Shana Decree lived there with three of her children, Dominique Decree, Naa'Irah Smith, 25, and Damon Decree Jr., 13.
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The nominal amount of government bonds under the decree will be up to $20 billion, according to the decree.
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According to CNN, CBS, and USA Today, Shana Decree withdrew the teen, Damon Decree Jr., from classes earlier this month.
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The decree passed, but a week later the mutinous captain supported in committee an opposition amendment to another government decree.
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Mr. Trump eventually signed a consent decree, but nonetheless declared victory, emphasizing that the decree did not include an admission of guilt.
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Romania scraps decree to decriminalize corruption after largest protests in decades Romania scraps decree to decriminalize corruption after largest protests in decades Romania's prime minister on Sunday abandoned a controversial emergency decree that would have protected corrupt politicians from prosecution.
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The new decree also established the role of the president of the CPVPV as a ministerial level position, appointed directly by royal decree.
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There was a court decree called the Flores Consent Decree that determined by the way- this has been existent way before Donald Trump.
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They ask the biennial participants to feature artists affected by Decree 349, or wear T-shirts opposing the decree during their time in Cuba.
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Both said Campbell participated in the killings before Dominique Decree killed her, and Dominique Decree said she choked her aunt to death, the affidavit states.
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Decree Sr. spoke to CNN affiliate WTVD about the loss of his son, Damon Decree Jr., whose mother and sister are charged in his death.
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Informally named after Interior Minister Salvini, the "Salvini decree" (also known as the "security decree") tightened immigration and citizenship laws, and essentially limited asylum seekers' rights.
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Shana Decree is being held without bail after an arraignment Tuesday morning; Dominique Decree is expected to be arraigned Tuesday, according to the district attorney's office.
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Nearly two days have passed and the survivors -- Shana S. Decree, 45, and her 19-year-old daughter, Dominique K. Decree -- are now sitting in jail.
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But if it gets to that point, Bonetti said, the court will surely "rule against the decree eventually, as the decree defies many of the European laws too."
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The FTC put Facebook under a consent decree in 2011 over its privacy failures, a consent decree they may be in violation of because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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"The entire olive oil industry was contrary to the decree" as it had been drafted, said Colomba Mongiello, an Italian lawmaker who pushed for the changes in the decree.
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"Based on the authority of the presidential decree, Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia will soon be disbanded," he wrote in an email when asked about the group's response to the decree.
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Sanalla said GNA had failed to implement its decree and said he welcomed a ruling by a court in the eastern city of Benghazi upholding NOC's appeal against the decree.
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"The prisoners who will be released through this decree are all required to provide a written pledge not to return to fighting," the presidential decree says, according to Mr. Sediqqi.
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Frederico Favacho, a lawyer who studied the decree, told Reuters on Monday the decree may be legally challenged based on the mayor's lack of jurisdiction to enforce such a measure.
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Congress blocked Bolsonaro's first decree attempting to transfer such powers from the indigenous agency Funai to the farm ministry, but the president issued another temporary decree last week repeating the move.
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Both Shana Decree and her 19-year-old daughter Dominique Decree face five counts of criminal homicide along with a single count of conspiracy, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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"The decree has been promised to be sent tomorrow, it will trump the previous ministerial decree which had dictated a zero tolerance policy," said Eid Hawash, spokesman for the agriculture ministry.
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Shana S. Decree, 45, and her daughter, Dominique K. Decree, 19, are accused in Bucks County of killing their relatives, including three children, at their apartment in Morrisville, north of Philadelphia.
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Proposals in consent decree The city says in the consent decree that it will increase transparency, strengthen accountability in the police department and courts, and increase community confidence in the legal system.
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That, they added, necessitated a probe by the Justice Department's antitrust division into whether Live Nation has abided by the consent decree or determine whether the decree tenure needed to be extended.
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"Conceivably, a court could reject a consent decree if they find it's not in the public interest ... but I can't remember the last time a court has just rejected a consent decree."
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Police think Shana S. Decree, 45, and her 19-year-old daughter, Dominique K. Decree, killed their relatives, including three children, in a cramped, first-floor apartment, but they don't know why.
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Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu, who on Thursday jettisoned his justice minister and the architect of the decree, remains unbowed, insisting the decree was justified but rescinded in the interests of social unity.
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Decree withdrew her son, Damon Decree Jr., 13, from school and didn't follow up with a plan for his education as expected, Superintendent Jason Harris of the Morrisville School District told CNN.
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One source said "technical details" were holding up the decree.
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Toninelli did not mention a second decree in his hearing.
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It happened 901 days after Abraham Lincoln issued the decree.
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Last month, it signed the bill into law by decree.
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The 2014 decree also enabled CPSCL to provide subsidised loans.
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Under Article 49.3, a government can override parliament by decree.
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The president can add other officials by issuing a decree.
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Cabinet meeting on law decree on reconstruction after the Aug.
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The ruling coalition rescinded the decree and reshuffled the cabinet.
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The EU, says Mr Beyrer, should not "decree transformation overnight".
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The decree also offers bonus payments to townspeople who procreate.
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The government aims to approve the emergency decree on Thursday.
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The Reagan Revolution by decree: One of his most infamous
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He issued a decree and everything, with his official seal.
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Courts will decide if a decree interferes with the law.
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Under the decree, the notes are being transferred to IntesaSP.
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CHU of Rennes' Director is appointed by a presidential decree.
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Vivendi contests the relevance of the decree, the source added.
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The unrest forced the government to rescind its decriminalization decree.
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In January this year the parliament approved Mr Sisi's decree.
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It is both a human right and a mandatory decree.
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However, Mysko's dubious the French decree can bring about reform.
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Trump has ruled by decree ever since he assumed office.
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Within Bavaria, many who oppose the decree are resisting it.
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Coins were "clipped" in circulation and debased by government decree.
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Others are convinced the decree is destined to silence them.
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The Flores settlement -- a consent decree stemming from Flores v.
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Nine countries, including the United States, condemned the original decree.
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An EPA consent decree loomed over the crumbling wastewater system.
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But the decree merely reflected what was already taking place.
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The Chicago decree begins when the judge appoints a monitor.
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Now, of course, everyone is looped into this latest decree.
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"Details of the decree will be shared tomorrow," he said.
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That decree too is slated for approval on Saturday evening.
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Within hours Guatemala's Constitutional Court provisionally blocked Mr. Morales's decree.
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It was where Brazil's independence decree was signed in 1822.
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Then it stood by as Mr. Maduro ruled by decree.
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Putin signed a decree appointing him prime minister soon afterwards.
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Justice Department consent decree with Baltimore and its police department.
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Ultimately, the department declined to release Florida from the decree.
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The ban was lifted in September following a royal decree.
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A temporary decree authorizing the sale is also before lawmakers.
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Before he was sacked by a royal decree on Nov.
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"This decree will drag Romania back in time," she said.
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President Jovenel Moise has been ruling by decree since January.
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That culminated in the decree Mr. Poroshenko signed on Wednesday.
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The Gandamack was shut down by government decree that year.
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The police department remains under a Justice Department consent decree.
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To wit: The central government is going to decree it.
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The decree gave bishops one year to establish new procedures.
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City officials signed an agreement to negotiate a consent decree.
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"I thought the consent decree was completely unconstitutional," Sessions wrote.
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He did not provide additional details and it was not immediately clear what mechanisms Bolsonaro would have at his disposal to carry out such a decree, or what specific measures the decree would contain.
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Shana S. Decree, 46, and her daughter, Dominique K. Decree, 20, are accused in Bucks County of killing their relatives, including three children, at their apartment in Morrisville, north of Philadelphia, in February 2019.
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Tarcísio de Freitas, coordinator of the government's Investment Partnership Program, said a presidential decree will make early licensing renewal and bidding for contracts at public ports "more agile," without giving details of the decree.
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The 25-year-old man has been charged in connection with the deaths of his 6-year-old sister Nadira Withers, as well as 9-year-old Ariana Decree and 6-year-old Ajayah Decree.
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A government decree issued in 2015 had already removed the foreign ownership limit on some companies, but only a handful of firms, including Vietnam's largest dairy company Vinamilk , raised limits after the decree was issued.
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The agreement lets the community coalition submit ideas as the decree is being drafted, contest the final proposal in court if it finds it wanting and ask the court to enforce the decree if necessary.
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BREAKING: King of Saudi Arabia issues decree allowing women to drive.
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Parliament must still endorse the government's decision to rescind the decree.
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He has also issued a decree that rolls back some benefits.
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The decree also proposed cutting the number of members of parliament.
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In addition, retirement accounts cannot be split without a divorce decree.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies Budget Committee examines 'Milleproroghe' decree (1300 GMT).
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He becomes an adviser at the Royal Court, the decree said.
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The same decree dismissed 10,131 more public officials and 1,267 academics.
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In many instances, he would be able to rule by decree.
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It explains also that the exclusionary act is announced by decree.
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The schools were closed by a decree after the failed coup.
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Cabinet expected to meet in Rome on 'growth decree' (1600 GMT).
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If either of the bodies approves the decree, it will stand.
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Carve that decree on the sand and broadcast it into space.
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The consent decree was filed on Thursday in Virginia federal court.
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"The problems that necessitate this consent decree are urgent," Bredar continued.
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Outgoing Labor Minister Ronaldo Nogueira issued the latest decree, dated Oct.
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Rome, Cabinet expected to meet on safety law decree and immigration.
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The decree did not elaborate on how Rusal's activities threatened Ukraine.
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Orban signed off the decree and it was published on Feb.
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Currently, foreign banks need a presidential decree to operate in Brazil.
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Police said the Decree sisters were visiting from Newark, New Jersey.
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When legislators prove troublesome, he dissolves parliament and rules by decree.
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They have also organised protests and lawsuits against Mr Sisi's decree.
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The decree was made public by local media late on Saturday.
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On May 25th Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, responded with a decree.
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But others worry that the presidential decree could make matters worse.
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But he said filtering usually takes place with a judicial decree.
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The popular outcry forced the Social Democrats to withdraw the decree.
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U.S. presidents don't have unlimited powers and don't rule by decree.
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Yet the president moved quickly to make his decree a reality.
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It's hard to underestimate the symbolic power of this royal decree.
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The decree creates a "special regime" in the sector until Dec.
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"The indigenous mobilization will end and Decree 883 will be lifted."
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A royal decree postponed the new parliament's first session until Nov.
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A decree by the CDF could be appealed within 60 days.
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Here is a summary of the main points of the decree.
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Those who violate the government's decree will be prosecuted, it said.
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The decree confers broad authority on the military to restore order.
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Mr. Vladeck oversaw the investigation that led to the consent decree.
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LONDON — In Hungary, the prime minister can now rule by decree.
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The draft decree does not, however, foresee closing the country's borders.
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Here is a summary of the main points of the decree.
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Rome, Cabinet meeting on decree to support economy after Coronavirus emergency.
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The agency is currently investigating Facebook for possibly violating this decree.
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The emergency decree was to take effect at midnight on Friday.
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The 227-page consent decree covers a wide range of reforms.
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It would also need a decree issued by President Jair Bolsonaro.
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Many were blindsided by the decree while on vacation in Iran.
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But the decree doesn't make Tom Hanks a Greek citizen yet.
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The draft decree is open for public consultation for two months.
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The court ruled that the decree does not violate Greek law.
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Those who violate the government's decree will be prosecuted, it said.
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The reported agreement, known as a "consent decree," is very broad.
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The decree, seen by Reuters, brings the ministry in line with an agriculture ministry decree issued last week reinstating the ergot ban, a policy that previously hampered the world's largest wheat buyer's ability to import grain.
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Comcast is currently prevented from exercising control over its stake in Hulu due to the consent decree it signed with the government when it bought NBC Universal, but that consent decree expires in August of 2018.
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Like a consent decree, the memorandum is intended to outlast elected officials who will be gone from office long before reforms have been completed and to protect the decree from incoming officials who might oppose it.
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The decree comes in the same week as confirmation hearings for Sen.
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An Egyptian court on Sunday suspended implementation of the central bank decree.
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Iranian hardliners say Khomeini's decree is irrevocable and eternal after his death.
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I also spoke out against Decree 349 before I read my poems.
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The so-called "dignity decree" took full effect in November last year.
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A degree of calm returned only after Mr Ortega cancelled the decree.
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The Seattle Police Department remains under a Department of Justice consent decree.
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He granted the parties' 227-page draft decree with only minor modifications.
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A lawmaker from the pro-establishment Democrat Party, however, defended the decree.
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The EU executive said it needed to assess the decree before deciding.
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Saudi Arabia's Allegiance Council voted heavily in favor of the royal decree.
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"I personally no longer care an emergency decree regarding amnesty," Dragnea said.
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In a letter written after the judge's decree came down on Jan.
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Oman LNG was set up by a royal decree back in 1994.
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Ethiopia has been under a state of emergency decree since October 2016.
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You'll need your marriage certificate and divorce decree before starting the process.
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These all happened from 2013 to late 883—after the consent decree.
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"They don't have the teeth that a consent decree has," Royal said.
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City and federal officials signed a 105-page consent decree in May.
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Macri then promised to decree a bonus payment to the neediest retirees.
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This decree also eliminates a key tool in the fight against corruption.
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He said the decree would lead to increased investment in environmental projects.
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Ambassador bin Salman said the decree is part of a historical arc.
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By enforcing the consent decree, Judge Bredar heard Baltimore's cry for help.
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The decree was celebrated by those who lean both left and right.
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Decree that no matter what happens, you will remain above it all.
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The decree removes gender studies from the list of approved master's programs.
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Chicago's compliance with the decree would be reviewed by an independent monitor.
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The consent decree must be negotiated, then approved by a federal judge.
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Times have changed, Mr. Putin wrote in the decree signed on Monday.
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Those complaints were among the factors that led to the consent decree.
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BNA quoted a royal decree from King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
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The judge denied that request, and the consent decree has moved forward.
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The new database was created by a government decree published on Oct.
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Seven years of hard work, transparency and collaboration ended the consent decree.
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Chicago did not wait for a consent decree to carry out reforms.
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The decree was withdrawn, but other changes have been successfully pushed through.
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The government's decree decriminalizes corruption involving less than the equivalent of $48,000.
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Adil Karaismailoglu has been appointed as the new minister, the decree said.
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Lawyers who opposed any change to the original decree applauded the ruling.
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Those who uncork the proverbial genie cannot control its future by decree.
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Papers, birth certificate, dead passports, their corners docked, My degree, my decree.
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This typically occurs several years after the decree was put in place.
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"Kassala governor, Adam Gemaa Adam, issued a decree ordering the closure of all border crossings with the state of Eritrea, based on the presidential decree ... that declared the state of emergency in the state of Kassala," SUNA said.
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"There are two elephants in the room and no one is talking about them: the emergency pardoning decree and the decree that changes criminal codes," Iohannis, a center-right leader, said at the start of the cabinet meeting.
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Before Conte signed the quarantine decree, Stefano Bonaccini, president of the Emilia Romagna region, said parts of the decree we're confusing, and he asked the premier for more time to come up with solutions that were more "coherent."
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On Tuesday, the woman, Shana S. Decree, 45, and her daughter Dominique K. Decree, 19, were each charged with five counts of criminal homicide and one count of conspiracy for the deaths of their relatives, the authorities said.
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His decree said the new directorate would be responsible for "military-patriotic" work and, in a separate decree, Putin made Colonel-General Andrei Kartapolov, a veteran of Russia's conflict in Syria, its new head and a deputy defense minister.
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Williams has been charged with three counts of first and second-degree murder in the deaths of his sister, 6-year-old Nadira Withers, and two second cousins, 9-year-old Ariana Decree and 6-year-old Ajayah Decree.
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"I didn't realize that was in the decree," Clement told the Globe reporter.
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A new decree, called Law 240, legitimises the government's seizure of such assets.
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Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev signed a decree declaring Tuesday a day of mourning.
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Our ratings are also sensitive to the conversion of the decree into law.
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However protesters remain skeptical as to whether the decree will disappear for good.
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Will this policy even be upheld because there is a court decree involved?
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Rome, Senate starts examination of security decree (210 GMT); vote of confidence expected.
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Romania's top judicial watchdog has also filed a court challenge to the decree.
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King Salman ratified by royal decree Tuesday's mass execution and that of 2016.
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SAUDI ARABIA'S FOREIGN MINISTER ABDULAZIZ AL-ASSAF RELEASED OF HIS DUTIES - ROYAL DECREE
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NEW DELHI — The Indian government called the decree a crackdown on fake news.
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Shana Decree was arraigned early Tuesday morning and is being held without bail.
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This one word, is what's holding us back, the politics of respectability decree.
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"We're sure of one thing: that decree never benefited Rodrimar," he told reporters.
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Federal police say he signed a decree regulating ports in return for bribes.
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Bolsonaro issued the decree despite Brazil's record murder rate, nearly half involving firearms.
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The decree will give a federal court oversight over the Chicago Police Department.
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"I decree a refinancing and restructuring of all…Venezuelan payments," Mr Maduro said.
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The only solution left now is to revoke the decree in its entirety.
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Cabinet meeting on public administration law decree after vote on reforms (2225 GMT).
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In the cited quotation, the government also dubs the decree "proportionate and competitive".
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Of those, he has completed six — all aided by his executive-decree powers.
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He's responsible for overseeing the department's consent decree compliance, CNN affiliate WBAL reported.
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"For these reasons, we conclude that the decree should be annulled," she said.
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Days later, the Supreme Court suspended the decree, saying it violated the constitution.
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Several points in the decree were annulled by the Supreme Court last year.
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Another dangerous side effect of the consent decree is related to officer safety.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies starts examining law decree on Bank of Italy nationalisation.
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The decree includes the sale of certain bank assets and liabilities to IntesaSP.
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Enbridge said it accepts the fines and measures required under the consent decree.
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The decree prevented Facebook from overriding users' privacy settings without getting their consent.
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The upgrade was formalised in a decree published in the government's Official Gazette.
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It will be separate from the Civilian Review Board, the consent decree says.
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The consent decree lasts 20 years, and comes with steep fines for violations.
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The state-backed Council of Religious Scholars expressed support for the driving decree.
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He said such measures would be passed by Congress and not by decree.
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The 2013 decree eased his court's backlog, but he said it remained overwhelmed.
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The court had none of it, moving forward with the consent decree anyway.
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His decree was being prepared for publication on Monday afternoon, a spokeswoman said.
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The regional government's decree, however, must still be approved by the regional Parliament.
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The decree went into effect on Thursday in an effort to prevent deaths.
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In this case, however, I wasn't proclaiming my resignation to any divine decree.
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The consent decree is set to expire soon, but not before the election.
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In April, the government responded with a surprise decree defanging the religious police.
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The Vatican said the pope had issued a decree adding a fourth path.
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The decree is due to take effect in a little over one week.
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Unlike most federal holidays, Labor Day did not start with a presidential decree.
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The potential investment is envisaged under a government decree to boost economic growth.
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Critics have argued that technology companies shouldn't decree what is and isn't hateful.
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Rome, Constitutional Court hearing of appeal of Lombardy region against cooperative banks' decree.
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The new decree also orders companies to shut any departments deemed non-essential.
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And it's true that without a consent decree, Chicago has made some progress.
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Rome, Senate Budget Committee starts examination of 'Cura Italia' law decree(09003 GMT).
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Rome, Senate Budget Committee starts examination of 'Cura Italia' law decree(1600 GMT).
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Mr. Erdogan outlined his own powers in one new decree after his inauguration.
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PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY OVER CORONAVIRUS FOR 30 DAYS - PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
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No decree of Shahroudi's would stop him from issuing the sentence, he said.
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The government plans to file a decree enforcement action, the person told Reuters.
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The measures approved by decree at the weekend must be confirmed by parliament.
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"In China, you have to follow the government's decree," said Tao of VSPN.
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A recent government decree fixed this tax at 4 percent on their salaries.
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The DOJ outlines eight clarifications to its 2010 consent decree in its release.
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The decree also extends the registration renewal period to 10 years from five.
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The decree could prevent all their candidates from taking part in the election.
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A controversial new decree threatens to derail a thriving cultural scene in Havana.
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The decree was signed off by a federal judge, but Sessions was unsatisfied.
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Her 6-year-old daughter Nadira Withers and the girl's cousins Ariana DeCree and Ajayah DeCree, ages 9 and 6 respectively, were found stabbed to death inside their beds in the basement, according to a police report obtained by PEOPLE.
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But the decree also allowed the company to "bundle" its services and gave Live Nation the right to exercise "its own business judgment" in making deals — terms that some antitrust experts believe made the decree ambiguous and difficult to enforce.
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He said the 403 IBN Consent Decree, which allowed, basically it said to AT&T, Consent Decree, which said that Western Digital needed to share their patents, and their patents were for transistors, really led to the spawning of Silicon Valley.
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M5S was more ambivalent about the measures and had tried to amend the decree.
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Since then Mr Maduro has ruled by decree and through the puppet supreme court.
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According to Harris, Decree said she planned to homeschool the boy but never did.
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The fatwa will decree the spreading of slander and lies as haram, or forbidden.
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Premier Grindeanu has said the decree was rescinded in the interests of social unity.
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Kanter's "Hey Universe!" decree was a little weird and more than a little sad.
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The decree was referred to the court by national Ombudsman Victor Ciorbea on Feb.
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The decree sparked protests that brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets.
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"It says we sit at a table of reasonableness," Tatum said of the decree.
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As president, Mr Macron can force through a certain amount of change by decree.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies starts examination of law decree on Bank of Italy nationalization.
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The decree was watered down after President Sergio Mattarella and rights groups expressed alarm.
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The DeCree children were spending some of their summer vacation with their cousin Withers.
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It's not clear whether Trump himself has the power to enforce any such decree.
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It limits some freedoms and allows the government to rule by decree, bypassing parliament.
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The Decree sisters are the daughters of the suspect's mother's cousin, according to police.
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The FTC would seemingly like to ensure that Facebook did not violate this decree.
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The reshuffle was first announced on the presidential website Saturday as an official decree.
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A showman to the last, Mr Nazarbayev signed his resignation decree on live television.
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It is hard to envisage MBS succeeding in his ambitious plans by royal decree.
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A decree permitting Sandoval's extradition needs now to be signed by the French government.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's far-right president, signed a decree that eases gun-control laws.
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Calls for choosing a government by elections, not by royal decree, are growing too.
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The decree will have to be voted into law by parliament within 60 days.
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Kurdish authorities agreed to place the airports under federal control, according to the decree.
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Ouguergouz said that a release of political prisoners after a presidential decree on Jan.
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She has also read and analyzed the consent decree over the past few months.
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Those who choose politics will not be allowed to carry weapons, the decree said.
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A government source told Reuters earlier this month that the decree was under consideration.
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A third decree mandates the minimum fare for freight to be paid to truckers.
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The Treasury is expected to approve a decree to regulate the fund next week.
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There's still a chance that the Catalan parliament could refuse to back the decree.
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Chicago Police said the decree is a shroud for even more anti-police policies.
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The fatwa will decree the spreading of slander and lies as haram, or forbidden.
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He shows me the copy of a decree from 212 framed on his wall.
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Then the government will have until June 20133, 2018, to implement the new decree.
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" Mujica went on, "There's a fundamental problem there—you can't make socialism by decree.
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"Facebook rejects any suggestion that it violated the consent decree," spokesman Andy Stone said.
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Political pundits, media elites and pollsters decree that the presidency is on shaky ground.
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"Nothing in the consent decree gives support to the division's views," Judge Stanton wrote.
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A few years later, the government accused the Trumps of violating the consent decree.
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In late December, he issued an emergency decree that effectively legalizes politically-motivated lynching.
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All that is required to open the long-sealed archives is a papal decree.
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With the new decree, DraftKings may be allowed to expand its sports betting legally.
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Under a 1997 consent decree, minors cannot be detained for more than 85033 days.
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The Utica City School District admitted no wrongdoing as part of the consent decree.
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The government could approve the changes via emergency decree on March 28, Teodorovici added.
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The decree also stripped 342 retired officers and soldiers of their ranks and grades.
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It led to a consent decree, a federally enforced agreement overseeing Chicago police reforms.
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The decree said soldiers and academic personnel were among the 3,974 state employees dismissed.
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The decree will now return to the government, which must draft a final version.
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The decree is intended to regulate penalties for counterfeiting olive oil and its origins.
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The city has been under pressure to finish the consent decree before Inauguration Day.
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Usually Congress has 180 days to discuss and approve an executive decree before expiration.
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But since they can't use the word 'wine' in the decree, it got complicated.
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The nominally conservative president, Juan Manuel Santos, also signed a decree decriminalizing medicinal marijuana.
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The state of emergency imposed on July 21 allows Erdogan to rule by decree.
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The government would, when necessary, legislate by decree to fight the coronavirus, he said.
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More than 200 players have reportedly backed the decree, which used the hashtag #ForTheGame.
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But constitutions depend far more on traditions of voluntary adherence than on judicial decree.
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Facebook maintains that the partnerships are covered by an exemption to the consent decree.
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Our love died before he did, at least officially, according to the divorce decree.
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As he understood it, the consent decree barred him from dispersing the young men.
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The investigation led to the installation of a federal monitor and a consent decree.
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Violating the decree is a crime that can result in fines or prison sentences.
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The matches will all be played without spectators following a government decree on Wednesday.
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The decree also reportedly includes the neighboring regions of Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont and Veneto.
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The government would, when necessary, legislate by decree to fight the coronavirus, he said.
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Unfortunately the decree is but one of many attacks on environmental regulations in Brazil.
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That supply was cut off when Tonga banned whaling by royal decree in 1978.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies starts examination of law decree on Banca Popolare di Bari.
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Shana and Dominique Decree gave different answers about who killed whom, the affidavit states.
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In 1966, dictator Nicolae Ceausescu outlawed abortion via decree to boost Romania's labour force.
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On Monday the Vatican suspended the decree, pending the resolution of the school's appeal.
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A violation of the consent decree could carry a penalty of $40,000 per violation.
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On the streets of Buenos Aires, immigrants had varying reactions to Mr. Macri's decree.
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But all of them wanted to die, said Shana Decree, according to the document.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, Clarin said.
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In the Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity, this is made explicitly clear.
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He rules by decree, and parliamentary and presidential elections are not on the horizon.
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The draft decree is expected to be published within days to seek public opinion.
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Sessions' concern, however, wasn't that police reform by consent decree was overused or ineffective.
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The law follows a decree by UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan.
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Tuesday's court ruling cancelled that decree, according to a lawyer that raised the case.
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Parliament was convened for a special meeting on Wednesday to approve Bashir's emergency decree.
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Another source said the decree will include an option to bypass the law courts.
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The order came in a presidential decree posted on the Kremlin's website on Monday.
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In the end, Mr. Hollande's Socialist government forced the measures through by special decree.
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President Barack Obama signed a state of emergency decree for South Carolina on Thursday.
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Groups have until July 31 to abide by the new regulations, the decree said.
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And even the January 15 presidential decree may go beyond what Bolsonaro's advisors wanted.
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The royal decree did not say whether Fakieh would hold any other government position.
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Shana Decree, 45, and her daughter, Dominique Decree, each face five counts of criminal homicide and one count of conspiracy to commit criminal homicide for allegedly murdering their five family members in their apartment, according to the Bucks County District Attorney's Office.
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So as the queen of the snakes, I decree that they use their energy elsewhere.
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The decree, seen by Reuters, will be published in the official Federal Register on Friday.
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Italy's guarantees were issued by the Ministry of Economy and Finance under Law Decree n.
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President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree on the move on Thursday, his press service said.
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A presidential aide later said the suggestions would be used to reissue a new decree.
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Cabinet meeting (210 GMT), expected law decree on assignation of 2300,225 percent of Poste Italiane.
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I think that the decree ended in late August or early September of last year.
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He negotiated the first-ever "privacy by design" consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission.
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The woman appealed, but the court ruled this past week that the decree was legal.
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The €65,000-a-year appointment was made through a decree of the deputy prime minister.
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The armed forces will collaborate with public security and environmental protection agencies, the decree says.
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The government has drawn up a decree to outline how such intervention could take place.
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The reimbursements are outlined in a proposed consent decree filed in federal court last Friday.
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Last week, Putin signed a decree recognizing passports issued by separatist authorities in the region.
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In his view, the draft legislative decree "greatly reduces the lines of defense" against counterfeiting.
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Congress has six months to vote on turning President Michel Temer's decree into permanent law.
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"With this (decree), we will ensure our attractiveness to foreign capital," the second source said.
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Zuckerberg responded, to Latta and others, that Facebook believes it has complied with the decree.
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After a consent decree and the threat of a lawsuit, Ferguson has changed its ways.
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He has already issued a decree liberalising gun ownership, against the advice of Mr Moro.
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In November 2012 the president issued a decree that shielded his decisions from judicial review.
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But he walked back the decree after facing criticism from citizens, politicians and local leaders.
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As mayor of Bogotá, he clashed with the city council and sometimes governed by decree.
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The foreign ownership decree may be published by the end of January, according to Valor.
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Martin Luther King Jr. to criticize the Department of Justice's attempt to delay the decree.
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Our sources say Jen's goal is to have a final divorce decree by year's end.
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After all, Trump - like his predecessor Barack Obama - could by-pass his plans by decree.
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"Most often, I think the benchmark you would say is at the decree," he said.
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Opponents said the government's recourse to pushing the bill through by decree demonstrated its impotence.
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A new decree published in the Official Gazette includes measures to support private sector employment.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended the presidential decree to dissolve parliament and hold elections.
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A decree reinterpreting Brazil's 1967 mining code also enters into force with the agency's launch.
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The decree decriminalized all "abuse of power" charges—political or corporate—up to about $47,000.
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Their sackings were announced in a presidential decree broadcast on the national public radio station.
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The decree eliminated three quarters of all cases processed in 2013, justice ministry data shows.
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The decree comes from O'Neal's mom, Lucille O'Neal, according to Mike Wise of the Undefeated.
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The cabinet will decide on the per-share price of the transaction, the decree said.
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The decree is expected to split the two lenders' assets into "good" and "bad" banks.
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Bloomberg reported that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko submitted a decree on martial law to lawmakers.
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The lowered tariffs will take effect this week with a presidential decree, the sources said.
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The recent Satmar decree is more than a feminist issue; it is a humanist problem.
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The outgoing Congress had granted Maduro special powers to legislate by decree until Dec. 31.
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Any significant change to PR's legal structure requires a presidential decree or a special law.
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Molon called the slave labor decree one the most "abject bargains" in the country's history.
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The spokesman said Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan had signed the relevant decree on Wednesday.
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Right now it only have the authority to fine if a consent decree is violated.
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A 2011 decree allows those children to apply for citizenship when they reach age 18.
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Critics have questioned whether those data partnerships violated Facebook's 2011 consent decree with the FTC.
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The advocacy group, Public Knowledge is hosting an event on the Comcast/NBCUniversal consent decree.
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It represents the people the consent decree, and body cameras, were most meant to protect.
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A decree issued under the state of emergency restricts visits by lawyers and family members.
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"This decree aims to resolve... definitively the problems of our country's banking system," he said.
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"It's important to assess how well the NBC consent decree has done," Mr. Hemphill said.
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Five years later a decree was passed banning upstream dams in all but exceptional circumstances.
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The decree said gatherings tended to take place "after the distribution of meals to migrants".
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Because the government wanted Romania's birthrate to soar, this decree banned women from having abortions.
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Decree 349 has proven controversial for its tight restrictions on art production in the country.
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The agreement and a civil settlement, or consent decree, were approved by Judge Reice Buchwald.
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That agreement — the country's first federal consent decree for police reform — was reached in 1997.
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Ms. Pulliam said that progress under the decree in Ferguson had been a mixed bag.
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The authority signed a consent decree, admitting wrongdoing and accepting oversight from a federal monitor.
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Seven months later, a consent decree was signed to remedy the district's unjust voting lines.
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But the officers had no interest in talking about the decree, according to one participant.
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Zuckerberg tries to squirm out of questions about violations of FTC consent decree on privacy.
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I heard the spontaneous singing and, finally, the decree that the fire was under control.
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An F.T.C. consent decree says that Facebook is supposed to monitor those data-sharing arrangements.
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According to one source, Bolsonaro had already agreed to the main terms of the decree.
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Baltimore's police commissioner, Kevin Davis, has said that a consent decree would aid community relations.
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From January there will be no legislative body, meaning Moise will rule by executive decree.
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Even the Romanian Orthodox Church, normally a solid supporter of the government, criticized the decree.
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Even if the government later rescinded the decree, the exonerations might have remained in effect.
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Mr. Putin's decree stopped short of formally recognizing the two breakaway provinces as independent states.
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Social media users demanded #JusticeforSalahuddin and stuck their tongues out in solidarity to decree #IAmSalahuddin.
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Should Apple have to have open APIs, which was part of the Microsoft consent decree?
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Louisville, Ky., is not known to have renegotiated its decree with the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Romania's prime minister said on Saturday he was would scrap the decree following mass protests.
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Decree Sr. said he believes his estranged wife and daughter were involved in a cult.
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Weeks of concern "This been going on for the past month," Decree Sr. told WTVD.
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Shana and Dominique Decree were found "disoriented" and taken to a hospital, the document states.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, the source said.
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According to a royal decree, the ban has to be lifted before June 24 2018.
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Letes held by people or provinces would be exempt from the decree, the source said.
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The government decree would have decriminalized some corruption offenses, which alarmed Romanian judges and prosecutors.
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Argentina's new government hiked export levies on soy, wheat and corn, an official decree showed.
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"A significant percentage of this indebtedness has been contracted in foreign currency," the decree said.
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The company said the decree in question partially addressed widespread demands from Brazil's port operators.
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Under that decree, organizations that are banned by the government lose their right to appeal.
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The decree goes into effect immediately but requires the approval of Congress within 120 days.
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Mr. Newsom's decree means those who remain will be spared while he remains in power.
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Pavlopoulos is then expected to issue a decree ordering the new vote and dissolving parliament.
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In fact, the consent decree did not just deal with tenants; it dealt with employment.
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Together with a 2004 presidential decree, the 2003 law had substantially restricted access to firearms.
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Experts warn that the decree could worsen violence in Brazil instead of helping solve it.
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In violation of Chávez's constitution, it has been called by presidential decree rather than by referendum.
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Unless the government overturns these property rights by decree, it may face a large compensation bill.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, signed a decree giving amnesty to 3,600 members of the FARC.
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Iohannis, a former leader of the center-right opposition, strongly criticized the government over the decree.
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Read consent decree here (PDF) "We now require cameras in those vans," Mayor Catherine Pugh said.
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Tuesday's decree raised a limit on ammunition purchases to 5,000 cartridges per year for normal guns.
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After the scandal, a "consent decree" resulted in the OPD being monitored by a federal judge.
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The Queen then issued a decree making all of the children of William and Kate royal.
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Chicago police union fights state&aposs &aposbizarre&apos proposed consent decree after Obama-era DOJ investigation.
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Emergency rule by decree has rendered parliament useless, says Selin Sayek Boke, the CHP's deputy head.
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SALEH BIN NASSER AL-JASSER APPOINTED AS THE NEW SAUDI ARABIA MINISTER OF TRANSPORT -ROYAL DECREE
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The military will "act strongly" to control the wildfires, Bolsonaro promised as he signed the decree.
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The decree would allow carriers to substitute fines for new investment and pay fines in installments.
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Today, the consent decree provides those in the county who oppose redistricting with an easy defense.
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There has been no state or federal investigation and no decree that the school make reforms.
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"We think the market is a little skittish heading into the [Wynn Palace] opening," DeCree said.
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"Nothing in the consent decree gives support to the (Justice Department Antitrust Division's) views," wrote Stanton.
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For the decree to be killed, both the Senate and the lower house must reject it.
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Now the President can rule by decree, bypassing parliament altogether and expanding the crackdown at will.
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Such systemic failings explain why the mayor, Rahm Emanuel, at last agreed to a consent decree.
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The Trumps entered their consent decree in 1975 after a two-year fight in the courts.
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LP's CEO and Chairman of the board is nominated and can be revoked by government decree.
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Chicago police have argued that the decree is a shroud for even more anti-police policies.
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This decision is no Jupiterian decree, imposed arbitrarily by the powers in Paris on resentful rurals.
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Magistrates declined an invitation to meet Prime Minister Viorica Dancila on Monday to discuss the decree.
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She was hired as part of a consent decree aimed specifically at helping stop extrajudicial violence.
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Local reinsurers' premiums experienced strong growth in 27234, following a 2014 decree on reinsurance capacity optimisation.
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The agreement, known as a consent decree, would spare Ferguson a long and expensive court fight.
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The decree also bans VTC vehicles from plying for trade by freely circulating in the streets.
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Also on display is Charles V's 1529 decree appointing Cortés as Captain General of New Spain.
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There were 187 paragraphs in the decree, and "each paragraph required a policy change," said Cole.
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The decree, published in May, lengthened the deadline for contracts governing port concessions, benefiting current operators.
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Following a decree by King Philip II, the office was to formally describe Spain's colonial holdings.
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A: Nothing in the executive decree that was signed indicates that it will be applied retroactively.
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Without this so-called "growth decree" GDP would have risen 0.1 percent this year, it estimated.
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The declaration allowed authorities to rule by decree and bypass the parliament in passing new laws.
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Future Forward's secretary-general, Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, said there was no immediate emergency that justified the decree.
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AMAZON.COM INC - BEZOS INFORMED CO DIVORCE DECREE IS EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED IN APPROXIMATELY 90 DAYS
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In April, the president sued a presidential decree relieving Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ghandour of his position.
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Sistani issued a decree in 2014 calling up Iraqis to volunteer to fight against Islamic State.
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The decree came just days after three southern provinces were declared disaster zones following forest fires.
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Previous attempts to decriminalize several graft offences via decree triggered the largest street protests in decades.
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The consent decree came down during the Obama administration amid allegations of racism and police brutality.
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It brought its latest lawsuit in 2014 after Russia issued a decree to clarify its rights.
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According to TMZ , Jolie filed legal documents asking a judge to issue a final divorce decree.
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The FTC has confirmed that it is investigating Facebook for potential violations of the consent decree.
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Mr McAuliffe has said he will sign a decree for each felon; he hasn't started yet.
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If passed, the decree would indefinitely delay Romania's upgrade to the emerging market status from frontier.
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In September, King Salman issued the royal decree giving women permission to drive in Saudi Arabia.
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The cabinet will probably discuss and approve the decree next week, one of the sources said.
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"Caesars has been one of the pioneers in that respect," said Gaming Union analyst John DeCree.
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But that decree ends in 2018 — just as the FCC's net neutrality regulations are also eliminated.
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Saudi Arabia's King Salman approved the killings in a royal decree, according to The Associated Press.
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And there's no preordained decree that this can't be the year for one of those upsets.
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After nearly two years of legal wrangling, the Trumps gave up and signed a consent decree.
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The decree said the Russian contingent would include military observers, staff officers and military communications specialists.
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A royal decree was issued in September announcing the end of the ban in June 2018.
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The Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Mr. Castro for violating a 1949 papal decree against supporting Communism.
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His language drew a swift reaction on social media from those who mocked his formal decree.
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Borelli said the tax increase should have been made by federal law and not executive decree.
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The Supreme Court has told the American people they will not be saved by judicial decree.
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"This decree will bring much needed federal oversight," he said during the somber, four-hour hearing.
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The FTC is already conducting a non-public look into whether Facebook violated a consent decree.
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There aren't many places left in the world where a name can be changed by decree.
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Last week's decree promises to boost production by increasing the workforce of companies in the sector.
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The decree must be approved by parliament in the next 60 days or it will expire.
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Though Cersei is no longer in control of the king, presumably the royal decree still stands.
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I hope that the restrictions set by the decree are adequate and ensure what we want.
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Maduro said government legislators would propose a decree to declare Venezuela in "economic emergency" on Tuesday.
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A 1945 decree transferred ownership of properties within the city's prewar boundaries to the city government.
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Using a decree, rather than legislation, allowed Mr. Hollande's government to avoid a debate by lawmakers.
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On Friday, Spain's government adopted a decree to facilitate the legal relocation of companies outside Catalonia.
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It is not the first such monument, but it is the first built by presidential decree.
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"I want this consent decree," the Baltimore police commissioner, Kevin Davis, said at a news conference.
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SPD and the DOJ entered into a consent decree, binding the police department to implement reforms.
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In scene after scene, party officials decree that the seriousness of the accident isn't so bad.
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The FSKN was founded by presidential decree in 2003 in response to the growing drug problem.
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Both have been talking for months over claims that Facebook violated a 2011 privacy consent decree.
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The draft decree would also allow the government to ration supplies and requisition factories and buildings.
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This would most likely mean enforcing the 2005 decree and removing clergy members caught in unchastity.
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Rome, Italy's government expected to approve emergency decree to support the economy amid a coronavirus outbreak.
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One Italian official told the Journal a decision on the decree would be reached Saturday evening.
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His decree was issued on Thursday and took effect on Wednesday when he signed it (CNN).
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Faced with the deepening coronavirus crisis, lawmakers buried political differences and quickly approved the decree unanimously.
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Santander, founded by Royal Decree in 1857, has been run by the Botins for four generations.
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The government rescinded the emergency decree and was forced to fend off a no-confidence motion.
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The women were still dressed according to ISIS decree, fully covered in black hijabs and abayas.
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When questioned at the hospital, Shana and Dominique Decree at first denied knowing what had happened.
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Morocco's government approved a decree on the suspension of customs duty on soft wheat from Jan.
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The government plans to pass the laws by decree next month, having already won parliamentary backing.
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The expectation that backlash could be limited by decree has shown itself to be wishful thinking.
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Santander, founded by Royal Decree in 1857, has been run by the Botins for four generations.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies due to hold confidence vote on 'Milleproroghe' decree (1130); question time (1500).
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His plans to revamp the rigid labor code by decree, largely bypassing Parliament, have sown unease.
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The computer company was placed under a consent decree to address monopolistic practices in word processing.
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With no environment agency on the ground enforcing it, Bolsonaro's decree might be ineffective, he adds.
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A decree by the French prime minister is still necessary for the extradition to go ahead.
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The suit filed Tuesday against the Baltimore County Police Department is unrelated to the consent decree.
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Shana Decree told detectives the whole family "wanted to die," according to a probable cause affidavit.
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"We've been calling and checking and doing everything we needed to do," Decree Sr. told WTVD.
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In 22018 the department entered a consent decree with a federal court requiring it to reform.
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The previous one had been to protest Ayatollah Khomeini's decree forcing women to wear the hijab.
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Despite Mr. Salvini's decree criminalizing the rescue boats, he himself has said that migration is down.
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Despite Mr. Salvini's decree criminalizing the rescue boats, he himself has said that migration is down.
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Based on that, the departing Brazilian president, Michel Temer, signed the decree ordering the fugitive's extradition.
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But it's clear that there is help out there, with or without the state government's decree.
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After a 2009 health ministry decree, emergency contraception - or the morning-after pill - was also banned.
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ROME, March 12 (Reuters) - Italian insurers will be able to limit the impact of excessive BTP bond volatility on their balance sheets thanks to new EU rules Rome will include in a decree to offset the economic impact of coronavirus, a draft decree seen by Reuters showed.
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"The consent decree requires Facebook to always be vigilant to possible privacy problems and try to solve them," said David C. Vladeck, a professor at Georgetown Law and a former director of consumer protection at the F.T.C. who oversaw the investigation that led to the consent decree.
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Following international attention — including a protest at Tate Modern and public disapproval of the decree by Amnesty International — all of the artists arrested this week were released last night, December 6, as the government announced the decree would no longer take effect as planned on December 7.
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Reducing prison populations is not just a matter of passing a decree, then sitting back and waiting.
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The consent decree dates back to 1982, in the aftermath of the 1981 election in New Jersey.
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The decree follows angry demonstrations across university campuses this week after a student was arrested for sedition.
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A consent decree that Facebook signed with a federal agency in 2011 hasn't prevented additional privacy missteps.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police is fighting a proposed consent decree it considers heavily anti-police.
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"Not today, Gravity, you surly son of a bitch," the crowd seemed to collectively and defiantly decree.
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As always, keep in mind that sexual empowerment doesn't entail a decree of acceptable positions and fetishes.
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Critics say enforcement of the consent decree has been complicated by what they call its ambiguous language.
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A decree in 2010 by the then-president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, enshrined those standards in law.
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Lorenzoni said the decree restored the right of citizens to have a weapon for their legitimate defense.
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The government minister who issued the decree has since been sacked, but his ban remains in place.
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The National Assembly, which is led by Venezuela's political opposition, voted late Tuesday to reject Maduro's decree.
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Mr Erdogan rules by decree under a state of emergency that will remain throughout the referendum campaign.
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"The decree is at the very least a failure," Isarescu told senators on the budget-finance committee.
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Most of the new measures, first announced in an emergency decree in December, were confirmed on Friday.
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It is probing whether Facebook violated a 2011 consent decree with the agency over its privacy practices.
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A perfect example of when tech meets fashion, the smart watches can do anything its developers decree.
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And, unlike cutting subsidies, paring capacity by decree, as China has, will not stop the problem recurring.
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"The RNC has scrupulously complied with its obligations under the consent decree," wrote RNC lawyer Bobby Burchfield,.
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On January 15th he signed a decree that makes it easier for "good citizens" to buy guns.
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The state of emergency, which allows Mr Erdogan to rule by decree, looks set to last indefinitely.
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The FTC could slap Facebook with fines of up to $40,000 per violation of the consent decree.
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Kenji Scott, a longtime community activist, asked the court to delay the implementation of the consent decree.
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Just look at this pup: We hereby decree that all interviews should be conducted with good boys.
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But he points out that Macron is also willing to pass measures by decree, bypassing parliamentary votes.
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Without this "growth decree", which is still being finalised, GDP would have risen 0.1 percent, it estimated.
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The decree did not stipulate a buyer, but Rosneft is widely expected to buy the stake itself.
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COM INC - BEZOS INFORMED CO DIVORCE DECREE IS EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED IN APPROXIMATELY 90 DAYS * AMAZON.
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Both deals have closed, and the government and companies have asked Leon to approve their consent decree.
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The vague parameters of the decree essentially regulate any and all artistic and cultural activity in Cuba.
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That could occur around mid-year, either through a law or a presidential decree, the spokesman said.
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