It "does not conform with our nation's cultural traditions, nor does it conform with the core values of socialism," Xinhua news agency declared on micro-blog platform Weibo.
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"It's incumbent on individuals or family members to reach out to their estate planner to make sure all documents conform with the new tax law and still conform with their wishes," Dillon said.
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"We assume that the loan is conform with the law".
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The new strategy will conform with EU rules, it said.
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The mechanisms must conform with EU guidelines on state aid.
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This is the tendency of people to conform with other people.
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We're stuck with a state statute that doesn't conform with federal statute.
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"Everything has to conform with relevant social and religious beliefs in Indonesia," Noya said.
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So if you're having trouble entering them, check that they conform with those rules.
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Macedonia has to amend its constitution to conform with the provisions of the deal.
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The administration must also conform with sectarian power-sharing quotas among Christian and Muslim sects.
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China's foreign ministry at the time said Huawei and ZTE conform with international trading regulations.
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One of the first corporations to conform with the law is KT, formerly Korea Telecom.
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Sefcovic said the project did not yet conform with EU law and security of supply criteria.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," he added.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," he continued.
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Subconsciously, I started to conform with my peers, hiding my femininity and what came naturally to me.
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Moreover, cheerleaders can be fined for inane violations, like having nails that don't conform with dress code.
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Thus, I would expect many operators to change their non-compliant consents to conform with the ruling.
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Why it matters: The first two rule changes likely conform with what people assume Twitter's rules already are.
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He said any measures taken by the bloc would conform with rules set by the World Trade Organization.
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They are not reciprocal, they are not open, and they do not conform with the norms of world trading.
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It should amend the "theft of honest services" statute to conform with recent Supreme Court decisions narrowing its reach.
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"He recognizes he made a statement that did not conform with the truth," said his lawyer, Laurent-Franck Lienard.
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No institution that purports to uphold free thinking should endorse an exam that forces applicants to conform with political orthodoxy.
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The review revealed loans extended to one investor did not conform with company policies, the company said in a statement.
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The authors of the report say the proposals conform with the nation&aposs 2014 Constitution and international human rights obligations.
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Having to present an ID that doesn't conform with a person's gender presentation also can result in mistreatment, Branstetter said.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," China's veteran climate chief said.
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S. subsidiaries of Chinese companies" from "complying with foreign boycotts seeking to coerce U.S. companies to conform with #China's government views.
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If it's allowable under the law then so be it, we will conform with the law, but currently it just isn't.
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The logo, which consists of a custom-made font and frame, was designed to conform with the Armin van Buuren brand.
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Mr. Kupor recommends extending the vesting period to conform with the longer time it takes for a company to go public.
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So the mutual-fund industry convinced the Senate it would be too complicated for it to conform with the new rule.
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"It is clear that tomorrow's in-person voting does not conform and cannot conform with these CDC guidelines," DeWine said Monday.
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The letter challenges Francis to state that passages in his apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love), conform with established doctrine.
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The court gave the government until June 30, 2018, to make the law conform with Germany's Constitution, known as the Basic Law.
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Apple said this year that it would build a data center in the country to conform with a new Chinese cybersecurity law.
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She made clear that Stone could still fundraise for his legal defense, but she said he was unwilling to conform with her orders.
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The NOC said on Tuesday it would "begin work immediately to restart exports", and that all exports must conform with the U.N. resolution.
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Moreover, bodies that "conform with a male or female classification" are also physiologically diverse, including in height, body shape, and hormone level differences.
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Many of us can identify with Matilda's gifts being unappreciated because they do not conform with traditional expectations of boys and girls. 5.
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Internally, though, it harbored doubts, quashing the results of tests that failed, manipulating data to conform with automakers' safety requirements and continually revising patents.
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Must transition be strictly time-limited to conform with withdrawal under Article 50—and what happens if it becomes necessary to roll it forward?
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"Our trading activity (remains) business as usual ... We continue to strictly conform with European Union and international laws and regulations," a Cepsa spokesman said.
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Is it more realistic to watch the regime forcibly try to bend all of Iranian society to conform with tenets of the Islamic Revolution?
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That schedule would conform with the Justice Department's informal policy of avoiding bringing politically sensitive cases that could influence voters close to an election.
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America's foreign relations rarely advance careful strategies gamed out exhaustively in the US government or even conform with the Enlightenment values of its founders.
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Lawyers at the Department of Justice have framed the rules as non-binding guidelines that conform with anti-discrimination laws already on the books.
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He tried to conform with the austere mores, working in the fields and, at 603, serving in a tough combat unit while writing at night.
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There are 1,288 permanent stalls onsite and all barns are built to conform with the international building code to withstand winds up to 90mph (144kph).
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It's not a matter of cooperation, it's a matter of being obliged to conform with the law of this country, or to be operating illegally.
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His vehicle, a Chevy pickup fitted with a 2012 Duramax engine, is sponsored by Calibrated Power, which makes aftermarket parts that conform with emissions rules.
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For the last year, the de Blasio administration has been exploring options for moving 200 adolescents off Rikers to conform with the federal court settlement.
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The intense pressure on lower officials to conform with the top leader has robbed them of room to debate, spot missteps, and alter course, they say.
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And in all the instances above, the police had the legitimate reason to disperse rioters who did not conform with the Public Order Management Act (POMA).
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A U.S. Trade Representative spokesman said the United States had been "working diligently to comply with the recommendations" and to fully conform with its WTO obligations.
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In addition, documents unsealed as part of lawsuits against Takata have shown that it manipulated data as early as 2000 to conform with automakers' safety requirements.
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"However, having conducted the review ... I find that the Bear Ears National Monument does not fully conform with the policies set forth" in Trump's executive order.
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"I would not use the word 'Islamic' but rather more 'participative'", he said when asked about the type of operations that would conform with sharia law.
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Merkel said any move to cut tariffs on U.S. vehicles would require reductions on those imported from other countries to conform with World Trade Organization rules.
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Protesters "are now routinely shutting down speeches and debates across the country in an effort to silence voices that insufficiently conform with their views," he said.
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The anti-LGBT posters "did not conform with CSU policies and procedures regarding posting and were removed," William Dube, the university's spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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It's enough that Hotel residents conform with the equivalent of Facebook relationship-status messages, confirming that they've entered relationships with each other, and are therefore deliriously happy.
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In the past, the Yankees have worn throwback uniforms and tweaked their look to conform with whatever Major League Baseball might have designed for a holiday commemoration.
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So it is long past time to modernize ECPA and ensure that our constitutional protections against warrantless search conform with the technological realities of the 21st century.
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"It's a subject I follow very closely because an activist fund that destroys value does not conform with the new capitalism I want to build," he added.
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Case-by-case judgments on athletes would, however, conform with the views of the International Olympic Committee's president, Thomas Bach, who opposes anything resembling a blanket ban.
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But on the entertainment side, I have to acknowledge they have done some extraordinary work that doesn't seem to conform with the ideology of the news side.
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More from Tonic: Dorn's lawyers called the settlement a "victory" because the prison system agreed to update its policy to conform with federal law and award Dorn $150,000.
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The Commission has threatened to impose penalties if the draft is not revised to conform with EU regulations but Rome has indicated it is unwilling to do this.
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The board, made of up 14 leading geneticists from around the world, warned that even if He's claims are verified, the procedure failed to conform with international norms.
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Tweaks in the Senate bill to conform with rules forced a second vote Wednesday in the House, which once again approval the bill without teh support of Democrats.
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Sports Briefing | Doping The World Anti-Doping Agency has suspended China's National Anti-Doping Laboratory for a maximum period of four months for failing to conform with standards.
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Hero's followed the Japanese tradition of making up its own weightclasses that deliberately didn't conform with anyone else's, so middleweight was in fact 22005 kilograms or 403 pounds.
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Because a judgment so often impairs the ability to notice what doesn't conform with it, the witness chooses for the time being to keep judgment at a distance.
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I really connected with P4's Kanji and Naoto, who both struggle with societal expectations of gender and how those conform with their self image and personal ambitions.
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Protesters "are now routinely shutting down speeches and debates across the country in an effort to silence voices that insufficiently conform with their views," he said in prepared remarks.
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Many analysts believe the move to isolate Qatar is also an effort to punish Doha for making overtures to Iran and force it to conform with Saudi foreign policy.
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So powerful is the draw of political tribalism that people are now increasingly able to turn their tastes on a dime in order to conform with what is politically correct.
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"The decision does not conform with the Turkish economy's fundamental indicators and thus creates question marks about the objectivity and impartiality of the institution's analyses," it said in a statement.
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Today, some of our politicians and the people who back them seem to promote a culture of gun ownership that does not conform with what I learned in the military.
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The campaign against Arabic script and Islamic images marks a new phase of a drive that has gained momentum since 2016, aimed at ensuring religions conform with mainstream Chinese culture.
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Germany's economy ministry this week said that it wanted better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations.
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In Tuesday's lawsuit, South Carolina claimed that since the 2007 settlement, Purdue has continued to engage in misleading opioid marketing practices rather than reforming them to conform with the law.
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The FAA's certification process is meant to ensure that American-made aircraft and related products conform with U.S. safety regulations and meet the design standards of foreign civil aviation bodies.
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But to conform with WTO rules such measures would have to apply to imports from all countries and could also hit producers including China, India, Russia, South Korea and Turkey.
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The term is used to define a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left -- often the far left -- but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform.
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Only one plan was proposed by the members, according to the source, but it did not conform with the unity commission's requirements to reduce the number of superdelegates by two-thirds.
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"Antifa" is short for anti-fascists, a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left -- often the far left -- but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform.
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On Thursday, after insisting that their comprehensive approach to testing was the right one, Lombardy said it would now conform with national and international guidelines and test only people showing symptoms.
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On Monday, the State Education Department is expected to present the Board of Regents with regulations to conform with the Every Student Succeeds Act, the successor to No Child Left Behind.
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The new timeline presented by Kelly doesn't conform with what Kelly told a roomful of White House staffers at the end of the grueling week when Porter left the White House.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. derivatives regulator on Wednesday approved expanding the types of swaps that must go through clearing houses, part of its efforts to make U.S. rules conform with those overseas.
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"It is in France's interests, its political credibility, its economic credibility, to conform with its obligations," Pierre Moscovici, the EU's French commissioner for economic and financial affairs told TV channel Public Senat.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations, a spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry said.
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In a statement published by the WTO on Monday, India said it had changed its rules to conform with the ruling and that a U.S. claim for punitive trade sanctions was groundless.
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The new calculation method, which will include research and development as capital expenditure for the first time to conform with international standards, has been applied to GDP data going back to 1994.
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However, paper ballots, whether read by optical scanners or generated as a backup, can make election oversight easier, protect the integrity of the process, and enliven democracy to better conform with ideals.
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"I knew what I liked and what direction I wanted to go in from the start, even if this did not conform with what was going on at the time," he says.
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The Trump administration has threatened to require that the work of federal scientists be reviewed to conform with administration policy, and agency interaction with the media and the public is being restricted.
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The bottom line: A gated certification program would require AV companies to transparently demonstrate their ability to conform with objective safety criteria applicable to each development stage, until mandatory performance standards are adopted.
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"It was agreed that Mercedes vehicles will be tested by the KBA," a ministry spokesman said on Friday, adding that Daimler had been cooperative and had reiterated its vehicles conform with emissions regulations.
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He audaciously refused to conform with the Victorian norms of his time, and forced the public to confront whether it was fair to wreck a man's life simply because he desired other men.
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VW, which has previously rejected suggestions it may have breached EU consumer rules, says it is meeting legal requirements and that customers will receive certification to show their vehicles conform with emissions requirements.
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It said their treatment did not conform with China's obligations under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and urged Beijing to consider amending its laws to bring them into conformity with international norms.
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"It clarifies the intent of the legislature, to conform with federal law, that the distribution of certain products is exempt from the provisions governing overtime pay," according to a summary of the changes.
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Haifa University's Hecht Museum said that Saher Miari's talk was called off because an appearance by a Palestinian artist does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, which backs the museum.
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The museum said that artist Saher Miari's talk was called off because an appearance by a Palestinian artist does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, the foundation backing the museum.
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Just beyond the building where Abbas and his comrades ate a lunch of rice, tomato sauce and bread was a cemetery that Islamic State destroyed because it did not conform with its beliefs.
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"The pardon does not conform with the Inter-American Human Rights Court ruling," said Francisco Soberón, director of the Pro-Human Rights Association, in Lima, which represents surviving family members of the cases.
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Student health plans today provide comprehensive coverage because they must conform with most of the requirements of the A.C.A. (at least for as long as the act remains in place — that could change).
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So although mortgages may seem much the same to borrowers across the country, the firms that offer them have long assumed that they need a local presence to conform with the tangle of rules.
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The new position is designed to control spending, ensure that investment projects conform with a strategic plan under development and help implement changes to corporate governance and control policies adopted in April, Petrobras said.
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Just as I was editing and censoring my thoughts to conform with what was appropriate for the courtroom, I was also reducing myself to fit into a role I was not born to play.
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The European Commission rejected Italy's draft fiscal plan last month and has threatened to impose penalties if it is not revised to conform with EU regulations - something Rome has indicated it is unwilling to do.
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Dr. Joshua Rosenow, who was not part of the study, says the findings conform with prior research that people who appear outwardly responsive to commands exhibit brain activity that can be detected through other means.
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The second half of the 20th century is littered with stories of children having surgery done to them just so their bodies conform with expectations of what female and male genitals ought to look like.
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The European Commission rejected the draft fiscal plan last month and has threatened to impose penalties if it is not revised to conform with EU regulations - something Rome has indicated it is unwilling to do.
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"The Constitutional Court resolves in the majority that Sections 301 and 305 of the criminal code should be amended to conform with the current situation," the statement read referring to criminal code articles on abortion.
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Sales of Volkswagen and Audi passenger cars have sagged as European customers increasingly shun diesel cars and as the German brands struggle to get their vehicles to conform with new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle standards (WLTP).
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"I use the right of veto because (the proposals) require changes to ensure they conform with the constitution," Duda said in a televised address to the nation, adding that he would shortly present his own proposals.
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Aso told a news conference on Monday that ministry officials altered the documents to make them conform with testimony in parliament by the then-head of a ministry division, Nobuhisa Sagawa, who abruptly resigned last week.
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To conform with a European Court of Justice ruling on a separate bond purchase scheme, the ECB may in any case favor maintaining either an end date or a commitment to phase out purchases, the sources added.
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Indeed, the Football Association, which governs all levels of the sport in England, is pressing the Premier League to revisit and reimpose stricter limits on the numbers of foreign players to conform with the spirit of Brexit.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - HNA Group CEO Adam Tan said the acquisitive company is making adjustments to conform with national policies, and has sold some investments and real estate projects to improve its liquidity, domestic media reported on Tuesday.
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He's spent the weeks leading up to Wednesday's hearing advocating for more robust minority rights, sending a series of letters seeking details and pleading with Democrats to conform with due process rules provided during the Clinton impeachment.
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To conform with a European Court of Justice ruling on a separate bond purchase scheme, the ECB may in any case favour maintaining either an end date or a commitment to phase out purchases, the sources added.
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To conform with state environmental regulations, any debris or concrete, steel and wood projectiles must be cleaned out down to the mud line of the river bed to allow fish and other species to feed and spawn.
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Her only role was limited to reminding Mr. Cohen that, should an actual deal come to fruition (which it did not) the project, like any other with the Trump name, conform with the highest design and architectural standards.
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On Wednesday, the administration rescinded guidance for transgender students in public schools, repealing a similar letter which the Obama administration had issued in May 22017 to allow students to use school facilities that conform with their gender identity.
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The French Foreign Ministry welcomed the fact the Trump administration was putting forward ideas to resolve the conflict and said it would study the 181-page plan closely, but added that any agreement must "conform with international law".
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Under New York State law, any building of six apartments or more built before 1974, or new buildings that have received certain types of property tax breaks, must charge rents that conform with the state's rent stabilization laws.
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BEIJING, Nov 28 (Reuters) - HNA Group CEO Adam Tan said the acquisitive company is making adjustments to conform with national policies, and has sold some investments and real estate projects to improve its liquidity, domestic media reported on Tuesday.
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Aso told a separate news conference that several officials at his ministry's division in charge of the sale were involved in altering the documents to make them conform with testimony in parliament by the then-head of the division.
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HNA is making adjustments to its acquisitions strategy to conform with Chinese national policies and has sold some investments and real estate projects to improve its liquidity, domestic media reported its chief executive, Adam Tan, as saying on Tuesday.
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Rio organizers said Brazil would have necessary doping legislation in place by a March 18 deadline set by the World Anti-Doping Agency to conform with global legislation, or risk leaving a $25 million testing lab in Rio unused.
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"President Medina told Secretary Pompeo that he had not had made a decision about the 2020 elections, and, whatever his decision, the process would surely conform with the constitution and laws," according to a statement on the presidency's website.
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While the Pew research only goes back to 13, the results conform with decades of growing partisan negativity in data from the American National Elections Study, a collaboration of Stanford University and the University of Michigan, Mr. Doherty said.
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But it would be folly to abandon the demand that the Department of Justice do its part to address police brutality and other policing conduct that does not conform with the constitutional protections of the 4th and 14th Amendments.
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Euro zone finance ministers called on Italy to change its 2019 budget before a deadline set for next week to conform with European Union rules, but Rome dug in its heels saying its disputed deficit plan would not change.
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Depicting a drab grey Leningrad, "Dovlatov" follows the eponymous writer over a depressing six-day period as he struggles to get his work published because it does not conform with the ideals and standards set by the Soviet authorities.
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"Even if the modifications are verified, the procedure was irresponsible and failed to conform with international norms," the organizing committee of the Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing, being held in Hong Kong this week, said in a statement.
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"With regard to Instex, we didn't say it was a prerequisite for it to conform (with FATF standards), but what is clear is that anything the Iranians would do to facilitate transparency in the economy would help Instex," he said.
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"A policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX," wrote Judge Ann Claire Williams.
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"We have given our suppliers a list of sensitive locations and asked them to take the necessary steps as soon as possible to conform with the law," said the spokesman, adding that the list also included nuclear plants and army bases.
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The 4.23-year-old president has set oil producer Ecuador on a centrist path after years of leftist rule under his predecessor Rafael Correa and is aligning policies to conform with a three-year $24.2 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal.
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The 21-year-old president has set oil producer Ecuador on a centrist path after years of leftist rule under Rafael Correa and is implementing a belt-tightening fiscal package to conform with a $22020 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal.
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Two years ago, in an attempt to address those concerns and to conform with court rulings, ICE implemented a new rule that required that every detainer be accompanied by a warrant, and that authorized supervisors review and sign the warrants.
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The Turkish foreign ministry is conveying its displeasure to some foreign governments over social media postings from the trial, an official said, adding that the sharing did not conform with the principle of impartiality and could interfere with an independent judicial process.
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Speaking of China's new thresholds for impurities, which are 1 percent for nonferrous metals and 0.5 percent for waste electric motors, wires and cables, Lion said "it would be extremely difficult" for any scrap coming into China to conform with the new requirements.
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Oil and gas companies, by and large, prefer a carbon tax over complicated schemes like emissions trading or cap-and-trade that do not give a clear price signal that can help them plan their investments to conform with the climate aversion policies.
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"I've got no interest in regulating level of pay," Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England's deputy governor for prudential regulation, said at a conference in New York, adding that pay would be at risk "if banks fail to conform" with capital requirements.
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Throughout art history, the female body has always served some kind of sexual objectification or is heavily politicized in a sense that if doesn't conform with the conventional idea of sexual gratification, then it must mean that it's a feminist or political statement.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - France said on Thursday that Iran's ballistic missile activities did not conform with a U.N. Security Council resolution enshrining a nuclear deal with world powers in 2015 and called on the country to respect all of its obligations under that resolution.
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Although New York was a trailblazer in protecting a woman's right to choose, we did not update our laws after Roe to conform with the right established by the Supreme Court, particularly regarding a woman's right to make decisions to protect her health.
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"I think the current situation is one of putting a little more pressure on Qatar to try to get it to conform with the agreements that they arrived at just very recently in Riyadh," he said, referring to Qatari commitments to help disrupt financing.
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Dilma Rousseff, who was removed as Brazil's president this year amid a sweeping graft scandal, signed a measure in March to ensure that the lab's policies were changed to conform with global standards so that its certification to run Olympic testing was not revoked.
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According to Withers, legally certified photographic ID with a date of birth, as well as recent proof of the client's residential address, will be required to conform with the British regulations, and the name should then be checked against relevant watch or sanction lists.
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The Hecht Museum on the campus of the University of Haifa in Israel canceled a talk by an artist last week because he identifies as a Palestinian, claiming his nationality does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, the foundation backing the museum.
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But on the entertainment side, I have to acknowledge they have done some extraordinary work that doesn't seem to conform with the ideology of the news side: "Sleepy Hollow," which Chirlane and I love, an extraordinary show and obviously beautiful portrayal of an interracial couple.
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"The dialogue would not open by itself though the United States repeatedly talks about resumption of dialogue like a parrot without considering any realistic proposal that would fully conform with the interests of both sides," Kwon said in a statement carried by Pyongyang's official KCNA news agency.
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"We attempted to reform the Public Order Ordinance in the 1990s and made a number of changes because it was clear that the vague definitions in the legislation are open to abuse and do not conform with United Nations human rights standards," Patten said in a statement.
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"Even if the modifications are verified, the procedure was irresponsible and failed to conform with international norms," the organising committee of the Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing, being held in Hong Kong this week, said in a statement released by email and posted online.
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In the 35-page opinion, Williams said a policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX anti-discrimination laws.
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"We have repeatedly expressed our strong concerns on the subject of Iran's ballistic activities which do not conform with its obligations under U.N. Security resolution 20151 and constitute a threat to international security," Foreign ministry spokeswoman Agnes von der Muhll told reporters in a daily online briefing.
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"The dialogue would not open by itself, though the United States repeatedly talks about resumption of dialogue like a parrot without considering any realistic proposal that would fully conform with the interests of both sides," Kwon said in a statement carried by Pyongyang's official KCNA news agency.
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The school was asked verbally at the time by the archdiocese not to renew the teacher's contract because the teacher's marital status did not conform with church doctrine, according to a letter issued Thursday to Jesuits in the Midwest by the USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus.
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"It was very clear that we had to make changes to the match schedule to conform with Japanese government requirements and health authority directives, and of course to ensure the well-being of our players and management teams, match officials and spectators," SANZAAR chief executive Andy Marinos said.
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The proposal, which would then face around 18 months of vetting from the European Parliament and member states before it can become law, could also hand powers to the European Commission to verify that cars on the market conform with standards and to exact clear penalties if they do not.
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Kenosha Unified School District that a "policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX." The school district in Wisconsin then paid $800,000 to settle the complaint.
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"It is clear that tomorrow's in-person voting does not conform and cannot conform with these C.D.C. guidelines," Mr. DeWine said, referring to a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that any events in the United States be canceled or postponed where 50 people or more are expected to gather.
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But unlike any other first lady, instead of seeing it as part of a uniform to which she had to conform, with the attendant rules and strictures that implies, she saw it as a way to frame her own independence and points of difference, add to her portfolio and amplify her husband's agenda.
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Even so, body contouring may appeal to many patients who are surprised or disappointed to discover they don't necessarily look thin or conform with an ideal body type after weight loss surgery helps them shed most of their excess pounds, said Dr. Daniel Kalbermatten, a plastic surgeon at University Hospital Basel in Switzerland who wasn't involved in the study.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: The EU's role is not to block mergers, but to make sure they conform with antitrust rules, European Union Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told Rheinische Post, so Bayer needs to ensure that a merger with rival Monsanto does not stifle competition in digital farming.
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"In a joint statement which was read in the meeting, the four countries confirmed that all measures taken do conform with the international systems which legally give the member countries room to move against any country who dares to harm their security and stability, a sovereign right conforming with Article 21 of the General Agreement of trade in goods," SPA reported.
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Facebook had previously said that it will be making significant changes to its privacy settings to conform with the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation, laws covering data use across the EU. "We're rolling out a new privacy center, globally, that will put the core privacy settings for Facebook in one place and make it much easier for people to manage their data," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg said of the changes in January.
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Accordingly: (a) if any provision of this proclamation, or the application of any provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be invalid, the remainder of this proclamation and the application of its provisions to any other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby; and (b) if any provision of this proclamation, or the application of any provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be invalid because of the lack of certain procedural requirements, the relevant executive branch officials shall implement those procedural requirements to conform with existing law and with any applicable court orders. Sec. 7.
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Accordingly: (a) if any provision of this proclamation, or the application of any provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be invalid, the remainder of this proclamation and the application of its other provisions to any other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby; and (b) if any provision of this proclamation, or the application of any provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be invalid because of the failure to follow certain procedures, the relevant executive branch officials shall implement those procedural requirements to conform with existing law and with any applicable court orders. Sec. 5.
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