While the number of designations has nearly doubled over the last year, 88 percent of those designations were inside North Korea.
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While the president cannot legally undo the designations of their predecessors, he can order the Interior Department to review and reconsider designations.
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MER-1 and MER-2 were the hardware designations of the two rovers, while MER-A and MER-B referred to the mission designations.
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The Trump administration has steadily cut back on TPS designations, parting from previous Republican and Democratic administrations, who more or less summarily renewed those designations.
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Busting the backlog on orphan designations: Exciting scientific advances have led to a doubling of requests for orphan drug designations compared to five years earlier.
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"TSA's refusal to remove unsupportable SSI designations—including designations pertaining to previously published information—raises serious questions about its stewardship of the SSI program," Roth testified.
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Babbitt received the Newbery Honor Medal, the American Library Association's Notable Book designations, and The New York Times' Best Book designations, among other awards for her work.
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It would retroactively repeal the FSOC's designations of certain nonbank financial firms as systemically important and prohibit the FSOC from making any such designations in the future.
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I believe that the FSOC designations of these firms (MetLife and Prudential) occurred before the final designations by the FSB, but I have to look back at that more carefully.
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"By eliminating the designations of nine entities to provide Lifeline broadband service, the Bureau has substantially undermined businesses who had begun relying on those designations," Clyburn said in a statement on Friday.
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Those dreadful numerical designations, while utilitarian, are often quite silly.
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The most interesting thing here, then, is the naming designations.
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For the consumer, designations of origin provide transparency and protection.
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When is the last time you updated your beneficiary designations?
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Those designations communicate knowledge of wine and spirits to employers.
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Now let's look at how zoning designations affect new construction.
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The designations for South Sudan and Sudan expire in November.
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All of Makena Kelly's designations in this story are accurate.
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Those designations have value, but they take time to achieve.
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As a result, flood zone designations can be very contentious.
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The department announced designations against one individual and three companies.
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Review and update the beneficiary designations on all your accounts.
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All designations, which have somehow never been given to these characters.
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Those designations could qualify them for special consideration for government contracts.
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Farmers hope these designations will promote tourism and enhance their brand.
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There have only been 21 designations since 2010 under this order.
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As they consider their Opportunity Zone designations, the stakes are high.
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Ms. Mandelker said to expect additional designations in the coming weeks.
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Some Republicans have pushed for such designations in the past. Reps.
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The argument that designations hurt local communities is also a stretch.
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The State Department also announced 12 new terrorist designations on Tuesday.
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It also reminds us that many of our fashion designations are arbitrary.
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The witnesses said such designations are the responsibility of the State Department.
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Wray said that FTO designations are the responsibility of the State Department.
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Moreover, the HFPA's genre designations have always been kind of a mess.
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"Watch That Man" (along with "The Jean Genie") earned New York designations.
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The designations were a project of Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California.
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National monument designations are meant to ensure consistent protection for public lands.
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"We understood the value of our marks, of official designations," Silver said.
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But civil rights advocates and conservationists applauded Obama's monument designations on Thursday.
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Individuals with these designations have particular knowledge and take on legal responsibilities.
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Treasury is reviewing Dodd-Frank and the designations, all at Trump's direction.
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An EPA spokeswoman said the agency is moving forward on the designations.
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These designations shed light on the nature of the information in Mrs.
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State governors have been instructed to make their designations by mid-March.
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All of those designations are now threatened by Judge Collyer's MetLife opinion,
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The Trump administration issued 156 sanctions designations in its first 16 months.
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As for human culture, it can alter designations of disgust quite quickly.
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Those garages now have historical designations that bring them measures of protection.
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Instead, we get the "upper body injury" and "lower body injury" designations.
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And it laid out the zoning designations for dozens of individual parcels.
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These designations were based on the way that artists commonly define editions.
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An EPA spokeswoman said the agency is moving forward on the designations.
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They should also verify that the professional's designations are accurate and current.
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The designations reinforce sanctions imposed on the two militia leaders last month.
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She oversaw most of Obama's major monument designations that Trump is targeting.
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Previous designations have been terminated for immigrants from Sudan, Haiti and Nicaragua.
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Still, the center does provide detailed explanations for many of its designations.
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Both groups are also trying to make the argument that their designations mean more than the 176 other designations, by Mr. Maugeri's count, that can be placed after a person's name with few or not very rigorous requirements.
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The US Treasury and Office of Foreign Asset Control are implementing the designations.
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It added 300 new designations in Iran's oil, shipping, insurance and banking sectors.
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The council's designations trigger stricter regulatory oversight and requirements to hold more capital.
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They acknowledged, however, that Congress could pass measures restricting or altering the designations.
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The cooperation of China and Russia would be needed for any further designations.
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It adds 300 new designations in Iran's oil, shipping, insurance and banking sectors.
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In the Jim Crow era such designations determined which schools their children attended.
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And the two groups are campaigning to raise public awareness about their designations.
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Through late October of this year, another 606 sanctions designations had been added.
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Earlier this year, Pruitt attempted to delay by one year the compliance designations.
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"Misconceptions exist about how critical-habitat designations impact private property," the court said.
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Not likely, because the new regulations have enormous loopholes to avoid such designations.
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Those two designations have gone hand-in-hand less than you might think.
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That unit and Mr. Suleimani are already under sanctions from lesser terrorism designations.
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New designations and enforcement actions have had a compounding effect for these penalties.
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The secretary of the interior, Ryan Zinke, is reviewing 27 national monument designations.
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No president has undone a predecessor's designations in the law's 110-year history.
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He tried in June to delay the nonattainment designations for the ozone rule.
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In contrast to blocking U.S. proposed designations of 10 shipping vessels last December, Xi recently imposed a trade ban on 32 dual-use items pursuant to UN Security Resolution 2375, and approved UN Security Council designations, which included two Chinese companies.
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National monument designations Zinke was also asked about the hot topic of national monuments.
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The Trump administration maintains that none of these designations violate the Iran nuclear deal.
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"Look at those beneficiary designations to make sure they're up to date," Hindman said.
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National monument designations put areas off limits to developers, which can anger industry interests.
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For those, she's giving the Trump Organization until July 85033 to make final designations.
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"Today's SIFI designations are just tomorrow's taxpayer-funded bailouts," he said in a statement.
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National monument designations can only be had for properties already part of federal landholdings.
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Unfortunately, the State Department designations, which were required by law no later than Nov.
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By law, decisions on TPS designations are required 21999 days before an expiration deadline.
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DHS filed a notice Thursday extending TPS designations for the four countries until Jan.
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Often, these designations are made without the support of the people on the ground.
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World-Check says it uses only public domain sources to compile its terrorism designations.
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Some of the largest monument designations were heavily criticized by state and local officials.
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Musicians initially disliked the word; they preferred more specific designations like rumba or bolero.
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Trump signs an executive order asking the Interior Department to review federal monument designations.
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The list of proposed designations mirrors new sanctions announced by the U.S. Treasury last week.
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The HDR and 5.1 designations solidify the phone's place as a high-end entertainment system.
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He didn't undo any of Obama's national monument designations — he ordered a review of them.
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I myself doubt the need for nonbank SIFI designations, and would repeal the FSOC's power.
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Wines from the Kamptal, like the Bründlmayer, and other regions do not carry these designations.
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But activists say neither Kelly nor Nielsen were bound by statute to end the designations.
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President Trump tasked the Interior Department with assessing potential changes to large national monument designations.
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Lee's new bill would require congressional approval for any new national monument designations in Utah.
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Funding Both designations come with pluses and minuses, experts and senior administration officials told CNN.
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South Sudan's TPS was established in 2011 and had re-designations in 2014 and 2016.
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"These designations will maintain pressure on Russia to work toward a diplomatic solution," he said.
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Advisers-in-training are encouraged to earn other designations, like the certified financial planner designation.
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Some of the delays at Hellinikon, for instance, were because of uncertain land-use designations.
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The question is how long regulators in Washington will continue to follow the board's designations.
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Such changes would also likely ensnare South Korea, Taiwan and other countries in manipulator designations.
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The designations officially end a week from now, on February 2 at 9 a.m. EST.
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That also means reviewing beneficiary designations and questioning the trustees named within the estate plan.
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Most law enforcement professionals agree that "sanctuary city" designations mean little from a policing standpoint.
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The State Department designations deny Haniyeh and the three groups access to the U.S. financial system.
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Violent crimes, gun crimes, suspected gang affiliation, and other designations increase a person's Chronic Offender Score.
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You may also come across financial professionals with an alphabet soup of designations after their names.
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This is especially important because your beneficiary designations will trump the wishes outlined in your will.
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But often this is protected by designations of "area of outstanding natural beauty" or "ancient woodland".
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Green groups and scientists have supported the designations and condemned any move to reduce their size.
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Prudential and American International Group are the other two insurers who have been given SIFI designations.
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It's unclear if Trump could unilaterally undo Obama's designations, because it has never been tried before.
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"There is significant overlap in the critical habitat designations for these three species," the agency noted.
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In general, no-go zone designations are ridiculed by those who know the areas in question.
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Even if designations alone cannot achieve much, they can create the groundwork for successful law enforcement.
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Of the proposals now circulating at the White House, four potential monument designations are particularly compelling.
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Anyway, congrats to the M1299 on its induction into the world of alpha-numeric military designations.
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Today, Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey are among the protected geographical designations in the European Union.
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These questions remain for many in the working political class across organizations, associations, and political designations.
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First, the bill incorporates those most impacted by national monument reductions and designations into the discussion.
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Leaders should treat Opportunity Zones designations as the first step in a holistic policy reform effort.
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Environmentalists and Democratic states have sued the EPA to force the declarations known as "nonattainment" designations.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration imposed sanctions on five Russians in designations from that earlier law.
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"These are not medieval designations," she said of The Witch's themes once she had the microphone.
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The designation offers more permanent protection than other federal designations like national wilderness or conservation areas.
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The list of proposed designations mirrors new sanctions announced by the U.S. Treasury earlier on Friday.
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In turn, the Commerce Department will conduct a review of designations and expansions of national marine sanctuaries within 180 days and of all designations and expansions under the Antiquities Act of 1906, a law that gives the President the power to designate land for federal protection.
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The designations highlight that "this Iranian regime is not a normal government," a senior administration official said.
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While presenting a challenge, any such de-designations would not erode Washington's policy options to counter Tehran.
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The other countries with TPS designations are El Salvador, Haiti, Nepal, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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But because the client's beneficiary designations were not updated, his ex-wife received his retirement account assets.
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Goldfuss declined to say whether Obama would use the trip to announce any new national monument designations.
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House Republicans will hold a hearing Tuesday to probe controversial national monument designations under the Antiquities Act.
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Zinke's comments come after he asked the president to keep two national monument designations without any changes.
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Geographical designations are still the most useful, I believe, but a little extra thought is often welcome.
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Administration lawyers have been poring over the proposed language for the terrorist designations and their possible consequences.
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A few of the designations also nodded to the base that catapulted Mr. Trump to the presidency.
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Conservative groups argue that such designations, similar to national parks, create regulatory burdens that hurt local economies.
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The Trump administration will soon reveal its plans to potentially shrink or eliminate 85033 national monument designations.
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The five Spanish provinces where it is produced are split into four different Protected Designations of Origin.
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The "troubled condition" status is one of the lowest designations employed by the Fed, The WSJ said.
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The officials would not discuss whether Russian media working in the United States would face similar designations.
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Conservative conservation is also the administration's approach to the national monument designations it inherited from President Obama.
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It's likely that you could see designations of their bank accounts and perhaps of the banks themselves.
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China's government has actively sought Unesco's designations for various sites since its first application 30 years ago.
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With the genocide designations, Murad called on the international community to take ISIS to the international criminal court.
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Failure to review and update your beneficiary designations can result in major slip-ups if you pass away.
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These designations place those lands under federal protection that Zinke and his department are largely responsible for overseeing.
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Many experts agree that the FTO label won't significantly deepen the impact that previous designations have already had.
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The number of students granted 504 designations more than tripled from 2000 to 2016, according to WSJ's analysis.
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White students possess 64% of the 504 designations, despite accounting for slightly more than half of school enrollment.
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Professional designations abound, and clients have come to expect to see them listed after a financial advisor's name.
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But the designations are among the most controversial under Obama, with strong opposition among local and state leaders.
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It also requires Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to review previous presidents' designations of marine national monuments and sanctuaries.
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Some of these designations were given in part because of information found on blogs, according to VICE News.
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The Trump administration is moving to reduce or remove "national monument" designations made by President Clinton and Obama.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is formally asking President Trump to keep two national monument designations without any changes.
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It's incumbent on the government to review conditions in a given country and decide whether to renew designations.
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The badge could also draw attention to how Amazon determines which products get certain designations on the site.
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Often, California winemakers appropriated European geographical designations, calling their wines names like Chablis, Rhine wine, Chianti and Burgundy.
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The California Department of Agriculture is moving forward with an appellations project that would certify designations of origin.
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"We've focused on more designations in increasingly sophisticated ways across a wider spectrum of programs," Ms. Mandelker said.
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Now, President Trump is bucking years of precedent by threatening to revoke the protected status for these designations.
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One order instructs Mr. Zinke to review all national monument designations made under the Antiquities Act after Jan.
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The designations have stuck in the craw of two Republican warhorses, Senator Orrin Hatch and Representative Rob Bishop.
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Unilateral designations that circumvent Congress typically result in devastating costs for rural America and our future economic prosperity.
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A coalition of Democratic state attorneys general have pledged to sue Pruitt over the delayed designations as well.
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Nor would they predict what backlash foreign journalists in China might face as a result of the designations.
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Areas of special treatment include visas, passports, law enforcement, permitted trade in sensitive technologies, customs designations and investment.
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"As long as the game is making those choices and those designations," Alderson said, "so is an arbiter."
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It's unclear how the Commerce Department designations will affect Dahua's and Hikvision's businesses, though the companies appear stoic.
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If the public, especially local communities, do not support the designations, the value is diminished in their eyes.
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If the public, especially local communities, do not support the designations, the value is diminished in their eyes.
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Dodd-Frank gave regulators the power to make such designations, which carry with them heightened regulations and oversight.
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He also writes that he has not received any awards, designations or academic recognition related to agricultural scientist.
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The program was created to provide temporary aid, but some designations have stretched as long as two decades.
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" The law says that presidents should limit designations to the "smallest area compatible with proper care and management.
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The FAA knows all about those itinerant poles, and regularly evaluates runway designations to make sure they're still accurate.
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Both attacks hit so-called "soft targets," designations that describe people or things that are relatively unprotected or vulnerable.
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At schools where 75% or more of the students are eligible for subsidized lunches, only 1.6% have 504 designations.
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He said any reforms he proposes would focus on opening the door to more public input on monument designations.
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"The AFC training is a lot more aligned with my practice than some of the other designations," Tomaneng said.
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But the "Gouda Holland" and "Edam Holland" geographical designations can only refer to cheeses made entirely in the Netherlands.
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These should include broadening the target package for a new batch of designations aimed at stifling Iranian illicit procurement.
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Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said U.S. authorities had informed them prior to the designations and it was investigating.
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Republicans have sought significant changes to the Antiquities Act for years, and Obama's designations added fuel to the fire.
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The Antiquities Act of 1906 is the landmark law that first provided for the possibility of national monument designations.
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Trump signed an executive order in April that ordered federal officials to review 20 years of national monument designations.
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In addition, Brown notes, the berries can be labeled organic, since radioactivity is not covered under common organic designations.
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But the program generally operates by executive action, with the secretary of Homeland Security announcing new designations and terminations.
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Its text includes clear internal limitations and the Trump administration is right to review prior designations for executive largess.
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"[T]here are multiple designations but only the national monument is the purview exclusively of the president," said Jewell.
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The designations aren't based on whether a candidate is male or female, but on each individual's choice of language.
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If they were not already listed, these designations add National Historic Landmarks to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Another incoming member, Haley Stevens of Michigan, was once in charge of Mr. Obama's Senate confirmations and cabinet designations.
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One official said that trying to enforce the sanctions that the terrorist designations would prompt would be a nightmare.
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The F.D.A. gave Siga several valuable incentives toward its application for approval, including fast-track and priority review designations.
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Endangered species designations, especially those located in waterways, are often burdensome for industries that must meet strict pollution standards.
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Many are concerned that the FSOC's designations have codified the "too-big-to-fail" taxpayer bailout mentality into law.
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Mr. Zinke said the review of those monuments would include only designations made since 1996, stretching over 100,000 acres.
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Some designations are controversial, as was Mr. Obama's designation of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah in December.
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From the standpoint of U.S. policy on Iran, these new sanctions designations are another step in the wrong direction.
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But some of those designations are in question now, after MetLife mounted the first legal challenge to that process.
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But before Trump, the government generally kept renewing the designations — especially for countries that weren't in great shape generally.
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So what if kratom were to become Schedule II, III, or IV, designations that are less restrictive, research-wise?
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Russia objected to the designations because it said the U.S. proposal was not "adequately substantiated by sufficient information," diplomats said.
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It doesn't hurt to take a look at your beneficiary designations periodically to make sure that they reflect your wishes.
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The governing body behind these designations can also be a smart place to look for a financial professional for you.
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Alongside the launch, Tumblr says it's also introducing new Community Guidelines that define how the Explicit and Sensitive designations differ.
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It is also currently protected under European Union designations as a Special Protection Area (SPA) and as a Ramsar site.
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The FSOC has already removed SIFI designations from two nonbanks - American International Group and General Electric's finance arm, GE Capital.
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White students disproportionately benefit: 64% of special designations go to them, while they're less than half of public school enrollment.
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Republican President Donald Trump, however, has expressed skepticism about designations and the council of regulatory heads that assigns the labels.
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An estate plan, including a trust, healthcare proxy forms and power of attorney designations, can run as low as $2,000.
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"These designations will maintain pressure on Russia to work toward a diplomatic solution" on Ukraine, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.
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The new Taliban-related designations follow a spate of violence in Afghanistan that preceded the country's parliamentary elections last week.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority lists CFP and similar designations on its website and provides a brief summary of each.
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""The Antiquities Act in the early 1900s was put in place to save small areas, it actually says 'small designations.
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With so many unrecognized names surfacing at all once, of course, it's difficult to determine the legitimacy of these designations.
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The review covers all monument designations over 100,000 acres going back to 1996, which includes more than three dozen monuments.
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Those designations can block oil and natural gas drilling, mining, grazing, fishing or other land uses, depending on the circumstances.
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By law, State must weigh in on conditions on the ground before DHS makes a final decision on TPS designations.
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Muslim Brotherhood terrorist designations include: Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Syria with the notable exceptions being Qatar and Turkey.
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Also, since January 2017, the Departments of Treasury and State jointly made dozens of sanctions designations against Hezbollah's overseas networks.
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Republicans consider the designations of non-banks one of the most egregious extensions of federal power included in the law.
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For the outdoors industry, an Interior-led review of 27 large monument designations made since 85033 represented an existential threat.
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U.S. laws that govern the process of "currency manipulator" designations are intended to guard against political interference (The Washington Post).
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Such "in or out" designations do not account for differences in potential flooding depths from one property to the next.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) would put new rules on large national monument designations made by presidents.
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He can announce a new round of sanctions designations and call on the Europeans, Russia, and China to follow suit.
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The administration does not need to make its designations of EPCs in November, but there is no time to waste.
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For Uber, however, changing the designations of drivers to employees from freelancers could raise costs for payroll taxes and benefits.
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In addition, wills don't have any power over beneficiary designations on other items, such as life insurance and retirement accounts.
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The department also said it "no longer recognizes the designations of ten automated vehicle proving grounds" announced in January 2017.
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"Based upon those de-designations, the special master released the 12 items to the government that day," the filing said.
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"These are not blanket waivers," insisted Hillary Batjer Johnson, the State Department's deputy coordinator for homeland security, screening and designations.
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Residential districts, for example, are broken into designations ranging from R1 (single-family detached residences) through R10 (high-density towers).
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More useful are units such as census block groups, wards, planning districts or municipal designations for neighborhoods within a city.
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Steve Pearce experienced all of these designations in 2012 alone: released, signed as a free agent, purchased, selected off waivers.
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In making these designations, Mr. Kupchan said, "Trump today sent a shot across their bows with this show of resolve."
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Historically, the White House, until the Trump administration, has played a secondary and non-directive role in shaping terrorist designations.
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All FTO designations are subject to a judicial review, should it be determined that the sanctioned party has legal standing.
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Some designations by previous administrations may be scaled back or eliminated, the first time such a move would be made.
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"The ability of a passenger to delay other passengers depends on their queue positions and row designations," the authors wrote.
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They should also check that beneficiary designations are up-to-date and that deeds and all property are titled correctly.
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No one wins when these motivations force expansive designations – especially those whose daily lives depend on access to federal lands.
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Obama used the law aggressively, prompting oil and mining industries, ranchers and conservatives to ask Trump to review the designations.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration has yet to issue executive orders implementing the sanctions designations of specific companies for violating them.
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He even tweeted that new sanctions are not needed after the US Treasury announced new designations on two Chinese entities.
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It was doubtful anyway whether it is in the executive's authority to remove national monument designations bestowed by previous presidents.
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But this source said that the practical impact is "negligible," given that the designated Iraqis aren't thought to have any assets in the US. Schenker acknowledged that the designations are "first and foremost" symbolic but said the US will be going after economic assets where they can and that more designations will be coming.
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The officials said drafts of executive orders have been written asking the State Department to study possible designations of the groups.
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Given the agencies' legal obligation to protect the values that led to the monument designations, these plans surely violate federal law.
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"I commend the Trump administration for stopping this cycle of executive abuse and beginning a review of past designations," he said.
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He earned his Certified Financial Planner™ and Chartered Financial Consultant® designations and holds a life, health, disability insurance license.
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Because these human coronaviruses are so mild, they don't have names beyond their four-character designations: OC43, 229E, HKU1, and NL63.
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"The American Wind Energy Association is not advocating for re-visiting any (marine sanctuary) designations," said Evan Vaughn, spokesman for AWEA.
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Several large insurers fought their SIFI designations, arguing that they do not pose the same kind of risks as big banks.
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He acknowledged that public concerns over monument designations — which have larger average footprints today than ever before — spurred the administration's review.
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With these first designations under the Trump administration, that brings the total number of people targeted under the act to 49.
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Lawmakers pointed to past decisions to rescind terrorism designations from the governments of North Korea and Cuba in the last decade.
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Unfortunately, I believe the designations of MetLife and Prudential – two major American insurers – were not made in the most transparent manner.
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She represents the farmers' groups and some of the property owners challenging the jaguar and dusky gopher frog critical habitat designations.
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The companies may use the opinion as evidence when their designations are up for annual review in front of the council.
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But the wind lobby completely opposes the designations, and the solar group told regulators that the incentive structure is too punitive.
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Both designations drew criticism — from timber interests in Maine, fishermen in Hawaii and officials in both places who resent federal stewardship.
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According to a recent Federal Financial Analytics study, improper SIFI designations are reducing regional banks' capital to lend by $20 billion.
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The designations recognize the development of model tenements in Ridgewood in the early 20th century, according to a 2010 commission report.
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With this in mind, President Donald Trump directed me, in April, to review recent national monument designations under the Antiquities Act.
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Washington should also call Beijing's bluff and force it to veto new U.N. designations of North Korean front companies and individuals.
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One of two weekly reviews meetings, where we go over our album review schedule, scoring, Best New Music designations and assignments.
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Precise details of the president's decision are still unclear, as is the identity of other monument designations the administration may challenge.
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During the Obama years, the White House got involved in the FTO designations of Boko Haram, Pakistan Taliban and Haqqani Network.
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Trust & Will does wills starting at $69 and trusts starting at $399 (it also does guardian designations only, starting at $39).
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There are a number of financial planning designations, and if these are earned it may indicate a commitment to the business.
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Conservation groups have aggressively opposed the monuments review, and have threatened to sue over any attempt to undo past monument designations.
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Likewise, you may pay more to work with a certain financial advisor based on their education, experience, expertise and various designations.
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Outdoor retailer Patagonia is launching an environmental activism initiative after recently challenging the Interior Department over changes to national monument designations.
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Presidential monument designations or expansions have exceeded 2628,28503 acres 22019 times, and every legal challenge based on monument size has failed.
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Zinke began his review in April when President Trump ordered the Interior Department to reconsider 27 large monument designations since 1996.
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Many legal scholars question whether President Trump has the power to rescind monument designations or make substantial changes to their boundaries.
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Some dislike the law because presidents have tended to use it late in their terms to sidestep opposition to their designations.
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They've vowed to file lawsuits if Trump attempted any changes that would reduce the size of monuments or rescind their designations.
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LePage later joined Trump for an announcement that the administration would review Obama-era national monument designations, a move that LePage supported.
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"This set of designations is not in response to any single event or issue," a U.S. senior administration official told VICE News.
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It included provisions meant to discourage companies from shifting profits, headquarters designations or actual economic activity overseas to minimize their tax bills.
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Below that are 'B' and 'C' level designations that grant jurisdiction outside of the United States, but limited to the Pan-Americas.
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Rolling back the national monument designations would open up the possibility for increased livestock grazing, and natural resource prospecting, on these lands.
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MetLife, in its filing, said the court should wait to rule until the administration finishes its review of designations, expected in October.
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The proposal includes provisions to eliminate FSOC's authority to designate certain firms as "too big to fail" and rescinds previous FSOC designations.
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TPS designations are assigned, renewed or removed by the Homeland Security secretary, with advice on country conditions by the secretary of State.
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One of President Theodore Roosevelt's earliest monument designations, in 1908, protected the Grand Canyon until Congress could declare it a national park.
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Under Barack Obama and George W. Bush, TPS designations were routinely extended in 6-18 month cycles, and could be renewed indefinitely.
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Dialogue with Europe should focus on the policy goals of trans-Atlantic sanctions on Russia as well as on specific sanctions designations.
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Regardless of these designations, what remains certain is that none of these earthquakes are happening directly on the San Andreas fault line.
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The downgrade to one of the lowest designations occurred about a year ago and has not been previously reported, the report said.
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The unusual designations, something like the legal status that corporations possess, came out of agreements between New Zealand's government and Maori groups.
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They may or may not have the same metal tier designations (bronze, silver, gold, platinum) as the plans listed on the Marketplace.
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US air forces have served under a number of different designations, but the Air Force itself was officially founded September 18, 1947.
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The State Department's Office of Counterterrorism Finance and Designations, where I worked, led the all-source investigation that culminated in HBL's sanction.
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TPS designations are made at the discretion of the secretary of Homeland Security, with input from the State Department on country conditions.
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POWER TO THE STATES AND PEOPLE: President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to review and potentially change previous national monument designations.
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Now is the time to take a second look at your will, trust documents, beneficiary designations and, if applicable, business succession plan.
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"This include hundreds of targets previously granted sanctions relief" under the nuclear deal, "as well more than 300 new designations," he said.
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There are designations for a player resting for rest's sake or a player resting for an injury or to prevent re-injury.
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In 212, using Fifth Avenue as the dividing line, cross streets were given "East" and "West" designations, as in West 21811st Street.
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Meghan Dade, the executive director of the board, said it has recommended sexually violent predator designations for about 5,700 people since 2000.
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The terrorist designations could complicate talks over those issues and a range of diplomatic matters by fueling animosity toward the United States.
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In his comments, Pompeo also applauded Colombia and other Latin American countries' for their recent designations of Hezbollah as a terrorist group.
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But critics of the program want Congress to overhaul it, saying designations were meant to last six to 18 months, at most.
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Congress created the Temporary Protected Status program in 1990 to be temporary, but some designations have stretched as long as two decades.
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"These designations underscore our support for international human rights, and promoting accountability for gross violators of human rights," a department statement reads.
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In the 24 hours before Trump's tweet, top administration officials were busy publicly heralding the new designations targeting the Chinese shipping companies.
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A month later, the State Department responded stating that they do "not comment on internal deliberations" related to foreign terror organization designations.
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The league said it was eliminating the old apparel designations starting with the 2017-18 season, when Nike becomes the official outfitter.
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Some of Mr. Trump's moves have been never been tried before, such as the reversal of national monument designations by his predecessors.
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The dairy sector said the United States should push back on Europe's labeling requirements related to geographic designations for commonly-known cheese.
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It's important to remember that while these designations are arbitrary and should be overturned, they still exist in the most painful ways.
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" The new designations by Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control represent "one of our most significant actions we've taken since our Nov.
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And Trump and Zinke did something that no other president has ever done, which is to reverse national monument designations of past presidents.
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The designations include seven Russian oligarchs, 12 companies, 17 senior government officials in Putin's inner circle, and a state-owned Russian weapons company.
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Zinke's tour comes as he is working to evaluate numerous recent monument designations for potential changes, under an executive order from President Trump.
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HHS also used the public health emergency designation in 20143 after the California wildfires and renewed designations having to do with Zika virus.
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President Trump on Wednesday will order the Interior Department to review 20 years' worth of monument designations on federal land across the country.
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Western conservatives have called for reforms to the Antiquities Act and the president's monument-making power, while Democrats have generally defended the designations.
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Camps are considered safer for inmates and are relatively more pleasant places to do one's sentence than facilities that have higher security designations.
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At the bottom, she included a note: Dear Friends, For my 64th birthday, I have decided to change my racial and nationality designations.
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According to sources familiar with the matter, the top US diplomat wants as many designations against Iran as possible to squeeze its economy.
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These steps should reduce the potential regulatory burdens that result from designations of critical habitat where species are not present in an area.
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Char Miller, an environmental policy professor at Pomona College, said Obama's almost certain to make multiple designations before he leaves the White House.
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Just as Secretary Zinke is seeking local input on national monument designations, he should require FWS to do so with endangered species regulations.
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People who identify as transgender or gender fluid are generally against binary gender designations, and pronouns like "he" or "she" that describe them.
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Trump has systematically targeted for termination long-standing TPS designations — including some that have been consistently renewed for decades, such as El Salvador.
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Any court ruling could have broad implications for the council's designations process going forward, including the handling of firms it has already labeled.
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Britain, France, and the US have blocked such designations, perhaps because of some speculative reports indicating its cooperation with the Free Syrian Army.
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According to Land Rover, six trim designations will be offered: Defender, Defender S, Defender SE, Defender HSE, Defender X, and Defender First Edition.
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We've seen the number of monument designations such as these, on land and sea, rise significantly in the President's last year in office.
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The administration is "confident that all of the president's acting designations were made in accordance with the Vacancies Reform Act," the official said.
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The other designations refer to information the disclosure of which could cause "serious" -- secret -- or "exceptionally grave" -- top secret -- damage to national security.
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Through executive orders, Trump has directed Zinke to undo a moratorium on public lands coal mining and review 27 large national monument designations.
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The reaction has been swift and negative in Mexico, where officials say American terrorist designations of drug cartels could challenge the nation's sovereignty.
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Going forward, the agency has made key changes in order to respond to all requests for orphan designations in 90 days or less.
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Experts and conservationists say Trump doesn't have the power to rescind previous monument designations, so if he tries, he would likely get sued.
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But experts and supporters of the national monument law say Trump can't rescind designations because the Antiquities Act doesn't explicitly provide for that.
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Jeb Hensarling, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has proposed a path to prevent SIFI designations from continuing in the future.
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They say that the ability to undo monument designations is implicit in the Antiquities Act, since presidents have the authority to create them.
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We recognize our political mishaps, but the leap from public deliberation to detentions and fallacious designations is preposterous, shortsighted and an alarming precedent.
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Both designations are supposed to be temporary, giving the administration time to decide whether to rescind or relax the Obama rules more broadly.
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Such designations could make it difficult for the men and women who had served to get employment, loans or access to veterans benefits.
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A rethink of the FSOC's process for doing so, and of these types of prior designations, are in order and likely already underway.
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Even so, the Russian government has threatened to slap similar designations on outside journalists, particularly American ones, in retaliation for the FARA registrations.
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Just this week, he launched a controversial review of national monument designations, which many conservationists see as an assault on federal land protections.
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Shortly after installing Zinke at Interior President Trump ordered the department to review the designations from the previous three administrations of most national monuments.
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But some of the designations drew heavy criticism, including the Bears Ears National Monument, which protects 1.35 million acres of land in southeastern Utah.
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All her sisters attended (even Caitlyn Jenner came!), each in a glittery bubblegum-colored dress, and the cocktails came in cups with "stoplight" designations.
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National monument designations add protections for lands revered for their natural beauty and historical significance with the goal of preserving them for future generations.
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Today's designations come in response to a bill signed into law in August, which required the Treasury to impose new sanctions by January 29th.
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Amazon and Facebook have also faced scrutiny from American lawmakers and academics over alleged monopoly behavior, though the companies have vehemently rejected such designations.
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Over the next century, diverse communities will be crucial in the battle to protect the nation's public lands from losing their designations, experts say.
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Fortunately, the EPA's counterproductive interference with Michigan, and the critical habitat designations for the jaguar and the dusky gopher frog, still face legal challenges.
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DHS originally sought to end TPS benefits for people from these four countries, but extended those designations to comply with an October court order.
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He's a recipient of a European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, three Bronze Star designations and a World War II Victory Medal, according WBNS.
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It is common for the NFL to investigate injury matters related to the official injury report and designations that might be viewed as suspicious.
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Jill Bussey, director of advocacy at the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, criticized DHS's approach of terminating designations as a way to force legislative action.
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I feel like the current designations we give to these companies don't fit and so maybe we need to find a different one. Yup.
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Air Odisha and Air Deccan won more than half of the designations in the first round by bidding for the very lowest-capacity routes.
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One senior South Korean official told Reuters that doing this would likely lead to manipulator designations for South Korea, Taiwan and possibly other countries.
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"These designations include companies that have engaged in trade with North Korea cumulatively worth hundreds of millions of dollars," Mnuchin said in a statement.
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The Department of the Interior released a two-page summary Thursday of the process that the Interior chief took in reviewing the monument designations.
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Cuccinelli did not rule out a future change of heart, but he did criticize the courts' involvement in blocking termination of other TPS designations.
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In response, the WGA adopted a policy resolution emphasizing that states be full partners in listing, critical habitat designations, recovery planning, and delisting decisions.
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Promising to study alternatives for growth or the viability of HUBZone designations in Puerto Rico entail no commitment of future executive or congressional action.
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These designations mark the first time that the Trump administration has targeted a non-Russian entity for violating sanctions established to punish the Kremlin.
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The Trump administration has been winding down TPS designations for most countries in the program, breaking with previous administrations that often renewed the protections.
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The other designations target two Russian companies and six vessels that engaged in trade with North Korean ships, also in violation of existing sanctions.
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A senior Treasury Department official said the Commerce Department proposal was a separate matter that would not affect how the Treasury executed its designations.
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It felt surreal at first — finally putting names and faces to the numbered "Jane Doe" designations I had wanted for so long to protect.
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The comparison cuts to the core of a protracted debate over what constitutes terrorism, who is a terrorist and what such designations actually mean.
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As the area has changed, official names and designations have often become battlegrounds for longtime residents hoping to celebrate local history, warts and all.
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Monday also marks the end of the comment period for Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's review of federal monument designations dating back to the 1990s.
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But even he draws the line at talk of expanded protections to the land, through wilderness or national monument designations that would restrict agriculture.
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Turkey's strongman assumes that the U.S. will not push back on his policies by leveraging its arsenal of Global Magnitsky designations, sanctions, and fines.
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Republicans argue that those monument designations and many others hurt industries that depend on the land, including fossil fuel extraction, ranching and commercial fishing.
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But those algorithms are flawed, they argue, and the designations are based on their travel, social media content and communications related to their professions.
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Brands are hesitant about advertising on Watch, and are particularly concerned about where their ads might appear, because Facebook category designations are extremely broad.
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Monument designations "run counter to industry plans to maximize profits by drilling and mining on every inch of land belonging to American people," Rep.
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America's national museums cover a whole range of subjects—Air and Space, art of various designations (Asian, African, Portraits), as well as American history.
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Yet these designations can serve a legitimate purpose: They make clear that everyone in our community has a role in preventing and reducing crime.
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National monument designations add protections for lands revered for their natural beauty and historical significance, with the goal of preserving them for future generations.
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And just so everyone following along on Fantasizr is clear about future point designations, The Game of Game of Thrones officially considers them blood relatives.
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Environmental groups and tribal coalitions, along with members of the more traditionally conservative outdoors industry, are vowing to oppose changes to the national monument designations.
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Those designations include a new Grade II listing for the grave of 19th-century Egyptologist and women's rights advocate Amelia Edwards at St Mary's Churchyard.
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"Currently we have what we call 'health professional shortage areas' across the country, and there are thousands of those designations across the country," says Padilla.
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Yet since the last round of designations against the TBA-based Hezbollah financial activities in 21625, very little has been done to address the threat.
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Zinke's recommendation says Congress should consider applying such designations, and he suggested legislation to give local tribes co-management powers over some of the land.
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The hate crime designations work best for prosecutors trying property crimes or non-violent crimes because it takes less to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.
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This is why account holders and insurance policy owners must review their beneficiary designations to ensure that the assets will transfer according to their wishes.
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Their ideas include requiring that designations go through the environmental review process, which would require public input, or force Congress to approve any new designation.
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" The letter is a response to President Trump's executive order last April, in which he called national monument designations "another egregious abuse of federal power.
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Last week America's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) handed out "breakthrough" designations—intended to hasten the approval of important new treatments—to two gene therapies.
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He has joined fellow-Republicans in seeking to bar new national-monument designations, but has not endorsed sweeping transfers of federal land to the states.
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Kingpin designations would extend sanctions to spouses and children of designated individuals, casting the net of U.S. penalties much wider than any other sanctions' program.
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Last week, America's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) handed out "breakthrough" designations—intended to hasten the approval of important new treatments—to two gene therapies.
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Sollinger recalls a client who purposely omitted an estranged child from beneficiary designations only to change his mind after she visited him in the hospital.
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Duke — or her successor, if DHS secretary nominee Kirstjen Nielsen is confirmed in time — will have to decide on TPS designations for Haiti by Nov.
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The Trump administration can increase the frequency of designations under Executive Order 13553, which authorizes the blocking of the property of regime human rights abusers.
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Rolling back these designations, Trump said, was a way to "give back" public lands to the people who live near them and love them most.
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Many designations were initially developed as legislation, but stalled in Congress, so local community leaders, businesses, tribes and members of Congress themselves called for action.
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"I don't know why the administration has hesitated, but I am urging them publicly and privately to move ahead with those designations," he told reporters.
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Monument designations "run counter to industry plans to maximize profits by drilling and mining on every inch of land belonging to American people," Grijalva said.
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Rather than deciding for themselves the scope and use of a toy, children are being limited in their play by gender-specific designations and marketing.
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The administration's orders to rescind TPS designations have been temporarily blocked by federal courts but could be reinstated depending on how the cases are resolved.
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The senators added a reminder that TPS designations don't carry any permanent immigration benefits for their beneficiaries, and any recipient must pass a background check.
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Both designations put FEMA in charge of coordinating the response, according to five former DHS officials from the George W. Bush, Obama and Trump administrations.
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In an executive order, Pittsburgh's mayor requested policy recommendations for AV-related uses of city assets, including lane designations, curbside space and off-street parking.
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Unilateral monument designations override the current public process of established fisheries management and could be catastrophic to the 1.8 million plus jobs that fishing creates.
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Previous presidents made the designations under the Antiquities Act, a 1906 law that gives them power to unilaterally protect federal land or water from development.
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In the wake of President Trump's executive order calling for a review of national monument designations, some Western lawmakers are looking to do just that.
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"EPA's Designations Delay is devoid of any showing that the copious information already before the agency is somehow 'insufficient,' " the groups wrote in their lawsuit.
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"Today's designations put the world on notice: Those who engage in illicit transactions with these companies will risk exposure to sanctions themselves," Mr. Pompeo said.
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"These designations only serve to promote a dark and divisive time in our history and do not uphold the best of our country," they wrote.
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" Trump ordered federal officials to review two decades of national monument designations earlier in the day Wednesday, calling them "another egregious abuse of federal power.
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"I think we should expect more sanctions of this nature, including more designations to highlight the role of China to enable North Korea's illicit aims."
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The inquiry is examining whether the employees used secure channels and the proper classification designations for what appeared to be routine emails at the time.
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But that has never been tested in the legal system, and opponents of the review have telegraphed potential lawsuits if Trump does diminish monument designations.
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The Pacific Legal Foundation and other conservative groups have argued that the authority to reverse a previous president's designations is implicit in the Antiquities Act.
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These designations on your accounts can supersede your will, so make sure those who are noted are the ones you want to inherit your trust.
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But you should immediately update those designations if you've gotten married or divorced, if one of your beneficiaries has died or if you've had a child.
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As a result of the Treasury designations, all their assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction are blocked and Americans are prohibited from engaging in transactions with them.
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" Clinton added: "Iran is still violating UN Security Council resolutions with its ballistic missile program, which should be met with new sanctions designations and firm resolve.
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The New York Times reports that the FAA has outsourced safety designations on Boeing aircraft to Boeing's own employees, in a textbook case of regulatory capture.
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Trump is asking Zinke to recommend any changes that he believes are necessary, including changes to the designations or legislative changes to the underlying law itself.
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The administration said it had toughened the sanctions by roughly 300 new designations on individuals and entities, and targeted more subsidiaries of Iranian companies than before.
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Before it had set up a robust Apple store repair infrastructure, Apple used to hand out "Authorized Service Provider" designations to independent stores around the country.
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President Trump on Wednesday is signing an order for the Interior Department to review 20 years' worth of monument designations on federal land across the country.
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The designations are the Trump administration's latest attempts to disrupt funding for Hezbollah, a Lebanon political party and militant group aligned backed by the Iranian government.
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The bill would set new limits on the president's ability to unilaterally preserve federal land and calls for more public input on potential new monument designations.
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Today Congress can designate a Wilderness area, a Wild and Scenic River, or a new National Park, all organic designations with relatively well-defined management plans.
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But the cruel reality of the Trump era and the rage and infighting it has stoked within our national identity demands a reversal of these designations.
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Previous Democratic and Republican administrations routinely renewed TPS country designations for the maximum 18-month period, based on an assessment of conditions in the home countries.
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The following are some of the key tariffs imposed by Mexico: 2390 percent rate on over 216 product designations, such as bars and flat-rolled steel.
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The bill would set new limits on the president's ability to unilaterally preserve federal land and calls for more public input on potential new monument designations.
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The counter terrorism designations announced by the U.S. Treasury Department bars the two Pakistanis and four Afghans living in Pakistan from accessing the U.S. financial system.
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A report by BBC Radio 23 last year asked whether terror designations by World-Check had contributed to — if not caused — bank account closures by HSBC.
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The change came more than a year after Germany's highest court ruled that binary gender designations were discriminatory and in violation of guarantees of personal freedom.
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Recognizing more than architecture "is really important," said Andrew S. Dolkart, co-director of the LGBT Historic Sites Project, which recommended sites for the LGBT designations.
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The structures that divided the aristocracy, the gentry, and the working class started to crumble, although older generations grasped at those social designations with wizened hands.
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Sharon Nazarian, a senior vice president at the Anti-Defamation League, urged the State Department to consider making the designations during a congressional hearing in September.
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I thought that it wasn't really a play, that it was a series of poems, because I was really tied to those kinds of formal designations.
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In 2017, the Trump administration announced the termination of TPS designations for Honduras, El Salvador and Haiti, though all three terminations were suspended through court action.
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Although Grauer's and mountain gorilla populations were once connected, years of isolation have left them genetically distinct enough to warrant separate designations as eastern gorilla subspecies.
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National monument designations under the Antiquities Act typically have significant consequences for energy development, grazing rights, water rights, wildfire prevention and other important land management activities.
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Armed with these new authorities, the Administration has already announced some of the widest-ranging designations of terrorists and their supporters in the past 15 years.
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Today, the president announced he is "decertifying" the Iran deal — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), and the Treasury issued an update on Iran Designations.
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Of course, this was just the latest example of Trump publicly undercutting his own team -- including the intelligence experts that helped prepare the sanctions designations packages.
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Without separate designations to signal to consumers, they predicted, raw milk Camembert will become increasingly rare — a niche, luxury product available only to a select few.
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Local input and the permanency of this legislation helps those communities closest to the land adequately prepare for and reap the benefits from the new designations.
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Ríos Intermitentes was a true feat, all-hands-on-deck barn raising affair in which the designations of participants, staff, artists, and audiences seemed to blend.
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For DHS and other federal agencies, these designations — and the different requirements tied to them — can directly impact the actions of people responding to the incident.
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That's surprising given the recent spate of high-profile IPO filings, including WeWork, Peloton, Uber, Lyft, and Slack, were especially adamant about their "tech company" designations.
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As governors start to select which zones will be eligible, there is a huge need to identify rural communities as candidates for the opportunity zone designations.
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The administration said it had toughened the sanctions by roughly 300 new designations on individuals and entities, and targeted more subsidiaries of Iranian companies than before.
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The application was granted priority review and fast track designations, and an independent FDA advisory committee supported the approval of Lucemyra at a meeting held in March.
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"Those designations do not exist in the Constitution, they do not exist as a matter of law, they exist as a matter of Senate tradition," Whitehouse said.
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LG says the new OLED TVs are as thin as just four credit cardsIf the Premium and Pro designations are throwing you off a bit, that's okay.
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Passengers usually cannot select a seat, will have less legroom than other designations and sometimes will not be able to stow a bag in the overhead bins.
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The Interior Department started accepting comments on Zinke's review of dozens of national monument designations going back two decades, including the Hanford Reach National Monument in Washington.
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Tehran appears adamant in pressing ahead with its missile program, and will likely aim to reconstitute or alter the front companies and hubs targeted by Friday's designations.
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Since Apple stopped handing out "Authorized Service Provider" designations, independent iPhone repair businesses have had to master China's grey market or risk being shut down by DHS.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, known as FSOC, is comprised of members from 15 regulatory bodies, 10 of which have a vote on matters including SIFI designations.
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Last month, the Treasury Department imposed the first human rights-related sanctions designations against Iranian individuals and entities since before the JCPOA was announced in July 85033.
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By statute, TPS designations are supposed to end when the conditions that necessitated the measure in the home country have improved and no longer make it necessary.
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In the process, I gained four FAA flight instructor designations and had to notch at least 28503,22019 hours of flight time and satisfy physical and mental examinations.
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Mr. Obama's designations have largely come under the Antiquities Act, a 110-year-old law that allows presidents on their own to declare places to be monuments.
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"These designations are made after careful review of all available evidence to determine if a country meets the statutory standard," a State Department spokesperson said in October.
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Meanings and designations not only invert and collapse into each other, but the same unhooking of signifier from signified that underwrote so much of "theory" is ridiculed.
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In addition, the zones are split, relatively accurate to their map designations, to make for an easily accessible one-stop hub to find artists from each region.
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The designations were part of U.S. efforts to counter the Iranian-backed Hezbollah's "corrupting influence in Lebanon," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.
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That will help her make at least one Deputy Secretary — a position right under the secretary of state — a career ambassador, one of the corps' top designations.
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"On July 20, 2018, the parties withdrew their designations of 'privileged' as to 12 audio items that were under consideration by the special master," Ms. Jones wrote.
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The soldiers have relinquished their given names and answer instead to monikers such as "Bigfoot" and "Smurf": childlike designations which jar with the task they are performing.
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By the time she retired, at 58, she had become a GS-14 federal employee — one of the highest designations possible — at the Department of the Interior.
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Sixty-two vehicles have so far earned one of those two designations for 290, down from 290 in 254 — a result of several changes to the criteria.
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Members of Congress have made similar requests during past presidential administrations, said Jason Blazakis, the former director of the State Department's office of counterterror finance and designations.
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One baffling aspect of the ruling is that other nonbanks labeled systemically important by the council — A.I.G., GE Capital and Prudential Financial — did not challenge their designations.
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Clinton "has not jeopardized America's national security," and he suggested that government agencies sometimes placed classified designations on information that was already broadly available to the public.
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"The respect factor," said Matt Thorn, an executive director at OutServe-Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which helps veterans with the application process needed to reverse such designations.
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Industry groups and conservatives see the review as a chance to both rein in past monument designations they consider egregious, and reform the underlying Antiquities Act law.
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Senator John McCain, Republican from Arizona, and Senator Ben Cardin, Democrat from Maryland, who co-authored the Global Magnitsky Act, released a joint statement welcoming Thursday's designations.
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The official said the United States expects to impose new sanction "designations" against Iran for recent ballistic missile tests, but declined to outline the timing for that move.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said during his January confirmation hearing that Trump could "amend" Obama's monument designations but any move to rescind a designation would immediately be challenged.
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But conservationists have argued that fragile ecosystems and historic sites need the protection afforded by national monument designations, which they also say allow recreation-based industries to thrive.
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I didn't even mind the somewhat uneven gender designations (lady/male/man/gal), because I was having too much fun trying to figure out who the people were.
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They include measures for public health (nutrition labelling and gun control), the environment (bans on fracking and plastic bags), workers (paid family leave) and immigrants (sanctuary-city designations).
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The EPA announced the decision to go ahead with the so-called "2015 Ozone Designations" late on Wednesday, saying it showed the agency's commitment to working with states.
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Doty's lawyer, barbara findlay (who does not use capital letters to spell her name), told CBC that birth certificates in British Columbia use only male or female designations.
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"These monument designations that have come at the behest of special interest groups have often been extremely harmful to those who have traditionally utilized" the areas, said Del.
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"Initiating a formal public comment process finally gives a voice to local communities and states when it comes to Antiquities Act monument designations," Zinke said at the time.
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To build on its designations, the U.S. must put substantial pressure on foreign governments which are either reluctant to implement U.S. sanctions or actively cooperate with the terrorists.
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She added that lawyers for Cohen, Trump and the Trump Organization can make designations on items they feel should be subject to attorney-client privilege by Wednesday night.
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It also believes that FSOC, in removing designations, should follow steps similar to those for making a designation, namely an extensive review, said Dennis Kelleher, Better Markets president.
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The real impact of the December designations will depend on how companies and investors choose to comply, and whether U.S. authorities are able to monitor and enforce them.
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Meanwhile, if you're reporting trust income, consider taking a second look at your estate planning documents and your beneficiary designations on your retirement accounts and life insurance policies.
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Joint designations would send a strong message to the global financial system, and the freezing of assets related to the designated parties would be more comprehensive and effective.
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The administration has an opportunity to utilize diplomacy, law enforcement actions, and sanctions designations to crack down on Hezbollah's operations in the TBA, and Latin America more broadly.
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In response, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and the House panel criticized Patagonia, accusing the company of lying to the public about the decision to change the monument designations.
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Between the US military's first aircraft purchase in 1909 and the Air Force's official founding on September 18, 1947, the service existed under a number of different designations.
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It was one of Obama's largest monument designations, and its status has angered Western conservatives who contend the federal government has too much power over land use issues.
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They say Obama is stretching the law with his monument designations to take unilateral action when Congress will not help, like he has on immigration and climate change.
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The designations frequently anger congressional Republicans, who say he is abusing his power and should not be allowed to act without the approval of Congress and state legislatures.
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The Trump administration sought to scale down TPS by withholding renewals of country designations, effectively forcing beneficiaries to either find a new immigration status or leave the country.
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Garcia Luna said the charge was "unbelievable" since he was not able to appoint officials to posts, as Zambada alleged, and such designations were made by a council.
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Many industry groups and politicians, including Utah's governor, two senators and congressman, want Zinke to reverse monument designations and turn over control of the protected lands to states.
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But Sarah Carroll, the chairwoman of the landmarks commission, said the new designations would add "an extra layer of protection" if future owners sought permission for exterior changes.
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But two more members will join the staff in coming weeks, enabling the commission to address a backlog in historic designations, said the commission's executive director, Jon Farnham.
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Either Trump is himself a white supremacist or he is a fan and defender of white supremacists, and I quite honestly am unable to separate the two designations.
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Mr. Tillerson said the country designations that allow migrants entering illegally to stay in the United States temporarily are made by John F. Kelly, the homeland security secretary.
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While Mr. Trump has vowed to undo Mr. Obama's environmental agenda, White House officials said they did not believe he would have the authority to reverse the designations.
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Previous Democratic and Republican administrations routinely renewed TPS country designations for the maximum 18-month period, based on a broad assessment of countries' ability to reabsorb their emigrants.
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President Donald Trump has said he wants to cut a lot out of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that created the council and the designations.
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The biggest adjustment is that Prince Harry and Meghan will give up their HRH titles, though they will keep their designations as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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The projection is part of Patagonia's ongoing actions to protest the Interior Department's decision to rollback national monument designations at Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah.
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In April, President Trump ordered a review of the national monuments created since 22019 and requested recommendations on whether any of designations should be scaled back or rescinded.
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Previous Democratic and Republican administrations routinely renewed TPS country designations for the maximum 2628-month period, based on a holistic assessment of countries' ability to reabsorb their emigrants.
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Still more stars have designations using Greek letters to rank them by brightness within their constellations, but constellations have arbitrary and shifting boundaries, and are culture-specific anyway.
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Unfortunately, the debate surrounding their designations has been largely confined to Western states, where presidents of both parties increasingly have placed millions of acres under national monument status.
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Mr. Trump announced his decision to reduce the public lands during a speech at Utah's State Capitol in Salt Lake City, undoing the designations of his Democratic predecessors.
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But those designations can change at any time, and Mr. Trump did not say when Mr. Rosenstein last told his legal team that he was not a target.
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"We expect the MetLife court decision to increase shareholder pressure on the remaining U.S. insurance companies to challenge their SIFI designations," Moody's analysts said in a report this week.
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The livestock lobby wants repeal on certain national monument designations in the West and rollbacks of environmental rules now designed to protect a bird known as the sage-grouse.
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Zinke said he will be in Utah all week, and has 45 days to make a recommendation to President Donald Trump on which designations should be lifted or resized.
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Many of IBM's African problem designations are evocative of the development field— the decades-long aid-agency and NGO driven campaign to solve Africa's long-standing socio-economic issues.
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These latest designations come just over a week before Obama leaves office — a last-minute effort to set aside swaths of public land with historic, cultural, and ecological importance.
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But the designations drew immediate rebuke from some Republican lawmakers, who have criticized the president's aggressive use of executive action to protect lands of ecological, historic or cultural significance.
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Republicans have made frequent efforts to alter the Antiquities Act, and Professor Squillace said that Mr. Obama may be pushing for new designations because the act's future is uncertain.
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Fillit points to... Two new tests that the FDA granted breakthrough device designations to, including Roche's Elecsys that checks cerebrospinal fluid for biomarkers from amyloid and tau in assays.
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To make that happen, Balkin proposes designating cloud providers as "information fiduciaries," binding them an industry-wide code of conduct modeled after similar designations in law, medicine, and finance.
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Trump decried former president Obama's designations as a "federal land grab," while environmentalists worry the order is a precursor to expanding coal mining and oil drilling on America's wildlands.
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"These designations isolate [Alhmidan] and [Jamous] from the global financial system and expose their activities to the world," said Adam Szubin, acting Treasury undersecretary for terrorism and financial Intelligence.
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Allegations of the FSB's front-running are not purely based on timelines, though the Fed's apparent ignorance of the sequencing of designations is as telling as it is troubling.
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TCO and Kingpin designations have real-world impact, especially in countries where Hezbollah is not considered a terrorist organization, which is the case for all countries in Latin America.
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The wind-down periods have ranged from a year to 2628 months for people from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Nepal and Sudan whose TPS designations have been terminated.
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DHS has made similar decisions about protections for hundreds of thousands of Central Americans, despite the Bush and Obama administrations both extending the renewable TPS designations in most cases.
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Curtis' legislation is a helpful tool in tackling these issues, not with broad stroke policies leaving us behind, nor monument designations that take away our access to these areas.
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Conservation groups have vowed to sue over any decision to shrink previously declared monuments, saying the Oval Office has the power to make the designations, but not reverse them.
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Many of Obama's biggest monument designations, like Bears Ears in Utah and the expansion of Papahanaumokuakea in the Pacific Ocean, are the main targets of the Trump administration's review.
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The Interior Department is reviewing the protected status of 22019 national monuments after President Trump signed an executive order saying the designations amounted to an overreach of federal authority.
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He's also signed orders to reconsider fuel standards for vehicles, review monument designations he says stifle energy development and begin the process of advancing oil drilling in the Arctic.
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BREAKING from Judge Wood:Cohen, Trump and Trump Organization's objections to the attorney-client privilege designations "should be filed publicly," with the contents of the files at issue redacted. pic.twitter.
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A Trump administration official who briefed reporters on the sanctions said the United States wanted the designations to have a "chilling effect" on anyone who does business with Hezbollah.
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At the time, according to an estimate from Mexico's Tequila Regulatory Council, which certifies tequilas with designations of origin, eight or nine of the 79 tequila producers were women.
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The investigation is examining whether the employees used secure channels and the proper classification designations for what appeared to be routine emails at the time, the former officials said.
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Forthcoming research from Jeff Camarda, chairman and CEO at Camarda Wealth Advisory Group, and a team of researchers, takes a look at the relationship between professional designations and misconduct.
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With deregulation in the air in Washington, the insurers American International Group and Prudential Financial could lose their designations as systemically important financial institutions, or SIFIs, along with MetLife.
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This would prevent the owner from modifying the house without getting approval from the CHC, a five-member, mayor-appointed commission that rules over historic designations in the city.
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In one of these displays, in 20133, the designations of new missiles, including the "carrier killer" DF-21D, were painted on the sides of the projectiles in big white letters.
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Those recommendations were welcomed by western lawmakers who had fought against recent monument designations, and who have explored ways to curtail presidential authority to create monuments in the first place.
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The federal government has suspension or deferral designations for countries or regions deemed dangerous but may still deport people to them because of criminality, security risks or human rights violations.
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Then, to add a little bang for your buck, or perhaps a little kerosene to your solve, please note that those composers contain not one but two Across number designations.
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For while our creativity can soar beyond a seemingly immutable biological gender designations, when faced with the rather simple proposition of whether or not we are lovable, our imagination falters.
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"There will also be a continuing issue of having to take care about not supporting transactions with sanctions targets where designations remain in place," a separate ship insurance source said.
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Marijuana appellations are not a panacea, and it will be challenging to implement and enforce "cannabicultural" designations of origin nationwide as long as a federal marijuana prohibition is in place.
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The United States has implemented a host of measures, including the use of "terrorist designations" and Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs), to root out and eliminate risks in our financial institutions.
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At the time he ordered the review, Trump called the designations "another egregious abuse of federal power," echoing a number of western lawmakers who had protested the former president's move.
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Conservation groups — and supporters of individual monuments like Bears Ears — have already warned the Trump administration not to go too far in changing any designations or overhauling the Antiquities Act.
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Many sanctions can lead to unintended damage, but it is relatively common in counter-narcotics designations because major players in drug trafficking often have ties to legitimate business, Smith said.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), say it is within Trump's power, though the Obama administration says the Antiquities Act does not allow monument designations to be undone.
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Colleen Hanabusa (D-Hawaii) predicted there would be "significant opposition from the American people" if Trump or his administration tried to roll back any of the Obama-era monument designations.
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Other weaknesses he cited include eliminating the liquidation fund to unwind too-big-to-fail banks and removing various designations used when determining the level of regulations banks will face.
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On Wednesday, he signed an order to reconsider 20 years of national monument designations on public lands, a proposal that could eventually open up more federal acreage to energy production.
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Under both Republican and Democratic administrations, TPS designations have been regularly extended for the maximum 28503-month period based on a holistic assessment of countries' ability to reabsorb their citizens.
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The X-plane designations are handed out by the United States Air Force for experimental, cutting edge aircraft starting with the X-1 that broke the sound barrier in 1947.
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"Additional designations may be made at a later date if requested by the state and warranted by the results of further damage assessments," the White House added in a statement.
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By drastically reducing the amount of land protected under the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase National Monument designations, Trump effectively opened up the unprotected land to future drilling and mining.
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Questions have swirled since the administration began systematically terminating the majority of TPS designations on the books, impacting more than 400,000 immigrants who have lived in the US for years.
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Under the Hatch Act, enacted in 1939, federal employees are barred from certain political activities, such as making partisan comments that could sway an election while using their official designations.
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The designations of EDD and Shangfu mark the first time that the Trump administration has targeted a non-Russian person or entity for violating sanctions meant to punish the Kremlin.
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Zinke said he will be in Utah all week, and has 45 days to make a recommendation to President Donald Trump to recommend which designations should be lifted or resized.
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But many opponents of the monument designations have posted comments, with some arguing that barring large swaths of land from any development keeps the public from fully enjoying these areas.
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"Sweeping monument designations ... restrict or eliminate opportunities for responsible off-highway motorized recreation on public lands," said one anonymous comment, from a self-described member of the American Motorcycle Association.
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The recommendation came in a memo released Monday, an interim report to Trump following his April executive order asking Zinke to review numerous recent national monument designations for potential changes.
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In other words, feel free to take Textio's designations of what counts as "masculine" or "feminine" with a grain of salt when it comes to what the candidates are saying.
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Thus, ZIP code designations were based on the area that a collection of mail carriers could reasonably cover each day; they had little to do with geography or municipal boundaries.
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He is eligible to be one of the team's two short-term injured reserve designations, meaning he could return to practice after Week 6 and could play after Week 8.
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It seemed like a positive step when President Trump in April issued an executive order seeking public input for a review of national monument designations over the last two decades.
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The designations will remain on a hotel's TripAdvisor web page for up to three months and may be renewed or removed based on decisions by TripAdvisor staff, the company said.
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The new inclusions in the list were welcomed enthusiastically on social media, particularly by officials in their respective countries, where the designations can bolster tourism as well as local pride.
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The new inclusions in the list were welcomed enthusiastically on social media, particularly by officials in their respective countries, where the designations can bolster tourism as well as local pride.
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The provision directs the Secretary of Transportation to make sure that designations of critical habitat under ESA don't extend "on or near airport property" if it could impact airplane operations.
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President Trump signed an executive order instructing Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review national monument designations from 1996 onwards, sparking concerns that the administration will attempt to repeal existing monuments.
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AC: The executive order demanding Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review national monuments is an appalling, audacious initiative to revisit federal public land designations, with the aim of rolling back protections.
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The players' association updated its program participation rules in 0003, and all accredited advisors will have to hold certified financial planner or chartered financial analyst designations by 2000 to continue participating.
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" But while he favors allowing people — even those with "totally repugnant" views — to have Twitter accounts, Wihbey said he doesn't think it's necessary to "help them with additional designations of credibility.
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Environmentalists are pushing for national monument designations in other places, including a region of southeastern Utah known as Bears Ears, and a region of eastern Oregon known as the Owyhee Canyonlands.
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Eventually, the New Horizons team will be submitting a formal name to the International Astronomical Union, the association that determines the official designations to planets, stars, asteroids, and other celestial bodies.
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The U.S. has used the order to target Iran's ballistic missile program, but these are the first nuclear-specific designations since the Iran nuclear deal entered into force in January 2016.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which released its latest round of test results on Tuesday, assigned the Ram 1500 an overall rating of "marginal" — its second-worst of four designations.
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In addition, the order will direct Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to review previous presidents' designations of marine sanctuaries and national monuments under the 1906 Antiquities Act over the last 10 years.
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Legal designations aside, it's hard to ignore the massive cash-grabbing factories most higher education institutions have become, and they often use their profits to pay large salaries to their executives.
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Instead of arbitrary "east" and "west" designations, the teams represented Canada and the US, though the assignment of players to each team had less to do with nationality than loose affiliation.
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In taking this action, Trump followed the recommendations of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who was tasked with reviewing prior presidents' monument designations of larger than 100,000 acres and recommending possible changes.
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It is one of many monuments under the microscope after President Trump mandated the review of all national monument designations made in last 85033 years that are greater than 100,000 acres.
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In 2014 the U.S. Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan watchdog, criticized FSOC's "lack of full transparency," saying FSOC did not always disclose public documents or explain the rationale for SIFI designations.
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"The designations today of the Supreme Leader's inner circle is an extremely important demonstration of our recognition that the Iranian regime is completely unchanged from 40 years ago," the official added.
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The ultimate result of this reform has been hundreds of follow-on designations by executive agencies under E.O. 13224, which never could have happened if the White House monopolized this responsibility.
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President Trump will sign an executive order on Wednesday instructing the Department of the Interior to review the designations of national monuments by his predecessors, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Medical quality is often measured by skill, and nonprofit specialty boards certify physicians on a voluntary basis, usually driven by a physician's desire to obtain admitting privileges or insurance carrier designations.
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Citing sources familiar with the matter, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that the Federal Reserve had downgraded Deutsche Bank's U.S. business to one of the lowest possible designations last year.
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Among potential new designations, senior party official Jo Yong-won could become the new minister of state security while a new spy chief may also be named, according to Yonhap News.
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Zinke said that "Congress needs to step to the plate, too," to take up legislation that could change some monument sizes and create other designations like national recreation and conservation areas.
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Energy Week is one of numerous designations that the White House has made in recent weeks to try to focus on particular pieces of Trump's agenda, such as infrastructure and technology.
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Designations are made on a country-by-country basis and apply to foreign nationals already in the United States, and can be renewed indefinitely for periods of up to 18 months.
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The new designations were announced on Sunday in a report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, a leading environmental group that tracks the status of plant and animal species.
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Estate planning documents can also be a source of contention, so hold onto the originals of any will, trust and related documents, plus beneficiary designations from insurance policies or investment accounts.
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Learning disability designations allowed the children of parents indicted in the Varsity Blues scandal to take exams in particular rooms presided over by administrators who allowed someone to correct wrong answers.
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Review your beneficiary informationWinkcompleck suggests making a list of your financial accounts that include beneficiary designations — like your IRA, 401(k), or life insurance — and making any necessary beneficiary information adjustments.
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The State Department responded by saying that while they're dedicated to the "appropriate use of its designations authorities," they do not discuss internal deliberations as it relates to foreign terrorist organizations.
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Yet public health experts still express frustration at the binary, "all or nothing" nature of these designations and the time wasted debating whether any particular epidemic has reached this vague threshold.
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The designations, which follow a petition and lawsuit from the center, are meant to add protections for the crayfish there, the group says, noting it's already illegal to harm the crayfish.
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But several of his designations were controversial, including the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah, Katahdin Woods and Waters in Maine and Northeast Canyons and Seamounts off the New England coast.
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The TPS designations are reviewed periodically by DHS and the State Department, which must weigh in on whether conditions in the beneficiary countries have improved enough for their citizens to return.
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The Trump administration argues that while national monuments are needed to protect important sites, some designations are overly broad and have been used to block economic activity important to neighboring communities.
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Mexican officials have suggested that the terrorist designations could challenge their nation's sovereignty, and the foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, is seeking high-level talks with Trump administration officials about the matter.
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The grants would have provided funding for technology, equipment, and training for prosecutors to increase the successful prosecution of salespersons and advisers who target seniors with the use of misleading designations.
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President Trump has ordered a review of all large monument designations going back to 1996, but the Montana monument is the third that Zinke has so far said he will protect.
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While Treasury Secretary Mnuchin indicated that the names publicized could be the target of future sanctions designations, it may not deter President Vladimir Putin or his network of supporters running Russia.
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In an executive order this week, Trump threatened to undo certain national monument designations—an act that would be catastrophic not only for America's wildlands, but for rural communities as well.
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