Q: It seems like I comply and comply and comply again, and it's never enough.
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As in Germany, those regulations can be difficult to comply for an individual to comply with.
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So we can assume that all of their advertising will comply, or eventually comply, with the coalition's standards.
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Companies that do not comply by July will be subject to a penalty and given 90 days to comply.
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Presidents who do not comply would be subject to automatic removal, and Mr. Trump would be given 90 days to comply.
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Acting OMB director won't comply: In addition to the scheduling issue, some administration officials are vowing not to comply with subpoenas.
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It allows insurers to create plans that don't comply with Obamacare regulations — as long as they also provide plans that do comply.
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It also would compel foreign banks to comply with U.S. agencies' subpoenas and authorize contempt sanctions against banks which fail to comply.
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I didn't want to kick you ... I needed you to comply so me pretending to kick you got you to comply, right?
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But for the majority who wish to comply, a disclosure scheme should be as simple as possible to understand and comply with.
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Deng, who's refused to comply with the narratives so many have tried to fit her into, has also refused to comply with mine.
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The alternative trading system operated by UBS must comply with the rule; it is not among those that do not have to comply.
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Drug company compliance is technically voluntary, but drug companies agreed to comply, forcing agricultural producers and veterinarians to comply with labeling instructions by law.
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After spending collectively billions of dollars to comply with GDPR, many didn't want to face another hefty bill to comply with more privacy rules.
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New apps must comply right away with the tweaked terms, but existing apps will have until early 2020 to comply with the new rules.
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Reuters reports that airlines have 21 days to comply with the new rules for explosives screenings and four months to comply with the everything else.
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Asked what happens if the entities do not comply and provide the required information, the second official said, "We don't expect them not to comply."
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"Defendants have not provided evidence that they were unable to comply with the preliminary injunction, and the evidence shows only minimal efforts to comply," she continued.
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Dozens of states refused to comply, and Kobach on Wednesday sent a second letter requesting the information to all states who didn't comply the first time.
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Mulvaney has refused to comply with a congressional subpoena to testify, and so far, only one senior Budget official has agreed to comply with a subpoena.
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Asked if he would comply, Mnuchin said he would "comply with the law" but stopped short of saying he would commit to handing over the returns.
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For example, Facebook offers the Download Your Information option globally to comply with data portability rules, updated its Data Use Policy today with details on collection practices to comply with the right to know how your data is being processed, and provides opt-outs to comply with consent rules.
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Ted Cruz and Mike Lee's proposal to let insurers offer some plans that don't comply with Affordable Care Act insurance regulations — may not even comply with the rules.
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"It makes no sense to force companies to comply or prepare to comply with a rule that may never take effect," said Dennis Shaul, the group's chief executive.
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"It is disingenuous for KPMG to argue that it cannot comply with the court orders because its associate KPMG Huazhen will not comply with KPMG's request," Judge To wrote.
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Bradesco said one of the objectives with the measure is to comply with some local legislation regarding limits to its profits reserves and also to comply with its own statute.
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They're upset at Apple for refusing to comply with court orders to unlock phones—orders that it doesn't have the technical capacity to comply with, and may well be illegal.
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That goes double for businesses in regulated industries like healthcare, which have to comply with the HIPAA standard — not to mention that companies in the EU have to comply with GDPR.
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" Rodgers asks, to which the attendant responds, "You comply.
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"We may see that for some internet platforms to comply for a worldwide operation than a European operation," Rossi said, "it's easier for them to comply to one law than many laws."
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He assured senators that Libra would comply with anti-money-laundering statutes, that it would be regulated by Swiss entities, and that the Calibra wallet would comply with the Bank Secrecy Act.
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The mayor of Santa Fe is refusing to comply with Trump's proposed immigration crackdown The mayor of Santa Fe is refusing to comply with Trump's proposed immigration crackdown This segment originally aired Dec.
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Additionally, the bill also protects jurisdictions that comply with detainers from being sued, while allowing victims of crime to sue jurisdictions that refuse to comply and subsequently release criminal aliens onto the streets.
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In addition to the administration's public criticism of local officials who do not comply with detainers, Mr. Trump has threatened to withhold federal grant money from jurisdictions that refuse to comply with them.
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That's because they decompose the issues into tests, frame the dispute as separable from broader foreign policy and remind stakeholders that to comply today increases the odds of getting them to comply tomorrow.
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Originally CAAC ordered the companies to comply by May 25th.
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He's goading them with refusals to comply with any requests.
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One reason is because the massive companies can comply easily.
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Nava did not comply with the officers and drove off.
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The department, in turn, refused to comply with that request.
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Just hand over the documents, comply with the oversight committee.
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China's OnePlus quit the market, but others rushed to comply.
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Its syndicate members face charges if they fail to comply.
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These people decided not to comply with what was directed.
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The minarets were later shortened to comply with building codes.
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However, the rebels probably have little choice but to comply.
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Friday's extension should give those banks more time to comply.
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"We want everyone to comply with the law," Sessions said.
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Suppliers in all other markets will comply by January 2027.
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The bond will be forfeited if they fail to comply.
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You must also comply with all posted and lighted signs.
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The state has 10 days to comply with the request.
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Those who fail to comply will get the boot, too.
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Can Apple comply with the order if it wants to?
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It's not California celebrity code edition, she has to comply.
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And in the end, they did comply with those rules.
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The recall effort does not comply with the California Constitution.
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The Pentagon said it would comply with the judge's order.
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Go deeper: Alexa adds new functionalities to comply with HIPAA
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It is unclear whether Google will comply with his requests.
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Instead, they generally work to comply with "best practice" recommendations.
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The White House has refused to comply with the request.
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These are the easy days to comply with the deal.
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Philadelphia however refused to comply with an ICE detainer request.
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"We comply with our legal and ethical obligations," Bouffard said.
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He says the bank's procedures comply with U.S. financial regulations.
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"This is a way to show bigger companies to comply."
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Most of those companies already comply with the bill's mandates.
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And it would appear many companies are willing to comply.
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Joseph Dunford, that the Russians will quickly and fully comply.
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If you ask it to follow you, it will comply.
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Apple needs to add those features to comply with GDPR.
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Companies will face a fine if they do not comply.
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A clearly terrified, sobbing Shaver began to move to comply.
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The companies argue that they comply with all relevant laws.
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Entries must comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
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Airlines have 96 hours to comply with the electronics ban.
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"All the ongoing reforms comply with these principles," she said.
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"People want to comply with the enforcement agencies," Murguia said.
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It's part of GDPR and it's something we comply with.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer chose to comply with the request.
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Failure to comply with them may result in a breach.
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But Combetta apparently forgot the request and didn't immediately comply.
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But most hosts have failed to comply with the law.
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If Airbnb does not comply, it could face misdemeanor charges.
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You have to comply with very specific rules and regulations.
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Mr. Zucman is skeptical that the bankers will sufficiently comply.
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All rebel units will comply with the order, it added.
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Three months later, the State Department has yet to comply.
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At what point did this judge comply with this obligation?
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It's unclear whether the Treasury or the IRS will comply.
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"I would always comply with the tax law," he said.
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The union said workers will comply but not supply more.
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Websites risk incurring massive financial penalties if they don't comply.
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Those refusing to comply with the buyback would be fined.
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If he doesn't comply with his confession, that's his business.
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The E.L.G. rule gave power companies eight years to comply.
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Small providers must still comply with more baseline transparency rules.
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Taxpayers must comply with their state and local tax obligations.
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Yet Wisconsin Republicans did not initially comply with Reynolds' decision.
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Global companies will already have to comply starting in May.
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Marriott deleted references to Taiwan to comply with China's wishes.
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"The updates also comply with guidelines issued by EU regulators."
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All businesses must also comply with local licensing and rules.
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A school that doesn't comply could lose its federal funding.
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Chinese tech companies often comply with orders from the government.
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People failing to comply will be disqualified from taking office.
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Managers suggested he could be demoted if he didn't comply.
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Banks using standard models will have to comply from 2021.
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They have to comply with labor laws and health regulations.
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It could even impose fines for those who don't comply.
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"Nonetheless, the state and counties will comply with" the ruling.
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The White House similarly instructed Mr. McGahn not to comply.
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He gave the Justice Department until May 15 to comply.
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Many organizations ceased operating rather than comply with the requirements.
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Failure to comply would result in police seizing the maize.
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Tennessee: Refused to comply because state law does not allow.
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Mr. Neal gave the I.R.S. until next week to comply.
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The deadline to comply with the subpoena was May 6.
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Netflix has confirmed that it will comply with this request.
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If JCPenney can't comply, the exchange would delist its stock.
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If they fail to comply, the police will be alerted.
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Companies that don't comply can be fined $300 a day.
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Banks using standard models will have to comply from 2021.
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She said she was "astounded" by the failure to comply.
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She said she was "astounded" by the failure to comply.
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The circular asked the banks to comply by Jan. 31.
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House Democrats then subpoenaed Sondland, and he agreed to comply.
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Mazars has said it would comply with any legal obligation.
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Importers and producers will be given a year to comply.
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If Juul doesn't comply with the request by Oct 1.
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This allowed the trade to comply with the EC proposals.
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They try to convince consumers to pressure businesses to comply.
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The agency will monitor investigators to make sure they comply.
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Giuliani has suggested he may not comply with committee requests.
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Whether Giuliani will comply with the subpoena is still unclear.
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Ms. McKeand refused to comply with the restrictions, she said.
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When she didn't comply, he was accused of demoting her.
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And therefore artificial intelligence must always comply with people's rights.
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The Black Rod waited stoically for the speaker to comply.
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It shows that you have to comply with the law.
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What's the incentive for Myanmar to comply with this ruling?
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After refusing to comply with law enforcement, she took off.
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Or do they willfully comply and water down their programs?
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"HUD did fail to comply with the law," said Rep.
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It appears unlikely that Mulvaney will comply with the request.
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We would like them to fully comply with those subpoenas.
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WE WILL COMPLY WITH IT, WITH EVERYTHING THAT'S OUT THERE.
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There will be penalties for those who do not comply.
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Why not allow McDonald more of an opportunity to comply?
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Pompeo has declined to comply with a subpoena for documents.
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When we receive lawful requests from these authorities we comply.
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CAN APPLE COMPLY WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S DEMAND IN THIS CASE?
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Its political contributions comply with all federal and state laws.
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By taking an active stand against agencies and publishers that do not comply with industry standards, P&G is also forcing the market to comply with certain rules in order to win their business.
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Many legal observers believe that if Mueller issues a grand jury subpoena for Trump's testimony, the courts will order the President to comply, because the Supreme Court has repeatedly ordered presidents to comply with subpoenas.
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The Texas Republican is pushing for a provision that would allow insurers to sell plans that do not comply with ObamaCare insurance regulations, so long as they also sell plans that comply with those rules.
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If Biden is not obstructing the Senate by his refusal to comply with a Senate subpoena, how could Trump be guilty of obstructing Congress by refusing to comply with the House subpoenas absent court orders?
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It involves forcing cities to document that they comply with information-sharing laws in order to qualify for federal grants going forward — but the cities in question argue that they do comply with that law.
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The company subsequently made some changes to comply with EU rules.
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The lawyer added that Crutcher allegedly refused to comply with orders.
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But teachers and schools didn't have a choice but to comply.
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But in refusing to comply himself, Haqmal paid a heavy price.
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What kind of compliance is available to bodies that cannot comply?
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They initially refused to comply with the officers' commands, authorities said.
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She was told that if she didn't comply, she'd be fired.
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To comply, the feature would have to launch before May 25th.
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The cost to comply may be too much for some managers.
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The ruling was nonbinding, however, and the DEA refused to comply.
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Plans that comply with ACA regulations accept everyone, no questions asked.
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He gave Mnuchin a Friday deadline to comply with the subpoena.
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Since Fisher's passport was issued in 1983, it seems to comply.
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Most appeared to comply with Bey's sharp dictum, but not all.
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We will comply with European cyber security standards and the GDPR.
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Publications that fail to comply face fines of up to $44,000.
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Even so, there is an element of market pressure to comply.
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It remains unclear whether Iran's top oil customer China will comply.
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The $20,600 would be broken up to comply with contribution limits.
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First, that the English did not meekly comply with religious change.
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"I will comply with the order," he told the cheering crowd.
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Do not expect the White House to comply with the subpoena.
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The White House directed McGahn not to comply with that subpoena.
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If the site owner fails to comply, registrars for YouTube-MP3.
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What comes next if Trump refuses to comply with that order?
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But we have no choice but to comply with the law.
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House Democrats have threatened Kupperman with contempt for refusing to comply.
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Arm says that it will comply with the Commerce Department's rules.
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" • "The economic reactivation plan looks to comply with the fiscal rule.
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The Trump Foundation has 15 days to comply with the order.
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Failure to comply with the measure could lead to jail time.
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Manufacturers have until September 2019 to comply with the new rules.
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And now, Swarm says it will comply with all the terms.
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Failing to comply with these contradictory burdens leads to professional stagnation.
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" Third, the requesting state must comply with a principle called "specialty.
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Uber first launched this insurance product to comply with French regulation.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, the leaflets claim.
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JARRETT: That the DOJ and the FBI comply with the law.
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Meanwhile, others argue that the restaurant must comply with the law.
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But many companies will be forced to comply with sanctions anyway.
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The IRS has until April 10 to comply with the request.
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But we also have an obligation to comply with the law.
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It has 28 days to comply with the May 9 order.
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Even so, some schools have yet to fully comply with law.
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Criminal penalties would be imposed for those who do not comply.
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If they fail to comply, companies face fines up to $300,000.
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If the firm does not comply, it may face stiff fines.
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Wilbur Ross has also been subpoenaed, but is unlikely to comply.
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Police shot the man when he did not comply, Armstrong said.
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EDT on Tuesday and have been given 96 hours to comply.
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Or at least they could refuse to comply with Turkey's demand.
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The company declined to comply with a search warrant, he said.
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Assad said he would comply with it, according to the statement.
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Must meet weight restriction to comply with OSHA/Company safety standards.
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When Lucious doesn't comply, a SWAT team busts through the home.
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And he issued a threat to UN members that don't comply.
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Apple now has until February 26th to comply with the order.
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But the technician apparently forgot the request and didn't immediately comply.
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Yeah, they weren't real comfortable with that and refused to comply.
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Advertisers will also likely have to comply with new transparency rules.
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In true Sharer fashion, the famous vlogger was happy to comply.
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All Nestle products and labels comply with FDA and USDA regulations.
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Some computer-automated passing didn't comply with road laws and procedures.
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I have since updated my Twitter Handle to comply with regulations.
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Small businesses have to comply with both federal and state regulations.
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We little citizens just need to comply ... I can accept it.
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Facebook could face fines if it fails to comply, CNIL added.
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Some companies have already said they can't — and therefore won't comply.
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Sure, Iran and Iraq won't comply, but the pressure is building.
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Manufacturers have until July 2018 to comply with the new rule.
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Realistically, like so many before you, you're probably going to comply.
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And that staff were specifically trained to comply with election laws.
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The organization said it would comply on Friday, according to Buzzfeed.
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It just got harder to comply with the new SBA regulations.
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At least 19 states are already refusing to comply, including Republicans.
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We will comply with any directive and are studying this matter.
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And the law says companies have to comply with your choice.
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Last month, the company submitted plans to comply with the order.
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"She's doing her best at this point to comply," he said.
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"We comply with the law, therefore we are secure," they think.
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She advised them to always comply with orders from law enforcement.
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It's unclear whether the exchange will comply or contest the ruling.
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The prison company moved quickly to comply, Arizona health officials said.
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He set a May 1 deadline for the department to comply.
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But first and foremost, they must comply with existing U.S. law.
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A number of major airlines refused to comply with the policy.
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These CCP cells ensure the companies comply with directives from Beijing.
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Qualifying banks must comply with the rule by January 1, 2019.
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"If you get stopped by the police, comply," Ms. Castile said.
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Many carmakers would rather know what the rules are and comply.
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But it's still unclear how cryptocurrencies could comply with such rules.
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By late Monday, he said he would comply with the subpoena.
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He seemed confident that his amendment would comply with the standard.
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Cambridge Analytica has until April 6 to comply with my claim.
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I have no reason to believe that Google will not comply.
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The court enjoined further violations, but the sheriff did not comply.
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It's difficult to comply with, but we're happy to do so.
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Business groups say it will be too expensive to comply with.
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Failure to comply will result in fines of $298,22013 to $22014,000.
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They must comply with much higher limits for state office holders.
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It's got … tough to comply with, maybe, is really the issue.
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Current apps and app updates have until April 2020 to comply.
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Threatening to withhold federal highway funding to states that didn't comply.
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Barr, a Trump appointee, has refused to comply with the subpoena.
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Massachusetts: Refused to comply because voter data is not public record.
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North Dakota: Refused to comply, because state law does not permit.
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S. companies if they don't comply with Washington's restrictions, Chu said.
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Meanwhile, all three abortion clinics tried to comply with the law.
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Military personnel will help ensure travelers comply with the new rules.
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He "balled his fists and refused to comply," the report said.
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Gavin Newsom for failing to comply with state affordable-housing mandates.
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United States, should apply to Trump's refusal to comply with requests.
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Such systems did not comply with D.E.A. requirements, the plaintiffs said.
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Since its inception, more companies have started to comply with it.
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SnowPlus told Reuters it would comply with the regulations as well.
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SnowPlus told Reuters it would comply with the regulations as well.
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One key variable is how ship owners will decide to comply.
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Mr. Giuliani refused to comply with a congressional subpoena for documents.
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But Congress could take action if the president did not comply.
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"I don't think they can even comply with that," Corchado said.
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It's not clear whether Republican senators will comply with Democratic demands.
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State laws Car insurance companies have to comply with state laws.
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Of course, I'll comply with a subpoena if Congress issues one.
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Mr. Stephens said it was highly unlikely that Qatar would comply.
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Facebook has three months to comply with the French regulator's demands.
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But most doctors and nurses are in no rush to comply.
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Broadcom must comply with these measures within 30 days from Wednesday.
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In the name of party and country, he can only comply.
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Google submitted a plan to comply with the order last month.
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Pachinko halls are required to comply in the next three years.
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Then said tech company would comply, at least within legal authority.
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Do they comply with EU's GDPR or California's recent privacy legislation?
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Once the bill is finalized, schools have three years to comply.
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Firms that don't comply with the policy could face hefty fines.
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In order to comply with what America wanted, we virtually stopped.
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If she doesn't comply she will be punished physically or emotionally.
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Those who fail to comply could face civil and criminal penalties.
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Why they should comply with that request to destroy them, i.e.
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Go deeper: Judge rules McGahn must comply with House impeachment subpoena
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Yovanovitch instead agreed to comply with a House subpoena to attend.
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Financial institutions then have 180 days to comply with the policy.
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But Britain would have to comply with some European Union regulations.
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The move was "inappropriate," he said — and he refused to comply.
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If the hospitals did not comply, the city would cease funding.
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Military personnel will help ensure travelers comply with the new rules.
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The objects that surround us were designed to comply with standards.
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Mehta said Mazars has seven days to comply with the subpoena.
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Failure to comply would lead to a fine or a misdemeanor.
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Operators have until May 28 to fully comply with the request.
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Galette was eventually arrested for disorderly conduct and failure to comply.
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When the criminal refuses to comply, Robocop shows him who's boss.
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We will of course fully comply with any legislations and regulations.
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The CFTC then gave swap dealers an extra month to comply.
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If the court concludes that the recipient is obligated to comply with the subpoena and issues an order to him to do so, then his continued refusal to comply could place him in contempt of court.
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The attorneys general and the organizations have refused to comply with the subpoenas from Mr. Smith, as they have refused to comply with earlier demands for documents from him, claiming that the federal subpoenas are unconstitutional.
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Blake said HHS failed to comply with at least one of four conditions before it terminated the grants, such as showing that Baltimore or Healthy Teen Network failed to comply with the terms of their awards.
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A FinTech charter could help disruptive companies overcome the disadvantage they currently face by trying to comply with a patchwork of regulations by providing uniform standards that are easier for these emerging companies to comply with.
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But immigrants who are not in detention and have legal representation comply with court appearances at high rates, in fact, data shows that nearly 98 percent of families and unaccompanied children comply with their legal obligations.
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"Instead of having to comply with different regulatory regimes, platforms will have to comply with only one set of rules, both when operating in their home market and in other EU member states," the Commission said.
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"If they're not going to comply, we have to find a way for us to make them comply, largely because we have to preserve this idea of separation of powers and checks and balances," he said. Rep.
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Mississippi's Department of Education said it would comply with the federal guidance.
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Rosenstein and Wray an unambiguous message: Comply with Congress's orders this week.
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Rubio said he hoped Apple would voluntarily comply with the court order.
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To comply with the ban, Arkansas doctors will basically have two choices.
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He was charged with failure to comply and placed in removal proceedings.
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And he must comply with the policies of the Department of Justice.
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However, whether countries will comply with the production cuts remain a question.
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I can only imagine she felt stuck in her decision to comply.
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And it's not just tech companies that must comply with the law.
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That's the law, and if you don't comply, you could be arrested.
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The United States is pressing other countries to comply with its sanctions.
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But I think the president should order him in writing to comply.
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The lawmakers gave Barr until June 5 to comply with their request.
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It alerted employees on Monday in order to comply with California law.
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Cook said he would comply with the ultimate decision of the court.
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Most Polish banks are listed and must comply with international accounting standards.
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It's unclear if Page will indeed comply with the subpoena and appear.
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Missouri ultimately asked the Planned Parenthood clinic to comply with three demands.
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It also launched a separate Chinese business to comply with the law.
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So far, there is no indication either of them plans to comply.
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If a person refuses to comply, local law enforcement authorities will intervene.
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The update also requires third-party advertisers to comply with the rules.
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All existing apps must comply with the new rules by September 1st.
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I mean, he has to comply with subpoenas and things like that.
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REGULATION helps incumbents, which have the resources to comply, but hurts newcomers.
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Scores of international companies have said they will comply with the order.
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The petition says Brown indicated she would not comply with the quarantine.
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Though it wasn't required to comply, faced with a groundswell, Exxon agreed.
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Earlier Friday Trump wouldn't say if his administration would comply with subpoenas.
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Only if Italy then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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He doesn't immediately comply, instead transferring the gun to his other hand.
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We have to comply with regulatory guidelines in many, many different countries.
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If they don't comply with that, you're encouraging chaos in our system.
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Trump later backed down, after they refused to comply with the request.
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If they failed to comply, they could face five years in prison.
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The three are designing a way to strengthen the incentives to comply.
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The Trump administration has vowed not to comply with the impeachment probe.
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Should anyone not comply, they may be asked to leave the group.
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Licensed businesses use the software to comply with state and local laws.
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And it needs to comply with COPPA laws – which it's basically skirting.
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Companies must comply with regulation and make sure that everything remains confidential.
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Iran, in turn, could promise to comply with the nuclear deal again.
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But the ones who comply are perfect candidates for a sucker list.
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If they don't comply, "potential violations may result in law enforcement action."
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Sites like Facebook and Twitter comply with about 80 percent of requests.
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But they lashed us, beat our husbands if we did not comply.
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Now we're going even further to comply with these strong news rules.
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Anyone who fails to comply will be arrested, according to the leaflets.
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The three other major U.S. carriers, meanwhile, were seemingly happy to comply.
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Which states are getting extensions in order to comply with the act?
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If universities do not comply "it will be very costly," he said.
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"This law makes the companies liable if they don't comply," Nestle said.
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Knowing what to comply with (and how) is almost impossible, she says.
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Airbnb has until the end of August to comply, the EU says.
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"AGR will definitely comply," the firm said in the email to Reuters.
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Residents were given 113 hours to comply or pay a $1,000 fine.
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The thing is, we lost and if you don't comply it's treason.
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Companies have to comply with these rules or could face stiff fines.
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It's unclear whether any companies who refuse to comply will be punished.
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Mallya said in his posts that he would comply with domestic laws.
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Hospitals that don't comply face a civil penalty of $300 a day.
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They "literally cannot comply with both of those state laws," she said.
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"We gave Facebook ample time to comply with the law," Barnett said.
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"We are deeply skeptical that the (Syrian) regime will comply," Haley said.
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Sintering plants that comply with emissions requirements are exempt from the controls.
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But, starting in the autumn, new school textbooks will at last comply.
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There is no guarantee that Assad's forces will comply with the ceasefire.
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The fuel economy boost helps automakers comply with federal greenhouse gas limits.
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Congress would need to pass a law to make publishing platforms comply.
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Thompson said if Moscow didn't indicate its intention to comply by Feb.
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Maverick Apparel's threatening legal action if Logan doesn't comply within 7 days.
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Companies and properties that don't comply risk having their credit rating lowered.
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IPFF said Monday it will not comply with the order under Trump.
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It starts to take effect in 2018, giving brokerages time to comply.
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He said in his posts that he would comply with domestic laws.
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Many other firms, especially fast-growing start-ups, did nothing to comply.
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"As a sadist, I am more than happy to comply," Bondage says.
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Graham on what happens if FBI doesn't comply w/ wiretap request pic.twitter.
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We plan to comply by providing publicly-available information per state law.
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Attorney General William Barr must decide by May 1 whether to comply.
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It could face fines if it does not comply with EU rules.
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Even state-backed companies from China, Russia, India and Brazil must comply.
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If WhatsApp does not comply it could sanction the company, it said.
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The company said that those ads don't comply with the platform's rules.
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"We comply with applicable laws in jurisdictions where we operate," said Alibaba.
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Royal London said in a statement it would comply with Friday's judgment.
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All the companies have previously said they comply with EU tax rules.
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Clearing agencies will have 120 days to comply following the effective date.
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But Arpaio refused to comply and spoke openly about defying the court.
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But it won't be supervising lenders proactively to make sure they comply.
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Microsoft has three months to comply with the orders, the CNIL said.
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After all, people cannot comply with regulations they do not know about.
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Weibo said that it would do this to comply with Chinese laws.
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Businesses comply with regulations and expect regulators to enforce the laws fairly.
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Companies that do not comply with the laws will be fined accordingly.
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Committee leadership plans to subpoena the witnesses if they do not comply.
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If the IRS does not comply, the lawmakers could go to court.
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Those parts do not comply with U.S. vehicle safety regulations, it said.
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Ganopolsky balked, but her brother wanted to comply, she told Business Insider.
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He gave the IRS until April 10 to comply with the request.
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The ongoing costs to comply are estimated at over $22019 million annually.
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A crop of privacy-minded firms are helping marketers comply with CCPA.
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Defense lawyers have said their clients intended to comply with accounting rules.
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These vendors also comply with the highest level of information security standards.
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Companies have a six-month grace period to comply with Vermont's law.
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Comply fully with the 2008 Six-Point Cease-fire Agreement with Georgia ...
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To comply with the law, business owners pay licensing fees to PROs.
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The government indicated that ministers would refuse to comply with parliament's order.
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Azar described the deadlines as "extreme," but said that officials would comply.
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If they don't comply within the time period, then file the lawsuit.
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He threatened to tank the Turkish economy if Erdogan did not comply.
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Officials say they're working to comply and meet deadlines the court set.
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Deutsche Bank told the Times that it would comply with authorized investigations.
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States and grantees must comply with federal regulations to receive HHS funding.
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The Associated Press first reported that Flynn would comply with the subpoena.
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The GDPR is prescriptive about what organisations have to do to comply.
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To comply with the ban, Texas doctors would basically have two choices.
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If he failed to comply, he would risk termination of his employment.
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Counterpoint: WhatsApp has long maintained that its policies comply with the law.
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Right now, they're still figuring out which policies comply with Senate rules.
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When the legal order came in, they took action to comply immediately.
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The Cardinals beat Pittsburgh, 9303-19490, but the Giants did not comply.
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Thus, Facebook is ... failing to comply with lawfully issued subpoenas and interrogatories.
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It's not a global principle that everybody else has to comply with.
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Obviously, the company had little choice but to comply with the government.
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If they still fail to comply, they can be arrested for trespassing.
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She wants a judge to force Dana to comply with Tom's will.
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This can include imprisoning someone who declines to comply with a subpoena.
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Mr. McGahn almost resigned rather than comply before the situation was defused.
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Unfortunately, my refrigerator in my apartment doesn't always comply with my standards.
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And they will only willingly comply if they approve of police actions.
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"We will certainly cooperate and comply with the subpoena," Mr. Cole said.
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Scooter start-ups didn't always comply with restrictions, according to the report.
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Louisiana: Refused to comply, but has limited public information available for purchase.
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Indeed, most Americans will comply voluntarily with mandated constraints on their liberty.
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Others will simply not comply for reasons of lethargy, ignorance, or convenience.
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If officials did not comply, they said, they would destroy the buildings.
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Amazon said it expects its delivery operators to comply with the law.
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Now, in some cases, nurses are facing consequences if they don't comply.
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"I am simply asking that they comply with their obligations," Grossi said.
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States will have two years to comply if the law is enacted.
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Presumably, the mother of the groom also is being required to comply.
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Petrobras said the workers did not comply with legal requirements to strike.
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The bill proposes withholding grant money for jurisdictions that do not comply.
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The financial incentives have encouraged families to comply with the vaccination requirements.
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Bolton has said he would comply if subpoenaed by the upper chamber.
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And if users want that data deleted, companies will have to comply.
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The university has not said if it will comply with those demands.
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Now he is under subpoena from the House and intends to comply.
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You and the music-school director ought to comply with the law.
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The requests open the way for subpoenas for anyone who doesn't comply.
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Only if it then fails to comply would financial sanctions kick in.
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"We want to — and are willing to — comply with AEA," she wrote.
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"We had no other option but to comply with them," he said.
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There are no guarantees that Congress will comply with the administration's request.
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But you comply, right, because what else are you taught to do?
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He had initially said that he would not comply with one. 5.
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But we're worried that our parents will not comply with our wishes.
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Since 2013, most failure-to-comply violations have cited small residential buildings.
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In a tweet, Giuliani suggested he may not comply with the subpoena.
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She was sure that if she didn't comply he would arrest her.
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State contractors would have to certify that they comply with those requirements.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper is set to comply with the subpoena today.
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In contrast, Oregon, citing its state law, is ordering insurers to comply.
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The White House has thus far refused to comply with the request.
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The trick is how to get pilots to comply without overloading them.
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Do most people comply if you ask them to take something down?
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Other producers, rather than comply, have left California for Nevada or Florida.
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Lawmakers have started a separate amendment to comply with the court's ruling.
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They could also ensure that their products comply with recommended serving sizes.
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She added that she would comply with "any lawful order" he sent.
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DHS effectively had no choice but to comply with the court injunctions.
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How can foreign institutions outside legal U.S. jurisdiction be forced to comply?
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The White House and State Department have refused to comply with subpoenas.
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Halkbank says all its transactions fully comply with Turkish and international regulations.
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Google initially suggested it might appeal the decision before deciding to comply.
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This agreement is dependent on the degree to which the Chinese comply.
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The Justice Department isn't likely to comply, which would further frustrate Democrats.
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If these levels were met, then all holders would need to comply.
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The federal government gave all housing authorities until July 2017 to comply.
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This is the article The Times published in print only, to comply.
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They've already spent $18 billion to comply with the Obama-era regulation.
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As a result, the town has sued to force her to comply.
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That would mean firing anyone who fails to comply, as Nixon did.
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The United Kingdom should continue to comply with the Union trade policy.
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If Facebook fails to comply, it could get hit with numerous fines.
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The company did not comply well with FDA investigations into their practices.
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To comply with the ban, Louisiana doctors will basically have two choices.
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And what are the ramifications of our decisions to comply or revolt?
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The Cruz amendment, added in the revised Senate plan, would allow health plans to sell insurance on the individual marketplaces that does not comply with Obamacare's insurance regulations as long as they also sold plans that did comply.
|
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The demand from the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit came after the EPA said in November which areas of the country comply with the regulation, but refused to say which areas do not comply.
|
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"I can confirm as the prime minister has repeatedly set out that the government will comply with the law and secondly it will comply with undertakings given to the court in respect to the law," he told MPs.
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And a court "victory" coming in 2021 or 2022 is no victory at all for the House — even assuming that the Trump administration would comply with a court order when it refuses to comply with a congressional one.
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He's also been pushing for an amendment to the Senate bill that would allow insurers to sell plans that do not comply with ObamaCare insurance regulations, so long as they also sell plans that comply with those rules.
|
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The demand from the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit came after the EPA in November shared which areas of the country comply with the regulation, but refused to say which areas do not comply.
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The chambers involved are different, as Trump has refused to comply with subpoenas from House Democrats, while Biden said he would refuse to comply with subpoenas from Senate Republicans, but the principles and legal issues are strikingly similar.
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Included in the new bill is a version of Ted Cruz's amendment allowing insurers to offer plans that don't comply with Obamacare's insurance regulations so long as they also offer plans that do comply with Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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I think it&aposs very important for her to understand that and she should comply with that and she should comply with it now before she&aposs held in contempt of Congress which could happen as soon as Friday.
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Sessions should call Rosenstein in and demand that he comply fully with the subpoenas or fire him and replace him with someone who will fairly oversee the Russia investigation and who will comply with the lawful orders of Congress.
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That is after a $10.553 million to $500 million reduction in premium revenue to comply with former President Barack Obama's healthcare law - less than half of which is to comply with a minimum ratio for profits versus premiums collected.
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The OFCCPT ensures that businesses which take federal contracts comply with federal law.
|
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They changed PUBG Mobile in China to comply with stricter game violence laws.
|
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Energy Department spokesman Eben Burnham-Snyder said Tuesday the department will not comply.
|
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Italy and Germany imposed fines of $600 to $3,000 for failing to comply.
|
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Amazon has squeezed prices for book publishers and restricted those who don't comply.
|
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He urged parties to comply with the legally binding ruling and avoid provocations.
|
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Restaurants that do not comply with Seattle's regulations could face a $250 fine.
|
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Coinbase, for its part, called the summons overly broad and refused to comply.
|
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They say the maps were drawn to comply with the Voting Rights Act.
|
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All of these components are designed to help companies comply with GDPR regulations.
|
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If the Bentonville courts decide that disclosure is warranted here, Amazon should comply.
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By January 1, 2022, all companies will have to comply with the law.
|
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The senator expects the administration to reimpose sanctions if these companies don't comply.
|
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Either videos comply with YouTube's guidelines and they can monetize, or they don't.
|
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Thrive Market will comply for now, but won't give up, its CEO wrote.
|
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He crawled to police and refused to comply with their orders, Mina said.
|
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Several airlines affected by the ban issued statements indicating their intention to comply.
|
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They need to be above $1 to comply with the exchange's trading rules.
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Wasting $5 million a year to comply with regulations doesn't make any sense.
|
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Unlike the tiddlers, they can afford the investment needed to comply with it.
|
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Those that cannot comply are beaten, sold into bonded labor, or simply killed.
|
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Several of those doctors have refused to comply with interview requests, it said.
|
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"All personnel shall comply until further notice," as one of the announcements says.
|
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It did not give a deadline for firms to comply with the regulation.
|
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Slack made the change in an effort to comply with U.S. trade sanctions.
|
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The IRS can also tack on stiff penalties when companies fail to comply.
|
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Vought has previously stated that he would not comply with previously scheduled depositions.
|
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It's the responsibility of businesses and organisations to comply with data protection law.
|
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The company also failed to comply with health insurance regulations in some markets.
|
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Telegram has refused to comply with its demands, citing respect for user privacy.
|
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Even so, human rights groups say Egyptian judges comply with the government's wishes.
|
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If the proposal takes effect, the industry will have two years to comply.
|
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In this case, they have to comply with what the Chinese government wants.
|
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The possible steps included exempting small banks from having to comply with it.
|
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Let's not confuse the president's refusal to comply with a right to refusal.
|
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But, the ambassador explains, they all chose to comply with the president's command.
|
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They have until the end of 2020 to comply, longer than first planned.
|
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Second, Google's consent flow doesn't comply with the GDPR according to the CNIL.
|
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"We cannot direct our teachers to not comply with the law," she said.
|
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The company also says that regulation in Paris doesn't comply with European regulation.
|
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In December he gave Iraq 90 more days to comply with America's sanctions.
|
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Failure to comply means they could lose 10 percent of their agency's funding.
|
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Under GDPR rules, a company is duty bound to comply with that request.
|
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"Every single gay couple is unable to comply with the policy," she said.
|
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Be smart: As a global company, Facebook already has to comply with GDPR.
|
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The company said the work is necessary to comply with the new regulations.
|
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If America has suggested joint inspections, Russia has shown no willingness to comply.
|
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Failure to comply with American fines would send the currency into a nosedive.
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Although he was nonviolent, he resisted oppression and refused to comply with injustice.
|
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When the industry did not comply, the subcommittee sued for the reserve data.
|
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YouTube now requires that videos featuring children comply with local child labor laws.
|
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The central bank had issued a directive in 2017 urging insurers to comply.
|
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Kimball has not publicly stated whether he intends to comply with the deadline.
|
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If Netflix didn't comply with such requests, the site could be blocked entirely.
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Failure to comply will result in a loss of three (3) priority points.
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The company has been complying and will comply all applicable laws and regulations.
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Failure to comply within 30 days, they warned, would result in criminal charges.
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Don't give the "triune nation" nonsense pls and comply with int law pic.twitter.
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The proposed rules would carry financial penalties for companies that do not comply.
|
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But Gilman says the Science team is happy to comply with the rules.
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According to an Uber spokesperson, he failed to meet Uber's deadline to comply.
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But they don't like the idea of having to comply with regulations themselves.
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" The company will "fully support and comply with the final policy when effective.
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Businesses with 25 or fewer employees will have an extra year to comply.
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Palantir declined to comply, which is when the Labor Department filed the suit.
|
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The agency is now extending the comment period to comply with Trump's moratorium.
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So it's this simple: Comply with the law or forego [sic] taxpayer dollars.
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This will help customers comply with legal requirements and manage risks, he said.
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The Democrats do not have the power to compel Deutsche Bank to comply.
|
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Apple then refused to comply with the order citing privacy and security concerns.
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"I had to kiss that burned body goodbye," said Dolan, agreeing to comply.
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Failure to comply could (but maybe not) result in suspension from the platform.
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Homeowners who fail to comply can be charged $500 per violation per day.
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Platforms could be penalized by the Federal Election Commission for failing to comply.
|
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"This action is to ensure companies comply with the protocol," the MEE said.
|
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"Those who don't comply in time will immediately be closed down," Wu said.
|
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He agreed to comply with all legally binding ethics regulations while in office.
|
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Segment announced a product this week to help companies comply with those requests.
|
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"I have since updated my Twitter handle to comply with regulations," he wrote.
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And so we issue a subpoena, we expect you to comply with it.
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Their app should be removed if they fail to comply, the report said.
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Businesses with fewer than 25 employees would have an extra year to comply.
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This could raise questions about its ability to comply fully with the deal.
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Most companies will simply comply rather than be publicly accused of aiding terrorism.
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S. dealers must comply with EBC standards only for deals with U.S. counterparties.
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Firms will be given until 2018 to comply with the rule without penalty.
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The four Arab states gave Qatar 10 days to comply with the demands.
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That could raise questions about its ability to comply fully with the deal.
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How are you going to make sure that the Chinese continue to comply?
|
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To comply, Qantas has now deleted several lists that categorized destinations by country.
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But apparently the stylish kicks don't comply with the NFL's strict uniform rules.
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MM offshore project - while ensuring its activities comply with U.S. sanctions on Russia.
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The cards would be replaced with products that comply with the new rules.
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IAG said it was confident it would comply with ownership rules after Brexit.
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The other is to review mergers to ensure they comply with antitrust law.
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Steel enterprises must comply with state and province-level emission restrictions by Sept.
|
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Banks will have until 2020 to comply with the rule, the Fed said.
|
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Many companies that had never needed permits had only three months to comply.
|
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Instead, the attorney general's office would publish general guidance on how to comply.
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Thus, they can comply with both European and American laws by expanding censorship.
|
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Iran has to get rid of the water to comply with the deal.
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It did not specify what action it would take if Apple didn't comply.
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Those who fail to comply must buy credits or face fines, she said.
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It's unclear whether the agencies even have to comply with the ACLU's request.
|
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"These companies will inevitably have to comply with new rules," Mr. Husson said.
|
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So regardless of what a regulator says ... people don't actually have to comply.
|
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A company spokeswoman, Molly Snyder, said Target would comply with all local laws.
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But it's unclear at this point whether Barr would authorize DOJ to comply.
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European countries and online services have nine months to comply with the regulation.
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The White House said Mulvaney did not intend to comply with the request.
|
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Officials in 14 states and the District of Columbia have refused to comply.
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The CPP was just the agency's first attempt to comply with that ruling.
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Individual changes expire to help the plan to comply with Senate budget rules.
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It remains to be seen whether Endo will comply with the FDA's request.
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She was jailed not long after for refusing to comply with the ruling.
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China has long maintained that they fully comply with all UN sanctions resolutions.
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And we will comply with those boundaries when and where they are set.
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If a company doesn't comply, it will open itself to lawsuits from competitors.
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Apple removed listings from the App Store that don't comply with Chinese laws.
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Flynn decides to comply with our Intel Committee subpoena to produce business documents.
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Many Japanese companies refused to comply with the court order, further increasing tensions.
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As of late Friday, the company had not said whether it would comply.
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Salons that do not comply risk fines and possible loss of their license.
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If Cuba doesn't comply, the U.S. should move military assets to the region.
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Gulen told ZDF that, if Washington approved the extradition request, he would comply.
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During Wednesday's hearing, the judge granted the request -- essentially forcing Yazeed to comply.
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Getting tourists to comply with Zika-busting rules, though, will not be easy.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) predicted that if Comey was subpoenaed he would comply.
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Existing dams and mines that do not comply could be forced to close.
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But to earn permanent relief, Sudan was required to comply with five demands.
|
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After Cook confronted Kalanick, Uber modified its code to comply with Apple policy.
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We will continue to evaluate items to ensure they comply with our policies.
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If it don't comply with the Reinheitsgebot, it ain't gonna sell in Germany.
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Failure to comply with the requirements would result in a suspension of benefits.
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The new regulation will take effect in 2018, giving brokerages time to comply.
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The plan was designed to comply with the longstanding American embargo against Cuba.
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Update: Lime and Spin tell Axios they will comply with the agency's rules.
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Auto companies must comply based on what consumers buy, not what they make.
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It has to cut the exposure and comply soon or pay hefty fines.
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Collibra's tools help companies comply with these kinds of government data privacy rules.
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Bannon told them it was insanity to expedite the process and comply fully.
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The key fact here is that Clinton largely did comply with that request.
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But to comply with reconciliation rules, the legislation can't add to the deficit.
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For now, Iran continues to comply — it's unclear how long that will last.
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They face fines up to $1,000 a day if they do not comply.
|
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Defense lawyers have argued that their clients intended to comply with accounting rules.
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Both teams said they would comply with the order and release details soon.
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Businesses respond Major Italian companies are working to comply with the new limits.
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Tough also to comply with, because it's maybe not clear in certain areas.
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Alvarado Quesada said regulations would be modified to comply with the court ruling.
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They also have more informal ways of forcing the Trump administration to comply.
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On Friday, Pentagon officials said they would continue to comply with federal law.
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Immigration law is incredibly hard to understand and even harder to comply with.
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He has set a tight deadline for the militias to comply: July 31.
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Liz Hill, a department spokeswoman, said at the time that it would comply.
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Some subjects comply, others withdraw; a few may even be enthusiastic at first.
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Most people stayed home to comply with measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky said they would comply with Indiana Gov.
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Mr. Cohen will have little choice but to comply with the Senate subpoena.
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Pennsylvania: Refused to comply but will supply limited, public data for $20 fee.
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He did not say if he would comply with Mr. Neal's latest deadline.
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Are you going to comply with the ban and check your stuff in?
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The free market will ensure that the platforms do their best to comply.
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But many large trading venues did not have to comply with the rule.
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Businesses that do not comply will face a civil fine and mandatory closures.
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New York's Cuomo has repeatedly urged younger people to comply with social distancing.
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Italy and Germany imposed fines of $600 to $3,000 for failing to comply.
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How fast depends on how well Americans comply with government social-distancing mandates.
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Some states, however, still do not have IDs that comply with the act.
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Jed proposed "a daily fine" against Concord to persuade the firm to comply.
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Organizations that fail to comply with the law could be fined or dissolved.
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Businesses must also comply with consumer requests for their data to be deleted.
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At least one person I know faced harsh criticism for refusing to comply.
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How will either country determine if they failed to comply with the terms?
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You will comply with DNA testing and pay a $60 fee for that.
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US companies are being pressured to comply with these standards under ADA requirements.
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Schools that don't comply could face lawsuits or lose access to federal funds.
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He said there was compelling evidence the cladding did not comply with regulations.
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They have a huge new set of standards they'll comply with by 2020.
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Kupperman and Bolton haven't signaled whether they'll voluntarily comply with the McGahn result.
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Hospitals that don't comply could face fines of up to $300 per day.
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" The company will "fully support and comply with the final policy when effective.
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After all, Mueller can all but compel him to comply with the subpoena.
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Duke University released a statement saying it refused to comply with the law.
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China was later given until April 22, 2018 to comply with the ruling.
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And this one has corporate executives up in arms — and scrambling to comply.
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The company also says it will check YouTube ads to ensure they comply.
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But a Juul spokesman told The New York Times that it would comply.
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Those that do not comply would be barred from receiving certain federal grants.
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You've also said you won't comply with the subpoena on advice of counsel.
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If the EPA comes out with groundwater standards, everyone will have to comply.
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Firmness, in treating the duties enough like a normal job that volunteers comply.
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But now, vendors and consultants are now forced to comply with the rule.
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The only requirement is for Chinese companies to comply with host country regulations.
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The bank sought to build liquidity to comply with regulators' "living will" regime.
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Manufacturers must comply with nearly 300,85033 federal regulations, according to a new study.
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Islamic bonds, also called sukuk, are debt instruments that comply with Sharia principles.
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Unlike Bowyer, the States Times Review refused to comply with the government order.
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Robocallers know how to comply with the law--they just choose not to.
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CEO Tim Cook also defended Apple's decision to comply with China's censorship efforts.
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But there have been reports of customs and border officials refusing to comply.
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It also has to comply with the government's new code for sports bodies.
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Shulkin has said that he will comply with all of the IG recommendations.
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Telegram has refused to comply with the demands, citing respect for user privacy.
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Now that this is a federal law, all states will have to comply.
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Failure to comply can result in fines of as much as €1,500 ($1,760).
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In Zimbabwe, for example, local banks by law cannot comply with American sanctions.
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Mattingly, who refused to comply, was fined $250 by the team and benched.
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But executive branch agencies are still refusing to comply with subpoenas for documents.
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The move also required exchanges in the country to comply with regulatory requirements.
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"If they want to screen it here, they have to comply," he said.
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Whatever target the government sets, automakers would have little choice but to comply.
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Finance Minister Anilaj Denaj said the draft law would comply with international standards.
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He stressed that they still need to comply with federal and state laws.
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"If you don't comply with the rules, don't expect anything good," he says.
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Contemporary security systems essentially do the bare minimum to comply with security guidances.
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They must undergo a screening process and comply with the current immigration law.
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What if Mr. Mueller issues a subpoena and Mr. Trump refuses to comply?
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Universities that fail to comply with those rules risk losing Defense Department funding.
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But they are suggestions; companies do not have to fully comply by them.
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Should Trump outright refuse to comply, this would provoke a genuine constitutional crisis.
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It is generally accepted that presidents should normally comply with such an order.
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While OpenChain works toward a standard way of helping companies comply with open-source licensing requirements, regardless whether it's a tech company or any other industry, the project is about helping companies, rather than prescribing a particular way to comply.
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" Mr. Clapper added that he and other Obama officials would not be involved other than ensuring "that everybody gets the same information and that we do comply with the needs to protect sources and methods and comply with security rules.
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Each team, however, may develop its own work rules for those who don't comply with the policy, which allows players the option of remaining in the locker room during the playing of the anthem if they do not wish to comply.
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If Barr does not comply, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to move forward on Monday with a contempt citation that could ultimately lead to a civil court case against Barr, followed by fines and even imprisonment for failure to comply.
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According to the administration, the restrictions are used to encourage countries to comply with US national security requirements, such as sharing information with US agencies.. "This is the stick," to get countries to comply, the official said regarding the new restrictions.
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The reality is that once tech companies comply with laws in one country — if WhatsApp breaks encryption to survive in India, for example — it's clear to the world that they can and could comply with similar laws in other countries.
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"It quite deliberately fails to comply with the requirements of governing law," he said.
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Solorzano said all vessels sailing under the flag had to comply with strict requirements.
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Require employer plans to comply with billing dispute resolution processes that states have created.
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No public uprising forced Jackson to comply, and the Court's ruling basically became moot.
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Mexico has already passed a new labor reform law to comply with the deal.
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The department had balked at the survey on Monday, saying it would not comply.
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And this afternoon, Google outlined how it intends to comply in a blog post.
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"If you do not comply, you will be hanged," an army official tells him.
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Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy.
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David Eastburn, a spokesperson for the Defense Department, confirmed that the military would comply.
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I don&apost think he wants to comply with what we&aposre asking for.
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"We expect South Korea and Japan to comply fully, to zero out," said Rome.
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He gets sick of the eye test and tells the officer he won't comply.
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Mesa police officers said Johnson resisted arrest and did not comply with their commands.
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To do so, though, they need to comply with the whims of Chinese authorities.
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The NHTSA analysis does not assume that automakers will comply with the California mandate.
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It added that China has "unhesitatingly taken inhumane steps" to comply with U.N. sanctions.
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But once compliance is universal, companies will not hire workers who fail to comply.
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The CMA said rival resale sites had already agreed to comply with its demands.
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The official, Helen Foster, claimed she was demoted when she had refused to comply.
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And when clinics can't afford to comply, they have to close, Dr. Jones says.
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But according to Strzok&aposs attorney, Peter Strzok may not comply with the subpoena.
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Carriers are aware they must comply with the government's final decision, the spokesperson added.
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It's been court-ordered to comply with that EPA limit on radium by 2018.
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Recreational drone operators must comply with CASA's rules (known as its standard operating conditions).
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Companies will need time to work out how to comply with the new rules.
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It is also disturbing that AIQ have failed to comply with their enforcement notice.
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To avoid making a prohibited contribution, the corporation must comply with detailed FEC regulations.
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However, Martin said Santos did not comply and continued to walk toward the officer.
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But he acknowledged that it's not finalized and all parties might not automatically comply.
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These tools are available globally, although we designed them to comply with GDPR too.
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But big companies have more resources to comply with complicated regulations than small firms.
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She's eager to try different kinds of American chocolate, and I'm eager to comply.
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The driver did not comply and instead moved his hands downward toward the firearm.
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Mr. Cooper did not comply with some of the program's requirements, Mr. Pratt said.
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If Netflix gets a license, it will have to comply with the council's rules.
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I do think there are requirements that people are being asked to comply with.
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Twitter said it would give users until March 23 to comply before suspending accounts.
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So absolutely, I would — I would expect Apple to comply with the court order.
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Kupperman has said White House lawyers told him not to comply with the subpoena.
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Giuliani has so far declined to say whether he will comply with the subpoena.
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All organisations that use data from EU citizens must comply, regardless of their domicile.
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While haq tyag is voluntary, women come under enormous pressure to comply, activists said.
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If implemented, the industry would then have two years to comply with the rule.
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Each subsidiary is accountable for obtaining its own resources and comply with local regulations.
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That means any firm that doesn't comply with the government's demands gets outlawed there.
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This needs to be backed up with sanctions on parties that fail to comply.
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When the teen wouldn't comply, the principal contacted her mother, who couldn't be reached.
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While doing so, we also comply with rigorous U.S. federal and state privacy regulations.
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Biden threatened to withdraw aid to Guatemala if Perez didn't comply with the investigation.
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The bank told the lawmakers it needed a subpoena to comply with the request.
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First of all, they comply with HIPAA in terms of patient confidentiality, he said.
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PA did not comply with rules - a rare decision to oppose a share buyout.
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It wasn&apost immediately clear if truckers would comply as word got out Friday.
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Failure to comply with this principle can provide a basis for reassessment, it said.
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Go deeper: Elijah Cummings orders White House to comply with Kushner security clearance review
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"By law we're not required to comply, but we voluntarily do," she told me.
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Prior to Monday's court decision, Greece called on Turkey to comply with international law.
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The secretariat may recommend trade suspension where countries fail to comply with CITES provisions.
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And they wonder if he will comply if the courts eventually rule against him.
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It's now up to Mnuchin, who oversees the IRS, to decide whether to comply.
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GDPR was approved in April 2016, after which companies had two years to comply.
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Coach reminds him that failure to comply with the system will result in banishment.
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This new, three-year cycle could force businesses to comply with environmentally sound policies.
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It failed to comply with that decision and was subsequently fined 899 million euros.
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He said Syrian President Bashar Assad's government was prepared to comply with the arrangement.
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If Microsoft fails to comply, the CNIL will issue a sanction against the company.
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It would also have to comply with the censorship of the ruling Communist party.
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"We will continue to comply with all of our international trade obligations," he wrote.
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On March 20, the Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor gave Telegram 15 days to comply.
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The number of facilities that refused to comply with rules jumped almost four fold.
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Vivint, which is based in Lehi, Utah, said its practices comply with the law.
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Victims also risk being charged with entirely separate crimes if they choose to comply.
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The kingdom's decision to comply, should the rules apply, has rung some alarm bells.
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The judge ordered Watchtower to present the documents, but the organization did not comply.
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Others were told they would be reported to the government for failing to comply.
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We will continue, as we have been, to comply with all lawful oversight requests.
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Followers were encouraging her not to comply with negotiators' request that she surrender peacefully.
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Less prescriptive guidance could give businesses the opportunity to use new technology to comply.
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Failure to comply would result in legal action against them, the central bank said.
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It overlooks the many regulations all charters must comply with, like their district counterparts.
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But, if it were to comply, those requests would surely not be far behind.
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Airlines will have until January 2019 to comply with the changes in the rule.
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Ford executives said they are confident their diesel will comply with U.S. emissions rules.
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The committee had set a Tuesday deadline for Flynn to comply with the subpoena.
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However, these plans need to comply with the ACA and health savings account requirements.
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The department has filed a motion asking Apple to comply with the FBI order.
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We follow policies and processes so that our political contributions comply with applicable laws.
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Government spokesman Phay Siphan said Cambodia won't comply with demands made by foreign countries.
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The deadline to comply with the ban on purchasing new equipment is Aug. 13.
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She told him: "Show me your hands," she testified, adding that he didn't comply.
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Before adoption of the Constitution, state governments refused to comply with U.S. treaty obligations.
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That readiness to comply will be lacking if obligations appear to be unfairly onerous.
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They are more likely to make mistakes and are often less motivated to comply.
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There was running skepticism that the Planned Parenthood provision would comply with that rule.
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Crutcher did not comply with her commands to "show me your hands," she testified.
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As a result, they have to buy RINs to comply with the ethanol mandate.
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Problem is ... he didn't comply, so the judge ordered him to be locked up.
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If they gave Comey such an order, it wasn't clear that he would comply.
|
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Currently many Scotch Whisky companies list a Scottish address to comply with this requirement.
|
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Each of the revisions would benefit some refineries struggling to comply with the mandate.
|
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There's only three companies this year that are able to comply with Obama regulations.
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To comply with Trump's regulatory moratorium, the rules will be delayed until March 21.
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And it doesn't necessarily want to comply with exchange regulations if they constrain profits.
|
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To comply, Westinghouse made some design changes that were tiny tweaks; others were larger.
|
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In some cases state officials have only agreed to comply after months of wrangling.
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It will comply with all relevant European regulation and hopefully attract new market participants.
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National carrier Garuda Indonesia will comply if the regulator trims ticket prices, Soemarno added.
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The agency has refused to comply with our requests for records on this issue.
|
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But business groups say it would cost too much for industry to comply with.
|
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Tariq brings Lucious an informant, and when he doesn't comply, they beat him up.
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DHS has previously issued cyber directives for agencies, but gave them months to comply.
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The agency should be given a chance to comply with the Supreme Court's order.
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What's more, all businesses in the state, regardless of size, will have to comply.
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Basically, if he asks for that then the person must comply, including the president.
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The source added it was likely banks had already started selling dollars to comply.
|
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Some islands recently hit by hurricanes will also be given more time to comply.
|
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The National Association of Convenience Stores expressed reservations about how its members will comply.
|
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But since the emission cuts are not binding, he could still refuse to comply.
|
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The roof would have to comply with the fire code and other building codes.
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Under the new guidelines, all signatories must comply with the penalties imposed by WADA.
|
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But he suggested that, for now, other countries have little choice but to comply.
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ICE described him as a fugitive who'd failed to comply with the judge's decision.
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When kids understand the importance of a task, they'll be more likely to comply.
|
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Even after Judge Howell ordered Miller to comply with the subpoena, he still refused.
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The administration is giving employers more than six months to comply with the rule.
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She spent five days in jail when she refused to comply with the decision.
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It's in the scooter company's best interest to comply with all the local laws.
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However, refusing to comply with or enforce gun safety laws sets a dangerous precedent.
|
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The spokesman said that Price would comply with the law if he is confirmed.
|
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" This, he added, would be the DOJ's and FBI's "one last chance to comply.
|
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Fixing half a million cars to comply with clean air rules looked increasingly impossible.
|
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Banks buy bonds to comply with rules limiting how much risk they can take.
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"It's just a shame that all she had to do was comply," Troiano said.
|
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Many Japanese companies refused to comply with last year's South Korean Supreme Court order.
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But at i SIGHT he went to great lengths to comply with the law.
|
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But other countries appear to be less willing to comply with Turkey's lobbying efforts.
|
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If they fail to comply with the mandate, they must pay a tax penalty.
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All centers have to be accredited and comply with four unannounced inspections a year.
|
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Regulators announced they are giving companies another 28503 months to comply with the rules.
|
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Wholesale stores in the country will have until 2020 to comply with the ban.
|
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Facebook recently released some new privacy tools that will help it comply with GDPR.
|
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The facility would have to comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement's family residential standards.
|
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Airlines had 120 days to comply with a requirement that includes enhanced passenger screening.
|
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Sex offenders who fail to comply would face up to ten years in prison.
|
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His legal counsel and spokesman Lanny Davis said he would comply with the subpoena.
|
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The average U.S. business spends $9,991 per employee each year to comply with regulations.
|
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Facing a giant company, Mr. Walker felt he had no choice but to comply.
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Why is it the girls who have to comply but the boys are okay?
|
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Celeste refuses to comply — an important step in her defying his emotionally manipulative behavior.
|
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The French privacy regulator fined Google 100,000 euros when the company did not comply.
|
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The judge said he did not believe Mr. Bundy would comply with court orders.
|
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But Frank won't comply, as it's an insult to veterans who actually have PTSD.
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The government currently allows automakers to self-certify that vehicles comply with safety standards.
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You can't lie about your product—you have to comply with rules and regulations.
|
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It threatened airlines with similar measures if they failed to comply, per Foreign Policy.
|
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The authorities have the power to issue fines if the companies fail to comply.
|
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"Court orders are not optional, and Apple should comply," Burr said in a statement.
|
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The reality is that most public offices want to comply with open records requests.
|
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"Many of those who refused to comply were shot on the spot," she said.
|
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"The cruise industry does not have to comply with US labor laws," he said.
|
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The two attorneys general have refused to comply, and Democrats have supported their opposition.
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Failing to comply with this code can result in disrespect, dismissal or even violence.
|
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The move was made in part to comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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The police will be alerted if a user fails to comply within 20 minutes.
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Ideally, quarantines would be self-enforcing, and people subject to such orders would comply.
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"The sooner we comply, the sooner that we can get through this," she said.
|
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Broadcom does have one Singaporean director, Check Low, to comply with Singapore's corporate rules.
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Like the city's subways, if districts do not comply, the state can withhold funding.
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Businesses would be required to comply with official consumer requests to delete that data.
|
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Flynn had refused to comply with a subpoena issued by the Democrats in June.
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Those that do not comply can face federal investigation or a loss of funding.
|
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On Friday, the Pentagon reaffirmed that it would continue to comply with federal law.
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When she didn't comply, she was reported to the Washington Medical Quality Assurance Commission.
|
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When Mr. Palmer failed to comply, an officer used a Taser on him — twice.
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Despite abandoning the deal, Washington has demanded European countries ensure Iran comply with it.
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The city attorney asked a federal court to rule whether the mayor could comply.
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Pet store owners who do not comply face a penalty of $500 per animal.
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"I implore each of our students to comply with this directive," Ms. Pollack wrote.
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Exxon's board, notoriously secretive, risked another proxy fight if it decided not to comply.
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" Amtrak's windows, she said, "comply with federal requirements for impact resistance and emergency release.
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What recourse do tenants have to get building management to comply with city rules?
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We comply with the law and will continue working to protect our users, worldwide.
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Its representatives have publicly stated that it intends to comply with all legal requests.
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The Trump administration persuaded Volkswagen to comply with U.S. sanctions on Iran, Bloomberg said.
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Federal attorneys said the law was defective and companies struggled to comply with it.
|
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In her tweets, warning the group to comply, the mayor addressed them by name.
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We build our products to comply with global standards and sell our products globally.
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The young men seemed more inclined to comply with his directions than his partner's.
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He found that 20 of the 21 flights did not comply with federal requirements.
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Low-income, rural communities have especially struggled to comply with new water quality regulations.
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They're offering personal data scrubbing and software to help companies comply with the law.
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There's no good reason that companies won't be able to comply with reasonable regulation.
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Wolf said some nations were able to comply with the new standards in time.
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Refusal to comply with a duly authorized subpoena from Congress constitutes contempt of Congress.
|
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If he does not comply, House Democrats could move to hold him in contempt.
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The final regulations also imposed fines of $22,217 a day for failure to comply.
|
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In those roles, he insisted that the Obama administration comply with congressional oversight authority.
|
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Many of the schools have vowed to comply with authorities as the investigation continues.
|
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In December, a state judge suspended WhatsApp for failing to comply with court orders.
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The officers claim Shaver failed to comply, and Officer Brailsford shot him five times.
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A new year means it's time to comply with new resolutions for many people.
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If the companies comply with the terms of the deal, the case is dismissed.
|
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Cathay said it would comply, leaving it vulnerable to claims of being pro-Chinese.
|
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Differences have dragged on for years over testing methods to comply with environmental regulations.
|
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"Any individual or entity that fails to comply will face severe consequences," he said.
|
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If companies are not willing to comply, he said, they will lose its business.
|
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Politico was the first to report that Maguire declined to comply with the subpoena.
|
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The suspension will be lifted when the three houses comply with regulations, it said.
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Should he comply with the House subpoena or the White House no-show directive?
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On its website, Settle Logistics says it encourages companies to comply with trade regulations.
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Ms. Qiu does all she can to comply with expectations and find a partner.
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Judges have few available sanctions for prosecutors who do not comply with discovery requests.
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The athlete has refused to take hormone suppressing medication to comply with the regulations.
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Her consent was needed to comply with the 2013 Succession to the Crown Act.
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By obstructing justice, refusing to comply with the congressional inquiry, he's already convicted himself.
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Trump needs to immediately divest from his businesses and comply with the emoluments clause.
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Nunberg is refusing to comply with a grand jury subpoena in the Russia investigation.
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Ted Cruz to allow insurers to sell plans that don't comply with Obamacare requirements.
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Anyone who fails to comply with the condition is liable for arrest and prosecution.
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All virtual asset service providers in FATF member countries need to comply by June.
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It also allows officers to remove the covering if the person does not comply.
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But the agency will delay the rules to comply with President Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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But the measure also must comply with specific instructions from an earlier budget resolution.
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Most planters couldn't comply, and the ratio was revised to one for every thirty.
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He said a debtor that cannot comply with such rules usually has to liquidate.
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