I don't see anything wrong with putting some cooling off period or extending the cooling off period between when somebody leaves Capitol Hill and starts lobbying or starts something else.
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Certainly, we might need a cooling off period for a month.
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The cooling-off period is meant to prevent impulsive acts of violence.
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Florida is about to implement a cooling off period of six years.
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I mean, I had a cooling off period of over a year.
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" VC Fred Wilson penned a thoughtful post comparing China's approach to that of the SEC in the US, opining that "We needed a cooling off period and if China's actions are that cooling off period, then I welcome them.
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PPG may not approach Akzo again during a six month cooling-off period.
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The existing code of conduct stipulates a "cooling off period" of 18 months.
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"It's time for a cooling off period," Kahele told the Hawai'i Tribune-Herald.
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Even if the earnings picture improves significantly, a cooling-off period is overdue.
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His new assignment looks more like a cooling-off period than a permanent sidelining.
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But McHenry said the recess could be a valuable "cooling-off period," per the Washington Post.
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During this cooling-off period, central banks will be required to continue paying their ex-employees.
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But only very senior congressional staffers are subject to a "cooling off" period after leaving government.
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Though I have had a cooling off period since then, my opinion hasn't changed that much.
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"We understand that the Palestinians may need a cooling off period," a senior administration official said.
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"Even if the earnings picture improves significantly, a cooling-off period is overdue," Mr. Phillips writes.
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Spieth wasn't even afforded a cooling-off period to pilot his turbulent emotions to cruising altitude.
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The rule imposed a cooling-off period, halting trading for 15 minutes when losses reached 5 percent.
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This cooling-off period was extended to two years by an executive order Trump signed in January.
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Under Dutch securities rules, PPG may not approach Akzo again during a six-month cooling-off period.
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When we get to about 80 days in this 90 days cooling off period, they will cave.
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The South Korean official said a "cooling-off period" with Japan was necessary to craft a solution.
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The legislation will also require a 72-hour cooling off period before doctors administer an abortion pill.
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After that, there's a brief cooling off period before users can, one at a time, sign back in.
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"There's a cooling off period," said Sara Stanich, a certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) based in New York.
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The 1947 law setting the cooling-off period for Defense secretaries has been waived just once — for Gen.
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This provides a "cooling off" period, letting any feelings of anger or suicidal impulses pass, the study suggests.
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Akzo and Pittsburgh-based PPG are in a six-month compulsory cooling-off period which expires in December.
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Many borrowers will face a mandatory 30-day "cooling off" period before they can take out another loan.
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Akzo and Pittsburgh-based PPG are in a six-month compulsory cooling off period which expires in December.
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Specifically, Google said there should be a "cooling off" period to keep them from working with its competitors.
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In their motion to Justice Burke, the defense asked for a "cooling-off period" following the California charges.
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The company's structure requires a two-year "cooling off" period before Zetsche can be elected as the board's chairman.
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There has been speculation that Hainer might be keen to succeed Landau as chairman after a cooling-off period.
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He has a one-year "cooling off" period that started in January keeping him from lobbying his former colleagues.
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After another 30-90 days, referred to as the "cooling off" period, the accuser can file an official complaint.
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He will be proposed as chairman of the supervisory board from 20.8852, after a two-year cooling off period.
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If the borrower answers, callers are then required to observe a seven-day cooling off period before calling again.
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More troubling is the proviso that the cooling-off period applies only to matters related to a commissioner's former portfolio.
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At the time, staffers were required to undergo a 30-day "cooling off" period as part of the reporting process.
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Cooler weather historically means a cooling off period in the housing market, but that is not the case this fall.
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Campaigning officially ended on Saturday for a mandatory three-day "cooling-off period," a welcome respite given the political tensions.
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But political aides typically have a "cooling-off period" between jobs and Ms. Isgur's quick transition is unusual, he added.
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It&aposs one thing to say that, you know, just before a presidential election, we should have a cooling off period.
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Currently, employees who file a complaint are required to undergo mediation and a cooling-off period before a formal investigation begins.
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The holiday may serve as a cooling off period after the went on a rapid roller coaster ride in recent sessions.
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The study suggests mandatory waiting periods allow a "cooling off" period for heightened emotions that could lead to crimes and suicide.
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It does not include an extended "cooling-off period" to distinguish this kind of crime from the acts of serial killers.
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A cooling-off period is triggered if the price of a stock goes above or below 303% from the reference price.
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But to secure support of the skeptics, we had to first provide the "cooling off period" offered by the mediation process.
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Trump could resubmit a blocked-Tweet after a five-minute "cooling off" period during which his strongest feelings will generally have passed.
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Also, another gun law passed by Illinois this year extends the 72-hour cooling-off period for the purchase of all firearms.
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Under Mr Juncker's new rules, this cooling-off period has been extended to two years for commissioners and three for the president.
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At the very least, try to give yourself at least a one-year cooling off period between Big Deal Events for yourself.
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If no final bid is submitted, then there would be a 6-month cooling-off period (and perhaps an opening for JPM).
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In order to let inside connections fade, the cooling off period must be at least a full legislative cycle or even longer.
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Senators are required to take a two-year "cooling off" period before they can directly advocate before their House and Senate colleagues.
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The draft civil code also includes a one-month "cooling off" period in which couples filing for divorce can withdraw their case.
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Miller, who retired at the end of the last Congress, has a one-year cooling off period from lobbying his former colleagues.
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In my opinion it is better to round them up and put them in a corral somewhere for a cooling-off period.
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"There's going to need to be a cooling-off period," one Republican health care lobbyist told me shortly after the failed Senate vote.
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Pulling out of the agreement outright would take three-and-a-half years under the standard cooling-off period for new international treaties.
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Finally, several states prohibit lobbying any agency or legislative body during the cooling off period, so no lobbying on behalf of paying clients.
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Michael T. Flynn to be national security adviser — appear to have put to rest talk of a cooling-off period after Election Day.
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His lawyers argued a weeklong "cooling off period" was needed because the California charges, widely covered by the media, had prejudiced the panelists.
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Former senators are required by ethics rules to take a two-year "cooling off" period before they are able to lobby for clients.
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An interim national government comprising leaders not involved in the crisis would have to be formed to allow for a cooling-off period.
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There is actually a law administered through the Federal Trade Commission that mandates a three-day "cooling off" period to cancel a sale.
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If no settlement is reached, then there's a 30-day cooling-off period before a victim can file a lawsuit or request a hearing.
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Why should recent officials from the administration abide by Trump's five-year cooling off period when they can just as easily dodge lobbyist registration?
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Industry standards require analysts from those firms to wait until a 25-day cooling off period has ended following the IPO before launching coverage.
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Under California law there's a cooling off period -- meaning even the smoothest of divorces have to wait 6 months -- which Blake and Rachael did.
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Yet somehow they devised and passed the most far-reaching legislative agenda in half a century, without the luxury of a cooling off period.
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The holiday may serve as a cooling off period after the S&P 500 went on a rapid roller coaster ride in recent sessions.
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The "cooling off period," which already applied to handgun purchases, now covers all guns being sold including assault-style weapons, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. President Donald Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping agreed to a cooling-off period in an escalating tariff spat.
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However, he added that he would welcome Hainer joining the supervisory board as possible successor to Chairman Igor Landau after a cooling-off period.
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Even the job status of Casey remains up in the air, because the cooling-off period is an important one ahead of serious evaluation.
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Chairman Bernd Pischetsrieder's mandate as chairman expires in 2019, at which time von Bomhard could succeed him after a mandatory two-year cooling-off period.
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Policymakers will also face a cooling-off period after their employment ends and will be prevented from taking certain jobs for up to one year.
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Stocks behaving erratically will trigger a five minute "cooling off period" during which they will only be allowed to trade within a restricted price band.
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Federal mediators are likely decide soon whether a stalemate has occurred, a move that could begin a 30-day cooling off period before a strike.
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Rauner originally rewrote the measure to create a "cooling off" period for those attempting to buy an assault weapon with the intent to cause harm.
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The administration is close to unveiling a peace plan, but its work has already lapsed into what the White House calls a "cooling-off period".
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The waiting creates a cooling-off period among buyers, and provides time to conduct a thorough background check, significantly reducing the incidence of gun violence.
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The new laws make abortion legal and unrestricted in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, subject to a medical consultation and a cooling-off period.
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Dr. Schlissel told them that it was too early for such activities, and that they should allow a cooling-off period first, Ms. Delekta said.
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"The non-manufacturing sector has rebounded from the prior month's cooling-off period," Anthony Nieves, chair of the ISM survey committee, said in a statement.
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She pledged not to hire any current lobbyists, with a "cooling off" period of six years for corporate lobbyists and two years for noncorporate lobbyists.
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"In the interest of public safety, the Commission postponed its scheduled September 13, 2017 meeting to allow for a cooling-off period," the report notes.
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California had argued this "cooling-off period" gave the state time to conduct background checks, and was an effective way to stop homicides and suicides.
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Some analysts speculate that Kraft could return with another bid, once the six-month cooling off period required by the UK takeover panel expires next month.
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The number of additional loans would also be capped, and a 30-day cooling off period established to help prevent that vicious debt cycle, among other changes.
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Gantz, who left the military shortly after the Gaza war, may also explore his options in politics after a mandatory cooling-off period following his military service.
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Still, Arculli told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday that the best option now is for a "cooling off period" before the government takes up the issue again.
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Germany was unusual in last year introducing a cooling off period for senior officials after uproar over high-profile cases of government figures moving into private lobbying.
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Another night, another cooling-off period, another what-do-you-want greeting: Our server, when she finally noticed our table, stood next to it and said nothing.
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But Juncker at first said he could not obstruct Barroso taking the job as an 18-month "cooling off" period to avert conflicts of interest had lapsed.
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A public opinion poll found that a solid majority of respondents favored a cooling off period of five years, while nearly half also favored a lifetime ban.
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Washington (CNN)The White House predicted Palestinian and Arab officials would need a "cooling off" period before welcoming the US back into the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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The state has argued the waiting period allows time for background checks and provides a "cooling off" period for gun buyers who might wish to commit violence.
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During the cooling-off period, which lasts for 230 minutes, trading is allowed only within a fixed price band of 210% above or below the reference price.
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Justice Thomas wrote that many background checks can be completed quickly and that the cooling off period made no sense for people who already owned a gun.
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It also sought to drop a limit that would have prevented lenders from making more than three short-term loans without a 30-day "cooling off" period.
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"Usually serial killers who use substances or are addicted to hunting and killing women, they cannot maintain a cooling off period for any period of time," Kelly says.
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Victims who do find their way to the Compliance Office are required to undergo counseling, mediation and a 30-day "cooling off period" before filing a formal complaint.
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All qualifying customers who are outside of their cooling off period of 14 days and have paid their first bill will be sent the AirPods via a courier.
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Google also asked for a "cooling-off" period to prevent consultants from jumping into another job advising competitors based on what it learned during the course of the investigation.
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Campaigners have argued the current laws are still too restrictive, criticizing a three-day "cooling off" period required by the law and the 12-week time limit on terminations.
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The 1947 law that sets the cooling-off period for Defense secretaries is meant to maintain civilian control of the military that is seen as a key democratic component.
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After a short cooling off period, the North American Free Trade (NAFTA) negotiators need to redouble efforts to forge an agreement this summer that all three countries find beneficial.
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"Without the cooling off period, these Cabinet heads appear to be serving their former employers' and clients' special interests," Virginia Canter, CREW's chief ethics counsel, told the news service.
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"China has also banned imports at times to register its displeasure at North Korea's military aggression, only for trade to quietly resume after a cooling-off period," she added.
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Fred Wilson, an investor at Union Square Ventures and one of the biggest bitcoin boosters from the establishment, speculated that China is just looking to have a cooling off period.
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In 2015 Richard Bacon, a Conservative MP, introduced a private members' bill proposing no-fault divorce with a year's cooling-off period, but it failed to get a second reading.
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The general idea is this will kind of handle a situation that's casual and light and a cooling off period, but of course it's possible to trip the bot up.
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Thanks to an additional cooling-off period built into the process, withdrawal would not take effect until a year later, in early November 2020 — coinciding with the next presidential election.
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The smallcap index on Friday snapped an eight-week winning streak, however, posting its largest weekly decline since late March, which could indicate the start of a cooling off period.
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"I suspect that four members of this court would review a 10-day waiting period for abortions, notwithstanding a state's purported interest in creating a 'cooling off' period," he wrote.
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Major lobbying firms and companies in recent years have also been hiring former members of Congress, who have to abide by a "cooling-off" period and can't immediately lobby, as advisers.
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Federal mediators will likely decide soon whether a stalemate has occurred, a decision that could begin a 30-day cooling off period that would then allow a strike to take place.
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The alternative to an agreement when the current 21625 days cooling off period is up early next year is going to be mutually assured destruction for both of our great economies.
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It would eliminate a 30-day counseling period, a 30-day mediation phase and a 30-day "cooling off" period required for victims of sexual harassment under the Congressional Accountability Act.
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Importantly, more than a dozen states have expanded the scope of prohibited activity during the cooling off period to include strategic consulting for lobbying campaigns on top of making lobbying contacts.
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Like the House legislation, the Senate's legislation would eliminate Congress's mandatory 30-day counseling period and a 30-day "cooling off" period for victims who bring complaints against members or their offices.
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The original ruling said that Dexia failed to inform the municipality of its right to cancel the transactions during a seven-day cooling off period - a mandatory provision under the Rome Convention.
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"AI-initiated actions may also include notifying the offender through their mobile device to suggest a cooling-off period in a safe space, or to promote behavior modification techniques," the document states.
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"We urge the CFPB to ensure that a cooling off period is long enough that borrowers can manage their expenses and are not reborrowing to service prior short-term loans," they wrote.
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Akzo and PPG are in a six-month cooling off period which is set to expire in December and analysts said a possible deal could be rekindled as new management beds in.
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It would also eliminate a 30-day counseling period, a 30-day mediation phase and a 30-day "cooling off" period required for victims of sexual harassment under the Congressional Accountability Act.
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It would also eliminate a 30-day counseling period, a 85033-day mediation phase and a 30-day "cooling off" period required for victims of sexual harassment under the Congressional Accountability Act.
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Some Democratic senators propose repealing HB2 after a six-month "cooling off period" during which cities like Charlotte would be barred from passing nondiscrimination ordinances, but others advocate for a hard repeal.
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"I suspect that four members of this court would vote to review a 10-day waiting period for abortions, notwithstanding a state's purported interest in creating a 'cooling off' period," he wrote.
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It asks policy makers to adopt legislation clearly defining what constitutes a political ad and institute a "digital cooling-off period" for online political ads in the 48 hours preceding an election.
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His lawyers say because of the timing, the NY judge should have adjourned the case for a "cooling off period" -- a month or so -- to allow the news cycle to die down.
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Since the Bangkok meeting, Seoul has urged a "cooling off period" and Japan approved shipments of a high-tech material to South Korea for the second time since imposing export curbs in July.
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To this end terminal patients as well as those who are facing the abject misery of a vegetative life should, with a reasonable cooling-off period, have considerable freedom to choose assisted deaths.
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The latest piece of legislation addresses a lot of that: It gets rid of the 30-day counseling period, 30-day mediation period, and 30-day "cooling off" period built into the system.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) became the second lawmaker to say he wouldn't back a waiver for Mattis to serve in the position before the required seven-year cooling-off period after military service.
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The legislation would eliminate a 30-day counseling period, a 30-day mediation phase and a 30-day "cooling off" period currently required for victims of sexual harassment under the Congressional Accountability Act.
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A prime example is Congress, reluctant to shed archaic procedures that force victims into counseling and a weekslong "cooling off period," while protecting accused lawmakers with secret, taxpayer-funded settlements and nondisclosure agreements.
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So I think three has to be some kind of cooling off period where these guys have to keep their mouth shut, go home and sit on their hands and watch the government function.
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The waiting period gives a gun buyer inclined to use it impulsively a "cooling off" period, which has been shown in studies to reduce handgun suicides and homicides, the state said in legal papers.
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"We have to give it a pretty significant cooling-off period before getting back into how these rules should work," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri and the chairman of the Rules Committee.
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He finished his four-year term as Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces in 2015, and then waited for the required "cooling-off period" to elapse before entering politics late last year.
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And it does away with the OOC requirement that victims of sexual harassment go through mandatory mediation and a 30-day "cooling-off period" to decide if the allegation should be pursued legally or administratively.
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If consent is not granted, there is a two-year cooling off period during which sides need to find a new solution to prevent the return of a hard border on the island of Ireland.
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But the selection of Mattis for Defense secretary, in contravention to the required cooling-off period, has given the impression that the military will have far more power in Trump's administration, said retired Lt. Gen.
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If consent is not granted, there is a two-year cooling off period during which sides need to find a new solution to prevent the return of a hard border on the island of Ireland.
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Civilian control of the military Mattis' biggest hurdle to confirmation may be that he requires an exemption from the law mandating a seven-year cooling-off period for retired military officers before becoming Defense secretary.
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Simple moves here showed marked decreases: Restricting the right to carry a concealed weapon, implementing waiting periods on the purchase of firearms (a "cooling-off period"), and denying gun ownership to people convicted of domestic violence.
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Ofcom also said it would not take any action in a separate probe into whether Sky broke competition rules on terminating contracts within a two-week cooling-off period given to clients after they sign up.
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First, the cooling off period of one year for members of the House during which they are not supposed to be influencing government on behalf of paying clients after leaving public service is far too short.
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I'm sure this kind of thing is not a hit with editors, so now I have a "cooling-off period" for sober reassessment before I let go of a grid, so that this won't happen again.
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A law Congress passed to improve the harassment reporting process last year has increased lawmaker accountability and eliminated the cooling-off period, though offices still have relatively broad discretion when it comes to addressing internal harassment complaints.
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In Parliament, asked by Juncker to review his proposals to change the code of conduct for commissioners, Greens transparency spokesman Benedek Javor said it would be better to give all commissioners a three-year cooling off period.
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Schmittmann is to succeed Klaus-Peter Mueller as supervisory board chairman in May 2018, when a two-year "cooling-off" period after stepping down as a Commerzbank executive ends, the bank said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Elliott's legal action also complicates PPG's decisionmaking as the U.S. company faces a June 1 deadline to make a formal bid for Akzo or walk away for a six-month cooling-off period under Dutch takeover rules.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - South Korea is exploring all options in a bitter trade row with Japan, including scrapping an intelligence sharing pact, but wants a cooling off period with Tokyo, a senior South Korean official said on Saturday.
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Following a six-month cooling off period required by UK takeover law which expired this month, there has been speculation over whether Kraft Heinz would come back for another shot at Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant Unilever.
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" Moreover, while the law imposed a small burden on gun buyers, it could provide tremendous benefits to society by requiring " a cooling-off period" that "may prevent or reduce impulsive acts of gun violence or self harm.
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It's unclear if this meeting violates Rung's one-year "cooling off" period, a federal policy that forbids officials to engage in lobbying activities on projects they contributed to for at least 12 months after leaving their position.
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Heck, who left Congress at the end of 2016 and joined Nevada-based RedRock Government Relations, reached the end of his "cooling off" period in early 85033 that barred him from lobbying Capitol Hill for one year.
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Both their bills strive to improve the reporting process and eliminate a mandatory "cooling off" period that's currently required before harassment allegations can even be filed, but the House bill goes quite a bit further to protect victims.
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The company sought an injunction requiring Richmond and Ravich to file a corrected group registration with the SEC and to prohibit them from soliciting shareholder votes to provide a "cooling off" period so investors could digest the information.
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In Missouri, legislators are contemplating a plan that would weaken a voter-passed initiative that limits the value of gifts lawmakers can accept from lobbyists and implements a cooling-off period before retiring legislators can become lobbyists themselves.
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Daimler said the 49-year-old Kaellenius would become chief executive in 2019 and the 65-year-old Zetsche would, if shareholders approve, become chairman of the supervisory board in 2021, following a standard two-year cooling off period.
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The CDU's likely junior coalition partner would be the liberal Free Democrats (FDP), who have publicly questioned the suitability of former finance chief Hans Dieter Poetsch to serve in his current role of chairman without a cooling-off period.
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Daimler said the 49-year-old Kaellenius would become chief executive in 20193 and the 65-year-old Zetsche would, if shareholders approve, become chairman of the supervisory board in 2021, following a standard two-year cooling off period.
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But the U.S. firm chose to walk away in June for a six-month cooling-off period, rather than launch a formal bid which would have been seen as hostile, given staunch opposition from Akzo's boards and Dutch politicians.
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Then they must go through 60 days of mandatory mediation and a 30-day "cooling off period" — a total of 90 days that a victim would potentially have to continue working with their harasser before they can launch a formal complaint.
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She cited updates in the legislation that will address the mandatory "cooling-off period" required by the OOC in the process of reporting an incident, and added the mandatory mediation process would be voluntary on the part of the victim.
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Mr Varadkar's government will now seek to honour a pre-referendum undertaking to legislate for abortion on request in the first trimester of pregnancy, subject to a 3-day cooling-off period, and for later abortions in certain grave situations.
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Derivatives investors would have to acknowledge the 48-hour cooling off period in new financial contracts, according to the proposal, and existing contracts would also have to comply with the rule if the investment fund and bank continue to do business.
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While some of the ideas in his ethics plan were enacted via executive order, others would require action from Congress, include loosening the definition of a lobbyist and expanding the "cooling off" period for lawmakers who leave for K Street.
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Baer declined to comment on whether Zeltner could be a candidate to replace Collardi as CEO, but Swiss banking sources said it is likely he could appear in another role elsewhere once a cooling-off period with UBS has elapsed.
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More than a dozen states recognize that a cooling off period of two years, enough for a full legislative cycle after which there is significant turnover among officials and staff, better breaks down the connections that makes revolvers so valuable.
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A one-year cooling off period is required for funds receiving board approval, but BDCs that seek approval via a shareholder vote at an annual or special meeting will be able to make changes one day after a majority vote.
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Reporting behind the scenes suggested that Republicans kept trying to add special conditions to a repeal, like a "cooling off period" — essentially, a temporary ban — on cities and counties passing local laws that protect LGBTQ people from discrimination following HB2's repeal.
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Federal election law requires a cooling-off period of at least 120 days before campaign staff members join a political committee backing the same candidate, but Mr. Manafort dispatched two friends from the campaign, Laurance Gay and Ken McKay, to run the operation.
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In his memorandum describing the decision, Mr. Pruitt said that, after conferring with the ethics office of the agency's general counsel, he understood he was required to take a "one-year cooling off period" on issues concerning his former employers and clients.
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Avoid exposing it to particularly cold or hot temperatures whenever you can, and if you notice the device is getting hot, leave time for a cooling off period—overheating can rapidly diminish the amount of time that a battery is going to be useful for.
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Vesala, who joined the ECB's supervisory arm in 2014, will start in his new role in mid-April 2018 after a cooling off period in which he will still work for the central bank but in areas unrelated to monetary policy or bank oversight.
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The new controls, which will apply to the Hang Seng Index (HSI) Futures, Mini-HSI Futures, H-shares Index (HHI) Futures and Mini-HHI Futures contracts, put contracts or stocks that trigger certain price thresholds into a five minute so-called "cooling off" period.
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So when an item is taken from the ground or out of a temple, Easter and his team are prepared to wait out the "cooling off" period that looters use to build an air of legitimacy before putting it on the market where it can be intercepted.
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You can unlock the option to build a prison, which isn't inherently a bad idea (my prison was empty for most of the game) but the prison has an ability that lets you round-up malcontents and toss them in lockup for a cooling-off period.
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California's "cooling off period" is the second longest in the country, according to court documents, and was enacted to give state authorities time to run a background check and give individuals who might want a firearm to harm themselves or others an opportunity to calm down.
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"The EU treaty states that former commissioners should behave with integrity and discretion when it comes to certain appointments or benefits," the standards watchdog said, noting a "cooling off" period of 18 months when ex-commissioners must seek clearance for new jobs to avoid conflicts of interest.
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California's "cooling off period" is the second longest in the country, according to court documents, and was enacted to give state authorities time to run a background check and give individuals who might want the firearm to harm themselves or others an opportunity to calm down.
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The bill would also streamline the complaint-filing process by eliminating the arduous process that included a 30-day counseling period, a 30-day mediation period and a 30-day "cooling off period" a staffer had to previously go through before they could even officially make a complaint.
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The hardest part of the process for her was having to travel to another town to see her doctor and wait for three days as part of a mandatory "cooling off" period that has no medical basis but was written into the law to placate anti-abortion politicians.
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After speaking with the Office of General Counsel's ethics personnel, Pruitt said he will take a one-year "cooling off period" from the time of leaving state office and several other positions and will not participate in matters involving the state of Oklahoma, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Windows Ministry Inc.
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The bill would also streamline the cumbersome claims-reporting process established in the 1995 Congressional Accountability Act; it would eliminate the current process of mandatory mediation and the "cooling off period," where complainants have to wait a certain amount of time before submitting an official complaint, lawmakers and aides confirmed.
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They could rationalize a vote against May as acting in the best interests of the UK. There would also be a buffer or cooling-off period between the PM losing the vote and another general election being triggered, under which the government would have two weeks to muster support in the Commons.
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Three key improvements of extending the cooling off period to two years or longer, banning lobbying activity as well as lobbying contacts, and prohibiting senior officials from lobbying any agency or branch of government would transform a system ridden with loopholes into an ethics policy quite capable of slowing the revolving door.
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Government watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) blasted the Trump administration in a statement to the AP, pointing to the ending of a requirement of a two-year "cooling off" period before ex-lobbyists previously were allowed to work in federal positions related to issues on which they had previously lobbied.
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But if his opponents are able to win no-confidence vote against his government before that date, the House of Commons would, in theory, enter a 14-day "cooling off" period immediately after the vote, during which time an alternative government would have the chance to prove it could form a majority in the House of Commons.
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The feeling from Ujiri's comments Tuesday is that the Raptors are confident they can still retain the All-Star guard, that after a cooling-off period he came around on staying, and that there's enough room between Lowry's market elsewhere and what the Raptors can (and are willing to) offer that there's a band to make a deal within.
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The California law at issue in the new case was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, which accepted the state's arguments that the waiting period was justified by the need to conduct background checks and the desirability of a "cooling off" period for gun buyers inclined to commit immediate violence.
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PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania judge on Friday released the names of the jurors who convicted Bill Cosby of sexual assault last month, saying he had waited more than three weeks after the verdict to do so because he wanted to give the jurors a "cooling off" period to return to their lives without being bothered by the media.
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Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), Buck McKeon (R-Calif.), Lee Terry (R-Neb.), Jim MoranJames (Jim) Patrick MoranStar-studded cast to perform play based on Mueller report DC theatre to host 11-hour reading of the Mueller report Bottom line MORE (D-Va.) and Dave Camp (R-Mich.) are among the lawmakers who have passed the cooling-off period for lobbying.
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" Bryanna Fox, a former special agent at the F.B.I. who now works as an assistant professor of criminology at the University of South Florida, said in a phone interview on Tuesday that there was "very clear evidence that it's a serial killer, according to the F.B.I.'s definition," pointing out that there had been related killings "with a cooling-off period in between.
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" Senate reaches agreement on the handling of sexual harassment - Axios : "Senators Roy Blunt and Amy Klobuchar , the heads of the Senate Rules Committee, have come to a conclusion about reform on reporting sexual harassment on Capitol Hill, NBC reports, that could eliminate the 'cooling off period' before a victim's sexual complaint can move forward and require lawmakers 'to personally pay out of pocket for any settlement reached.
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By passing this reform, we can finally make sure that when a member of Congress sexually harasses or discriminates against someone on their staff, the taxpayers are not left holding the bag, and it finally removes the barriers that were preventing many victims of harassment and discrimination from reporting what had happened to them, like the absurd "cooling off period" before a formal complaint could even be filed.
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While it's not clear if Barr is serious about potentially resigning or looking to send Trump a message, those discussions punctuate a palpable tension between Trump and Barr in recent days after the Justice Department was roiled by a cascade of controversies this past week, a separate source said, adding that the two appear to be in a cooling-off period after Barr's remarkable interview with ABC News.
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As Clio Chang reported for Splinter on Wednesday, the process of filing a sexual harassment complaint on Capitol Hill is designed to deter people from doing so: The process for reporting harassment to the Office of Compliance works like this: Before employees can even file a complaint, they are required to go through 30 days of counseling (which they may seek to reduce), then 30 days of mediation, and then there is a 30 day "cooling off" period.
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