This refusal to provide care contravenes NHS England guidance, however.
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Judges are now considering whether the legislation contravenes Spain's constitution.
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"Alabama's abortion ban contravenes clear Supreme Court precedent," the judge wrote.
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But Iran's ambassador in London said the move "contravenes international law".
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Yelp's position directly contravenes the text, history and intention of Section 230.
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This action contravenes virtually every element of the traditional conservative deregulatory narrative.
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Critics say it contravenes U.S. values and feeds propaganda for militant groups.
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Technologies whose purpose contravenes widely accepted principles of international law and human rights.
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Islamic clerics have opposed euthanasia of stray dogs, saying it contravenes God's will.
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This move, which directly contravenes the Constitution, is an act of deliberate division.
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Critics say it is discriminatory and contravenes the spirit of India's secular constitution.
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It's more that it contravenes an international norm, but that norm is winding down.
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But the law as it now stands still applies retroactively, which contravenes EU rules.
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Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
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"Darkest Hour" was about standing up for what's moral even when it contravenes prevailing wisdom.
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The statutory restriction on the President's authority to remove the CFPB Director contravenes this basic principle.
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In November, the High Court in Belfast ruled that existing legislation on abortion contravenes human rights law.
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But this withholding, intended to maintain Laibach's mystique, contravenes the ostensible documentary function of the movie. video
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"This is awful @BootsUK @BootsHelp & also contravenes consumer rights act," Stella Creasy, Labour and Cooperative MP, also tweeted.
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But its passage may only be largely symbolic as it contravenes Israeli Supreme Court rulings on property rights.
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"The order also exceeds the President's statutory authority and contravenes the constitutional guarantee of Due Process," he wrote.
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" Wynn said such action "contravenes the authority Congress delegated to the President in the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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"Defendants' proposed schedule contravenes the congressional intent that EPA 'act quickly on a Section 85033(b) petition,'" he continued.
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It further contravenes federal law which makes it a crime to conceal, harbor, or shield an illegal immigrant from detection.
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" Speaking in Algiers, French President Emmanuel Macron called Trump's decision "regrettable" and said the new American policy "contravenes international law.
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This practice contravenes the law, which allows work authorization to be granted based on a pending, not denied, asylum application.
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This contravenes EU regulations that call on Italy and other highly indebted countries to steadily narrow the shortfall towards zero.
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She argued that the ban contravenes Spanish rental laws as well as the free-market legislation of the European Union.
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This contravenes EU regulations that call on Italy and other highly indebted countries to steadily narrow the shortfall toward zero.
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The president's constitutionally granted means for such protection include his ability to veto legislation that contravenes or otherwise undermines it.
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This contravenes policies at the State's universities and agencies that are designed to promote diversity and recruit talent from abroad.
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He said if the operation with Deripaska contravenes federal law, this figure could be viewed at a potential embarrassment for Mueller.
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The idea that we could live forever contravenes aspects of religion, culture, and ethics that we often think of as fundamental.
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And by some estimates, as many as two-thirds of those boats engage in fishing that contravenes international or national laws.
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But if countries in what is supposedly a club of liberal democracies undermine the rule of law, it contravenes a core value.
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Florida's law contravenes our nation's commitment to dignity and its duty to teach human decency as the mark of a civilized world.
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He has stressed that the objection is not to having employees who are gay, but to same-sex marriage, which contravenes church teaching.
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But ignoring those emissions contravenes longstanding agency practice under administrations of both parties and flies in the face of established science and economics.
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Such a move would be a dangerous and irresponsible provocation that contravenes longstanding U.S. policy by legitimizing Israel's illegal annexation of East Jerusalem.
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This directly contravenes contemporary reports by South Yorkshire police and headlines written directly afterwards – most notably on the front page of the Sun.
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An opponent would counter that a self-pardon contravenes the most fundamental tenet of our legal system: that no person is above the law.
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Whatever the final law looks like, constitutional experts predict legal challenges from people who feel it contravenes the spirit of the Supreme Court's decision.
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" The attorney general says the travel ban violates the Constitution's First Amendment and Equal Protection guarantee, and it "contravenes the federal Immigration and Nationality Act.
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"Facebook has told us the other video contravenes its policy on child nudity, as it shows a boy's bare bottom," it said in a statement.
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Israel's attorney general has said that the bill is unconstitutional and contravenes international law, and that he would refuse to defend any challenges in court.
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Atlanta-based Delta and others have said that Gulf carriers have received state support that contravenes Open Skies agreements, a charge denied by Gulf airlines.
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Missile deployments The White House is worried by Russia's deployment of a new intermediate missile, which US arms control negotiators say contravenes a decades-long treaty.
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"We would welcome any information that may be provided to us on any activity that contravenes U.N. or EU restrictive measures," the Cypriot foreign ministry added.
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It is also unclear how, by merely encouraging (as opposed to mandating) more visits between officials from the two nations, America contravenes its one-China policy.
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The U.S. administration said it had taken the measure following Russia's refusal to accept that its SSC-8 missile directly contravenes the Cold War-era agreement.
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The religious edict forbids women from cycling because it's viewed as a practice that "exposes society to corruption" and "contravenes women's chastity," according to The Independent.
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"This election violates the Venezuelan constitution's norms and contravenes the sovereign will of the people as represented in the National Assembly," the Peruvian Foreign Ministry said.
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In Google's AI Principles, published in June, the company pledged not to build "technologies whose purpose contravenes widely accepted principles of international law and human rights".
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If anyone contravenes the council's notice and attempts to pass through the area of roadworks, they are liable to receive a fine of up to £1000 ($1285).
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They also suggest how if he is not constrained, the President could accidentally stumble into a position that contravenes the Constitution and puts his presidency in jeopardy.
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The policy contravenes international law and the offshore camps have been internationally condemned for their harsh conditions and the mental trauma inflicted on those held there indefinitely.
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"Because the no-aid provision contravenes the U.S. Constitution, the state court had no authority to enforce it," Solicitor General Noel Francisco said in a court filing.
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The securitization of navigation" contravenes the right to free navigation and would escalate tensions, and increase "mistrust in the region while jeopardizing regional peace, security and stability.
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Once the measure reaches the Senate, legislators are expected to await a ruling by the Justice Department on whether it contravenes the country's commitment to international conventions.
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Trump's argument, a familiar one, suggests that he believes justice can be delivered only by a judge who shares his politics, a viewpoint that contravenes basic democratic principles.
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Tanya Chan, a pro-democracy legislator, says the arrangement contravenes the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution (a bullet train is pictured piercing it on a protester's placard).
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"To make an advertising rule that contravenes state and federal law is not only disturbing, but it's discriminatory," Lisa McGreevy, CEO of the Online Lenders Alliance, told Reuters.
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Its leader Arlene Foster has consistently blocked any reform to the country's despicable ban on abortion, despite a High Court ruling that the ban contravenes human rights law.
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"It is seriously regrettable that Brunei's decision contravenes a number of international norms on human rights," New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters said in a statement on Sunday.
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This contravenes a new law designed to address the widespread practice of populist candidates winning over poor voters through largesse, rather than their policy proposals or inspirational leadership.
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Denying inmates payment for work contravenes United Nations guidelines on how to treat prisoners and human rights experts have said Rio was effectively forcing inmates into modern slavery.
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A party has the option of objecting to the production of documents on responsiveness and relevance grounds before producing them ... The discovery order here contravenes that fundamental principle.
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But first, an admission that contravenes my sense that there is no such thing as an ideal reader: I am probably not the ideal reader for this novel.
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" That move, said the Madrid museum, "not only contravenes the contractual conditions of the loan but also suggests that the Museo del Prado accepts and authorizes the proposed attributions.
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While FGM contravenes human rights treaties to which Liberia is a party, campaigners say the government has been reluctant to take a stand because of the Sande's political clout.
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"(Robart's ruling) contravenes the considered judgment of Congress that the President should have the unreviewable authority to suspend the admission of any class of aliens," the Justice Department wrote.
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The U.S. administration, who withdrew first, said it had taken the measure following Russia's refusal to accept that its SSC-8 missile directly contravenes the Cold War-era agreement.
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It "contravenes the foundations and principles of relations between states, notably sovereign immunity," GCC Secretary General Abdullatif al-Zayani was quoted as saying by Reuters and other news agencies.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has discretion to exercise its jurisdiction or not, but it is unclear whether the NLRB could regulate an activity that contravenes federal law.
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Turkey's purchase also contravenes U.S. legislation, known as Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), which requires Washington to impose sanctions on countries which buy military equipment from Moscow.
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Equally troubling, the administration's avowed, if confusingly enforced, policy of prosecuting every person who illegally crosses the border, no matter his or her circumstance, contravenes our international treaty obligations.
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"In our opinion the search of a law firm mandated by a company contravenes the principles of the code of criminal procedure," VW spokesman Eric Felber said in a statement.
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The legislation "contravenes the foundations and principles of relations between states, notably sovereign immunity," GCC Secretary General Abdullatif al-Zayani was quoted as saying by Reuters and other news agencies.
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A group of outside advocates recently argued in a letter to congressional leadership that the transition contravenes an appropriations rider that forbids the administration from spending money on the transition.
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What the would-be impeachers need is something which contravenes not what Americans expect of a man, either in general or in particular, but what they expect of a president.
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"It's an absolute comedy, because there is nothing going on in Poland that contravenes the rule of law," Kaczynski said in an interview conducted on Monday embargoed for publication until Wednesday.
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The AIU said Kiprop had been given advance notice which contravenes the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines stating that out-of-competition tests should be conducted without prior notice to athletes.
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A Middle East peace plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump contravenes several United Nations resolutions, Russian news agencies cited a Kremlin spokesman as saying on Sunday, questioning the plan's feasibility.
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"(Robart's ruling) contravenes the considered judgment of Congress that the President should have the unreviewable authority to suspend the admission of any class of aliens," the Justice Department wrote in its filing.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, this bone trade contravenes platform policy—which bans the "trafficking or sale of non-generative human organs on Instagram, including bones"—and can lead to account suspension.
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Most of this funding is earmarked for "educating" Israelis and changing their opinions, which contravenes the longstanding practice of governments (especially sister democracies) to refrain from interfering in each other's political affairs.
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Advocates for closing the prison say it costs too much to operate, contravenes U.S. values by holding prisoners, all Muslims, for years without trial, and serves as a propaganda tool for militant groups.
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"The Trump administration's court filing contravenes recent court decisions and guidance issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that recognizes such protection," Vanita Gupta, the group's president and CEO, said in a statement.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Middle East peace plan presented by U.S. President Donald Trump contravenes several United Nations resolutions, Russian news agencies cited a Kremlin spokesman as saying on Sunday, questioning the plan's feasibility.
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Therefore, dismissing the risk of some sort of collapse—whether by end of century, mid-century, or within the next 10 years—contravenes the implications of the most robust scientific models we have.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)India's main opposition party has criticized a Bollywood biopic of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, labeling it as propaganda and suggesting its forthcoming release contravenes the country's election laws.
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Critics have slammed the law as a dangerous assertion of Modi's Hindu nationalist ideology, one that contravenes India's secular constitution by awarding nationality on the grounds of an explicitly non-Muslim religious identity.
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But parents have staged protests objecting to teaching of same-sex relations at schools in predominantly Muslim areas of Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city, saying it contravenes their values and usurps their role.
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In October, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will end its 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with Russia, accusing Moscow of violating its terms by developing the missile that contravenes the agreement.
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"This order contravenes the principles of religious liberty, equality, and compassion that our nation was founded upon in its discriminatory impact of Muslims," said Adam Schiff, the senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
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But more than half of Turkey's building stock, or 13 million buildings, contravenes housing regulations, according to Environment and Urbanisation Ministry data, and many Istanbul residents worry about potential damage from a major earthquake.
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As a result, the Trump travel ban crosses the line and contravenes the parameters that Congress established more than 50 years ago, and the authority given Congress by the Founding Fathers 220 years ago.
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"Dramatically limiting the court's ability to function independently and thoroughly contravenes Poland's (political) system and cannot be tolerated," Judge Stanislaw Biernat said, announcing the ruling at the end of a two-day court sitting.
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The desecration was recorded on video and widely published by Islamic State supporters, who portrayed it as part of their campaign to erase any cultural history which contravenes their extreme interpretation of Sunni Islam.
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TEHRAN, Iran — A top Iranian diplomat has rejected Britain's decision to give diplomatic protection to a British-Iranian woman who has been detained in Iran for nearly three years, saying it contravenes international law.
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This contravenes long-standing norms, under which a president appoints an attorney-general and other top officials, then sets general policy direction, but otherwise respects the department's independence—and certainly does not intervene in investigations.
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"We respect the S.E.C. decision that Rappler contravenes the strict requirements of the law that the ownership and management of mass media entities must be wholly owned by Filipinos," a presidential spokesman, Harry Roque, said.
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Excluding gang violence and domestic violence from asylum claims is in contrast to decades of US legal case law and contravenes international human rights laws, said Katie Shepherd, national advocacy counsel at the American Immigration Council.
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"Requiring a more direct connection between the provision of material support to terrorists and the attacks that they carry out contravenes the central purpose of the Anti-Terrorism Act: holding enablers of terrorists accountable," he said.
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This is all to say nothing of the morality of treating people as potential terrorists, based solely on their nationality or religion — how much it contravenes what we see as bedrock American values of tolerance and openness.
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All of this contravenes the historic perception of Democrats as the party suspicious of trade, largely because of the influence of organized labor, and Republicans as the pro-trade party because of the influence of big business.
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"If there's anything that's going to get me there, it's the fact that the President contravenes the constitutional requirement of oversight, compliance with oversight," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said at a Washington Post Live event Tuesday.
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While the administration opposes the so-called Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israel, it objected that the language of the trade bill — by covering the occupied territories — "contravenes longstanding U.S. policy" against Israel's construction of settlements there.
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Islamic State militants filmed themselves smashing some of the building's contents including priceless statues with sledgehammers in 2015, as part of their highly publicized campaign to erase any cultural history that contravenes their extreme interpretation of Sunni Islam.
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"Today's ruling contravenes a fundamental and time-honored position of the United States Supreme Court: Interrogation tactics that may not be coercive when applied to adults are coercive when applied to children and the mentally impaired," they said.
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"Plaintiff's suit directly contravenes his agreement with Airbnb to arbitrate any and all disputes arising out of or relating to the use of the platform — including its interpretation — on an individual basis," the company said in a filing.
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And yet, even the introduction of exorbitantly priced sneakers at a publicity event like that held here on Tuesday has the power to send a radical message, one that contravenes some of the recent social and political trends.
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This contravenes every piece of evidence we have on the DNC hack, including the unanimous assessment of US intelligence agencies that Russia was responsible for it and an indictment from Mueller's team spelling out exactly how it happened.
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Such an approach, he contends, would be consistent with the progressive movement's long-held credo that it is the duty of the majority (liberals who predominate on campus) to fight for the minority even when that contravenes self-interest.
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Mr. Netanyahu and his attorney general had warned that the bill, which recently passed a first reading in Parliament, contravenes international law and could land Israeli officials in the defendant dock of the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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As has been widely understood, by human rights organizations, investigative reporters, Google employees, and the public, Project Dragonfly directly contradicts the AI Principles' commitment to not "design or deploy" any technology whose purpose "contravenes widely accepted principles of [...] human rights".
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The lawsuit, filed with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, claims that California's effort to restore net neutrality contravenes federal law, and in particular, the Restoring Internet Freedom Order passed by the FCC's Republican majority in December.
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Both lawsuits raise a host of constitutional complaints, including that the ban contravenes the due-process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and discriminates against Muslims in violation of the equal-protection clause and the First Amendment rule against establishing religion.
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The principles say Google will not pursue "technologies whose purpose contravenes widely accepted principles of international law and human rights," but the company has been testing a search engine for China that, if launched, would have to perform political censorship.
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A spokesperson for Iran's Foreign Ministry, Bahram Qassemi, rejected Pompeo's claim that the missile test contravenes the UN Security Council resolution, saying "the country's missile program is just for defense," according to a statement on the ministry's website on Sunday.
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A ruling is expected in the coming weeks, and there is wide expectation that the panel will decide that China's construction in the last 18 months on Fiery Cross Reef and other islands in the Spratly archipelago contravenes international law.
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A spokesman for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the US veto "contravenes the resolutions of international community and Security Council resolutions and represents a complete bias with the [Israeli] occupation and aggression," according to Wafa, the official Palestinian news agency.
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Anyone in the supply chain who contravenes the gazette notice will be subject to a one to two-year jail term, or a fine of 2 to 4 million shillings as provided for in the 2015 environmental management law, Wahungu said.
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A chorus of international leaders criticized the Trump administration's decision on Wednesday to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, calling it a dangerous disruption that contravenes United Nations resolutions and could inflame one of the world's thorniest conflicts.
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At a hearing earlier this year, Elan-Cane had argued that the policy contravenes the right to respect for private life, and the right to freedom from discrimination on the basis of sex or gender, enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.
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"We ask the Colombian government to reverse the decision made by the previous administration in its last days, which contravenes the close relations, extensive cooperation in vital areas and interests of both countries," it said in a statement posted to its Twitter account.
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"A reversal could embolden other local and state governments to enact legislation that also contravenes federal law and restricts transgender people's access to restrooms that comport with their gender identity, both in the public sphere and in the workplace," the brief reads.
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"Since this issue contravenes the policy of the State and international law and norms, please ensure that all our embassies and consulates in the countries that host Iraqi nationals are ensuring they are not subject to deportation or forced return," he added.
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A form he was given -- a photo of which he shared with CNN Business -- says that anyone who "contravenes or knowingly gives false information to [the] Department of Health" is liable to face a 5000 HKD ($644) fine and six months in prison.
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" It clashes with the principles the company adopted in June after the Pentagon contract controversy, in which Pichai promised that the company would not use artificial intelligence to develop technology "whose purpose contravenes widely accepted principles of international law and human rights.
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They argue the ban on fishing contravenes a landmark 1992 settlement, known as the Sealord deal, in which Maori were awarded 50 percent of New Zealand's largest fishing company, Sealord, and 20 percent of the country's fishing quota as compensation for past grievances.
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Independent lawmakers believe the bill governing the Hong Kong terminus of the rail link from the Chinese city of Guangzhou contravenes the Basic Law, the city&aposs mini-constitution that was adopted after the former British colony was handed over to China in 1997.
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"The government will not hesitate, in defending the rights of the people and the sovereignty and dignity of the country, to take appropriately strong action on any foreign party that contravenes such norms and values as enshrined in the convention," Anifah said in a statement.
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Many of them, especially the tens of millions of migrant workers who roam from job to job in construction and other lowly roles, are taken on without formal contracts, says Aaron Halegua of New York University, even though that contravenes the law in itself.
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The time has come to take up the case of a Washington florist who has been persecuted by the state because she refused to use her expressive and artistic talents to create a message supporting a same-sex wedding that contravenes her sincere religious beliefs.
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"We call on concerned parties to desist from any action and activity that contravenes the ASEAN-China Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, as these generate tension, mistrust and uncertainty, and threatens regional peace and stability," the Philippines ministry said.
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Fully aware that it contravenes the heart of Roe, all but five of Iowa's Republican legislators hope to expedite a legal challenge to the fetal-heartbeat threshold, which comes 18 weeks before the point at which the Supreme Court says a woman's right to choose can be curtailed.
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" In a statement to MUNCHIES, Clitravi president Robert Volut said: "Numerous foodstuffs suitable for vegetarians or vegans derive their sales from names which relate to meat, animal species, specific meat cuts and/ or meat products...We believe that this contravenes the rules relating to clear and unambiguous consumer information.
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But restricting Chinese students contravenes American values, deprives universities of a valuable source of funding, and limits one of the best opportunities for the United States to liberalize China—by creating avenues for Chinese students to realize that democracy, rather than dictatorship, is a better fit for their country.
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"The Department's justification for withdrawing from EITI — because the initiative contravenes the U.S. legal framework — is a front meant to mask Big Oil and Gas' money and influence, the real reason fueling this sad day in the movement toward greater global sunlight and transparency in extractive industries," they wrote.
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They recommended that the council's planning sub-committee reject the proposal when it meets next week on the grounds that it also contravenes guidelines on the number of statues in the area and the policy that 10 years should elapse between the death of a subject and the erection of a statue.
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The case is based on an even earlier (2013) complaint by Schrems, related to US surveillance law, when he challenged Facebook (and other tech giants) over how user data they held was accessed by US intelligence agencies under US government mass surveillance programs — arguing such bulk access contravenes Europeans' fundamental privacy rights.
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The complaint — which has also been filed with other EU data protection agencies — agues that the systematic broadcasting of people's personal data to bidders in the adtech chain is inherently insecure and thereby contravenes Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which stipulates that personal data be processed "in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data".
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"State Plaintiffs respectfully request that the Preemption Regulation be declared unlawful and set aside because it exceeds NHTSA's authority, contravenes Congressional intent, and is arbitrary and capricious, and because NHTSA has failed to conduct the analysis required under the National Environmental Policy Act," the suit filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia reads.
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"State Plaintiffs respectfully request that the Preemption Regulation be declared unlawful and set aside because it exceeds NHTSA's authority, contravenes Congressional intent, and is arbitrary and capricious, and because NHTSA has failed to conduct the analysis required under the National Environmental Policy Act," the suit filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia reads.
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Netflix wants to make "the best Bollywood movie that's ever been produced," Hastings told an Indian publication; it wants to make Japanese anime; it wants to make local films for every market; it wants global rights when it licenses shows — something that, once again, contravenes Hollywood's conventional business model, in which rights are sold on a country-by-country basis.
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Hungary's Parliament on Wednesday approved the laws – officially dubbed the "Stop Soros" package, in a swipe at George Soros, the Hungarian-American philanthropist who funds human rights projects supporting asylum seekers – despite widespread condemnation by international bodies including the United Nations, the Council of Europe and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, who say it contravenes European law.
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