She was found guilty of kidnapping, fraud and contravening the Children's Act.
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The settlements are widely regarded as contravening international law, a position Israel disputes.
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The bill, which still needs to clear parliament's lower house, would apply retroactively, contravening EU legislation.
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Meanwhile, some schools were "contravening the (education) ministry's policy by demanding additional documents" like residency permits, he added.
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Doctors in eastern Europe routinely order all sorts of unnecessary tests before prescribing contraceptives, contravening official medical guidelines.
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Obviously, this official PA policy serves to undermine peace, contravening the goal of a negotiated two-state solution.
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A letter to one of the SARS officials, seen by Reuters, says the summons relates to contravening surveillance regulations.
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But the company and its customers have not yet found a way to secure those payments without contravening sanctions.
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The appeals court said Air Canada was contravening the act by not maintaining an aircraft overhaul operations in Montreal.
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"Zimbabwe is being watched closely by the UN over potentially contravening the sanctions regime on North Korea," Neville said.
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Enforcement, however, is almost non-existent in Europe and no penalties have ever been issued for carmakers contravening emissions rules.
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The Commerce Department imposed the ban on ZTE for contravening a settlement over selling products to Iran and North Korea.
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The maximum penalty for contravening the anti-money laundering and counter terrorism financing law is A$18 million per breach.
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Even if it doesn't, though, you'll have to consider the consequences of privately contravening your own ethics, if you have any.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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In a separate statement, police said 55 people around the country had been arrested for contravening the terms of the lockdown.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination'".
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And yet, contravening all cultural and media logic, Donald Trump produced on a daily basis an astonishing, can't-stop-following-it narrative.
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Others have been charged with violating restrictions on public gatherings or contravening a law that criminalizes perceived insults of Thailand's royal family.
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Hong Kong's government said in a statement one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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"A person who is an illegal worker, be it sex work or something else, is contravening immigration laws," a CBSA spokesperson told VICE.
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In 2015, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was widely criticized for contravening EU laws when he built a fence on his southern border.
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It said this would apply to local or foreign flights, adding it would treat any aircraft contravening those orders as an enemy target.
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This month, the police filed a complaint against Pongsakorn Rodchompoo, a deputy leader of Future Forward, accusing him of contravening the same act.
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Contravening both ethics rules and possibly federal law, DOJ treated the aides with a deference reserved for foreign dignitaries at a state dinner.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations said the order targets Muslims because of their faith, contravening the U.S. Constitutional right to freedom of religion.
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Individuals found guilty of contravening the act can face fines of up to Singapore 50,000 SGD ($36,000) and custodial sentences of up to five years.
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Italy re-submitted its draft budget to the Commission on Tuesday, with the same main assumptions that Brussels rejected in October as contravening EU rules.
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Sweden's foreign minister said the decision to prevent Mr Gui reaching Beijing in January was a "brutal intervention" contravening "basic international rules on consular support".
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Shutting down the operations of ICE — and contravening elected officials' decisions — disenfranchises the voters who, for better or worse, cast their ballots and expected results.
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She ruled the caucus with an iron fist, making certain that none of her members opted for some kind of bipartisan deal contravening her approach.
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Individuals found guilty of contravening the act can face fines of up to 50,000 SGD (over $20173,000) and, or, up to five years in prison.
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If you accept it you have to consider the consequences of publicly contravening our new, post-Khashoggi social morality, and the angry criticism which will follow.
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And he's rejected the idea that the largest federal retirement programs (Social Security and Medicare) should be shrunk and privatized, contravening decades of movement conservative orthodoxy.
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The ruling said the section of the banking act imposing the cap was unconstitutional because it only punished bankers and not customers for contravening the law.
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Duncan was not charged with fraud, but was found guilty of contravening section four the Witchcraft Act and sentenced to nine months in HMS Holloway Prison.
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Neither Prince's Patriot Mag Release nor the AR Maglock is quite as efficient as the bullet button when it comes to contravening the law that inspired it.
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Rather than by waddling across a floor, or revealing a hidden, penetrating tongue as it did initially, the creature wrong foots us by contravening video game logic.
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Taiwan says it was done without its agreement, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei has said was a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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Baroque opera, due to its relative unfamiliarity compared to the bel canto classics, allows directors to take more risks without contravening the rigid expectations of certain audiences.
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There is plenty of evidence that the high premiums are causing large numbers of families to opt out of insurance altogether contravening the very goal of ObamaCare.
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The Commission said that the Chinese laws imposed requirements on foreign companies operating in China, contravening a commitment not to do so made when Beijing joined the WTO.
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The controversy erupted after Trump accepted a congratulatory call from Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen -- contravening precedent under which presidents and presidents-elect have declined contact with Taiwanese leaders.
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Two of the seven had faced earlier Vatican investigations into allegations they had wives or girlfriends, according to Catholic sources - contravening the vow of celibacy taken by Catholic priests.
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In a statement, Brooklyn College's Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Ana Lopes called Langbert's post "abhorrent" and "contravening the fundamental values and practices of our community."
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It has plunged 8% since it was accused by regulators of contravening anti-money laundering laws 23 million times, triggering widespread criticism and calls for accountability by senior management.
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Defying her host and contravening the apolitical rules of Eurovision aside, Madonna didn't do or say much besides create an obtuse spectacle against the backdrop of a frankly terrible song.
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In the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Russia is contravening the Minsk accords — a ceasefire it signed in 2015 with Ukraine, Germany, France and representatives of the so-called People's Republics.
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By ruling that the courts were empowered to strike down statutes contravening the Constitution, Marshall produced a win for the Jefferson administration that was also a win for the courts.
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Horrocks complained to one club recently because one of its talent spotters had approached a 0003-year-old and his parents in a parking lot, contravening Fletcher Moss's strict rules.
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In April, the European Union negotiated an agreement allowing it to send refugees in Greece back to Turkey without due process of asylum requests—contravening the E.U. Convention of Human Rights.
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In one recent incident in Spain, in the Catalan capital of Barcelona, El Pais reported that the town hall fined a local scooter startup, called Reby, for contravening urban mobility rules.
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The money manager was also accused of breaching GAM's signatory policy and may have used his personal email for work purposes, as well as contravening its company's gifts and entertainment policy.
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Furthermore, a DHS spokesperson said the department was actively working with its in-house lawyers to find ways to release the names of immigrants in future reports without contravening federal law.
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If the books in Grace's tiny apartment are any indication, her specialty is law, while her son's is contravening it, a lifestyle that tempts Eze, who panics without his American privilege.
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The allegations, only some of which have been substantiated by an internal investigation at the company, are the latest example of Uber pushing ethical boundaries and contravening regulations to advance its business.
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Members contravening this rule will also be physically removed from campus (should they be here at the time) with zero opportunity to collect any personal belongings or say goodbye to any friends.
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On-demand companies like Uber and Airbnb may be coming under scrutiny in some European countries for allegedly contravening local laws, but today the European Commission threw them a line of support.
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British solicitors Atwells published case studies in 2016 documenting the cases of several workers - including a consultant, a waitress and a retail employee - who were fired for contravening policies against visible tattoos.
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The credit regulator last year referred Lewis to the National Consumer Tribunal for allegedly contravening credit rules when charging customers for warranties and club membership fees that entitle them to special deals.
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It did so on the grounds that the East African countries were contravening rules that require them to show they are "making progress" toward eliminating trade barriers to American goods and investment.
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It should be punished rather than rewarded — as President Obama has done by sending Iran planeloads of cash — for contravening the 85033 United Nations Anti-Genocide Charter which expressly forbids genocidal incitement.
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"The Commissioners' ability to accept prominent speaking engagements like this one helps promote transparency and accountability and encourages public participation and interest in Commission rulemakings, without contravening applicable ethics obligations," Johnson wrote.
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In the first case of its kind against a major bank, the country's biggest mortgage lender was accused by the financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC of contravening money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing rules.
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That provision was rejected by a parliamentary committee, however, and has been strongly criticised by the Chancellor of Justice, Estonia's legal ombudsman, as contravening the basic legal principle of innocent until proven guilty.
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While, at the European level, bulk collection legislation was overturned by the European Court of Justice, back in April 2014 which also judged bulk intercept powers as contravening fundamental privacy and human rights.
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Ryan has famously little appetite for contravening Trump in any meaningful way, but as long as that's the case, he is just as responsible for the consequences of Trump's depravities as Trump himself.
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Hijab, coordinator of the High Negotiations Committee, accused Damascus and its allies of "violating the rights of the people and contravening international law" in messages posted on his Twitter account, without elaborating further.
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The Australian markets watchdog said on Tuesday that German construction firm Hochtief has admitted to contravening insider trading rules in relation to an on-market purchase of shares of Leighton Holdings in 2014.
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Johnson has not said how he could push through a no-deal Brexit without contravening a parliamentary law requiring him to seek an extension if an agreement is not reached by Oct. 19.
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Johnson has not said how he could push through a no-deal Brexit without contravening a parliamentary law requiring him to seek an extension if an agreement is not reached by Oct. 19.
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The Office of Government Ethics, an independent agency, has already accused Mr Ross of contravening his ethics agreement by taking short positions on holdings he promised to divest, and of "omissions and inaccurate statements".
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"We agree with the Fourth Circuit's judgment that Maryland's program sets an interstate wholesale rate, contravening the FPA's division of authority between state and federal regulators," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the court.
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One individual was dismissed due to contravening her contract of employment... We have other members of UVW working in that store who have been there for many years and are still in that store.
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Evangelizing Christians played a role in the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade, contravening settled traditions in both Britain and Africa; in late-19th-century China, missionaries played a role in ending foot-binding.
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"If the Japanese side only talks about sanctions and does not bring up talks, or even goes against talks, it will be seen as contravening Security Council resolutions," the ministry cited Wang as saying.
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This is the tension pulled taught by the contravening forces of the work, which has its own things to say, and the story of his life, and also the category in which we place Lockett.
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Ireland's state corporate watchdog began legal proceedings against the FAI in May and its auditors, Deloitte, said the 98-year-old association's accounts were not being properly kept, contravening two sections of Irish company law.
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By acknowledging the role clothes play in her own life and psyche, she is contravening one of the last taboos: If women want to be taken seriously, they are not supposed to take fashion seriously.
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The salas reservadas offered art-loving kings and other nobles — though not queens; ladies were not allowed — a place to appreciate these paintings, both as allegorical lessons and as erotic stimulation, without directly contravening church teachings.
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Instead of just wiping the slate clean with a no contest, the concept calls for contravening the laws of the combative sports universe and awarding victory to a fighter who was by all appearances beaten, perhaps decisively.
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Ireland's state corporate watchdog began legal proceedings against the FAI in May and the governing body's own auditors said the 98-year-old association's accounts were not being properly kept, contravening two sections of Irish company law.
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Taiwan says this month's opening of the northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait was done without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said is a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Some banks are fudging which staff are ultimately responsible for decisions, contravening a new regime designed to make it easier to apportion blame if something goes wrong, Britain's top market regulator said on Wednesday.
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That's because the current system under which the central bank sells francs in exchange for foreign-currency assets from banks, could be viewed as contravening the Vollgeld stipulation that money issued by the SNB must be "debt free".
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This month China opened several disputed air routes, including a northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait, without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said was a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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Umar Draz, from the eastern Pakistani district of Okara in Punjab, was charged under the Pakistan Penal Code, which is reserved for crimes considered contravening Pakistan's sovereignty and carrying a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
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In a new report released 72 hours before the deportations were to begin, Amnesty accused the Turkish government of forcing hundreds of Syrian asylum seekers back to their war-torn country in recent months, contravening human rights procedures.
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SYDNEY, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The Australian markets watchdog said on Tuesday that German construction firm Hochtief AG has admitted to contravening insider trading rules in relation to an on-market purchase of shares of Leighton Holdings in 2014.
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Graham Mackrell, who was Sheffield Wednesday Football Club's company secretary and safety officer at the time of the disaster, was charged with contravening safety rules and failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of others.
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China earlier this month opened several disputed air routes, including a northbound M503 route in the Taiwan Strait, without informing Taiwan, contravening what the democratic government in Taipei said is a 2015 deal to first discuss such flight paths.
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Reports at the weekend had hinted that the Italian prime minister is hoping to bail out the banking sector, despite contravening EU rules, as opposed to a bondholder "bail-in", as Italian households have a heavy exposure to the asset class.
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Presumably, they feared that allowing his abdication might appear as though the will of the emperor was contravening the laws that govern imperial succession — thus violating the Constitution, which states that the emperor has no power over affairs of state.
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The players' union (AIC) called for the suspension of the league, describing continuing as "dangerous" for players, but Serie A organisers accused the union of "contravening what was in the Government decree", which allowed games to be played in empty stadiums.
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The insurgents have not explained whether they would accept the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, which is informed by the core ideas of Islam and explicitly prohibits the promulgation of any laws contravening the tenets and provisions of Islam.
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Hopper lived through both world wars, and thus through the periods when the components of this ideology and the contravening social movements that would challenge it began to reach crisis points that would irrevocably shift the cultural, political, and social ground.
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The ITF accepts that she did not know that Mildronate contained a Prohibited Substance but argues that in taking the medication she knowingly and manifestly disregarded the risk of contravening the anti-doping rules, and thus committed an intentional violation.
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Europe has tried to broker a peace deal (known as the "Minsk agreements") between Russia and Ukraine over contested territory in the east of the country but both sides accuse the other of contravening the accords, and the peace is fragile at best.
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The dissenting U.S. officials stressed that Tillerson's decision to exclude Iraq, Afghanistan and Myanmar went a step further than the Obama administration's waiver policy by contravening the law and effectively easing pressure on the countries to eradicate the use of child soldiers.
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"The Background Check Act has not been enforced and remains in limbo, contravening the will of the people of Nevada who exercised their constitutional right to change the law to promote public safety and protect the communities of this state," the lawsuit says.
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That is comfortably below the EU's 3 percent ceiling, but up sharply from a targeted 1.8 percent this year, unnerving financial markets and contravening EU regulations that call on Italy and similarly highly indebted countries to narrow the deficit steadily toward zero.
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U.S. Ambassador Robert Wood said the system was a "potent and direct threat to Europe and Asia" as it had a range of 500 to 1,500 km (310-930 miles), contravening a treaty that is designed to prevent attacks at short notice.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Civilians caught up in the battle for the Syrian city of Raqqa are paying an "unacceptable price" and attacking forces may be contravening international law with their intense air strikes, the top United Nations human rights official said on Thursday.
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"I am taking this step because I have determined that the Government of Cameroon currently engages in gross violations of internationally recognized human rights, contravening the eligibility requirements of section 104 of the (African Growth and Opportunity Act)," Trump wrote in the letter.
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Xi, meeting Trump on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the German city of Hamburg, said that at the same time as making "necessary responses" to North Korea contravening U.N. resolutions there should be stepped-up efforts to promote talks, Xinhua added.
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Then, thanks to the N.C.A.A.'s having pulled championship events from North Carolina in response to a law criticized as contravening gay and transgender rights, Duke was invited to play the Gamecocks in South Carolina in the second round of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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The phrase "making a way out of no way," as one of the exhibits proclaims, is an epigram that holds in tension the contravening themes of black life: Black folks are being systematically held back, cheated, and erased, but black folks gonna triumph anyway.
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One of Britain's three largest peer-to-peer lenders, in September it withdrew from the Peer-to-Peer Finance Association (P2PFA) after revealing it had stepped in to bail out bad loans without disclosing the fact to its investors, contravening the trade body's rules.
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In a statement on Sunday, Hong Kong's government said that over the last 18 months it had arrested 126 mainland visitors suspected of contravening the terms of their stay by engaging in parallel trading, and barred about 5,000 mainland Chinese also suspected of involvement.
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Richard Rothwell, senior development manager at Groveworld, told THUMP that Shapes was served a lease termination notice back in January—to be enforced this summer—because they were contravening the terms of their rental agreement by not complying with the LLDC's regulation of operating hours.
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While it's unclear when Kushner would receive security clearance, the legality of such a move is murky as well, as it raises questions about whether Trump is contravening the anti-nepotism law that bars presidents from appointing family members to cabinet positions or formal government jobs.
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Police initially investigated whether they had violated an import-export rule that carries a penalty of up to three years in jail, but the judge opted to introduce a fresh charge of contravening the 1934 Burma Aircraft Act, which carries a maximum sentence of three months.
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The total effect is of a paradoxical and Janus-headed character — of a man torn between a need for narcissistic display and the demands of a vigorous intellect, between his hedonistic impulses and a contravening passion for active engagement on behalf of the ideas he believes in.
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Deloitte, which in April reported that the 98-year old association's accounts were not being properly kept, contravening two sections of Irish company law, noted in the 2018 accounts that it was unable to form an opinion on the truth and fairness of the financial statements.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A public health crisis is one of these human occurrences that brings several contravening responses and feelings to the surface: fear, recrimination, massive research efforts, emotional appeals for safety and help, charitable sacrifice, anger, religious discrimination, political advocacy, and on.
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And while the FCC order seeks to tie the hands of state lawmakers behind their backs, making it nearly impossible to pass laws contravening it, some states, including New York, Washington, and California, are considering laws that would prevent ISPs that violate net neutrality from bidding on state contracts.
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" In Article II, it found that he had "repeatedly engaged in conduct violating the constitutional rights of citizens, impairing the due and proper administration of justice and the conduct of lawful inquiries, or contravening the laws governing agencies of the executive branch and the purpose of these agencies.
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"We have a clear and consistent government request process, which is no different in Vietnam to the rest of the world, and we report the number of pieces of content we restrict for contravening local law in our Transparency Report," a spokesperson for Facebook said when asked about the letter.
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Keen to demonstrate their fandom without contravening the parks' stringent ban on visitors above 14 years old dressing in costume, Kay came up with the idea of referencing favorite characters through outfits that use the same color palette and pick up details such as a shell necklace or spotted shoes.
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The group is comprised of the top three House Democrats and the top two House Republicans "The President's sham emergency declaration and unlawful transfers of funds have undermined our democracy, contravening the vote of the bipartisan Congress, the will of the American people and the letter of the Constitution," Pelosi said in a statement.
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"Beyond contravening U.S. law, this decision risks marring the credibility of a broad range of State Department reports and analyses and has weakened one of the U.S. government's primary diplomatic tools to deter governmental armed forces and government-supported armed groups from recruiting and using children in combat and support roles around the world, " said the July 28 memo.
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In Schrems' original 2013 legal challenge, which resulted in Safe Harbor being struck down last fall, he argued that U.S. Government mass surveillance programs, which NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed to be mining data from consumer web services such as Facebook, invalidated the long-standing EU-US data flow deal by contravening European data protection laws.
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Hopes that Ms. Merkel would lead a multilateral world in the Trump era seem more deflated than ever now that her chosen successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, resigned from leading the Christian Democratic Union after it joined the Alternative for Germany party in a vote for a state governor — contravening a policy of not allying with the far right.
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Executives from Sprint Corp testified on Monday that the U.S. wireless carrier has struggled to improve its network, hindering its growth and underscoring the need to merge with larger rival, Deutsche Telekom unit T-Mobile US. The carmaker on Monday was charged with importing nearly 128,000 vehicles into Canada contravening the country's environmental legislation, a Canadian government agency said.
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"Beyond contravening U.S. law, this decision risks marring the credibility of a broad range of State Department reports and analyses and has weakened one of the U.S. government's primary diplomatic tools to deter governmental armed forces and government-supported armed groups from recruiting and using children in combat and support roles around the world," the July 28 memo said, according to Reuters.
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"Beyond contravening U.S. law, this decision risks marring the credibility of a broad range of State Department reports and analyses and has weakened one of the U.S. government's primary diplomatic tools to deter governmental armed forces and government-supported armed groups from recruiting and using children in combat and support roles around the world," reads a formal "dissent" memo the officials sent to Tillerson.
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Kelly splits from Trump in confirmation hearing Trump has also called for bringing back waterboarding despite US law contravening its use and at one point called for a total prevention of foreign Muslims from entering the United States, a position that changed over time and evolved at one point to monitoring Muslims, then became a plan to have higher scrutiny on foreigners from unspecified countries with high terror activity.
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"Beyond contravening U.S. law, this decision risks marring the credibility of a broad range of State Department reports and analyses and has weakened one of the U.S. government's primary diplomatic tools to deter governmental armed forces and government-supported armed groups from recruiting and using children in combat and support roles around the world," reads the July 28 memo addressed to Brian Hook, the department's director of policy planning.
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"In light of Mark Zuckerberg's statements over the weekend about the need for increased regulation across four areas, including privacy, I expect Facebook to review their current appeal against the [Information Commissioner's Office's] £500,000 fine — the maximum available under the old rules — for contravening UK privacy laws," the United Kingdom's Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said in a statement after Zuckerberg wrote in The Washington Post on Saturday that Facebook welcomed greater oversight.
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