The idea is to learn to live with it constructively.
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"The Kuwait talks have progressed slowly, yet constructively," he said.
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In my experience, more diversity constructively drives more robust solutions.
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The clothes can be constructively tricky but are rarely decorative.
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The referendum has tamed an institution meant to be constructively feral.
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Americans lost the ability to work constructively to get things done.
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I participate, of course, as constructively as I can, though imperfectly.
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"We are trying to clearly [and] constructively find resolutions," Ermotti said.
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Another way is to constructively respond to the projects you do see.
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It is not too late, however, to engage more constructively with China.
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We will approach these talks constructively and strive to find an agreement.
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Constructively, I think that's revealing what's the pain point for each party.
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And we will do it by confronting it completely, comprehensively and constructively.
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If we engage constructively with the party's candidate, we get more done.
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It's what allows us to consider those questions, rationally, peacefully and constructively.
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"It could be presented constructively," said Mr. Alzugaray, who lives in Havana.
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Bayer said it would continue to "work constructively" with the European Commission.
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When conflicts unfold, the unfailingly earnest housemates try to solve them constructively.
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And my expectation, my hope is that it could be dealt with constructively.
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"Scrutiny is right, and we will participate constructively in these discussions," he said.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz said that his party was entering the talks constructively.
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Actually, time itself is neutral; it can be used either destructively or constructively.
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Quite the opposite: it is a window in which to embrace it constructively.
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"We understand there will be scrutiny," and "we will engage constructively," he said.
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People should buy it, read it, and consider what she constructively lays out.
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Cutifani said he continued "to engage very constructively with all of our shareholders".
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The company has said it has constructively contributed to climate research for years.
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We often think of how officials within government can work together more constructively.
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"We should very deeply and constructively have this dialogue and results," he said.
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The ministry added that Russia was ready to work constructively with the Americans.
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It's unclear what the campaign is constructively doing to address the clear deficit.
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WE WANT TO BE PART OF THAT IN TERMS OF DOING THAT CONSTRUCTIVELY.
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We need to criticize constructively, disagree civilly and reengage outside the digital world.
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In a statement, Facebook said it will work "constructively" with the attorneys general.
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"It reads fairly constructively," said Andrew Kelvin, chief Canada strategist at TD Securities.
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" To Miller, working constructively across the aisle isn't as useful as "melting snowflakes.
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I love that I can use my sadness constructively in real time for gratitude.
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We will continue to work constructively, locally and nationally, on behalf of our constituents.
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Channeling this hunger constructively rather than destructively is the challenge for the next decade.
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The waves can interfere, both constructively and destructively, changing their scattering and eventual appearance.
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Democrats need to tap into those anxieties constructively or Republicans will do so destructively.
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The discussion finished constructively with a promise that he'd put together a workable plan.
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The White House seems to have lost interest to engage Europe calmly and constructively.
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We have to take the situation at hand to work constructively on this issue.
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Using anger constructively is another form of mental toughness that you need to succeed.
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Google said in a statement on Friday that it would work constructively with them.
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In other words, responding constructively to employee feedback and criticism can increase employee satisfaction.
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" He added that if Google had to answer questions, it would do so "constructively.
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Disagreeing constructively is a skill — one of the most difficult and important there is.
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I'm grappling with the negative opinions as none of them have been constructively helpful.
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"We're going to continue to work constructively to get a modernized NAFTA agreement," she said.
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Comms should produce video content that constructively operates as 'The President Donald J. Trump' show.
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"We are pleased to have worked constructively with the Board and management team," Feld said.
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We appreciate that Facebook faces many challenges and look forward to working with them constructively.
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More constructively, Japanese firms opened car factories in America, bringing Japanese quality management with them.
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It is in the industry's own long-term interest to work constructively with policy-makers.
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The NFU will engage fully and constructively with the British Government to construct new arrangements.
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We built trust over time and the payoff was the capacity to work together constructively.
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China hopes everyone can give serious consideration to its suggestions and respond constructively, Geng added.
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This is a potential tipping point, if we constructively use it and harness this energy.
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Observers said United States negotiators worked constructively behind the scenes with China on transparency rules.
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Two new books approach the question, one of them constructively, the other not so much.
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We call on Iran to participate constructively in the negotiation process that is now beginning.
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But if we're put on notice of them constructively, we can often make big improvements.
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If you have concerns or disagreements, share them constructively through your manager, HRBP or go/saysomething.
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On July 30, Bayer said it is "constructively engaging" in talks led by mediator Ken Feinberg.
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But since the party was re-elected, its response to similar attacks has become constructively evasive.
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The skills needed to constructively engage with difference are ever more clearly needed in our society.
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Many companies did find ways to respond constructively and dedicate time and space for honest conversations.
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Preach to our nation about the urgent need for both parties to behave constructively, not destructively.
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Merkel said she and fellow EU leaders would discuss British Prime Minister Theresa May's request "constructively".
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It's always O.K. to thoughtfully acknowledge your own mistakes as long as you do so constructively.
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In contrast, Ukraine, Greece and Belize swiftly restructured their debts by negotiating constructively with their creditors.
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" He continued, "We have always worked constructively with regulators and we will continue to do so.
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" Sean says he's "grappling with the negative opinions as none of them have been constructively helpful.
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Sports Direct said it would continue to work constructively with all of its third-party suppliers.
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" Scaramucci also calls for "video content that constructively operates as 'The President Donald J. Trump' show.
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If the motion is passed, I am confident that Parliament will proceed to ratify the deal constructively.
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White men (and other allies) must learn how to be inclusive and use their own privilege constructively.
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"Dana is keen to engage constructively with sukuk holders to reach a consensual agreement," the person said.
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What was discussed Tensions had been high prior to the Roundtable, but the conversation started off constructively.
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But modern historical precedents show China does not react positively or constructively to that kind of handling.
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One of the ways for the U.S. to continue to constructively influence Ukraine is through the EBRD.
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It added the North Mara technical team had been working "constructively and collaboratively" with the Tanzanian government.
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"We intend to work constructively with the president-elect and his administration," said Exxon spokesman Alan Jeffers.
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More constructively, armies are responding to natural disasters, which are happening more often because of climate change.
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As a result, many diplomats and development actors lack the comfort and training to do it constructively.
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Shouldn't more of that $14.7 billion be disbursed constructively by using the fund to improve the environment?
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"We applaud both governments for working together constructively to reduce trade barriers and open markets," Hinrichs said.
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You may have het up feedback you wish to impart, but make sure you do so constructively.
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Or government officials calling those who constructively criticize the government or engage in peaceful dissent as "enemies"?
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" He said mayors wanted to "model engaging constructively" for Congress "as they get through their difficult times.
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To be truly great, your team must have diversity of thought and be willing to collaborate constructively.
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It is the obligation of artists and intellectuals to be constructively critical of their country of citizenship.
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My job in those cases was to assess if my client could participate constructively in the program.
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But he said that more countries in the region were now beginning to engage constructively with Israel.
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If we all dealt with the email deluge more constructively, we'd get a lot more done, she added.
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But beyond simply sharing their beliefs, the process needed to allow them to deliberate with each other constructively.
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Do you think the film industry is trying to fuel the fire rather than add to it constructively?
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We also coach consultants on how to listen better and remove judgment from the process and guide constructively.
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Le Maire said the French state, Renault's biggest shareholder, had engaged constructively with all partners in the negotiation.
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But he urged the United States to "sit down peacefully" to constructively discuss finding a mutually beneficial solution.
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"Ryanair management cannot understand how to go about working with us constructively," the union said in a statement.
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Once this fundamental consensus is reestablished policy disagreements can be resolved or bridged more easily and more constructively.
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Any other recommendations for people who are reading this and want to engage constructively but don't know how?
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With CBT, individuals are able to view their stressful daily challenges more clearly and respond to them constructively.
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"We hope that Poland acts constructively and does not take actions which cannot be changed afterwards," he said.
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Pointing to history, General Mattis said that American efforts to engage constructively with Russia have tended to fail.
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We should encourage curricula in middle and high schools that openly and constructively discuss consent and welcome attention.
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And we've been extraordinarily focused on productivity across every element, constructively disrupting our business model with tremendous employees.
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If he does, the Trump administration must reciprocate by behaving more constructively than it has in the past.
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" It continues, "These actions sufficiently and constructively qualify as state action for purposes of First Amendment jurisdictional authority.
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When you reach your breaking point, boredom teaches you to respond constructively, to make something happen for yourself.
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" Council members said they "encouraged all parties to engage constructively with his efforts to take forward a political solution.
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When asked about the current investigation, Pichai says the company plans to "constructively engage" in conversations on these matters.
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"We urge the Syrian authorities to cooperate, constructively, with the @UN's humanitarian agencies," the foreign ministry said on Twitter.
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Central banks have asked politicians for years to use fiscal policy more constructively and address structural problems plaguing economies.
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Lots of lessons have been learned, says Mr Jones, especially about how one initiative can mesh constructively with others.
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Together, we may be able to get Twitter to constructively address this state of affairs before the June deadline.
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Both the SPD and the FDP have indicated that they would constructively support such a government in individual votes.
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How about working constructively with police departments and the black community to increase the number of black police officers?
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Audi confirmed it had been notified about the probe by prosecutors, adding it is working constructively with the authorities.
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It was also both constructively and literally true: The event has fenced off a large area of the city.
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Audi confirmed it had been notified by prosecutors and will continue to cooperate constructively with the Munich-based authority.
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"As a result of UBS's wrongful conduct, the Bravos were forced to resign and constructively terminated," the claim states.
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Audi confirmed it has been notified by prosecutors and will continue to cooperate constructively with the Munich-based authority.
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We need a way to constructively fill the many, many hours we will now be with our children ... indefinitely.
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"We have always worked constructively with regulators and we will continue to do so," Walker said in the post.
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How can they constructively respond to his provocations without fueling his rise or abandoning the principles of free expression?
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"Regulators note that financial institutions should work constructively with borrowers and other customers in affected communities," the statement said.
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It's a shame so few of us are taught the basics of how to interact constructively with each other.
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But reaching out constructively to other constituencies beyond your core supporters can build coalitions that, in turn, produce results.
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In response, the company said that it would work constructively with regulators, much as it had in the past.
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If the attorney general wants to talk to us about this, then I'm sure we'll want to respond constructively.
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"Today, we constructively discussed the right path into the new era," Walter-Borjans told the SPD's party newspaper Vorwaerts.
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Healthy conflict directly and constructively addresses the issue at hand without ignoring or trivializing the needs of either party.
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"We see ourselves as partners in the energy transition and want to accompany it constructively," a Uniper spokeswoman said.
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I use sadness so constructively in the last two years ever since I have been working on being emotionally honest.
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She can learn from the experience that there's a way to respond appropriately and a way to phrase comments constructively.
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All sides must engage constructively and in good faith in order to work toward a secure, stable, and peaceful Yemen.
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The company said it continued to be constructively engaged in a mediation process ordered by a federal judge in California.
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Our experiences as foster parents to two refugees offer several meaningful observations that can constructively inform the larger policy debate.
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"I'd ask providers to rethink how we can constructively involve parents while protecting adolescent and young adult confidentiality," he said.
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Now is the time to stand together to deal constructively with a serious and ongoing risk to our national security.
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"We also hoped Iran would encourage Iraqi Shiites to participate constructively in establishing a new government in Iraq," he added.
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Will Castleberry, Facebook's vice president for state and local policy, said the company would work constructively with state attorneys general.
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The Social Democrats (SPD), junior partner in Merkel's ruling coalition, congratulated Kramp-Karrenbauer and offered to work constructively with her.
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Tweeting after his first meeting with Putin on Saturday, Trump said now was the time to work constructively with Moscow.
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His father instilled a love of books and The New York Times and a mania for using his time constructively.
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" Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany urged world leaders on Thursday to "take the impatience of young people positively and constructively.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz said that, while the outcome of the talks was unclear, his party would enter them constructively.
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"Futuregrowth continues to constructively engage with other SOEs as part of its ongoing investment process," Futuregrowth spokeswomen Michele Usher said.
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Learning how to experience negative emotions constructively — including loneliness — is essential to anyone planning on having any experiences at all.
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They have an ability to remain calm and focused, to constructively withstand adverse events and conflicting emotions without caving in.
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But how do you know when you're using it constructively, and when you've gone off on a medical wild goose chase?
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"We hope that our sports officials manage to turn this page by working constructively and transparently," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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Johnson says Lincoln Network wants to "constructively engage in this conversation," in hopes of improving the work environment at tech companies.
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Mitek also said that rather than constructively engage with the company, ASG and Elliott submitted director nominations to replace Mitek's board.
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But the irony is that behind closed doors, his officials had been acting constructively in the multilateral talks at the OECD.
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Through Pete's experiences, the show illustrates life lessons, including how to constructively respond to failure and work together as a team.
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What by contrast is very admirable about The Eye is that it presents the case for visual thinking directly and constructively.
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We encourage the EU to halt such discriminatory actions and work constructively with the U.S. government to avoid escalating the situation.
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But imagine if they all make a sincere effort to speak directly and constructively to this moveable part of Trump's base.
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"Ashland has gone to great lengths to not constructively engage with the Shareholder Nominees," Cruiser's founder Keith Rosenbloom said on Tuesday.
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" Trump on Sunday tweeted about working with the Russians, writing, "it is time to move forward in working constructively with Russia!
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The company on Wednesday said it was "well placed to manage US regulatory proposals" and that it was "constructively engaging" regulators.
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We continue to work constructively with regulators, including attorneys general, in answering questions about our business and the dynamic technology sector.
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Lessons from that committee might constructively address Congress's need to find a credible way to investigate Russian interference in U.S. elections.
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The United States was constructively engaged in this process and saw Turkey as a critical pillar of the international liberal order.
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According to research by LeadershipIQ, only 23% of employees said that their employers "respond constructively" when they share their work problems.
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There is a consensus among Iran, Russia and Pakistan, as well as the more constructively minded Chinese, for a political settlement.
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Second, Congress should encourage the Trump administration, through hearings and oversight, to constructively address violations that threaten the INF Treaty's future.
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Today and tomorrow are 26% meetings, so I try to use the little bit of free time as constructively as possible.
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"The EU should encourage China to contribute constructively to regional stability ... and support for the rules-based international order," it said.
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Here it is: Harmonix issued a statement via Twitter: We encourage everyone to work together constructively to make your voices heard. pic.twitter.
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We want to apply it as constructively as we can to help solve some of the problems that come with that transformation.
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Senators Cornyn and Schumer disagreed that JASTA needed any "fixes," but were willing to work constructively to alleviate concerns without weakening JASTA.
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"We all grow by responding constructively to challenges, by strengthening the muscle as it strains to overcome a resisting force," he says.
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As in Philadelphia, this has involved the local police chief responding constructively after his district's juvenile-arrest record was highlighted by NGOs.
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The government is determined to work constructively to deliver the Brexit people voted for, and avoid participation in the European Parliamentary elections.
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The United States cannot move forward constructively if the foundation of our country remains at risk and the divide continues to grow.
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"We are still in ongoing negotiations with Ford, which we are conducting constructively and openly," VW said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The categories include develop virtues and skills to engage conflict constructively, break cycles of violence or destructive conflict and build sustainable peace.
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"I'm hopeful it motivates them to work constructively with Congress so all businesses harmed by the virus can receive badly needed assistance."
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He suspected that children needed help in using their voices constructively, and that reading aloud from an early age could impart confidence.
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We stand ready to work constructively with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke in safeguarding the natural resources and heritage of the United States.
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Some couples argued constructively and even with kindness, while others — like the couple fighting about the birthday party — were hostile and negative.
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"We will continue engaging constructively with our shareholders toward our common goal of long-term value creation," Mr. Chao said on Friday.
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In other words, the administration hoped that vetoing the resolution would encourage the Netanyahu government to engage more constructively in peace efforts.
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We always engage constructively, and we take feedback to the extent there are areas where sometimes we may not agree with it.
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"We hope that this is just an overreaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," Ms. Joseph said.
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Britons excel at constructive ambiguity, or "muddling through," and a constructively ambiguous Brexit may be exactly what both Britain and Europe need.
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But as the challenges continue, and especially if they intensify, the need for the security forces to engage constructively, rather than counterproductively, increases.
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And we can all try to engage constructively with people of a wide range of beliefs to debate the issues of the day.
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"We are long-term investors seeking to work constructively with a concentrated number of undervalued businesses across Europe," Shores said in a statement.
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The quartet's statement called on all Yemeni parties to engage constructively with U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths to accelerate implementation of the agreement.
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We've been proactively and constructively working with the Department of Justice for several months regarding this inquiry and we continue to do so.
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So when these two countries and its leaders get together and talk about constructively moving forward, I think that good things will follow.
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Abraaj, which has denied any wrongdoing, said in a statement emailed to Reuters it is working constructively with creditors to resolve outstanding obligations.
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"We will work constructively with him and his government to maintain and strengthen British/Irish relations through the challenges of Brexit," Coveney said.
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From a technical standpoint, McDonald's is set up very constructively in the short term, said Evercore ISI's head of technical analysis, Rich Ross.
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So if you're doing it constructively to help them out, and you're doing it privately, then I think that it's a good idea.
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The government has a "strong interest in a successful future" for Opel and will engage constructively with the discussions, a government spokesman said.
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Additionally, our major airports host millions of tourists who spend enormous sums in the U.S. What might we do constructively about these issues?
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ArcelorMittal, based in Luxembourg, said it would work constructively with the EU enforcer to gain approval for the deal "in a timely manner".
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As for the near term, a bottom would occur more quickly and more constructively if the recent low of $6,000 per coin holds.
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Let's use the coming months constructively to enact a privacy law that protects consumers and promotes technology innovation and a healthy digital environment.
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To achieve their historic objectives, liberals and social democrats will have to respond constructively to, rather than dismiss, the nationalist reaction to globalization.
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The committee decided that Mr. Dorner had been "constructively arrested or captured" when law enforcement officers surrounded the cabin where he killed himself.
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PAGE 4-1 The Parties shall work constructively to provide fair, effective, and nondiscriminatory market access for each other's services and services suppliers.
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That's why the National Community Pharmacists Association, which represents independent community pharmacists, has taken every opportunity to work constructively with regulators and legislators.
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Rights groups, including Amnesty, have called on Anwar to do more to end discriminatory statements by officials and engage constructively with LGBT organizations.
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"We need a governor that is going to work constructively with the Trump administration to advance Florida's priorities" DeSantis told CNN in September.
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We will work constructively with state attorneys general and we welcome a conversation with policymakers about the competitive environment in which we operate.
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I've learned through successes and yes, sometimes through failures, the importance of listening, working constructively, setting ambitious goals, and helping everyone succeed together.
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Over the past year, many of our employees have constructively advocated for a change in our position, and I want to thank them.
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We'll go through the same important steps in making sure that these new technologies are used constructively in a way that helps society.
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He should urge Cubans of all ideologies to start debating their differences constructively, ending the repression of those who are critical of the regime.
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The role of a company in a democratic context, I think it's important that we also respect democratic institutions, democratic outcomes, and engage constructively.
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"What we need now is a stable and determined government that works constructively, solution-oriented, and in a sensible way with its European partners."
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Sonnenfeld said he had heard directly from 36 major CEOs across industries who were seeking advice on how to constructively respond to Trump's order.
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We are ready to look constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help, consistent of course with the principles set out in this letter.
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They have yet to figure out how to work constructively with him, to shape the sort of world order that is to his tastes.
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It is something that affects 40 million adults in the United States alone, so the more we can talk about it constructively the better.
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The experiment can be set up so that the waves combine constructively—peak to peak, trough to trough—only when they move toward D1.
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"(EU-Russian) relations are complicated but then it takes both sides to be willing to engage constructively and stop certain aggressive behavior," Dombrovskis said.
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The four stakeholders said they had agreed on a document to work constructively with the U.N. to realize credible and peaceful elections by Dec.
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For those who are upset but are not writers or filmmakers themselves, do you have any advice on how to channel their frustrations constructively?
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"The company is committed to engaging constructively with shareholders, and values investors' input and perspectives in its drive to create sustainable value," Taubman said.
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I want to see people be constructive, and constructively let others into rooms to come up with ideas that can benefit all those involved.
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Google said in a statement on Friday that it had not yet been contacted by state antitrust enforcers but would work constructively with them.
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Iranian officials have long argued that the Saudi position won't move constructively until the United States stops acting as a security provider to Riyadh.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Friday it was confident that Italy's new anti-establishment government would cooperate "constructively" with its EU partners.
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The ability to communicate clearly, listen well, cooperate with others, resist inappropriate social pressure, negotiate conflict constructively, and seek and offer help when needed.
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Amazon will "continue to work constructively with the government," to ensure "a level playing field for all retailers and marketplaces," the Amazon spokeswoman said.
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They are left in the position now of continuing to try to engage constructively with the company and risk being used and humiliated, again.
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This also creates an opportunity for the administration to engage constructively with the council, a body from which it has threatened to walk away.
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But it is important to maintain the ability to think clearly, strategically and constructively in the midst of the complexities of the peace process.
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Have we gotten to the point where America's different ideological factions can't even understand each other, let alone work together constructively for the common good?
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But the times call for us to demand something more constructively autonomous and visionary because we clearly aren't getting a future from those in power.
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"All parties should engage constructively to address and resolve issues that have arisen with respect to the JCPOA," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the current weak market environment and execution risk associated with securing tenders that constructively contribute to Transocean's backlog and cash flows.
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After 23 years of counseling more than 1,000 couples, I've found that the secret to a successful relationship is knowing how to manage conflicts constructively.
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Tribune Publishing – Gannett said in a statement Tuesday it continues to believe the Tribune board should engage constructively with Gannett in negotiating a merger agreement.
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Siemens and Alstom said they would work constructively with the Commission and reiterated their goal of closing the deal in the first half of 2019.
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Bayer last month announced it had set up a committee to help resolve the litigation, saying it would "constructively engage" in court-mandated mediation talks.
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He added at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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His theory is that awe is the mechanism we use to handle that uncertainty, to experience it constructively and then to step forward into life.
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It's now time for all players in the global system, both government and private, to work on specific solutions that could address this issue constructively.
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Less constructively, Mr Cusack, suggests that economics students should pelt their professors with vegetables and rotten fruit if they continue to parrot the party line.
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So we are trying to address their needs in a safe, age appropriate manner which also allows us to work constructively with schools and communities.
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"That is the sort of spirit the prime minister wants to encourage and foster with other European partners, that we approach this constructively," she added.
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In other words, there appears to be a direct correlation between the number of veterans in Congress and Congress' ability to function effectively and constructively.
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The harder choice is to constructively engage with the ideas they've put forth but that have become obscured by the now rancorous tone of debate.
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"We have great relationships with our league partners and are confident we can address all issues constructively going forward," the networks said in a statement.
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They're working very constructively, arm-in-arm with older people they trust, to make big institutions work better and make them stronger and more effective.
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We will of course work constructively with state attorneys general and we welcome a conversation with policymakers about the competitive environment in which we operate.
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We will of course work constructively with state attorneys general and we welcome a conversation with policymakers about the competitive environment in which we operate.
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He zigs and zags between alliances with and attacks on other constitutional officers in such a way that no one can constructively work with him.
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It is time for politicians in the United States to stop whining and begin engaging more constructively and in new ways with allies on defense.
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"Management is now much more constructively reviewing the company's business model and cost infrastructure," Oppenheimer analyst Brian Nagel wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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"They are unable to contribute constructively to their societies because they do not develop the ability to socialize," it said in a report last month.
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Another is whether it is only a temporary (although certainly welcome) "ceasefire" or the beginning of a series of measures to constructively resolve structural differences.
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Analysts said Spirit Aero's tone regarding the negotiations with Boeing were a deviation from its prior remarks, which had indicated that talks were progressing constructively.
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"We hope that this is just an over reaction to current events and that international business can constructively forge ahead," they said in a statement.
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" Platforms: Twitter, Instagram Length of break: 2 years and counting (Twitter), 1 month and counting (Instagram) The reason: "Twitter is too much to handle constructively.
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The draft statement welcomes their commitment "to work constructively with the U.N. to organize credible and peaceful parliamentary and presidential elections, and to respect the results."
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" In a statement provided to CNN Business, Facebook VP of state and local policy Will Castleberry said the company "will work constructively with state attorneys general.
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"While the installation began constructively, it deteriorated markedly after one of the artists was arrested at the site of the installation and ultimately necessitated this action."
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"We will work constructively with state attorneys general and we welcome a conversation with policymakers about the competitive environment in which we operate," the company said.
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The international community should be prepared to react constructively if a popular uprising ensues in the coming weeks and security forces support a return to democracy.
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"We, together with the industry, continue to work constructively with the PRA as part of the consultation and will update the market when appropriate," Cook said.
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He added at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Ken Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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While the installation began constructively, it deteriorated markedly after one of the artists was arrested on the site of the installation and ultimately necessitated this action.
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"We continue to work constructively with regulators in key jurisdictions to close the merger as soon as possible," Chief Executive Ed Breen said in a statement.
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Trudeau's spokeswoman Andree-Lyne Halle said the federal government would continue to "work constructively with provincial and territorial governments on the issues that matter to Canadians".
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Rather than "informing the U.S. administration" about the situation in their country, they should have seized the chance to constructively engage with Trump and his team.
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"We hope that this sense of responsibility will encourage the future American president to work together for a more secure world, to work constructively," he said.
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"I can't see the logic of returning to uncertainty and delay," he said adding Greece was meeting its bailout commitments and was 'constructively engaging' with creditors.
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In general, people are more likely to work constructively if they think problems are solvable, or that progress has already been made and can be extended.
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"We have great relationships with our league partners and are confident we can address all issues constructively going forward," an ESPN spokesman said in a statement.
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The Trump administration, which blames the Palestinians for the recent stalemate, does not mention that our president, Mahmoud Abbas, tried to constructively engage with the administration.
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It should reflect the fact that we have the high ground on the issue, and the leverage to assist China and its neighbors in constructively engaging.
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The danger instead is that a weak and distracted Spanish government, however willing to engage constructively in European affairs, may find itself consumed by domestic disputes.
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"Working together respectfully and constructively on Saturday at the Nevada Democratic convention will move us closer to those essential goals," Sanders said in a statement Friday.
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"The time for playing games is over," Maas told Deutschlandfunk radio, adding that the EU would deal "constructively" with any British request to delay the departure date.
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He also said France was attached to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal with world powers, but that regional and ballistic issues should be discussed separately and constructively.
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The United States, Britain and Norway welcomed Hamdok's appointment, calling it a historic moment for Sudan and urged the military to "engage constructively" with the new government.
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He also said at the time the group was "constructively engaging" in a court-ordered process with mediator Ken Feinberg on the cases heard in federal court.
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In the long run, I think, the U.S. and China will learn how to work together constructively for the betterment of you know, prospective countries and global.
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Bottom line, we need to check our differences at the door for the sake of the children and our nation, and constructively focus on what unites us.
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" He added, "But we have a responsibility to engage our elected officials to work constructively and advocate for policies that improve people's lives and protect our environment.
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Mr. Putin would have greatly improved his chances of regaining the international standing he craves had he diversified his country's economy and worked constructively with the West.
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" They concluded, "When one party moves this far from the mainstream, it makes it nearly impossible for the political system to deal constructively with the country's challenges.
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"The number of lawsuits says nothing about their merits," it said, adding the company was still constructively engaged in a mediation process ordered by a federal judge.
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Mladenov said he hoped the report would push the parties to engage constructively with the Quartet and that the text would be welcomed by the Security Council.
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"We are pleased to be joining OGCI to work constructively on addressing the risks of climate change," Chevron Chief Executive Officer Michael Wirth said in the statement.
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Hopefully, the cancellation of the board doesn't represent a retreat from Google's AI ethics work, but a chance to consider how to more constructively engage outside stakeholders.
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Most surgeons don't have time to track their patients' progress after surgery and may not have the math skills to analyze the patterns in that progress constructively.
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Employees who said their employers always respond constructively were 12 times more likely to label their company as a great employer and fantastic company to work for.
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He also pledged to "engage constructively" with the new U.S. administration, and cited Donald Trump's view that there was a lot of potential in the United Nations.
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While we have long worked constructively with regulators, and will continue to do so, in this case, we disagree with the conclusion and we plan to appeal.
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"We have been working constructively with APRA on this matter and have already taken action on a number of the issues raised," AMP said in a statement.
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"Working together respectfully and constructively on Saturday at the Nevada Democratic convention will move us closer to those essential goals," the senator said in a statement Friday.
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"Alstom and Siemens continue to work constructively with the European Commission to explain the rationale and the benefits of the proposed combination," the company said in a statement.
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And I think it's constructive that we're moving toward rebalancing some things that I think are important for both significant economies to operate constructively in a global marketplace.
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However, a British diplomat said Johnson had wanted to discuss "how we can constructively influence Turkey" in its deliberations over the death penalty rather than alienate it further.
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Acting SPD leader Olaf Scholz, who will head the finance ministry, said "this isn't a love match from the get-go", but the parties would work constructively together.
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As Iraqi elections approach, both Washington and Riyadh need to exercise their influence as political brokers, to act constructively and concertedly as a counterweight to Iran's unflagging pressure.
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"We will listen attentively and constructively to Theresa May's important speech tomorrow in Florence," added Barnier, who holds a new round of Brexit negotiations in Brussels next week.
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Once at the table, if both countries are willing to negotiate constructively, the president's proposed tariffs should be postponed so that talks have an opportunity to produce results.
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Let people who celebrate the science of climate change, people who represent districts with immediate climate concerns, people who know it's real, serve constructively on the climate panel.
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Beyond the handshakes, speeches and state dinner, there's now a new looming environmental issue that should be addressed constructively and maturely between Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama.
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Clinton worked well with GOP lawmakers when she served in the Senate and would make it a top priority to work more constructively with Congress than Obama did.
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But Republican leaders also erred in not taking more seriously the overtures of the Gottheimers, Manchins and other Democrats who really did want to constructively engage on taxes.
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Individuals with a high EQ are able to handle pressure well, understand and cooperate with others, give and receive feedback constructively and engage in more effective decision-making.
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Nedbank, a unit of Anglo-South African insurer Old Mutual , said it would approach any meeting with government constructively, but would not discuss banking relationships of any client.
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Responding more sustainably and constructively means more people with influence and resources starting experiments to invest in those that are otherwise on the wrong side of those walls.
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The Palang Pracharat Party thanked lawmakers for the vote that endorsed Prayuth as prime minister and urged the Democratic Front to work constructively as the opposition in parliament.
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Not only does inhibiting a woman from treatment harm both fetus and mother, they say, it also squanders a rare opportunity to intervene constructively in a woman's addiction.
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Certainly I think people have developed more positive views about the Donald Trump administration here and we have a lot of expectations that we can work together constructively.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday that the two countries should respect each other's concerns and constructively handle their differences.
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"It is high time to leave the destructive path taken by Mr Lundmark and work together constructively on the basis of the status quo (no stake increase)," he said.
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In addition to the transportation, they offer a "Knitting for Hope" program, providing knitting, sewing and crocheting programs to help mothers constructively pass their time while at the hospital.
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This lets admins screen potential members to ensure they're the right fit for the group and will add constructively to the discussion, not just spam or troll the Group.
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The cavalcade of former politicians need to do the rest of the nation a favor and ask themselves before they speak if they are adding constructively to the discussion.
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It is all part of a healthy healing process if we comport ourselves constructively, with one thing always and forever in our minds — we are not each other's enemy.
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"PP and PSOE have virtually no history of coalition government, let alone grand coalitions, and will struggle to work constructively," political risk consultancy Eurasia Group analyst, Federico Santi, said.
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" Saying it began "constructively," the museum said the exhibit "deteriorated markedly after one of the artists was arrested at the site of the installation and ultimately necessitated this action.
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"There is clearly an opportunity to constructively engage the United States between the achievement of a deal in principle and the ratification or signature of that deal," he said.
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In particular, it is important that they understand the importance of constructively challenging and holding leaders accountable and that these behaviors are rewarded and expected within the new culture.
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Mercedes-Benz executives in Stuttgart were at first caught off guard by the approach, but welcomed Geely in meetings on Monday to see how to "constructively discuss" industry changes.
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The institute's reversal provided "an opportunity to engage in conversation about how we work together to resolve our differences constructively and continue to move our community forward," he said.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Schmidt added, "Eric has a long record of working constructively and energetically on important technology issues with American and world leaders across the political spectrum.
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As long as Trump is open to learning on the environment, we have to push our best and brightest through the doors of Trump Tower to constructively engage him.
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"We are proud of our longstanding relationship with the N.A.A.C.P. and of our ability to constructively work together on issues that benefit customers," said Alys Daly, a company spokeswoman.
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DE and U.S. rival Praxair PX.N are moving speedily and constructively, Linde's chief executive said, but workers must be persuaded of the benefits of the planned $65 billion deal.
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"As a minority shareholder (in Jet Airways), Etihad continues to work constructively with the Jet Airways board, promoter and management team," an Etihad spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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Its all-enveloping power is contorting culture-making—the slow, intergenerational nurturing of consensual understandings within which many matters can be vigorously but constructively contested—into instant "culture" marketing.
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"If it's left unchecked, it undermines our ability — the world's ability — to deal constructively with all of the threats facing us including especially those of nuclear weapons and climate change."
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Dow Chemical and DuPont said they would work constructively with the Commission to address its concerns and that they still expected the deal to close by the end of 2016.
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A lot depends on whether Democrats want to work on something constructively or do they — I think they have strong beliefs, and there are a lot of areas we differ.
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We have been involved in dozens of similar situations and have worked constructively with many companies to add top-tier, C-suite executives and experienced Board members to these companies.
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The heads of the armed services committees in the House and the Senate should seek to work constructively with the administration after it unveils its plan for closing the base.
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"The court's answer was a misstatement of the law, constructively amended the indictment and denied Ms. Kelly her constitutional right to a unanimous jury verdict," her attorney, Michael Critchley, wrote.
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Our company is one among many that has expressed its views, and we will continue to participate energetically and constructively in the public discussions that help define our democratic processes.
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"The White House and USTR are working in good faith and constructively with Members of Congress to address concerns some have voiced about the USMCA," an administration official told CNBC.
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Danske Bank's Group General Counsel Flemming Pristed told Reuters that the bank had been working constructively with the FSA on the matter and intended to do so with the police.
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SHANGHAI, May 13 (Reuters) - China and the United States should manage their differences over disputed waters in the South China Sea constructively, one of China's top military officials has said.
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"We look forward to working constructively with PM Johnson when he takes office, to facilitate the ratification of the withdrawal agreement and achieve an orderly Brexit," Barnier said on Twitter.
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"Petropavlovsk needs a board with strong, independent directors who can support and constructively challenge management on operational, financial and strategic issues in order to return value to shareholders," it said.
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"The FDIC encourages banks to work constructively with customers experiencing difficulties beyond their control because of damage caused by Hurricane Maria," the regulator said in a statement to U.S. lenders.
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They are not supposed to scold elected officials about basic errors of math or logic — they're expected to try to constructively shape policy behind closed doors after elections are won.
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"It's very unfortunate because on the level of ordinary people in America, and business people in America, we face a very good response and we work very constructively," Kostin said.
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"Petropavlovsk needs a board with strong, independent directors who can support and constructively challenge management on operational, financial and strategic issues in order to return value to shareholders," they said.
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"There are still a range of possible outcomes and Brazil continues to work constructively with other parties to find a workable pathway forward," Antonio Marcondes, Brazil's chief negotiator, told Reuters.
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Often when we receive criticism, we go into an emotional, "fight or flight" response mode, says Grant, which is not a productive place to be in to hear advice constructively.
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The New Deal was brought to life through myriad government initiatives that constructively regulated our economy, created millions of jobs, and pulled vast swaths of our country out of poverty.
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The two leaders, who last met in September, will discuss how they can work together on "issues of mutual interest" and to "address areas of disagreement constructively," the statement said.
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"Volkswagen wants to - in the special interest of customers - cooperate constructively and cooperatively hand in hand with the regulators as well as with the Federal Motor Vehicle Authority," VW said.
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"We support the work of the U.N. special rapporteurs and the United States has a long history of engaging constructively on matters within mandates of the special rapporteurs," he said.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, March 10 (Reuters) - German energy group Uniper will continue to work constructively with its major shareholder, Finnish sector peer Fortum, chief executive officer Andreas Schierenbeck said on Tuesday.
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One of the first steps to constructively confronting someone is to recognize that fear in yourself and identify the real issues that led to the conflict in the first place.
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"We are here to work constructively with the UK government to come to an agreement based on the principles that we had agreed to yesterday," Varadkar told parliament on Tuesday.
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The aim of the trip "is to provide an update on the most recent developments, engage constructively with investors and share government's thinking behind its' latest policy proposals," it said.
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Simply having more people in a room doesn't ensure they're willing to work together, to constructively question each other, to keep pushing boundaries of what a security program can do.
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" Stephen J. Ubl, the president and chief executive of PhRMA, said, "Our message to them was that we are equally serious about constructively engaging with the administration on these subjects.
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The officials said that Mr. Malpass has a history of working constructively with China and that he would honor commitments the bank had made on issues such as climate change.
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The practice can satisfy a desire to meditate constructively alone or to make connections online with other activists who may not have as many anti-Trump allies on the ground.
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London says it has strict controls on arms sales, and on Tuesday May said she would be discussing the conflict and humanitarian situation in Yemen "frankly and constructively" with Prince Mohammed.
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And it's hard to do so constructively in online forums as our community grows larger across the globe, often contributing to a feeling of impersonal rather than familiar, trust-based interactions.
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"We look forward to working constructively with PM Johnson when he takes office, to facilitate the ratification of the withdrawal agreement and achieve an orderly Brexit," tweeted EU negotiator Michel Barnier.
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"We believe that the enhanced firewall remedies we proposed to safeguard the editorial independence of Sky News addressed comprehensively and constructively the C.M.A.'s provisional concerns," Fox said in a statement.
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" MICHEL BARNIER, EU Brexit negotiator: "We look forward to working constructively with PM Johnson when he takes office, to facilitate the ratification of the withdrawal agreement and achieve an orderly Brexit.
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"In the U.S., we are working constructively with federal and state regulatory authorities, elected officials and all agriculture stakeholders to show the pro-competitive benefits of the merger," the companies said.
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In both crystals and quasicrystals, the X-rays typically form a pattern of periodic bright spots known as "Bragg peaks" as the rays constructively interfere with each other over fixed intervals.
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In order to make that strategic determination, business leaders must gather policy intelligence and constructively engage lawmakers and regulators at all levels and across all borders -- municipal, regional, national, and international.
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"We will continue to work constructively with the authorities to lift the embargo and to resume operations in order to re-establish Alunorte as the world's leading alumina refinery," Hydro added.
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"Euronext looks forward to supporting the Norwegian financial and business community, to working constructively with all key constituents and stakeholders to further drive the success of Oslo Bors VPS," Boujnah said.
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As one of the most trade-focused states in the nation, there's a lot at stake for Washington workers if the administration fails to work constructively through the multilateral trade system.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she wanted to work "constructively" with Germany and other European partners to secure Britain's "sensible and orderly departure" from the European Union.
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"Now MPs have made clear what they don't want, we must all work constructively together to set out what parliament does want," May said in a statement outside her Downing Street office.
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" Intel said it's "working closely with many other technology companies, including AMD, ARM Holdings and several operating system vendors, to develop an industry-wide approach to resolve this issue promptly and constructively.
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"Rather, in the interest of customers it is solely in order to cooperate and work constructively and hand-in-hand with the regulatory authorities to implement the action plan," the statement said.
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"We want this grand coalition - we want it to work successfully and we want to participate in it constructively but that doesn't mean that you can't have any discussions anymore," he added.
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Germany's coordinator for transatlantic ties, Peter Beyer, said the beef agreement shows progress is possible when both sides work together constructively, and called for fresh efforts to reach a broader trade deal.
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"We look forward to working constructively with PM Johnson when he takes office, to facilitate the ratification of the withdrawal agreement and achieve an orderly Brexit," said the EU negotiator, Michel Barnier.
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Saunders said Teva and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission were working "very constructively" on the issue and that a planned closing of the deal next month is still the most likely scenario.
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In a congratulatory telegram, Mr Putin said he was ready to constructively work together on bilateral, regional and global issues as this was in the fundamental interests of both France and Russia.
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His inability to involve himself constructively in the Affordable Care Act debate, for example, likely saved millions of people's Medicaid coverage relative to what a more competent president might have pulled off.
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"We will of course continue to actively support the investigation and work constructively with the authorities," Karl von Rohr, Deutsche's co-deputy chief executive officer, said in a statement on Friday evening.
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"We believe this goal is only achievable through a strategy to constructively engage Members of Congress as required by TPA and without attempting to force a choice between negative outcomes," they wrote.
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The company grumbles that PAR and Altimeter refused to engage constructively, but it ought to be possible to settle on compromise candidates, as well as agreeing whose services are no longer needed.
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But in the not-so-distant past, both parties prided themselves on setting aside their differences at the water's edge and working together constructively to protect the American people from foreign threats.
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The Spanish government will have learned the lesson of failing to engage constructively with independence-minded regional governments, which might provide the Basque region "an opportunity" in years to come, he said.
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By negotiating a deal with Congress that secures the border and constructively addresses the future flow of workers and DACA recipients, Trump would be putting his much-celebrated dealmaking skills to work.
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"The parties took this step reluctantly and look forward to re-engaging with the CMA and Panel and working constructively with them going forward," Sainsbury's and Asda said in a joint statement.
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"Third Point did not invest in UTC for what it is today but for what it could become," the letter said, adding that the fund planned to work constructively with the company.
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If a survivor says that something has happened, we look at it as quickly as possible and if the survivor wants to notify law enforcement, we will help them do so constructively.
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To help ensure that small businesses' needs are heard and support their employees, we have been constructively engaged with lawmakers on legislative reform of the U.S. retirement system for the past decade.
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We had better figure out a way to constructively bleed off this anger or risk the mystic chord of memory that have bound us together for generations slipping around our collective necks.
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"We continue to invite CEOs to engage constructively on the design and transition of this critically important provision so that imports and exports continue to contribute to our local economies," he said.
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To constructively review IRS rules, OMB will need to hire a few full-time employees, but it would be incorrect to assume they would need to duplicate expertise found at the IRS.
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Likewise, Germany has a long tradition of working constructively with trade unions to help its workforce adapt to marketplace turbulence, something with which the U.S. government has a particularly bad track record.
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" But, he added, "it seems like the attorney general's office is genuinely thinking about those things constructively, so all of those things together helped us feel a little more comfortable with partnering.
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It's through these encounters that A Semi-Definitive List successfully examines anxiety as a mental illness, focusing on how it has shaped Esther's life, and how she can constructively respond to it.
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French finance minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday the government had engaged constructively, but had not been prepared to back a deal without the endorsement of Renault's current alliance partner Nissan.
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As players and viewers, if the joy in games and films is losing ourselves in the worlds they create for us, don't those worlds deserve the space to constructively communicate between each other?
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Acacia has been excluded from the negotiations since Barrick's intervention, but Geleta said the company was engaging constructively with local, regional and national governments and had turned around "a failing business" in Tanzania.
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In addition, WPP said, it would "welcome the opportunity to engage constructively" with ADK's board to make sure the company was capable of increasing its value for the benefit of long-term shareholders.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia, May 24 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday pressed Russia to deal constructively with a Dutch investigation into the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014.
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"Through Treasury's failure to respond to American Oversight's FOIA requests within the time period required by law, American Oversight has constructively exhausted its administrative remedies and seeks immediate judicial review," the lawsuit reads.
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"Instead of engaging us constructively, some western countries would rather criticize and impose conditions as if they can do a better job than the Philippine government in protecting the Filipino people," he said.
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The federal government has been foot dragging when it comes to a designing a sensible approach and deciding what role Washington can constructively play and what responsibilities should be left to local jurisdictions.
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The U.S. government and our technology industry must speak with one voice in an effort to work constructively in partnership if we are truly able to craft a workable solution in the future.
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On the South China Sea, Poe said there was a "need to be able to engage China constructively to follow a peaceful code of conduct" but added the Philippine military should be strengthened.
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He said no date had been set yet to start merger talks but would enter them "constructively" with a view to making sure the share exchange ratio for CA Immo investors was right.
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"We have spent nearly two years attempting to engage constructively with the senators regarding the growing number of judicial vacancies tied to California," he wrote in a letter to Grassley on October 10.
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We are working with all these people constructively, because they now understand keeping this layer of the internet out of control of governments or special interests is the best thing for the internet.
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McCluskey said he wanted to work constructively with Peugeot but threatened to damage the firm's car sales in Britain, traditionally Vauxhall/Opel's biggest market, if the firm tried to shut a British plant.
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During the latest talks the two sides "worked together constructively to resolve outstanding issues related to the mutual redeployment of forces and the opening of humanitarian corridors" but "challenges remain", the statement said.
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If you want to take that warning sign and dismiss it as simple bigotry, you're never going to pause to understand what's going on and you will never know how to constructively respond.
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"If we use privacy constructively and create a legal framework, we can incentivize those who want to go up against the entrenched players by marketing themselves as explicitly privacy-focused," he told me.
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Seeking to end the turmoil, French President Emmanuel Macron hosted a conference in May where rival Libyan factions agreed to work constructively with the United Nations for a national election by December 10.
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"We continue to work constructively with regulators, including attorneys general, in answering questions about our business and the dynamic technology sector," a spokesperson for Google told CNN Business in a statement on Tuesday.
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NISSAN FACTOR French finance minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday the government had engaged constructively, but had not been prepared to back a deal without the endorsement of Renault's current alliance partner Nissan.
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"Unite remains hopeful that a negotiated settlement which meets our members' aspirations can be achieved and would urge British Airways to engage constructively in meaningful talks to address poverty pay," the trade union said.
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He urged Libya&aposs rival leaders to stand by their commitment at a May 29 international meeting in Paris "to engage constructively to enable elections to take place by the end of the year."
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It was a jovial affair marked by affectionate body language and a belief that while the leaders differed widely on matters of policy, their strong personal relationship would allow them to work together constructively.
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Of course, we'd love to see a little bit of positive volume, but we think that sticking to our strategy is going to help us reengage very constructively with consumers well into the future.
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The statement said parties involved in the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, "should engage constructively for peaceful resolution of the issues that have arisen with respect to the agreement".
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Pena Nieto was first to mention Trump, but said he respected both Trump and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, and would work with constructively and in good faith with whoever wins the Nov.
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"While he has declared that he will only engage with the EU on this basis, we are on our side ready to work constructively, within our own mandate," the EU's chief Brexit negotiator said.
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"We continue to engage constructively with the European Commission and we believe strongly that our innovations in online shopping have been good for shoppers, retailers and competition," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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Tweeting after his first meeting with Putin on Friday, Trump said now was the time to work constructively with Moscow, pointing to a ceasefire deal in southwest Syria that came into effect on Sunday.
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"I've been mayor for four years; there's been ample opportunity for the governor or anyone on his team to say let's constructively help you fix the problems in public housing," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Tweeting after his first meeting with Putin on Saturday, Trump said now was the time to work constructively with Moscow, pointing to a ceasefire deal in southwest Syria that came into effect on Sunday.
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Dennis Shea, the American representative to the World Trade Organization, said last week that the United States had engaged constructively, but had "have yet to see the same level of engagement" from other countries.
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"We continue to work constructively with regulators, including attorneys general, in answering questions about our business and the dynamic technology sector," a spokesperson for Google (GOOGL) told CNN Business in a statement on Tuesday.
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Dirk Sievers, who also sits on Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board, also said labor representatives would work together constructively with Chairwoman Martina Merz, who has been proposed to take over as CEO on an interim basis.
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"Republicans strongly support equal pay for equal work, and we owe it to women to constructively engage on this important issue and put forward solutions to strengthen existing law," Stefanik said during floor debate.
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"Dollar Tree's plan is working so well that about a month ago, Starboard basically declared victory and agreed to work with management constructively rather than trying to replace the whole board of directors," Cramer said.
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As a company that exports over $20 billion of American made goods to the world, I believe we are best served when we constructively engage with leaders in the United States and around the world.
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The real issue is what you do with those feelings," Ferretti explains, offering some lovely options that are less fun than shopping: "Healthy behaviors might include talking directly with your partner and expressing feelings constructively.
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Merger talks between German industrial gases group Linde and U.S. rival Praxair are moving speedily and constructively, Linde's chief executive said, but workers must be persuaded of the benefits of the planned $65 billion deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday the European Union needed to engage constructively with her new Brexit proposal or risk seeing the UK crash out of the bloc without a deal.
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And so, undoubtedly, if and when we have a meeting, that this is something that's going to be brought up, and my expectation is, my hope is, is that it could be dealt with constructively.
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"We are working constructively to negotiate an approach to enforcement and dispute resolution which meets the key objectives of both the UK and the EU, underpinning the deep and special partnership we seek," he said.
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"However, this is not the first time the committee or the Senate has worked constructively to pass a waiver, even when there was not a consensus agreement on the need for the waiver," Hatch said.
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"We are delighted with the decision and look forward to working constructively with the RSPB to take the wind farm into construction next year," Andy Kinsella, Mainstream Power's chief operating officer, said in a statement.
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"On both sides, Twenty-First Century Fox and Sky, both are engaged constructively with the regulatory authorities, and I am confident we will get to a conclusion by the middle of next year," he said.
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Pena Nieto said in a statement that the U.S. delegation, which is being led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, agreed to constructively move forward the talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Personally, the only music I can actually constructively work to is ambient music, but it's important to recognise that the nature of the genre means it may not translate over the office speakers every time.
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Altmaier told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung the German government would "carefully and constructively" examine the proposals, which call for Germany to shut down all coal-fired power plants in Germany by 2038 at the latest.
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This column is a plea to all current and future college students and their families to deal openly and constructively with emotional, social and academic turmoil that can sometimes have heartbreaking — and usually preventable — consequences.
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"Time is pressing, so we - the older ones, I am 65 years old - must make sure that we take the impatience of young people positively and constructively," Merkel told the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
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And by calling it a "vision" rather than a "road map" or "peace plan," Mr. Trump suggested, constructively, that it was open to the sort of bargaining at which he professes to be a genius.
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Mr. Haeffner tries to focus on how the group can engage constructively with the larger campus community, and he recognizes that there can be real, tangible advantages to being a conservative at a top university.
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As advocates gain ground, many provider associations have come to the table and begun working constructively on how to responsibly phase out sub-minimum wage and workshops, instead of trying to preserve the status quo.
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Johnson added that Britain was ready to look "constructively and flexibly" at what commitments could help provide confidence about what would happen if such arrangements were not fully in place at the end of that period.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's chief has reassured German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble that the IMF plans to remain constructively engaged in talks about further aid for Greece, a spokesman for Schaeuble said on Friday.
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" But when asked if the latest Filipino leader's outburst would negatively affect the US-Philippines relationship, Toner said the US government continues to "productively, constructively and closely cooperate with the Philippines on a number of issues.
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NEW DELHI, May 28 (Reuters) - India wants nations that are party to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal to engage constructively with Tehran, a government statement said, after the withdrawal of the United States from the pact.
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"The Fund and Mozambique will continue to work together constructively to evaluate the macroeconomic implications of this disclosure of information and identify steps to consolidate financial stability, debt sustainability and enhance governance," the IMF's Lazare said.
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"We look forward to working constructively with PM Johnson when he takes office, to facilitate the ratification of the withdrawal agreement and achieve an orderly Brexit," said the bloc's negotiator of the unprecedented divorce, Michel Barnier.
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" Anwar Gargash, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates, part of the Saudi-led coaltion, took to Twitter to welcome the peace talks and to urge all sides to engage constructively. "U.
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"Because of the pressure to generate returns, they constructively do something that effectively burdens a company with so much debt, it can't sustain that debt," said Ron Sussman, a former bankruptcy litigator who focused on retail.
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The spokesman said May would "engage constructively" with lawmakers who seized control of Brexit in parliament on Monday but gave them a warning - there is no point supporting different options that the EU will not negotiate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House Ways and Means Committee's Democratic chairman on Wednesday urged U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to respond constructively to Democrats' proposals to ensure their support for the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.
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"We encourage other Western Hemisphere governments to recognize National Assembly President Guaido as the Interim President of Venezuela, and we will work constructively with them in support of his efforts to restore constitutional legitimacy," Trump added.
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Robert Lacey's Monarch: The Life and Reign of Elizabeth II suggests that the Queen viewed gestures like visiting disaster sites as overly performative, since there was little she could constructively do for the people of Aberfan.
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In a joint statement, the three leaders called on the Syrian government and moderate opposition to "participate constructively" in the planned congress, to be held in the same city on a date they did not specify.
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"We have spent nearly two years attempting to engage constructively with the Senators regarding the growing number of judicial vacancies tied to California," McGahn wrote in the letter, according to a copy obtained by The Hill.
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"I absolutely disagree with the administration on this issue, but we have a responsibility to engage our elected officials to work constructively and advocate for policies that improve people's lives and protect our environment," Dimon said.
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In light of last week's presidential election, it's painfully clear that the work of the Black Panther Party is truly unfinished, and we need all the help we can get in constructively thinking about our future.
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The finance ministry said in a statement Thursday that it had "worked constructively" with all stakeholders and sought particularly to ensure that Nissan — with which Renault has a fraught relationship — was on board with the deal.
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"The temporary grounding of the international fleet and reduction in domestic capacity will impact the company's workforce and the group is working constructively with our team members and their unions," the airline said in a statement.
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"We should start thinking constructively about the content of a special relationship, what (German Chancellor) Angela Merkel called a 'privileged partnership' in relation to Turkey," said Leigh, now a senior fellow at the German Marshall Fund.
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The United States is overdue for an honest debate about the future of its troops fighting terrorism in Syria and 79 other locations around the world, and Mr. Trump could have contributed constructively to that cause.
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"We expect all political leaders to engage in the formation of the governments at all levels, by working constructively together," EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn said in a joint statement.
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Zakharova said Russia was determined to press ahead with the separate track of peace talks in Kazakhstan and was ready to include new participants in those talks, including those from the Syrian opposition who would behave constructively.
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"We are standing by and ready to respectfully and constructively begin the sessions in Montreal after five such productive sessions in New Brunswick – and we will be ready when the sessions resume," TransCanada said in a statement.
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US trade negotiators will "optimistically and constructively communicate with (the) Chinese delegation on the important agreements achieved by the two leaders during the meeting in Argentina," China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement, without giving further details.
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Building on their shared cosmopolitan outlook and deep belief in individual autonomy, liberals and libertarians could develop a new public philosophy that highlighted their extensive common ground while compromising constructively on differences over fiscal and regulatory policy.
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I sincerely hope that navigating the explosive chaos of childhood without a repressive "firm hand" will help my sons grow up into gentle young men, able to deal constructively and peacefully with life's inevitable frustrations and conflicts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's finance minister said on Thursday following the collapse of merger talks between Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and Renault that the government had engaged constructively but failed to win the support of Renault's Japanese partner, Nissan.
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"We are strongly against the establishment of any parallel administrations or government structures and we call on all concerned to come together and resolve differences constructively," British U.N. Ambassador Karen Pierce said in remarks directed at Adbullah.
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And instead of processing criticism constructively and using it to improve, Pence and Azar's defense of the Trump family's incendiary comments indicate that anybody who dares to point out problems will become a target for criticism themselves.
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Ms. Kamil (pronounced like camel) was a writer's editor, wielding her red pencil on nights and weekends and even by flashlight in movie theaters as she performed surgery on sentences, by all accounts conscientiously, constructively and considerately.
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While the kidney community has worked constructively with policymakers and key stakeholders to demonstrate sustained quality improvement in key areas, the Medicare coverage upon which most Americans with kidney failure rely upon is at a critical crossroads.
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PROFESSOR JON ALTMANDeakin UniversityMelbourne Your article on the challenges that Bridge International Academies face in Uganda and Kenya gave the sense that the governments there were not prepared to work constructively with private firms ("Assembly line", January 28th).
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"(Kerry) spoke of our concern about the economic and political challenges that have affected millions of Venezuelans, and he urged President Maduro to work constructively with opposition leaders to address these challenges," said State Department Spokesman John Kirby.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will work constructively with Boris Johnson to resolve the impasse over Britain's planned exit from the European Union, Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said on Tuesday after Johnson was elected leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party.
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But according to federal law employers cannot "discharge, constructively discharge, suspend, lock out, lay off, fail to recall from layoff" or otherwise take adverse action against employees because they support a union or take part in union activities.
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She commissioned Albert Arias, the scholar who had opposed the introduction of tickets at Park Güell, to explore ways in which government might intervene constructively in the tourism sector, rather than simply letting the marketplace take its course.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday it was time for Moscow and Washington to put aside years of mistrust and find a way to work together constructively.
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"Tonight's outcome was entirely predictable, and if they had been prepared to listen at any stage and engage constructively instead of simply pandering to Brexit extremists, they could have avoided it," Ms. Sturgeon said in a written statement.
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The United States has to be willing to work constructively around the hardline positions it has taken on such issues as rules of origins for autos, a sunset clause for the agreement, dispute settlement mechanisms and government procurement.
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"The day began pretty constructively and markets had been decent for the last couple of weeks, but all it took was one bad number out of China to scare them away," said a syndicate banker based in Hong Kong.
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"It is imperative that the government and parliamentarians work together constructively and quickly to find a way forward which provides clarity for businesses and employees and avoids a no-deal Brexit," a spokesman for the Scotch Whisky Association said.
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Intel is committed to product and customer security and is working closely with many other technology companies, including AMD, ARM Holdings and several operating system vendors, to develop an industry-wide approach to resolve this issue promptly and constructively.
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"The Barneys New York Board and management continue to work constructively and collaboratively with a number of parties and are committed to reaching a mutually agreeable resolution to strengthen our business," a Barneys spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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"We will continue to work constructively in the context of wanting to see a close relationship between the U.S. and Mexico," he said, noting that GE's exports to the rest of the world from Mexico were worth $3 billion.
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President Donald Trump wants to "move forward in working constructively with Russia," he said in a tweetstorm Sunday morning, a few days after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin behind closed doors at the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany.
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While such divergences are not new, they mattered less when growth was stronger, when fiscal and monetary policymakers in large economies had more room to cushion shocks, and when governments were more inclined to work constructively with each other.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British ministers had a long discussion on Tuesday about a vote by lawmakers late on Monday to seize control of the Brexit process and Prime Minister Theresa May will engage constructively with the process, her spokesman said.
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You can then move on, without emotional turmoil or agitation, without falling into depression or maladaptive behaviors, to stand up for your personal beliefs reasonably, adaptively and constructively — whichever side of the of the political battle you were on.
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If he repeats it as president he will be well on his way to proving the doubters wrong, and early market reaction in the short time since his election indicates he is already proving willing to reach out constructively.
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Part of what Dr. Glauber confirmed was that there was nothing inherently contradictory in the idea that the energy of particles could interfere with one another both constructively and destructively, just as waves had long been known to do.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Economy Minister Peter Altmaier on Thursday said the European Union should "constructively" discuss the question of a potential delay of Britain's departure from the bloc and that he would not set "artificial" limits in doing so.
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But even though Mr Trump has changed his stance towards the one-China policy, this does not necessarily mean he will capitulate to China on other matters, nor that he and Mr Xi will be able to work together constructively.
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Lochlin: No, I'm actually a solicitor and I've got some interviews for jobs in a couple of weeks, but in the meantime I thought I'd use my time constructively to drink some early morning Stella, eat burgers, and go to yoga.
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"We were instrumental in bringing Brent on board as the new CEO of Forest Labs a few years ago and worked cooperatively and constructively with him to help increase value for all Forest shareholders," the activist investor said on his website.
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"It's really going to be a question of whether the public is going to associate that tattoo with his job as a public servant — whether it's going to interfere with his ability to constructively interact with people in minority communities."
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French finance minister Bruno Le Maire said the government, which has a 15% stake in Renault, had engaged constructively in talks, but had not been prepared to back a deal that was not supported by Renault's current alliance partner Nissan.
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LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - British ministers had a long discussion on Tuesday about a vote by lawmakers late on Monday to seize control of the Brexit process and Prime Minister Theresa May will engage constructively with the process, her spokesman said.
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In the seminar that hosts this event, students will be invited to build this violin for themselves, taking part in an actual assemblage workshop, while constructively approaching the philosophy of geometry and design, as well as the contemporary meaning of craft.
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"The Secretary will reinforce our hope that ... the parties will now turn to constructively engaging in a effort to find diplomatic ways to peacefully interact in the South China Sea," a senior U.S. official told reporters ahead of the trip.
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"We believe Mr. Donahoe's decision to join ServiceNow, while it may remove near-term M&A speculation, should be viewed quite constructively as the company expands into a mega-software vendor," Macquarie analyst Sarah Hindlian said in a research note.
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Rather than sticking to the firebrand, leadership-agitating strategy that defined his early years in the Senate, Cruz -- and those who have been working with him-- insist he is working constructively behind the scenes to get to 'yes' on health care.
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He added that while the administration had raised concerns that aggressive intervention could potentially remove any incentive for Assad to engage constructively in talks, it's still too early to tell what impact Russia's move will have on the broader situation.
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"Meliá will continue to collaborate with the Commission both actively and constructively ... trusting in a speedy solution to the procedure that will confirm the absence of any undue conduct concerning the rights of European consumer," the Spanish hotel chain said.
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" On the question of Gibraltar, Britain's tiny territory on the south coast of Spain, May said that, having worked "constructively" with the Spanish government, the UK has ensured Gibraltar will be covered "by the whole Withdrawal Agreement and implementation period.
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" The Times hailed the election result (probably in the voice of John B. Oakes, the editorial page editor): "The American people have given emphatic notice that they want to move forward constructively along the road of international understanding and domestic progress.
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AMLO is not "anti-globalization" and he did not rally against "the corporations" (this time around) — his position has shifted to one of cautious support of NAFTA, and constructively and humanely addressing the immigration crisis on both of Mexico's borders.
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"While we are disappointed by this outcome and tried very hard to identify bidders interested in operating the business as a going concern, we are committed to working constructively with the winning bidder," Chief Executive Bill Tracy said in a statement.
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But with Mary Joe stepping down, we had a chance to look at our structure, look at how we run our team, and to constructively and strategically make some changes that would allow us to be successful in the near future.
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"At the same time, it's of course right that governments should have oversight to ensure that all successful companies, including ours, are complying with the law [...] We have always worked constructively with regulators and we will continue to do so."
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"We have spent nearly two years attempting to engage constructively with the Senators regarding the growing number of judicial vacancies tied to California," he said in a letter sent to Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, and dated October 10.
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"I think it would be much more productive to try to work with them constructively on that than to try to isolate them, keep them out, block their development and contest what they are doing in the world," she said.
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That the test of faith is the good you want to do in the lives of others, and that people working together is the only way to develop a nation, meet the aspirations of its youth and engage the world constructively.
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If it did so, Britain would look "constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help" to keep the border free of checkpoints if a technological solution had not been found by the end of a transitional period, Mr. Johnson wrote.
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If it did so, Britain would look "constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help" to keep the border free of checkpoints if a technological solution had not been found by the end of a transitional period, Mr. Johnson wrote.
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To understand what the Trump administration is thinking about separating families and locking kids up at the border, you have to understand Stephen Miller's foundational political belief: It's better to stir controversy, at any price, than it is to engage constructively.
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The Obama administration sees these countries as engineering a fundamentally irresponsible regional policy that helps fuel international terrorism and then deploying their considerable financial resources to push a political agenda inside the United States rather than to solve problems constructively.
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"There is a commitment to allow everybody who wishes to engage constructively in this discussion, to be part of it," said Kurtyka, who is presiding over the negotiations, as demonstrators marched through the city streets demanding stronger efforts to tackle climate change.
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"The mines technical team has been working constructively and collaboratively with the government of Tanzania to try to address ... concerns regarding alleged breaches of various environmental regulations and alleged discharges of a hazardous substance from the mine," Acacia said in a statement.
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Therefore, we had no choice but to pursue a legal challenge, and we sincerely hope to arrive at a solution that allows us to provide reasonable data and work constructively with the City of Los Angeles while protecting the privacy of our riders.
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"I will work constructively with the new Speaker to advance sound legislation addressing the nation's urgent needs, and I will also hold him accountable to lead House in responsibly performing its representational duties and advancing our national interests," he said at the time.
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" Venky Ganesan, chair of the National Venture Capital Association Venky Ganesan, chair of the National Venture Capital Association Rather than view the administration as an enemy, "the thing is to constructively engage," Ganesan told TechCrunch, "which doesn't mean we have to agree.
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"In lieu of a visit to the White House, we have decided that we'll constructively use our trip to the nation's capital in February to celebrate equality, diversity and inclusion — the values that we embrace as an organization," the team's statement said.
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BERLIN, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reassured German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble this week that the IMF plans to remain constructively engaged in talks about aid for Greece, a spokesman for Schaeuble said on Friday.
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Morgan, who described the report's allegations as "deeply troubling", has written to fellow member of parliament Kevin Hollinrake, saying the committee had taken a close interest in the case and could "engage constructively" with it once investigations into the matter have been completed.
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"With these developments, Canadian and American businesses can now get back to what they do best: working together constructively and supporting good, well-paying middle class jobs on both sides of the border," said Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau in a statement.
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In the interest of being proactive, I've formed the Societal Reform Corporation, a non-profit corporation that will provide students, from kindergarten to grade 12, with a curriculum that teaches them how to positively and constructively channel stress, anger, tragedy and disappointment.
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"We're pleased that the board has decided to cancel the talks with Amaya, and, from our perspective, we're looking forward to working constructively with the board with regard to creating shareholder value for William Hill owners," Parvus co-founder Mads Gensmann said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, commenting on the appointment of John Bolton as U.S. national security advisor, said on Friday that Russia was ready to work constructively to resolve issues in its relations with Washington, RIA news agency reported.
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And during Anthony Scaramucci's brief, disastrous tenure as communications director, he advocated that "Comms should produce video content that constructively operates as 'The President Donald J. Trump Show,'" according to a leaked memo published by alt-right blogger Mike Cernovich on Medium.
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"It's disappointing but not surprising that President Trump would try to force Congress to reinstate the status quo of Nafta, instead of working constructively with Congress to improve his proposed agreement to actually protect and strengthen American workers," said the spokesman, Henry Connelly.
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"We want people to come out and to realize that there is a community of people who probably feel the way they do, and want to find a way to spend their time constructively but not so seriously or heavy," one organizer said.
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Trian invests in underperforming and undervalued public companies and then works constructively with the management and boards of directors of those companies to create shareholder value through a combination of strategic redirection, improved operational execution, more efficient capital allocation and stronger focus.
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Mr. de Mistura expressed disappointment with the opposition's insistence on ruling out a role for Mr. Assad but said 11 meetings with opposition negotiators in the course of two weeks had constructively explored approaches to holding elections and drafting a new constitution.
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" Either way, notes Howard Caro, a managing director at the investment firm Scenic Advisement, "With large, successful, private technology companies staying private longer, executives and boards are realizing that they have to respond constructively to the inevitable build up of demand for pre-IPO liquidity.
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"There was ... no meaningful attempt by Santos to discuss a realistic price which could be supported by any reasonable set of technical and commercial assumptions," Harbour said in an emailed statement, where it added that it remained open to engage constructively with the board.
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As is pointed out by George Handley, a humanities professor at Brigham Young University, the LDS church does not endorse specific candidates or parties, but it does urge its members to engage constructively and courteously in politics, and to vote for leaders of upright character.
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"We have been working constructively with the Texas attorney general and have produced a substantial volume of information in response to his inquiry even as we seek assurances that our confidential business information won't be shared with competitors or vocal complainants," a Google spokesperson said.
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"The global CEO has gone away to do some further work and I always think, as I said before when it came to the tube strikes, the way to resolve differences is constructively and amicably around a table rather than through litigation," he said.
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Trian invests in under-performing and undervalued public companies and then works constructively with the management and Boards of Directors of those companies to create shareholder value through a combination of strategic re-direction, improved operational execution, more efficient capital allocation and stronger focus.
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Meanwhile the Jamaica coalition Mrs Merkel must now build could constructively shake up Germany's sleepy consensus: the Greens pushing drastic and welcome progress towards electric cars and renewable energy and the FDP driving advances on long-neglected subjects like red-tape reduction and digitalisation.
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"The EU has been engaging constructively with the Saudi authorities seeking clarification on the circumstances surrounding the arrests of women human rights defenders in Saudi Arabia, notably with regard to the specific accusations brought against them," spokeswoman for EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.
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"The parties are now working constructively towards an outcome that will align all interests of the lender group in supporting the best possible outcome for the Arrium Group, including the employees of the businesses in Australia and overseas," according to a KordaMentha statement on Monday.
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And I would simply say that I think as we come towards the end of the year, it will be quite clear as to whether North Korea is willing to constructively dismantle things that would be very hard for them to rebuild or not.
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A group of mostly California Democratic members of Congress sent a letter Wednesday to U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao urging her to "work constructively with the state to identify and remedy" concerns it may have about the performance of the state's high-speed rail agency.
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Visual and UI designers similarly design websites and apps that try to constructively lead our gaze, so we might notice the most important elements first and understand what actions to take more intuitively than if we had to scan everywhere and build a map.
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Seehofer, leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU), told German television he continued to work constructively with Merkel and solutions could be found to satisfy the CSU, which is scrambling to win back voters lost to a far-right party before October regional elections.
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"By not engaging constructively with Gannett and continuing to pursue an unproven strategy based on its Tronc platform, we believe Tribune is jeopardizing its shareholders' investment and disregarding their best interests," said Robert J. Dickey, Gannett's president and chief executive, in the statement Monday.
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And while I do remember my mother being endlessly supportive of my creative efforts and ideas when I was little, she made a conscious shift as I got older and prepared to strike out on my own, to assessments that were more constructively critical.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said the nascent Italian government was made up of "heterogeneous and paradoxical" forces, but expressed confidence that Mattarella would ensure Italy continued to work constructively in the EU. Mattarella has repeatedly stressed the importance of maintaining a strong, pro-European stance.
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With computer science education currently overlooked in most state school systems, the incoming administration can constructively impact the workers of the future by preparing a labor force that is well-versed in computer science and well-equipped to extend American leadership in innovation and resilience.
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In a separate statement issued after the meeting with her cabinet, May said the crown prince's visit - his first since his appointment in June 2017 - would allow Britain to talk "frankly and constructively" about areas of concern like Yemen and security in the Middle East.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said the nascent Italian government was made up of "heterogeneous and paradoxical" forces, but expressed confidence that Mattarella would ensure Italy continued to work constructively in the EU. Mattarella has repeatedly stressed the importance of maintaining a strong, pro-European stance.
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Handled more deftly, the incident could have been a chance to talk more constructively about how to manage wolves better going forward, said Paula Swedeen, policy director of Conservation Northwest, whose group is trying to bring back wolves while bridging the divide with ranchers.
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This is important to understanding why, at the end of the day, Sanders got so very little institutional support for his campaign despite a very long career in Congress that's involved a lot of working constructively with other members and left-wing interest groups.
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Speaking to CNBC at the IMF Annual Meeting in Washington D.C., Nabiullina said that if the trade war could be resolved "constructively and fast," markets could treat the slowdown as cyclical, but any escalation posed a greater long-term risk to the global economy.
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Now it's almost $2 billion every single day, so we have a very strong trading relationship — 9 million U.S. jobs rely on trade with Canada, so we see it as something to be improved upon, and that's why we're working constructively towards that end.
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BERLIN, July 4 (Reuters) - The German Economy Ministry said on Thursday it expected a law on the country's coal exit to be decided by the end of the year, adding talks with utility RWE - which wants billions of euros in compensation - were progressing constructively.
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"The EU has been engaging constructively with the Saudi authorities seeking clarification on the circumstances surrounding the arrests of women human rights defenders in Saudi Arabia, notably with regard to the specific accusations brought against them," a spokesperson for EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said.
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This "gives us the ability to constructively build on the momentum that we've got in the business, and to look for ways to grow our business, and frankly spend our time and energy on that, as opposed to firefighting, as we've had to do in years past."
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There are broader risks in having the general electorate involved in every political decision, as opposed to delegation, as well costs for the public related to obtaining enough information to constructively contribute to every decision — not to mention the risk of having ill-founded and populist decisions.
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"Now, moving forward, we know that we must work constructively with D.C. and with the new administration on making sure that we have an economy and we have a tech sector and an innovation push that works for everybody," Levie told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Thursday.
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"Whether it's 'Medicare for All,' Medicare buy-in, Medicaid buy in, all-payer, utilizing Medicare as a negotiator — the constant theme will be policies that work constructively and aggressively to leverage the power of the federal government," said Chris Jennings, a veteran Democratic health care strategist.
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As the Trump administration presses the Chinese leadership to deal more proactively with Pyongyang, it must also be able to robustly defend US interests in the South China Sea, raise human rights concerns, and identify common regional and global challenges where our countries can work together constructively.
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When people tell us our actions have hurt them, we should not discredit their pain or explain it away; we should instead examine our intentions, work to relieve our ignorance and complicity, and engage in a conversation with those people about how to move forward constructively.
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"We intend on getting back to the table with the Americans as soon as possible to talk about how we can move forward constructively to get to what we hope will be an improved NAFTA agreement," Morneau told reporters after meeting finance ministers from Canada's 10 provinces.
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It's worth noting that, so far, none of the refugees who underwent the vetting process during Operation Pacific Haven has carried out a terrorist act against the US. There is also a way to constructively project both strength and compassion on the ground in the Middle East.
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"The Houthi NO SHOW at the Geneva peace process is further proof that the liberation of Hodeidah is what is needed to bring them to their senses & constructively engage in the political process," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said in Twitter post.
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"It's disappointing but not surprising that President Trump would try to force Congress to reinstate the status quo of NAFTA, when he should be working constructively with Congress to improve his proposed agreement to actually protect and strengthen American workers," said Henry Connelly, a spokesman for Rep.
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In a statement following his meeting with Pompeo, Peña Nieto said the two sides agreed to "constructively advance the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement" and "emphasized his government's willingness" to continue the negotiation with the objective of finalizing it as soon as possible.
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"We have full confidence in the capacity and willingness of the new government to engage constructively with its European partners and EU institutions to uphold Italy's central role in the common European project," a spokeswoman for the EU executive told a regular news briefing in Brussels.
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The ROC urges all the representatives of the sports community to keep Olympic calm, to act systematically and constructively while preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games..." Hellenic Olympic Committee president Spyros Capralos told Reuters: "The IOC needs to take a quick decision on the matter.
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"We agree with the need to act on climate change, but that requires us to work together constructively not commit serious criminal offences just as hardworking people prepare to spend a well-earned holiday with their family and friends," an airport spokesman said in a statement on Friday.
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"While we urge internet companies to continue to engage constructively in discussions concerning increasing internet access in Iran, we unequivocally call on them to avoid providing assistance to the Iranian government's surveillance and censorship projects that would restrict the free flow of information and views online," said Diaz-Jogeix.
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" JOHN KAGIA, executive vice president of industry analytics at cannabis-focused data firm New Frontier "The industry has seen continued growth despite the federal position that cannabis is a Schedule I substance, so we don't think this is constructively going to impact the continued evolution of the cannabis industry.
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"The new artistic director's task is tough, but we are certain that the director will cooperate constructively with the board of the Greek Festival as well as the Greek artists for the result to be the best possible in the current circumstances," the ministry said in a statement.
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"President Trump called on all parties to negotiate constructively to resolve the dispute, and he reiterated the need for all countries to follow through on their commitments at the Riyadh Summit to stop terrorist financing and discredit extremist ideology," the White House said in a readout of the call.
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Finally, the protesters' use of social media is an object lesson to the world on how to use phone apps and VPNs as a way to constructively engage in a social movement rather than provide a dark platform of conspiracy theories that threaten to corrode the movement from within.
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"This paper takes the next steps as we prepare to engage constructively to negotiate our approach to this," the source said, referring to the fourth paper Britain has released this week to try to move the negotiations beyond discussion of a divorce settlement and on to future ties.
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The University of Rochester and its relevant employees, the complainants claim, have violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, Title IX, and New York State law by subjecting a subset of them to hostile work or educational environments, retaliating against seven of them, and constructively discharging two of them.
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Tavakoli would instead favor the implementation of a federal control board to oversee the commonwealth, similar to what was put in place 20 years ago for Washington, D.C. "We'd be willing to work constructively in that process and we would be willing to think about alternatives to lawsuits," he said.
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However, if the current tit-for-tat does result in China and the United States coming to the negotiating table constructively – and this remains far from certain – the goal must be to secure lasting economic reforms in China that make it easier for America's businesses to compete, win, and create jobs.
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Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE has called on all countries involved to constructively solve the dispute and get back to fighting terrorism, the spokeswoman noted.
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"What we were most concerned about was pursuing an agenda that definitely couldn't get past the White House, and veto threats, and certainly wanted to look constructively at how we got a package on some issues that we knew if we couldn't get resolved, it wouldn't get resolved," Cantwell said.
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"ACC and its member companies will continue to constructively engage with EPA and other stakeholders to help ensure implementation of the law enhances public, industry and government confidence in the federal chemical regulatory system," Allison Starmann, deputy general counsel of the American Chemistry Council, said in a statement to The Hill.
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I think people's identities are complex and the way they bring them to bear in politics is complex, and that's part of what needs to be understood by us as analysts and also built into any idea of how one might use these groups attachments constructively in improving the political process.
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For me, if you support a Muslim registry because your knowledge of Muslims comes from the first minute of the evening news and your Facebook news feed, and there is a significant possibility that different conversations and information about Muslims would shift that idea, I would absolutely engage constructively with you.
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"If there's something — constructively — that I can add, and that extends beyond just the party, but to the direction that this country's going, as a father of a 15-, 13- and 10-year-old, damn it, I'd better figure out a way to do it," he told POLITICO Magazine in October.
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"We believe that a test of whether Iran wants to engage constructively on regional issues is whether or not they can understand, over time, that the Syrian civil war is not going to be resolved so long as Bashar al-Assad is in power," the official told reporters on a conference call.
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Minutes after pulling out of a highly anticipated summit with North Korea, President Trump said Thursday that the U.S. would continue its "maximum pressure campaign," and warned that the military was "ready if necessary" -- but made clear that a summit could still go forward if Kim Jong Un is willing to engage constructively.
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"The dispute is primarily disciplinary—although it is taking on metaphysical proportions given the inability or unwillingness of Doleac and colleagues to acknowledge the validity of other methodologies or to reflect constructively on the weakness of their own methods," says Ricky Bluthenthal, professor of preventive medicine at the University of Southern California.
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Javits and Robert Kennedy, that created community development corporations and public-private investment vehicles that have revitalized communities across the U.S. None of the immense problems confronting our country can be addressed constructively or rationally without overcoming the hostility, lack of communication, and lack of common understanding between the two primary political parties.
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"We will continue to work closely and constructively with the ACCC to explain the rationale and the benefits of the proposed combination, as well as the complex dynamics of the relevant markets and the reasons why the proposed combination will not substantially lessen competition," a joint statement from the two companies said.
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In terms of the ethics and politics of architecture and urban development, today's progressive architect needs to rethink the top-down, fait accompli approach and find innovative ways to constructively reach out to the multiple populations (in addition to community boards) that comprise a city, as an integral part of the design process.
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"Out of concern for the security of these young Americans, we will refrain from public comment as we continue our efforts to constructively and directly engage the Chinese government to allow them to return home," said David Pressman, a partner at the law firm Boies Schiller Flexner who is representing the Liu children.
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"We continue to believe the proposed acquisition is a good move for innovation, competition and consumer choice in the UK. As such, we will continue to work constructively with the CMA to make the case as to why the transaction should be approved," a spokeswoman for Experian told Reuters in an email on Tuesday.
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"Today, faced with the NRA's many inexplicable actions that have constructively terminated the parties' Services Agreement, Ackerman McQueen decided it is time to stand up for the truth, and formally provide a Notice to Terminate its almost four-decade long relationship with the National Rifle Association," the agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The UK will "engage constructively" to negotiate an agreement on the future role of the ECJ, and one that satisfies both the UK and the EU. The paper offers examples of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms used in other international agreements which do not require the direct jurisdiction of the Luxembourg-based ECJ over other countries.
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"Not only do these cuts have the potential to undermine significant national security and anti-terrorism efforts of our diplomats and international partners overseas, but we fear such a rescission package could complicate the ability of the Administration and Congress to work constructively on future appropriations deals," the South Carolina senator and Kentucky representative wrote.
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Levie has also been very outspoken against President Donald Trump, though he has said he will "work constructively with D.C." The company announced last month it would donate $100,000 to the International Rescue Committee to support refugees in conflict zones, amid new U.S. policies that have made it more difficult for refugees to enter the United States.
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To Resolve the Negative Outlook at 'B+': --Demonstrated ability to secure tenders that constructively contribute to the backlog and cash flows signalling the company's ability to manage the industry's re-contracting risk and bridge its financial profile through-the-cycle; --Continued progress towards generating and preserving liquidity; --Mid-cycle debt/EBITDA of 5.0x-5.5x on a sustained basis.
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" Scaramucci's ideas for the new gig ran the gamut from the traditional — "identify and engage a broader network of surrogates/validators to make TV appearances, write op-eds, etc" to the unconventional — an online lottery to play golf with Trump and reality-show-based "video content that constructively operates as 'The President Donald J. Trump' show.
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So my hope and my expectation is by moving that date, the board, management, the advisers can work constructively on all the various things you mentioned and other things, and not commenting on the validity of any of what you said, but we've always said, that we think great company, great product, real change is needed.
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"Not only do these cuts have the potential to undermine significant national security and anti-terrorism efforts of our diplomats and international partners overseas, but we fear such a rescission package could complicate the ability of the Administration and Congress to work constructively on future appropriations deals," the two lawmakers said in a letter to Trump.
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And, uh, I-, I do-, I'm an optimist, I believe that rationality prevails, at the end of the day, and I think everybody would like to have a better world for their children than they had for themselves, and the best way to do that is for China and the US to come together constructively and collaboratively.
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"The UK thanks all of the GPA parties for having engaged so constructively with us in recent weeks and for the consensus today for the agreement in principle around the UK's accession to the GPA on the basis of our final market access offer of Oct 3," Britain's ambassador to the WTO, Julian Braithwaite, told Reuters.
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To Resolve the Negative Outlook at 'B+': --Demonstrated ability to secure tenders that constructively contribute to the backlog and cash flows signalling the company's ability to manage the industry's re-contracting risk and bridge its financial profile through-the-cycle; --Continued progress toward generating and preserving liquidity; --Mid-cycle debt/EBITDA of 5.0x-13x on a sustained basis.
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You have two powerful tools: You could break the lease and vacate the apartment, claiming that you've been constructively evicted because of the landlord's failure to maintain the apartment; or you could withhold rent until the problem is corrected, according Francis M. Giantomasi, a landlord-tenant lawyer in the New Jersey office of the law firm Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi.
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They could have looked at the disastrous second term of George W. Bush's presidency as the logical end of the Reagan coalition and seen the Democrats' sweeping 2008 victory as heralding a new political order, and then worked constructively to pass a climate bill and a health care bill and end an era of increasingly bitter partisanship.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," he said.
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The ROC urges all the representatives of the sports community to keep Olympic calm, to act systematically and constructively while preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, to make every effort to come out (with) a consensus on issues that are of concern to all of us in the contest of the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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Whether you want to learn the ins and outs of setting up a cryptocurrency or are paranoid about the ethical issues surrounding military uses of cybernetics, this week's lineup of workshops, lectures, and panels may not put all your fears to rest, but they'll at least give you the tools to constructively engage with existing and forthcoming cybernetic systems.
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I have called for Benchmark to resign from the Board by proposing a specific plan that would allow Benchmark to reduce its holdings so that the rest of the Board can move forward constructively to address the challenges of building our company, securing new infusions of major capital, and recruiting a world-class CEO to oversee our continued growth.
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China, US must manage risk of conflict in South China Sea constructively, says BeijingChina, US and others should join hands to make plans in case North Korea collapses: former US commander Sandwiched between giants, Vietnam seeks Obama's assurance "The islands in the South China Sea belong to us … The international court does not have the right [to rule]," Li said.
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"The board and management of Ryanair are committed to union recognition, and working constructively with our people and their unions to address their reasonable concerns, as long as this does not alter Ryanair's low cost model or our ability to offer low fares to our customers," Ryanair's Chief People Officer Eddie Wilson said in a statement on the Dublin fleet plans.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," an Amazon spokesperson told Motherboard.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," said the spokesperson.
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So what I worry about is if we don't figure out a way to constructively talk about this and design a policy that works, what you're going to end up with is data localization and a change in the whole way that we configure the Internet now where countries keep the information locally so they can access it entirely under their own laws or systems.
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Other major chip and OS companies are almost certainly all already aware of the problem; indeed, Intel says some were about to make a joint announcement: Intel is committed to product and customer security and is working closely with many other technology companies, including AMD, ARM Holdings and several operating system vendors, to develop an industry-wide approach to resolve this issue promptly and constructively.
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Here is a president of the United States who repeatedly blames America first; who takes the word of a former K.G.B. agent over his own intelligence agencies; who promises to work constructively with a despot whose regime kills journalists, shoots down civilian airliners and uses nerve agents to assassinate its enemies abroad; and who aims his rhetorical fire on an opposing party instead of an enemy government.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," Amazon spokesperson Jaci Anderson told CNBC in a statement.
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The commission is a non-governmental group set up earlier this year by Prosperity UK, a think tank established in the aftermath of the 2016 Brexit referendum that says its aim is to look constructively at the UK's future outside the EU. It is chaired by Greg Hands and Nicky Morgan, two lawmakers from Johnson's Conservative Party who voted for Britain to remain in the EU but now support its withdrawal.
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With the added horror of Donald Trump in the White House, surely it is more important than ever that Britain should remain working closely and constructively alongside its partners within the EU. It would be perfectly reasonable and democratic, and consistent with the practice in several other European countries, to offer the public an opportunity to think and vote again when the consequences of a Brexit become clearer.
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Jeff FortenberryJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FortenberryHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death House Appropriations passes defense bill that would limit funds for border wall, pull US support from Yemen war Thirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill MORE (R-Neb.), vice chairman of the House Appropriations panel, told Shulkin that Congress would work "constructively" with the VA on the issue, but warned against using the Pentagon term.
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"Whether it's an election year or not, I don't have much confidence that this president is going to work constructively with us," said House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse Democrats unveil 0B infrastructure plan Democrats to unveil infrastructure plan with eye on 2020 elections House Democrats push back on Trump's efforts to take credit for the economy MORE (D-Md.), who attended both meetings between Democratic leaders and Trump on infrastructure last year.
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Corbyn met leaders from the Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrats, Wales' Plaid Cymru and the Green Party to discuss how to break the Brexit impasse in parliament, which has twice rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to leave the EU. "Should there not be a majority in parliament for May's deal or a public vote, Corbyn called on the other parties to engage constructively to find a parliamentary majority for a close economic relationship with the EU that can work for the whole country," a Labour spokesman said.
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Corbyn met leaders from the Scottish National Party, Liberal Democrats, Wales' Plaid Cymru and the Green Party to discuss how to break the Brexit impasse in parliament, which has twice rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to leave the EU. "Should there not be a majority in parliament for May's deal or a public vote, Corbyn called on the other parties to engage constructively to find a parliamentary majority for a close economic relationship with the EU that can work for the whole country," a Labour spokesman said.
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They must recognize the gift of Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE constructively tapping into these sentiments — polls show he would crush Trump in a general election match-up of competing anti-establishment visions — and the value of fully integrating the Clinton and Sanders forces into an invigorated Democratic Party that hears and answers the call of the people in 2016.
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