One can question whether it is the best public policy to enact hundreds of pages of legislation imposing regulations under one administration, and then when power changes hands, enact hundreds of pages of legislation to undo those regulations, and then when power changes hands again, presumably enact hundreds of pages more to re-enact the regulations, and so on.
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Responsible governments should be able to enact effective laws, he said, but some might choose to violate these norms and enact lax regulations.
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Where Antin's talk poems enact the felicitous meanderings of storytelling, Greaves' performative revisions, so focused upon compositional minutiae, enact the writer's groping search for le mot juste.
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The inability to enact health-care reforms in the U.S. led to questions about Trump's ability to enact changes to the American tax regime in the near future.
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Assuming the party's leadership want the coalition to go ahead, it may stress the policies the party plans to enact rather than the partner it must enact them with.
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But a Senate minority can't force the party that controls the House and the White House and the majority in the Senate to enact legislation they don't want to enact.
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But they've now kicked the can to congressional Republicans in an awkward way, since if Congress wants to enact a budget, they need to enact a real one with details filled in.
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But, failing to understand or comprehend the controlled nature of these interactions, and that it's incredibly hard to enact any sort of change with people who are completely unable to enact it.
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That has led most major airlines to enact new restrictions.
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The costume a kind of ritual he has to enact.
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These celebrities are using their professional zeniths to enact change.
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Many people spend their entire lives trying to enact change.
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One theory posits that Tyler will enact a school shooting.
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That gave Mr Mistry little space to enact his vision.
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And we will probably have to enact them into laws.
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It's now the 6th state to enact such a law.
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She simply isn't ready to enact magic of that magnitude.
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And he said lawmakers could enact stricter concealed carry policies.
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Obviously if he were president, he could enact his policy.
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Stories like Clarke's have driven some states to enact reforms.
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Could the US Congress ever enact such a sensible measure?
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Congress would have to enact a statute to permit it.
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However, whether Congress can enact such a change remains unclear.
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The Commission has seven legislative proposals to enact the deal.
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But efforts to enact the plan continued, the report says.
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"But without strong protections, it's hard to enact anything legal."
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The Egyptian bureaucracy would anyway struggle to enact radical change.
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It can cajole and encourage Arab rulers to enact reforms.
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Lam or her successor to enact a national security law.
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Foreign governments have been leaning on Lebanon to enact reform.
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In 2010, as congressional Democrats moved to enact Obamacare, Sen.
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He urged the government to enact the peace agreement swiftly.
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An important first step is to enact the Doggett bill.
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Facebook must enact them even if they hamper its business.
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At best, governments can enact policies that support certain outcomes.
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But nonetheless, it wasn't a fantasy she wanted to enact.
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It makes little sense to enact a countervailing tax cut.
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First and foremost, we must enact a payroll tax holiday.
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What they can do is they don't enact nonsensical regulations.
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What specifically will you do, what legislation will you enact?
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It has passed five separate bills to enact the program.
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Free public college, similarly, would be very difficult to enact.
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WHO doesn't enact these emergencies easily, public health officials say.
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Richard couldn't bear to enact his role, play at naughtiness.
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The European Union has yet to enact an ivory ban.
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Congress should act quickly to enact the Data Protection Act.
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Until then, she plans to enact change in other ways.
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Finally, we should enact wildfire funding and forestry reform simultaneously.
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I need to go and enact change and do something.
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Congress cannot wait to enact this critical piece of legislation.
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Congress should enact the Protecting Data at the Border Act.
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Then enact that best case and see what actually happens.
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Essentially, this means the government needs a less convincing reason to enact a law that discriminates based on sex than it does to enact one that discriminates based on race, religion, or national origin.
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The group also attempts to enact change at the policy level.
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The board and investment staff together decided to enact this plan.
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Parliament is expected to debate and enact the amendments next week.
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Legislate or enact regulatory actions to eliminate industrially-produced trans fats.
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Characters on House of Cards don't attain power to enact policy.
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The urgency to finalize and enact the AIDPA cannot be understated.
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Individuals communities will be allowed to enact their own cannabis regulations.
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The stockmarket has strengthened on hopes that congress will enact it.
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It behooves companies claiming to be progressive to enact progressive policies.
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Yes, most of a president's efforts to enact change will fail.
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That will make it harder to enact the unpopular pension reform.
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But then the question is, do you need to enact it?
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The funding cuts would require buy-in from Congress to enact.
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Will it be harder for larger companies to enact similar policies?
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The calls to enact Article 23 follow that pattern, they say.
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In Colorado, Hispanic residents re-enact the nativity during Las Posadas.
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Congressional Republicans aim to enact tax-cut legislation before year end.
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Legislators, moreover, have an independent obligation not to enact unconstitutional laws.
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And his eagerness to enact the policy now proves as much.
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The United States refused to enact price controls, like compulsory licensing.
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Trump isn't the first president to enact policies that harm children.
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If the FAA refuses to reverse course, Congress could enact reform.
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The need to enact the Paycheck Fairness Act should be clear.
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There are varying and different policy choices that Congress could enact.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and the full Legislature should enact this proposal.
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Congress need not enact WTPA to see this model's deleterious effects.
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It is time for Congress to enact a national privacy law.
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I am hopeful that the State Legislature will enact these measures.
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This further eroded confidence in Trump's ability to enact his reforms.
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But the options to enact violence against indigenous populations are many.
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As these figures rise, communities are beginning to enact emergency measures.
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Clinton's loss was a trauma that they're terrified to re-enact.
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"Re-enact Prohibition and make Alabama dry again!" said one post.
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Eight more states have since gone on to enact similar legislation.
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I want Congress to enact laws that will help the country.
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The "filmmakers" re-enact the "crime" to test the time frame.
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These are solutions that Congress can and should enact right now.
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Visitors have been known to re-enact scenes from the film.
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The time is now for Congress to enact comprehensive tax reform.
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Why can't we enact this kind of responsibility in our lives?
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Mr Trump could use emergency powers to enact these, he speculated.
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They want Congress to enact less restrictive protections for the land.
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She helped enact an ordinance mandating paid sick leave for workers.
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We do need to rebuild our infrastructure and enact sensible deregulation.
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He would then help shape and enact the President's legislative agenda.
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They pledged to mount a massive national campaign to enact it.
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"Work with Congress and let's enact comprehensive immigration reform," Democratic Sen.
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The unprecedented public outcry forced the Commission to enact strong rules.
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They should work with Democrats to enact a bipartisan fix instead.
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I urge Congress to enact the Dream Act by years' end.
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Beto O'Rourke vowed to enact mandatory buybacks on some assault weapons.
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States should be allowed to enact must more restrictive additional laws.
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Outside China, other countries are moving to enact quarantine measures, too.
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"Can a state enact a 10-year residency requirement?" he asked.
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Failure to enact this bill into law would devastate U.S.-E.
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They have yet to enact a single signature piece of legislation.
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Americans were asked in the same poll whether they were more concerned that the government would fail to enact strong antiterrorism laws or that the government would enact measures that would excessively restrict their civil liberties.
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He said he would preserve a deal Mr. Bratton had struck with the City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, to enact some policing reforms as administrative policy, sidestepping a City Council effort to enact them as law.
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He may introduce a new, legally tight order to enact the ban.
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One of the early jurisdictions to enact gay marriage was Washington state.
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But DeWine said even before taking office that he would enact it.
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Don't expect William to re-enact Diana's moment like his brother though.
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Medu's posters are objects that move us, as they enact movements themselves.
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It will take time for many states to enact these new laws.
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The Trump administration reversed course and encouraged states to enact work requirements.
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With luck she will learn from this and enact change from within.
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In 2018 vTaiwan also successfully helped enact regulations for the platform economy.
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The U.S. and EU must work quickly to enact a new agreement.
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Congressional committees have urged Congress to enact legislation to regulate their use.
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Amazon may soon enact its next plan to capture the retail sphere.
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Kids will, following instructions from Alexa, enact the stories with Lego figurines.
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Without cleaning up the ANC he will struggle to enact his agenda.
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And they support the moves to enact strict new restrictions on abortion.
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And, of course, both enact a permanent 20 percent corporate tax rate.
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The idea is that states can enact some laws without federal interference.
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But there are two obvious reasons why MoviePass would enact this policy.
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But opposition by party rivals has frustrated efforts to enact several reforms.
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Whether Mr Trump could enact his proposal by executive orderis another question.
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China also wants Hong Kong to enact legislation against sedition and subversion.
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Oregon was the first state to enact such a law, in 1997.
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Enact smart and sensible patent law that provides an incentive to innovate.
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This is why our failure to enact comprehensive reforms is so cruel.
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Land is the place where we enact our moral responsibility to creation.
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There's zero political support on Capitol Hill to enact something even tougher.
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Authorities must now either enact or amend relevant laws within two years.
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In 2017, California and Nevada were the first to enact transparency laws.
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They argue that the administration doesn't need additional authority to enact sanctions.
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No county clerk will independently enact such an effort on their own.
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Massachusetts has also begun to enact policies that limit charter school innovation.
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It also calls on China to enact an anti-animal cruelty law.
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That's why I work hard to enact policies that protect the unborn.
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Nebraska is among 31 US states that still enact the death penalty.
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The country urgently needs a new government to enact emergency economic measures.
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She must enact the will of the people, expressed during the referendum.
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In her remarks she, like Gill, urged Congress to enact sweeping reforms.
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Voters rejected almost every opportunity to enact strong state-level climate policies.
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Fujimori had previously defended the move as needed to enact economic reforms.
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Congress should also enact legislation, such as a bill proposed by Sens.
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Abortion opponents have also sought to enact new limits through ballot initiatives.
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She cannot enact new social programs or raise taxes on her own.
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Not only for the balloons — she goes to re-enact his death.
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Congress never intended to enact a law that shields traffickers from prosecution.
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But subsequent talks quickly stalled over how to enact the vague agreement.
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Congress couldn't allow the Cleveland City Council to enact new federal laws.
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To enact lasting change, Lebanon's protesters must uproot the sectarian system entirely.
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The sooner we recognize this, the sooner we can enact meaningful change.
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Congress can better enact policies to mitigate the damage of natural disasters.
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Trump is almost certain to enact policies that will exacerbate those difficulties.
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Congress cannot simply enact a law repealing a provision of the Constitution.
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TREASURY SAYS JAPAN SHOULD ENACT BOLDER STRUCTURAL REFORMS TO STRENGTHEN DOMESTIC DEMAND
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And both Black and White women performers enact this mourning ritual together.
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The 2018 election meant Democratic support is necessary to enact the agreement.
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We must urge our members of Congress to enact this critical bill.
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The push by the students from Parkland, Florida to enact safer schools?
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Mr. Mehas plans to enact additional fund-raising ideas at future gatherings.
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But then adding that they want to enact new gun control measures.
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Congress should enact appropriations riders to prevent ATF from considering such petitions.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said he also wants to enact a similar ban.
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Infowars frequently calls on Trump to enact policy based on conspiracy theories.
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JD.com's drone program functions differently than the one Amazon hopes to enact.
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The feature was released earlier this week, and is relatively straightforward to enact.
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Many thought that, with the war over, Issaias would soon enact other reforms.
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As voters tire of the government, however, reforms will become harder to enact.
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And more states, including Missouri and Louisiana, could soon enact similar "heartbeat" bills.
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The White House plans to enact this rule before President Obama leaves office.
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Should that come to pass, it will make Trump's agenda harder to enact.
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The tasks you must enact as the mortician seem at first purposefully disgusting.
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Denver was the first city to enact this kind of ordinance, in May.
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Many other states have gone further to enact additional cutbacks to labor rights.
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The European Union would have to enact those measures in the following month.
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Trump is hardly the first to struggle to enact a hardline immigration policy.
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Congress should enact legislation along the lines of the Nordic Model without delay.
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The Trump administration, however, has called on Congress to enact a permanent fix.
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Does AAM have the institutional will to enact policies that support expanding diversity?
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In some cases, companies are already working to enact suggestions from the report.
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He reiterated his call for the federal government to enact a carbon tax.
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All we got to do is enact e-verify and stop sanctuary cities.
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Moreover she knew people craved someone in pop culture to enact the roles.
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This would also mean that Trump won't necessarily enact his most extreme measures.
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The CEOs urged Congress to enact tax-reform legislation to boost economic growth.
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McCrery never got a chance to enact that approach he outlined in 2000.
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As he's said before, he wants to enact real change on day one.
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From Washington, from the schools, from the people who can actually enact change.
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From a moral standpoint it's an imperative to enact theft to prevent murder.
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" It also said elected officials may "enact, amend, or repeal statutes regarding abortion.
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McDonald believes the Trump administration could enact a change to Amazon's packaging pricing.
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He roped in his Pancasila friends to re-enact what they had done.
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The House of Representatives has already voted twice to enact such a measure.
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His people generally seem cast from clichés to enact artificial, often preposterous scripts.
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Now it appears Congress is poised to enact legislation to effect real change.
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Two years later, she authored another bill that would enact automatic voter registration.
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However, "sports gambling opponents lack the votes to enact a ban," Cowen said.
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The Founding Fathers purposely made it difficult for Congress to enact sweeping legislation.
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In the meantime, Republican state lawmakers remain eager to enact new voter restrictions.
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Ideally, the teams he imagines would have the power to enact policy themselves.
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Perhaps the familiar hierarchy that we enact daily with race in public space?
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That's when she decided to enact the "only homemade bread rule," she says.
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The most tangible way to enact legislation is to get people to vote.
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But the machines we use and policies that governments enact transform that air.
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He'll be forced to re-enact his feelings of revenge, over and over.
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He also hopes to enact a reinsurance policy to further protect the program.
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In this regard, the narrator's kids merely enact the dilemmas of the narrator.
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How do we enact antitrust today in a way that addresses recalcitrant inequities?
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He is also calling for incentives for states to enact gun licensing programs.
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This compels James to enact all manner of fraud, property destruction and worse.
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It's a scarier thing to enact when you're older and it's real people.
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Policymakers could also enact a tax cut financed by a reduction in spending.
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Not immediately; budget resolutions can't enact that kind of change on their own.
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States began to enact legislation to deal with this in the late 1990s.
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They play the games and re-enact all the things in the movie.
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Democracy can only enact the "will of the people" if the will exists.
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The U.S. Constitution gives a president broad executive powers to enact foreign policy.
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The code was based on, and helped enact, a fantasy of cultural consensus.
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That could end up helping Mr. Trump enact policies that Mr. Obama opposes.
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Anti-choice state lawmakers are trying to enact the six-week ban now.
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The current caretaker government is limited in its ability to enact economic policies.
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Mr. Rouhani has been allowed to enact some changes but blocked from others.
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The government did enact a ban on anonymous trading accounts in late January.
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It took 12 years of intense struggle to enact the open government law.
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The budget did not include provisions to enact or enforce the proposed cuts.
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Warren may be able to enact some of these changes through executive action.
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The proposal could also hamper the government's ability to enact future pollution regulations.
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And his failure to enact new gun control measures remains his biggest disappointment.
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We already know he likes to bluster and threaten and enact psychological torture.
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His anger and isolation compel him to return to Wakanda to enact revenge.
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One of its other controversial components essentially strips local governments' ability to enact their own gun rules, allowing Iowans to sue their city and county governments if they enact gun-free zones that residents believe violate their Second Amendment rights.
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A majority of three-fifths is required to enact the changes to the Constitution.
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But people do, and they expect their representatives to enact policies that promote fairness.
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It is one in a series of states to enact strict anti-abortion bills.
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She's trying to maintain and build on a Democratic majority to enact liberal policies.
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A federal judge has blocked Mississippi's latest attempt to enact restrictive anti-abortion legislation.
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He's also known as a Communist Party loyalist who's unlikely to enact change quickly.
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The measures could include using contentious emergency decrees, thereby bypassing parliament, to enact laws.
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Either of these plans to enact reform would face legal and even constitutional challenges.
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Saudi Arabia should enact legal reforms to halt all executions of offenders without exception.
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That will make it even tougher for a future Congress to enact Medicaid cuts.
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And even then member states would have flexibility in how they enact the regulations.
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Clearly, Warren would need to get Congress to enact most of her ambitious proposals.
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The details: California is the first state to enact a law of this type.
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He begins to enact his plans to relaunch the Independent as an independent blog.
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Together we can enact massive positive change and do what's best for passengers & drivers.
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What would it really take for this country to enact tougher national gun laws?
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Independent analysts believe they could enact legislation sometime in the first half of 2018.
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Congress — especially the Senate — must enact a robust and bipartisan set of policies now.
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Lonely vampires that stalk the streets looking to enact justice through their victim choices.
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It remains to be seen how long airlines will take to enact the change.
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We think in 2023, at the latest, we'll be able to enact this legislation.
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Enact proportional representation voting systems for legislative offices—from the local to federal levels.
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That left Republicans with giant majorities, and they used them to enact major legislation.
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Lawmakers now have until the end of December 2018 to enact the new legislation.
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Episode 5 Harry and June really need to enact a "No New Friends" policy.
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In the past year or so Mr Mnangagwa had hinted he would enact one.
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Trump, of course, has not proposed any policies that would enact any such penalties.
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An all-but certain final vote to enact the ordinance will happen next week.
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Failure to enact reform would add to fiscal risks and could undermine debt sustainability.
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The judges gave the island's parliament two years to amend and enact new laws.
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But most need congressional approval, and politicians are in no rush to enact them.
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Enact a national "right to vote" law to guarantee universal, automatic, permanent voter registration.
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That's why it's so critical that we enact free-trade agreements, like the TPP.
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If ever there was a mandate to enact one party's agenda, 2009 was it.
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In law enforcement, we enact the principles of our society at the ground level.
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Kaine might just be the bipartisan bridge that allows Clinton to enact real change.
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He used his two star characters to re-enact The State of Georgia v.
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To date, there have been 6900 attempts to enact soda taxes around the country.
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Some of the first states to enact bans cited research including his 2003 paper.
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Do you view looking at history as a way to enact change going forward?
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If they are given leeway to enact their racist plans to curtail voting rights,
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Florida cities and counties are not currently allowed to enact their own gun laws.
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Casey, in a case that also allowed states to enact restrictions on the procedure.
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Maryland and the District of Columbia are set to enact raises on July 28.
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In theory, controlling Congress would give them the opportunity to enact their legislative agenda.
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These complexities could be the reason California has been waiting to enact the law.
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Congress -- especially the Senate -- must enact a robust and bipartisan set of policies now.
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Now that he has been elected, he is likely to enact military-friendly policies.
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Jay Nixon's veto and enact a wholesale retreat from gun safety in the state.
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The Garden State was the seventh state to enact such a law when Gov.
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The amendment would also allow states to enact laws creating public financing of campaigns.
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This border adjustment would entice our trading partners to enact their own carbon taxes.
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Legislation introduced by Congressional Democrats to enact these changes has languished under Republican control.
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Previously, select staff would enact a role-playing exercise while other new employees watched.
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In that case, states and localities would be able to enact their own rules.
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But it is critical for governments to enact policies to help accelerate the transformation.
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And if not, the legislature could enact new laws to authorize such executive action.
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But those efforts fall far short of what Florida's neighbors already managed to enact.
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Besides background checks, what are some of the most effective reforms we could enact?
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Now we have a document outlining the policies Mr. Trump would like to enact.
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Warren said Congress should enact laws that reinforce the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v.
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Well, not because there was never a president who wanted Congress to enact them.
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When she finally did exposure therapy, she used written scripts to enact her fears.
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Dealerships nationwide fought for years to enact laws and regulations that protect their businesses.
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Others, like Atlus, turn to the various copyright measures YouTube provides to enact control.
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"They get elected using racial gerrymandering, then enact policies that affect everybody," he said.
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Consider that the three individuals who struck this deal are powerless to enact it.
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End partisan gerrymandering, enact same-day voter registration and a new Voting Rights Act.
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Brutally exploiting her social and sexual naïveté, they enact a campaign of escalating humiliations.
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Connecticut was the last state to enact a budget this year, Mr. Malloy said.
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Even if we manage to enact a U.B.I., it will not be nearly enough.
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Many broadband providers are expected to sue states that enact new rules, including California.
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Missouri was on track to become the 250th state to enact such a law.
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It is also exploring possible criminal charges for local politicians who enact sanctuary policies.
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The prime place to enact this could be in the Senate, O'Brien told Vox.
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So they just go slack-jawed, and enact the amazement that many viewers feel.
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"No prime minister wants to enact measures like this," a grave Mr. Johnson said.
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But while Tinder discouraged users from uploading them, it didn't enact an outright ban.
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Gridlocked over whether to enact reforms, U.S. lawmakers briefly let that Patriot Act lapse.
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While governments have responsibility to enact change, he said, individuals also have an obligation.
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Local activists still re-enact the lynching, to keep it in the public eye.
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They have also promised to reform the bail system and enact universal health care.
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"Federalism concerns deprive Congress of the power to enact this statute," Judge Friedman wrote.
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The most recent state to enact such a measure was New Jersey, where Gov.
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But he called on Congress to enact a law to address those immigrants' status.
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But there's another scenario: Governments could seize this moment to enact new climate policies.
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The decision to enact a military draft is initiated by the Selective Service Administration.
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Feinstein's bill to help states enact laws that allow for extreme risk protection orders.
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We need politicians to enact solar-friendly policies rather than work to eliminate them.
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Both times the issue of D.C. statehood was considered not that important to enact.
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Congress, he said, has some authority to enact statutes specifically limiting certain executive actions.
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It can now enact laws without junior partner Komeito, which is split on casinos.
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Any changes would be more difficult to enact without the right people in place.
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Wade is it denied the people the right to enact laws they feel appropriate.
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But the point of the narrow repeal measure would not be to enact it.
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And legislation is not the only tool presidents can wield to enact their agendas.
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And seeing a black women enact it is unbelievably satisfying — and unheard-of, onscreen.
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While self-care is a simple concept, it can be remarkably difficult to enact.
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Congress could either pass the recommendations or enact alternative legislation to achieve similar savings.
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What our institutions are not strong enough to do, apparently, is enact positive change.
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Mr. Kumar had planned to enact the law in stages, beginning in rural areas.
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Last year, China agreed to enact nearly complete bans on ivory imports and exports.
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And on Capitol Hill, senators want FDA to enact a near total ban immediately.
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Analysts also expect China to enact its own duties that could hurt U.S. exporters.
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Missouri was on track to become the 28th state to enact such a law.
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These candidates are committed to bringing people together across differences to enact real reform.
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The bottom line is that America does not need permission to enact U.S. law.
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Great nations find imaginative ways to enact laws that are neither naive nor brutal.
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Honolulu is thought to be the first major city to enact such a ban.
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Many of the recommendations were adopted, but Congress chose not to enact a statute.
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Those deficits will serve as the motivation to enact cuts they've sought all along.
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And many conservatives believe it is the only way to actually enact spending cuts.
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These aren't either/or propositions; it is possible to enact multiple of these plans.
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The Parliament could enact a ban, and some of France's 2017 presidential candidates on the right and far right have pledged to enact measures that run from banning the Muslim veil in universities and businesses to banning almost all religious attire in public.
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As one Republican who was able to previously enact a change in American foreign policy relating to lifting the embargo on food and medicine to Cuba, for cash payments only, it took many Democrats in Congress to enact such a major policy change.
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I shouldn't judge, but everyone looked pretty square, and I thought about how the very process that allows someone to enter the professions to enact social change couldn't be better designed to repel the rebellious types who would want to enact such change.
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The bill requires that the Senate and House enact a joint resolution disapproving of agreement.
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And then next year, the legislature would enact legislation to codify the new state song.
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Police reform activists, however, are skeptical that the new commissioner would enact meaningful systemic change.
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Iowa was the next state to enact a heartbeat bill, in May 2018, Nash said.
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A solution, he suggests, is for the US to enact similar privacy protections to Europe.
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Lobbying, whether we like it or not, is an effective way to enact political change.
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Such compromises invariably follow attempts to enact sweeping changes to existing economic and legal systems.
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Also like his predecessors, Trump will find his powers to enact major changes are limited.
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CA State Senator Scott Wiener sponsored a bill to enact true net neutrality in California.
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But the rally had slowed as some investors questioned Trump's ability to enact his agenda.
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Cruz has advocated a flat tax rate, which he acknowledged would be difficult to enact.
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Many pleaded with the president to enact stricter gun laws during an emotional, tense event.
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Furthermore, with the emerging voters engaged, Democrats could establish and enact an agenda beyond Atlanta.
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The US government continues to enact and enforce racist, sexist, transmisogynistic, and outright fascist policies.
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Blue states refuse to protect religious liberty; red states refuse to enact LGBTQ rights laws.
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Virginia was the first state in the south to enact a ban of this nature.
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At the federal level, the Trump administration has halted efforts to enact police accountability measures.
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Under U.S. law, Congress controls the government's purse strings, and lawmakers rarely enact presidential budgets.
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Another privacy scandal could prompt American regulators to enact onerous rules that hamper digital giants.
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One of the few areas of dispute among candidates is how to enact such changes.
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"Another aspect of the plan was to enact a zero tolerance policy for "criminal aliens.
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This is all the grounds that Cordelia needs to enact a plan of her own.
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It is the time when they recall and often re-enact the crucifixion of Jesus.
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He didn't actually enact enough policies to help corporations or even smaller businesses create jobs.
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The Democrats don't even have to propose, let alone enact, any new laws or regulations.
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"Donald Trump stands against the progress we have worked hard to enact," the descriptions read.
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Depending on the policies they enact, these individuals could have dire consequences for the planet.
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Don't voters deserve to see the politicians they elect be able to enact their agenda?
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You can re-enact Hooping Dulcinea (a popular Taiwanese show about basketball) on the subway.
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In 2014, California became the first state to enact a law that mandates stewardship programs.
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His efforts to enact meaningful policies that would benefit American workers have been almost nonexistent.
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Why would it make sense to enact policies that would increase rates of unintended pregnancies?
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Thanks to Keith's tireless advocacy, we have built a coalition working to enact this reform.
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Trump rescinded DACA in September 2017 and gave Congress six months to enact replacement legislation.
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More than an emblem for gender equality, they now hold the power to enact change.
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However, Congress could enact legislation that expands the coverage of antitrust to include state activities.
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However, just 51 percent of respondents believe lawmakers will actually enact legislation on the matter.
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It's just common sense to enact travel restrictions from such places to keep Americans safe.
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Sanders said Congress will have to enact immigration reform for any meaningful change to occur.
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Nurses agree that now is the perfect time to launch and enact Medicare for All.
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Ryan waited his entire career for a right-wing president willing to enact this agenda.
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Defence Minister Elias Bou Saab warned of the risks of a failure to enact reform.
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Turkey on Sunday threatened to "absolutely retaliate" against the U.S. should Congress enact the ban.
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The not-so-veiled goal is to ensure that states can't enact strong privacy protections.
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Some of Warren's proposed financing for Medicare for All could also be difficult to enact.
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Each time, the government did not enact measures to address the issue for coal miners.
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Over the course of American history, several attempts to enact Article V have taken place.
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For example, enact today a carbon tax that starts tiny but grows larger over time.
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The plan also pledges to enact standards to bring emissions to net-zero by 2050.
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Southern states will not enact preservation policies prohibiting logging or economic development of forest products.
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Fearful that "un-American" Muslims will immigrate to the United States and enact sharia law?
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The bill would add provisions requiring CBP to enact health standards for individuals in custody.
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"It makes it harder to enact the president's agenda," said the second Senate Republican aide.
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Another View The House of Representatives is pushing to enact a bankruptcy act for banks.
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Medicare did not become law until Lyndon Johnson pushed Congress to enact it in 1965.
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They believe the President shares their prejudice, and has promised to enact it into law.
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We look forward to working with the OGR committee to enact postal reform this year.
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If we stand together we can enact real police department reform and prosecute police brutality.
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Johnson later emerged as a key figure in Trump's push to enact criminal justice reform.
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In New Jersey, residents re-enact George Washington crossing the Delaware River on Christmas Day.
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" The president warned that a failure to enact these reforms will "forsake a better future.
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Congress should promptly enact this legislation before another "blacklist" of U.S. companies becomes a reality.
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They also plan to press the U.S. Congress to enact a new net neutrality law.
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Moon will struggle to gain political support to enact some of the new ideas, though.
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The unusual way Ax begins to enact that retribution in the premiere might ring familiar.
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Neal said he hoped that Republicans would not enact tax cuts that increase the deficit.
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Jim Jordan has been leading the charge in the House to enact welfare reform 2.0.
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Because Donald Trump isn't thirsty enough to consistently enact policies that help anybody but himself.
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Montague, of Big Issue Invest, said resources would be needed to enact the new strategy.
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Another vote would still be required to actually enact new rules on business internet deals.
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All we have to do is listen to the American people and enact their wishes.
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Former British Prime Minister David Cameron helped enact penalties against city councils that promote BDS.
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But the change also fits with his ambition to enact reform beyond the hospital walls.
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In February, states forced the Department of Energy to enact efficiency standards for household appliances.
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This infrastructure bill represents an opportunity to enact desperately-needed reforms and save taxpayers billions.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren would enact a "total moratorium" on new federal fossil fuel leases. Gov.
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Let's listen to the American people and enact common-sense safety laws that save lives.
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That should raise alarm bells about Roe, particularly as states enact draconian restrictions on abortion.
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But because they're not laws, budget resolutions do not enact new taxes or spending programs.
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Georgia is the fourth state to enact a so-called fetal heartbeat law this year.
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Mr. Booker's proposed federal gun licensing program would enact a minimum standard for gun ownership.
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But some of these state policies can be politically difficult and take time to enact.
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I didn't know he was this good at baseball until I wanted to re-enact.
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Transparency and victim information are needed to enact desperately needed reforms of this obscure system.
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But commissioner Roger Goodell will not enact his authority in the matter at this time.
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Last year, the Trump administration was slow to enact sanctions punishing Russia for that interference.
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"They can enact any law they want," said Ms. Nyo Nyo Thin, the democracy advocate.
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It would withhold approval of the Brexit deal until Parliament passed legislation to enact it.
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And they're not convinced, were he to beat Trump, [that] he could enact his agenda.
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Trade agreements should not require countries to enact monopolistic "rent-seeking" protections for specific industries.
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They know that a stronger grassroots presence will make it easier to enact their agenda.
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Gavin Newsom to enact a statewide vaping ban, per City News Service via L.A. Times.
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That action witnessed hundreds of marchers descending into the subways to enact mass fare evasions.
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Ryan has been tweeting nonstop about his party's efforts to enact tax reform this fall.
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We need to enact policy that ensures that everyone can benefit from the economic recovery.
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With Fair Fares, we have a similar opportunity to enact change for the social good.
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Organizers are also encouraging participants to pressure state and local governments to enact similar laws.
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In 2005, senators passed a resolution apologizing for their failure to enact anti-lynching legislation.
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Ultimately, we need lawmakers to enact policies and direct resources to communities that support veterans.
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When states have been slow to enact increases, cities and counties have taken the initiative.
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This note wouldn't be the first missed opportunity for the CFDA to enact real change.
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She tweeted on Monday to urge lawmakers that "the time is now to enact" it.
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But he's dismissed the idea that Democrats can enact any concessions by withholding the articles.
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Any president, of course, has wide leeway to enact trade policy without going through Congress.
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It should enact real reform that bends the cost-curve of Medicare and Social Security.
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In this hostile political environment, Congress must enact public policy that preserves and improves competition.
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He can make the case that there is a way to enact fairer trade deals.
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This is a tactical choice because presidents rarely can enact policy without both parties' cooperation.
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The procedure can also be used to enact a variety of bills, big and small.
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But the process being used to enact the tariffs, Alden said, is far from pedestrian.
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"House Republicans are showing real LEADERSHIP and prepared to enact bipartisan solutions for drug prices."
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The time to enact new reforms and lower overall costs and financial distress is now.
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The state plans to enact a regulation this week that bars much of this spending.
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To enact that unpopular agenda, they've had to make common cause with the religious right.
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Also, Mr. Trump is not the first president in 45 years to enact tax cuts.
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In the end, the world's biggest oil exporter did not have to enact that option.
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"We don't believe it's constitutional for the federal government to enact [the law]," said Zinatelli.
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It can, in effect, enact national regulation even though it is nominally regulating for itself.
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The government needs to crack down on the plastic market to enact change, Moore argued.
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Buttigieg would enact an "economy-wide price on carbon" and raise funds via climate bonds.
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Ryan had a wonky, but nifty, three-step: -- One, repeal, but don't quite replace Obamacare; -- Two, enact a corporate tax reform featuring a brand new "border adjustment" tax, also known as tariffs; and -- Three, enact sweeping income tax cuts and repeal the estate tax.
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The crass stereotypes the movie portrays are that artists are expected to stage insular strangeness; curators enact patient, piercingly insightful translation of artistic visions; marketers proffer daring and scandalous campaigns; and museum directors are supposed to enact a kind of birds-eye-level rectitude.
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Michael and his gang of eager actors plot out different ways to enact pain and suffering.
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He was actually asked at the debate how he exactly he would enact Medicare for All.
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In Acton the children often play teacher, and phonics is their favourite class to re-enact.
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That makes keeping the lawmakers they'll need to enact that agenda happy all the more important.
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That should give Democrats significant pause about trying to enact it through an inhibiting legislative shortcut.
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The panel of judges gave the island's parliament two years to amend or enact new laws.
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What is it about music that makes it such an effective mode to enact social change?
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In nine of the last 18 years, however, Congress has failed to enact concurrent budget resolutions.
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Lawsuits Likely California's freewheeling initiative process allows voters to enact a law bypassing the state legislature.
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Its passage will clear the way for Governor Andrew Cuomo to enact the bill into law.
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The single raised finger is possibly the most powerful flex you can enact in the office.
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Warren aides said they were unaware of previous attempts to enact a tax of this kind.
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But those policies can only be as good as the leaders we elect to enact them.
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And the men she has added enact very different roles from the earlier portrayals of women.
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One big change for users who enact the feature will be fewer of some targeted ads.
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And it is good policy to enact legislation that addresses the funding sources of terrorist organizations.
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We'd enact laws that explicitly protect LGBT people from discrimination in the workplace and housing market.
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Johnny Isakson, and that, if appointed, he'd try to enact his student loan plan in Congress.
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PROMESA, in its current form, would delay debt payments and enact a stay on creditor litigation.
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He said he could change a portion of the USA Patriot Act to enact the plan.
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But unlike those budgets, this is a policy his administration can enact without congressional go-ahead.
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Instead, they have a deeply religious vice president, Mike Pence, quietly working to enact their agenda.
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Of course, these longer-term reforms would be close to impossible to enact without bipartisan support.
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Latin American countries have repeatedly called on Maduro to enact democratic reforms and accept international aid.
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Help enact Ranked Choice Voting for single-seat offices like president and other chief executive positions.
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But Credit Suisse laid out these five potential changes Pershing may push for management to enact.
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In the event, Mr Mugabe failed to enact any of the major reforms he had pledged.
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However constitutionally powerful the French president, he cannot enact reforms without the political backing of parliament.
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The four albums reviewed below aspire to subversion and enact it with varying degrees of commitment.
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There is legislation to enact, dozens of hearings to hold and hundreds of votes to cast.
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If passed, S.F. would become the first municipality in the U.S. to enact such a ban.
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Mr Abiy's second task is to enact the reforms he and Mr Lemma have long promised.
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Obama insisted Tuesday that he merely wants to enact a few common-sense gun safety measures.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly called on Congress to enact regulations that would override the settlement.
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Harris, though, has said she would enact Medicare for All without a middle-class tax increase.
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Many young Japanese like to re-enact the era through wild limousine rides through Tokyo's streets.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Congress was moved in 21.4 to enact a gun control law.
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That's because of Scaramucci's fundamental powerlessness: He wasn't hired to set policy or to enact change.
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Which of Trump's promises on immigration do you think are most possible for him to enact?
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Others hope the Uber incident moves the needle on long-stalled efforts to enact privacy protections.
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Japan could also enact special, one-off legislation, but that would be a time-consuming process.
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Harris is set to introduce a Senate bill on Tuesday to enact legislation on similar lines.
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At minimum, those challenges make it unlikely Congress will enact sweeping tax-cut legislation this year.
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But the rally has stalled as some investors have questioned Trump's ability to enact his agenda.
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The turmoil is prompting some states controlled by Democrats to enact fiduciary rules of their own.
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We want our laws and the leaders who enact them to recognize and support this power.
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Easy monetary policy gives euro zone governments a window of opportunity to enact reforms, Draghi said.
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Whenever you have the opportunity, talk to your politicians, ask them to enact a carbon tax.
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That doesn't even begin to address the massive tax cuts McConnell hopes to enact alongside Trump.
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Some analysts questioned whether the Treasury Department had the authority to enact its latest proposed rules.
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Conservatives have long opposed executive orders by presidents to enact new federal rules without congressional approval.
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Environmental groups failed in their push to allow states to enact laws stronger than federal rules.
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Beijing could force Lam to enact such legislation, and last week hinted at such a move.
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As the nation mourned, President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Congress to enact stricter gun control legislation.
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"Ultimately, Zinke plans to enact the largest restructuring of the DOI in its history," he wrote.
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Leave the EU, they said, and Britain could enact an "Australian-style points-based immigration system".
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Democrats are pushing to go further and enact ideas like allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Now lawmakers will have to enact a short-term patch by the end of next week.
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Now, we wait to see whether our legislature will enact reforms similar to those we suggested.
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Fortunately, there is no pressure to enact overarching legislation that has a lower chance of passing.
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It's also not helpful to our nation or to his own policies he's trying to enact.
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Rather, we should harness the pain of this most recent episode to enact a permanent fix.
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Furthermore, Congress should enact law requiring all households to pay an annual military tax of $15.
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Trump insisted this week that Congress must enact broad immigration reform that includes increased border security.
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The generals said they would not enact his order without guidance on how to implement it.
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But without a government, Lebanon will fail to enact the reforms required to unlock the money.
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Most of the time, big public investments—in infrastructure, for instance—are politically tricky to enact.
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These kinds of changes would be a lot easier to enact with federal support and guidance.
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Parties and voters are always trying to enact as much of their core agenda as possible.
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For instance, plans to enact higher income taxes in New Jersey have been placed on hold.
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Now that Khan has been elected, he is seen as likely to enact military-friendly policies.
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In your desire to be liked, you enact a robotic instead of real version of you.
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In recent years, under international pressure, the Mexican government has shown some willingness to enact reforms.
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Another one will enact automatic voter registration, no-excuse absentee ballots, and other voting-rights reforms.
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To vote for people who enact such policies requires intense denial about the harms taking place.
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They included increasing fuel economy standards and granting California a waiver to enact tougher emission restrictions.
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That failure prompted Republicans and outside groups to be even more motivated to enact tax legislation.
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"You certainly can't enact the tweet into law — you need more specifics than that," he said.
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A lengthening gulf has emerged between those who enact laws and those who endure the consequences.
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The White House could, however, lean on Congress to enact legislation requiring changes in SEC rules.
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That requirement has been a sticking point in past attempts to enact legal protections for women.
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The drips and faint traces of earlier marks enact a form of dispersal, our unavoidable destiny.
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He needs to be willing to take stronger actions to enact laws that accomplish that goal.
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Tech companies hire data experts to evaluate metrics and enact strategies on how to grow them.
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Now the question is whether he will empower Rouhani and the parliament to enact serious reforms.
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Congress should seize the opportunity presented by Section 215's December renewal deadline to enact reforms.
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As a result, AMLO comes into office with a strong mandate to enact major policy reforms.
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Congress should swiftly enact the Restoring Statutory Rights Act to protect Americans' rights under the laws.
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Clinton could have closed her campaign with a rousing call to enact pay equity for women.
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Enact the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would end painful late-term abortions nationwide.
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The fact that it forms a circle also forces viewers to enact a sense of community.
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Men and women of different races enact tangled dramas under blue skies and amidst vibrant wildflowers.
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Baseball conducted anonymous survey testing in 2003 to determine whether to enact further testing with penalties.
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The report details the economic damage expected should governments fail to enact policies to reduce emissions.
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This fall, voters in Washington State will decide whether to enact their own statewide carbon tax.
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"The average person blames Congress for the failure to enact this president's agenda," Mr. Harris said.
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Other European cities like Madrid and Athens have announced they will enact diesel bans by 2025.
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The company's founder, Potri Ranka Manis, directs, using traditional song and dance to enact the tale.
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As long as Albany dithers, cities and localities have the power to enact many reforms themselves.
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We need our political leaders to take the onus off the marginalized to enact cultural change.
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This gives the Fed the authority to enact strong monetary policies to help stabilize the economy.
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We must act quickly to enact a major fiscal stimulus package that wards off economic disaster.
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It's about what the president stands for and what those women work to enact and achieve.
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Only this time, he had a camera, and he asked them to re-enact the events.
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With the move, Michigan becomes the first state to enact a ban on flavored e-cigarettes.
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Political fragmentation means that several current presidents lack the legislative majority required to enact needed reforms.
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Mr. Trump has a long habit of musing about staff changes that he does not enact.
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Particularly contentious were draft provisions calling for China's legislature to enact many amendments to Chinese laws.
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Already, we have seen Mississippi enact its own FADA (though it has been challenged in court).
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Or Congress could enact legislation that clearly protects the chair from being removed without good cause.
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The cops are not a benign force —they enact racist and homophobic policies all the time.
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For Mattingly, the poetic sensibility manifests as the ability to entertain — and enact — alternative relational structures.
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It's the government's job to enact policies to ensure tragedies don't happen in the first place.
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Trump keeps putting intense pressure on lawmakers to enact legislation that will raise health insurance costs.
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Cuccinelli was in position to enact such restrictive changes only by a feat of bureaucratic legerdemain.
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Every state should enact a broadly protective law banning employers from discriminating against workers in quarantine.
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Too few reflected on the implications of the politics that allowed them to enact their ideas.
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But cutting rates would have signalling power and would be easier to enact than other measures.
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If they can fake respect for him long enough, they might manage to enact their agenda.
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Some in Silicon Valley doubt Sanders's competence to enact the tough-on-tech agenda he professes.
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To enact real change, we have to focus our remodeling efforts in the halls of education.
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Buttigieg, in particular, promised to enact policies that would force "nakedly racist" doctors out of work.
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The Treasury's report proposes that Congress enact legislation to dramatically limit the independence of the bureau.
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President Trump is far from alone in failing to enact his preferred health policies through legislation.
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He was more so looking for ownership of the harm he wanted to enact on her.
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Congress needs to enact legislation to deal with those who are American citizens and enemy combatants.
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And yet, we often enact regulations that provide competitors the chance to shield themselves from competition.
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It was unable to enact long-term deficit reduction or to avoid the 22019 government shutdown.
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Much of this would be hard to enact without large majorities in both houses of Congress.
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And it spurred other communities in the state to enact ordinances to encourage all-electric construction.
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The distinction has allowed the United States to enact powerful rules restricting commercial exchanges with China.
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No one contends that the state was required to enact the program in the first place.
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Congress must enact legislation for Elwell to be Dickson's deputy because both are former military officers.
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He backed a successful push last year to enact a drug pricing transparency law in California.
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This proposal is a promising step forward in the effort to enact federal paid leave legislation.
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Whether you are in fact a token rests largely on deciding whose intention you will enact.
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But it does nothing to drive any kind of agenda, or pressure Congress to enact one.
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The lawsuit is the latest to accuse the company of failing to enact basic safety measures.
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Ryan eventually endorsed Trump, arguing that he's much more likely to enact Republican policies than Clinton.
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And about two-thirds of respondents said they didn't have adequate funds to enact the changes.
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Republicans will have to thread a needle with a very narrow eye to enact tax reform.
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Companies would be asked to voluntarily enact net neutrality principles through terms of service with customers.
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In the 85033s Senate most liberals had to work with right wingers to enact moderate measures.
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It has so far refused to enact Mr Vizcarra's proposal and has modified other reform ideas.
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But how we enact the charitable deduction matters, and so does how we think about it.
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The report said that fiscal stimulus the administration helped enact will provide more help for workers.
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They also agreed to enact border security measures that would not include building a physical wall.
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Its passage would not enact cuts, nor provide instructions in the reconciliation to carry them out.
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Enact an oversight process for the assistance rendered by Sexual Assault Response Coordinators and Victim Advocates.
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She also believes that the best way to enact them would be in a Trump Administration.
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Others are desperately hoping to win some bipartisan cred by helping Trump enact a trade deal.
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They're eager to show voters that they can enact major legislation ahead of the midterm elections.
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" Elsewhere, it stated that if H.B. 2 were repealed, the City Council could "enact new ordinances.
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The state's fetal assault law expired in July 2016, and legislators declined to re-enact it.
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I thought I would be a writer — I just didn't know how to enact that plan.
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They'll still face periodic stress tests, and the Fed can enact enhanced supervision if it wants.
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As the protests ended, students said they would begin working with administrators to enact the reforms.
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The way to enact an infrastructure bill is to make enacting an infrastructure bill a priority.
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They will demand state lawmakers enact a ban on the sale of assault weapons in Florida.
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Recall that America's gun problem and inability to enact meaningful reform predates Supreme Court's 2008 decision.
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"My hope is that Hollywood makes itself an example and decides to enact real change," Ringwald concludes.
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Duterte is ordering various government offices, including the education and health departments, to enact the new initiative.
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To actually enact a tax bill, legislative leaders need a kind of power map: Who needs what?
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It's fulfilling to do so, to pass down and enact Her will as best I am able.
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Georgia is the fourth state to enact a bill like this, along with Ohio, Kentucky, and Mississippi.
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Alpers predicts that — unlike what we've seen in the U.S. — legislators will move to enact more restrictions.
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Beirut has said it will enact reforms to avoid a worsening of economic, financial and social conditions.
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It would be even more difficult to enact a ban if Republicans control the Senate beyond 2020.
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It's possible that Google could enact similar policies in India, depending on the results of the investigation.
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Separately, Governor Rick Snyder proposed the state enact tougher lead-testing rules than the federal EPA standard.
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If they get enough signatures, a GOP-controlled legislature could take the initiative up and enact it.
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As the debate carries on, pressure from the White House to enact a separation policy has continued.
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Dick Durbin said Congress "makes itself complicit" in mass killings by failing to enact change the laws.
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But lawmakers put judges in a real bind when they enact laws that call for judicial elections.
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Despite this, many legislatures enact or amend statutes in a piecemeal fashion, sometimes leading to unanticipated results.
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Each have, at various times, been elected in waves on the promise to enact major new policies.
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The SDF is now trying to enact a siege of the city by taking the southern bank.
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As medical doctors, we came to Congress because we wanted to enact patient-centered health care reforms.
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It did enact two urgently needed reforms, introducing a uniform national sales tax and streamlining bankruptcy proceedings.
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But what advice would you have for people who are not sure how to actually enact change?
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He's also pressed Erdoğan to enact Democratic reforms even as the Turkish leader seeks to consolidate power.
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Heitkamp suggested that states follow South Dakota's lead and enact laws tailored not to target small businesses.
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Those with healthy finances, such as Germany and the Netherlands, could enact a co-ordinated budgetary loosening.
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Populists do not need to win elections to enact their policies and spread their style of politics.
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There's the things that he says, the policies, such as they are, that he hopes to enact.
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States were forced to enact steep funding cuts, since they are required to balance their budgets annually.
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Lawmakers have until midnight to enact a spending bill or portions of the federal government will close.
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But so far he is surrounding himself with officials eager to enact only the most extreme positions.
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Political scientists have found that, historically, politicians make a good faith effort to enact their campaign promises.
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Other events such as PAX have assured attendees that they will continue to enact proactive safety protocols.
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Rehder's frustration with Missouri's failure to enact a PDMP has made her more determined as a legislator.
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In 1947, these two elements joined together to enact the Taft-Hartley Act over President Truman's veto.
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So supporters must go to the ballot to get around Republicans who refuse to enact tax increases.
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Democrats could gain power after the next presidential election and enact a single-payer health care system.
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They are working together to enact the president's economic agenda, protect American workers and grow American businesses.
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Ninety-one percent of women voters agree that Congress should enact more robust policy on pay equity.
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As president, then, Macron will have to enact serious legislation or face a new tide of discontent.
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Some states have even gone further to enact secrecy laws to protect the source of acquired drugs.
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And it foreshadows tensions within Trump's coalition that will loom over later efforts to enact tax reform.
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Wall Street, then, will be watching closely to see how quickly Trump can enact his ambitious agenda.
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Trump's plan didn't detail how he'd enact most of his proposals, or how he'd pay for them.
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And speakers have always been able to use their lawmaking powers to enact proposals over resistant administrations.
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WADA had given Kenya until May to enact the anti-doping law or be declared non-compliant.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration is preparing to enact sanctions against the pipeline.
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His upcoming film Just Mercy will be the first WarnerMedia project to enact the new inclusion initiative.
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He also said leaders had to enact laws to end injustice and social inequality that breeds violence.
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Congress has an opportunity to enact important legislation — an updated version of the International Religious Freedom Act.
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Democrats must also pressure ISPs to enact real, enforceable net neutrality commitments once Title II is repealed.
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Each of these proposals from Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren would be difficult to enact, at best.
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Second, Congress should enact a cap on the number and dollar amount of regulatory requirements every year.
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The court gave the state six months to enact legislation if it wanted to keep the bodies.
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More states could choose to enact requirements like Indiana's, making people pay a share toward their care.
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Congressional Republicans and the Trump administration have said they want to enact tax reform legislation by August.
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After we successfully enact comprehensive sex education in Pennsylvania, we will start reaching out to other states.
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Gore, helping to confirm partisan judges and enact partisan laws as part of the Bush White House.
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The president this week requested that the Commerce Department probe whether the U.S. can enact the levies.
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Nor do they have the patience to build broad political coalitions to enact their preferred policy preferences.
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"California should lead by example and enact the strongest net neutrality protections in the country," Wiener said.
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To enact broader internet regulations because of the Democratic Party's sour grapes is the definition of foolishness.
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He told reporters DOJ would need congressional approval to enact such a policy, according to The Hill.
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When asked if it was realistic to believe Congress could enact tax reform by year's end, Sen.
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How could we force other governments to immediately enact long-term decisions for the benefit of all?
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But another judge balked, and the administration turned to Congress to enact a new surveillance law instead.
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It holds #Dreamers &kids separated frm parents hostage to cut legal immigration & enact the hard right's agenda.
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Franklin Roosevelt did not suddenly decide on his own to enact Social Security or grant union rights.
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Mr. Obama took his actions only after years of failure by Congress to enact meaningful immigration reform.
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"The FCA does not enact so harsh a rule," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the court's opinion.
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A final criticism is that somehow Congress does not have the constitutional power to enact it. Wrong.
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Your co-op could enact stricter rules that prohibit smoking anywhere on the property — including inside apartments.
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Opposition lawmakers voiced concern that the change could endanger the push to enact changes at the agency.
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In lieu of a national law, some states have taken it upon themselves to enact family legislation.
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I urge Congress to take the next step and enact a substantial aid package for Puerto Rico.
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The king and Scheherazade enact the tales, along with the puppets and the Atlantic's terrific young ensemble.
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"Strategies always sounded good but there was no clear commitment to also enact changes," the source added.
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It could choose instead to enact more sanctions, or it could choose to abide by the agreement.
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That is why Congress should enact the "Gun Safety Not Sorry Act of 85033," that I introduced.
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Yet, China almost always follows our lead, and will likely enact permanent controls only after we do.
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The poll comes as several GOP-led state legislatures have moved to enact strict bans on abortion.
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They want to enact "fixes" to ObamaCare that would enshrine this colossal healthcare failure into permanent law.
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"We respectfully request that you review these materials, and enact them, as you deem appropriate," Murray wrote.
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Efforts to enact laws aimed at censoring Palestine solidarity enjoy broad support from both major political parties.
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Congressional Republicans and the Trump administration have said they want to enact tax reform legislation this year.
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Public health experts, alarmed by the trend, are studying policies that countries can enact to fight it.
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Hispanic children in Colorado re-enact the story of the nativity during an event called Las Posadas.
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The Maryland Legislature could enact new laws requiring removal of the cross or transfer of the land.
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Orban now wants to enact laws that force non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to register with the government.
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And about 83 percent say lawmakers should enact stricter legislation and oversight to protect consumer credit information.
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Last month, the organization elected a new president and promised to enact changes, including better financial controls.
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Congress has been hamstrung for more than a decade by any attempt to enact comprehensive immigration reform.
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To further the conversation, someone decided to enact a conversation centered around two hashtags: #BoldCastingDecision and #Whitewashing.
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They will need to enact policies to enable new revenue models, like data monetization and content management.
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If China is unwilling to take these steps, the United States should enact robust measures against Beijing.
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If schools remain open, officials could enact measures to limit any potential spread among children and staff.
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A sanctions bill passed last year forced the administration to enact two rounds of sanctions this year.
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Since then, conclusive evidence has been released that shows cities must enact measures immediately to protect people.
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These mass killings will continue until there is the political will to enact effective gun control measures.
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There are many things we can do now, on a local and federal level, to enact change.
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Those are real problems, and enforceable commitments to enact reforms could deliver significant economic and environmental benefits.
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Repeated attempts over the years to enact federal universal background checks for new gun purchases have failed.
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To enact an enormous tax cut under budget reconciliation rules, you need offsetting long-term spending cuts.
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More states are likely to enact bans, as governments work to slow the spread of the virus.
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Mr. Graham said he is working on legislation to create incentives for states to enact such bills.
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Alabama, a conservative state where Republicans control the Legislature, has repeatedly sought to enact limits on abortion.
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Paul Krugman On Wednesday Donald Trump demanded that Congress move quickly to enact his tax reform plan.
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But the president could face major hurdles in trying to enact his plan to restart the economy.
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They have threatened to enact laws that could bar Mr. Netanyahu from a new term in office.
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They have threatened to enact laws that could bar Mr. Netanyahu from a new term in office.
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"We leave open the possibility that the Legislature may enact a 'carefully drafted statute,'" the majority wrote.
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Based on the outcome of the talks, the government would enact legislative and regulatory changes, he added.
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Republican leaders conceded that they did so because laws are easier to change if legislators enact them.
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Ancel Meyers: The earlier you enact these measures, the more rapidly you can reduce the transmission rate.
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The following are several directions to accelerate life-saving outcomes, all within Silicon Valley's power to enact.
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Nakedly, these heroines now re-enact private romance before people who have known them their whole lives.
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A functional and more bipartisan Congress could enact commonsense clarifications that would keep the Corps off farms.
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We travel to see peasants enact old rituals that we would find foolish in our own doorways.
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Other countries, Brennan argued, would be compelled to enact similar laws that would harm U.S. interests abroad.
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Google and other household names encouraged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enact the rules in 22019.
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California has had to enact seven laws to protect undocumented workers from being exploited by their employers.
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This is one of those rare opportunities to enact a good law in a simple, straightforward way.
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Trump on Monday said on Twitter that the Fed should enact a "big interest rate drop, stimulus".
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Trump on Monday said on Twitter that the Fed should enact a "big interest rate drop, stimulus".
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Peck knows their romantic lives, and he knows the private rituals they enact before they go onstage.
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The U.S. government must stop denying the crisis exists and enact policies that can preserve our future.
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The effort led California lawmakers to enact the nation's most comprehensive state consumer privacy law last year.
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Google and other household names encouraged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enact the rules in 2015.
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Several senators had originally sponsored independent legislation to enact the rule, but partisan debates derailed that bill.
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Many of them said it was long overdue for China to enact tough laws on gene editing.
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Tyler began vetoing bills trying to enact the Whig program, and his party began the impeachment process.
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Congress has until March to enact a permanent fix, or else current DACA recipients could face deportation.
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But the authorities are expected to enact a special law for same-sex unions after Saturday's vote.
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But so far he is surrounding himself with officials eager to enact only the most extreme positions.
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Even a pliant institution, if it is seen as politicized, will struggle to enact Mr. Trump's policies.
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The Senate should now follow suit so Congress can enact a strong, bipartisan reauthorization of the TVPA.
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Governments sometimes lack the resources to bridge the gap and are slow to enact policies fostering growth.
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The Fourteenth Amendment grants Congress the power to enact a remedy against state mistreatment of interstate travelers.
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It's time to invoke the American tradition and take a mulligan to enact the healthcare do-over.
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Enact predicts that both West and East Africa will see huge rises in drug use by 2050.
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Or is it to do that only if the government keeps refusing to enact needed climate measures?
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Despite a recommendation that the law be struck, New Jersey's legislature has yet to enact the change.
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He has struggled to enact key pieces of his agenda as quickly as he would have hoped.
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Congress must stand up for American families and workers and enact strong country of origin food labeling.
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Morales says Gen Z's activism on social media and their youth helps them enact change so quickly.
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But he added that Mr. Trump has threatened to enact such policies before, only to back off.
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Other parts of the order, such as ending the coal-leasing moratorium, will be easier to enact.
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The new law does nothing to enact zero tolerance for child sexual abuse or for cover-up.
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Trump and Republicans have vowed to enact tax reform this year for the first time since 1986.
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In all three states, the new GOP regimes used their newfound clout to enact anti-union measures.
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This is something, obviously, that we have been talking about and trying to enact for decades now.
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Since taking office in January, Trump has been struggling to enact a ban that passes court muster.
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Someone a little like us invested extra time and effort to enact these shapes on hard stone.
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Specifically, he wants to "enact a national cap on annual rent increases at no more than 6900 percent or 2628 times the Consumer Price Index"; in other words, enact rent controls across the country of the kind that have without a doubt sent rents soaring in our biggest cities.
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They'll vote out intransigent Republicans and usher in a wave of legislators who will help enact his agenda.
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If Paul Ryan and his allies in the House enact their domestic agenda, this promise will fall apart.
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"The police's job is to enact the law, not to hug people who are against it," he said.
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The National Football League expressed similar sentiments, calling on Congress to enact a "regulatory framework" for sports betting.
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Even in this scenario, we would expect a final bill would take until Q4 to enact into law.
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In recent years, he's done The Baby Bachelor, in which Kimmel enlists toddlers to re-enact the show.
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The ACLU said it wants Congress to enact a moratorium on use of the technology by law enforcement.
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Trump has also vowed to enact widespread tax cuts, which would increase the deficit by reducing federal revenue.
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Low borrowing costs have helped the stock market enact a spectacular bull run since the 2008 financial crisis.
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To enact that type of intervention across an entire country paints a picture of an eerily intrusive future.
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The FCC will then finalize its proposal based on that feedback and vote again to enact the rules.
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The budget will test the government's will to enact reforms, which economists say are more pressing than ever.
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She is promising to enact policies, like free public college, that are handouts to the upper middle class.
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The explosion of drone ownership has left many governments scrambling to enact laws aimed at avoiding close calls.
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"China will closely monitor the 'entity list,' enact suitable measures, and resolutely defend China's legitimate rights and interests."
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Since work offers economic security for most Americans, states are wise to enact policies that focus on employment.
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The report said society would have to enact "unprecedented" changes to how it consumes energy, travels and builds.
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The creditors blamed Puerto Rico for failing to honor a commitment to enact an enabling law on time.
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He may have enough allies to enact such measures as loosening gun control and rolling back environmental legislation.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday that the administration aims to enact tax changes by August.
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In some ways, I understand the inclination — the CEO is traditionally in the best position to enact change.
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However, there are subgroups of Black people who use the concept of Black excellence to enact Black elitism.
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Originally, the Sandra Bland Act sought to enact drastic changes to improve police accountability and fight racial profiling.
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They might want to enact those plans soon, as the High Sparrow seemingly toys with King Tommen's beliefs.
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Next up, they're calling on Disney, Warner Brothers Studio, and Paramount Pictures to pledge participation and enact change.
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Leaders from Southern Utah discussed how to enact Young's martial law, and deal with the Baker-Francher party.
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At home Mr Trump has struggled to enact his promises because of resistance in Congress and the courts.
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That bill was vetoed, but Nevadans have the opportunity to enact it at the ballot box this fall.
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If it works, it could sweep the globe, finally convincing Europe and Japan to enact long-stalled reforms.
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After a conflict with his grandfather, John Paul III must return to Italy, and enact his own plan.
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With that requirement gone, Georgia quickly moved to enact stricter voting laws, like the aforementioned exact match policy.
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The government would be "naive" to think that the ban will be easy to enact, says Mr Béland.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday laid out an ambitious schedule to enact tax relief by August.
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But as was mentioned, these votes are nonbinding, and Amazon doesn't have to actually consider or enact them.
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The coalition will enact its program "gradually, over a five-year horizon," to safeguard public accounts, he said.
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Ever wanted to watch Anthony Bourdain enact some swift street justice on former KKK Imperial Wizard David Duke?
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Each one examines Schapiro's desire to develop a feminist aesthetic that would enact her politics in visual language.
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But Republicans say it will ultimately make it easier to enact reforms before the end of the year.
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The real estate magnate lauded Kennedy as a "proven leader" who could help enact Trump's agenda in Washington.
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We need to emit less carbon, and we need political pressure to enact policies to meet that objective.
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Murkowski said it was important to enact reforms separately to help stabilize the individual market in health insurance.
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Wolf said either Clinton or Sanders could also encourage Congress to enact legislation to end federal private prisons.
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You know, you enact the pressure, it takes a little while for that to work its way through.
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Facebook can't enact change from the top-down, but it can boost the efficiency of grass-roots movements.
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Davis said parliament would be called upon to pass new laws to enact the exit from the bloc.
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Without the backing of Congress or industry, he may find it hard to enact most of his ideas.
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Like the Conservatives, Labour has pledged to enact the British democratic will and follow through with Brexit negotiations.
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That prompted Russia to enact two sets of reforms, in preparation for the inevitable next oil-price crash.
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He played a pivotal role in helping Trump enact a sweeping tax overhaul, coordinating with members of Congress.
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But Trump may also enact additional changes that could affect how the Fed responds to future economic developments.
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This is one of the most pro-growth, pro-investment, pro-employment, policies any new government could enact.
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If Murphy wins, he would be able to enact his agenda immediately, as Democrats control the state legislature.
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He rarely misses a chance to berate elite Republicans in Congress for failing to enact his ambitious agenda.
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The sudden moves seemed likely to complicate efforts in Washington to enact a rescue package for Puerto Rico.
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For these and other reasons, elected leaders who advocate for and enact sanctuary laws must be held accountable.
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This can be achieved by working across the aisle to enact legislation that helps, rather than hurts, seniors.
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How can an experience so profoundly strange and wild and transformative also symbolize or enact the ultimate conformity?
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A case in point is New York, the most recent state to enact legislation criminalizing nonconsensual pornography. Gov.
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In the end, in order to enact other reforms he favored, he reluctantly signed the Glass-Steagall bill.
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New York was the first state in the union to prohibit drunken driving and to enact seatbelt laws.
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It's on the National Congress to enact this kind of reform -- and Wurth is hopeful that it will.
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This after the lower courts had blocked two previous attempts by the Trump administration to enact the ban.
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Earthjustice filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday to force the agency to enact tougher emissions standards for airplanes.
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Blas' masks also explore the potential of algorithm-driven facial recognition to enact bias and produce false positives.
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We encourage Congress to renew that effort and enact legislation that would ease compliance burdens facing small businesses.
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Trump's misuse of his power as commander-in-chief should prompt lawmakers to enact curbs against future abuses.
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When China then announced it would enact fentanyl-class scheduling law, it was touted as a major success.
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Declaring an emergency probably wouldn't allow Democrats to enact the entire Green New Deal or Medicare for All.
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Citizens and elected officials are working together to enact policy changes to reduce crime, increasingly with bipartisan support.
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The administration and Congress have a golden opportunity to enact such a bill and should do so immediately.
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Across the political spectrum, donors big and small are demanding that elected officials enact policies they campaigned on.
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The president recently said he believes an infrastructure bill this year will prove easy to enact with Democrats.
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Most of his ideas have not panned out — they were either illegal, too expensive, or unrealistic to enact.
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Five states have earned federal approval to enact job mandates and nine others have applied to do so.
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Action needed: Now lawmakers will have to enact a short-term patch by the end of next week.
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Instagram practically created the concept of "influencers" and reinforces the power of the individual to enact direct change.
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The board could also enact rules making it harder to rent out apartments on a short-term basis.
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Executive agencies are empowered to enact rules controlling the health, safety and welfare of individuals across the country.
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Also, on that busy Day One, he'd have a replacement for Obamacare ready for Congress to enact immediately.
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From there, they have promised to secure the border, rebuild the military, enact regulatory reform and much more.
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Mississippi would be the first state to enact a law outlawing abortion so early on in a pregnancy.
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In Kansas, for instance, a Cox Communications-led effort to enact an anti-municipal broadband law was defeated.
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In order to improve her treatment, she resolved to re-enact a scenario from one of her movies.
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Half said the government should enact tax credits for child care and require employers to provide family leave.
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Ultimately, the failure cost patients and taxpayers more than if CMS did not enact the policy at all.
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The government should enact policies that allow us the freedom to chase the American dream without institutional impediments.
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It will also make it that much tougher for the GOP to enact their legislative agenda going forward.
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Whatever change he envisions will likely be vastly more difficult to enact than his army of supporters believe.
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He also said the state will enact "mandatory playground social density," meaning no close-contact sports, including basketball.
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But when he talked with his girlfriend, they realized they didn't want to re-enact that power dynamic.
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The colors and the sound-piece all enact a feeling of meditation that's theatrical but real as well.
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Democrats had seized control of both chambers of the Legislature on a promise to quickly enact sweeping change.
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The seven live actors offer their own running commentary and re-enact the scenes playing onscreen above them.
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If we enact strong privacy regulation, I believe we can be similarly hopeful about the future of privacy.
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At the moment, repairing the damage is a necessary prelude to developing the ability to enact the vision.
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It is also working to enact many new regulations included in the F.A.A. Reauthorization Bill passed last year.
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Republicans had a chance to enact a tax cut that was more meaningful to average Americans in 2017.
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New: M.T.A. officials on Thursday announced details of proposed fare increases that they plan to enact in March.
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More broadly, any change in the Catholic church's formal stance on homosexuality would be enormously difficult to enact.
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In complex Dreaming ceremonies, like the hollow log ritual Lorrkon, those with special knowledge re-enact the story.
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The Trump administration is set to enact a fresh batch of tariffs on Chinese goods that same day.
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The Trump administration is prepared to enact a fresh batch of tariffs on Chinese goods that same day.
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Or Congress could enact a carbon tax, which would have the added benefit of cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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I believe Biden is best able to defeat Donald Trump and enact the policies we all care about.
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The people he met along the way re-enact their encounters, which are mostly friendly but occasionally tense.
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Twenty years after voter approval, Massachusetts will enact the final reduction in a gradual state income tax cut.
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There is a simple bipartisan solution we can enact right now that would help go after that money.
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It's easy enough to enact a no-Nazis rule; my university, like most, prohibits outright harassment and discrimination.
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The performers enact what looks like an instant surgical heart exchange, so they can share the same rhythm.
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He credited Clyburn with helping the Obama administration enact the federal stimulus package and the Affordable Care Act.
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"If a policy is important enough to enact, it should be important enough to pay for," Peterson added.
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NAFTA 2628 would make it impossible for Congress to enact the changes needed to lower drug prices. Rep.
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He also said the growing activism of young people was crucial in pushing their elders to enact change.
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If we cut emissions and enact policies that tackle climate change, the change won't be nearly as extreme.
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But until now, she has not specified how quickly she would move to enact a health care plan.
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Critics have said the crown prince's moves are more an effort to consolidate power than to enact reform.
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But without any hard deadline to enact appropriations, debates over funding levels and priorities could drag on indefinitely.
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This is Congress' best chance to enact lasting tax reform and reaffirm a vision of growth in America.
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The Higher Education Act is up for reauthorization, giving legislators a key opportunity to enact stronger disclosure requirements.
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What to watch: Evers ordered the state Guard to enact all of the federal report's recommendations by September.
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Exxon also announced plans to donate $1 million to a group urging Washington to enact a carbon tax.
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Like the second leg, this proposal fails to enact real reforms that return immigration to more traditional levels.
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The report also urges policymakers to improve mass transit, and enact laws to electrify the ride-sharing industry.
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Iran's response to the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign was to enact a pressure campaign of its own.
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They also could be practically difficult to enact, said Julia Coronado, founder of MacroPolicy Perspectives in New York.
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His amendment delays final approval of the agreement until after Parliament passes the detailed legislation to enact it.
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To mixed success, the anti-abortion movement has leaned heavily on ballot measures to enact its policy initiatives.
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As the Treasury Department prepared to enact the 2017 Republican tax overhaul, corporate lobbyists swarmed — and won big.
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If passed, it would make New Jersey the first state to enact a complete ban on the product.
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"It's a thorny issue" that may be challenged in court as more states enact these laws, Pate said.
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The bill will lay out 12 measures, out of which the Trump administration must enact at least five.
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Lawmakers have also pledged to enact legislation that would provide free legal help for immigrants facing deportation proceedings.
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's new coalition government started working last month, pledging to enact the reforms swiftly.
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In eloquent language, Stack also called on lawmakers to enact gun reform so other companies do the same.
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More states should consider following suit — or enact other stabilization measures independent of unreliable (and counterproductive) federal efforts.
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Congress should enact 'need to know' protocols to limit access to confidential, highly sensitive, and proprietary commercial information.
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" "Empowering women and educating everyone on the need to curb population growth seems a reasonable campaign to enact.
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We should enact policies that keep seniors working, which would lighten the Social Security load for younger people.
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The laws needed to enact Brexit will be put before parliament on Friday, Johnson's spokesman had said earlier.
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EPA said Thursday the rule is one of two it plans to enact to amend coal ash disposal.
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The solutions are out there, but we need our leaders to find the political will to enact them.
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Both candidates are calling for a political agenda that they say will need a grassroots movement to enact.
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The students have called on lawmakers to enact legislation that would curb gun violence and prevent school shootings.
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The basic model is Hitler and the Nazi party: Win power through democratic elections, then enact your goals.
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Our failure to enact serious changes has directly contributed to another national debt milestone – now over $21 trillion.
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Mr. Manchin still may be the president-elect's best Democratic partner as he tries to enact his agenda.
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But there was no guarantee that Rome would codify the proposals, or that bishops worldwide would enact them.
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Apart from those measures, Roosevelt had little success in persuading Congress to enact more laws to improve health.
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Without knowing how the outbreak will progress, it is possible that countries could still enact new travel bans.
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Holder, weakened the Voting Rights Act, Republicans have pointed to voter fraud to enact new restrictions on voting.
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The government, though it has yet to enact legislative changes, says it is easing up on the practice.
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He has warned of "caravans" of migrants approaching the border and called on Congress to enact tougher regulations.
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Back in 2006, Massachusetts used Medicaid funds to help enact "Romneycare," which would become the model for Obamacare.
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When Barack Obama was in office, House Republicans tried to use that as leverage to enact spending cuts.
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Meanwhile on the Capitol, politicians joined in the protests and vowed to enact changes to gun control laws.
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That could make it harder for the next president to enact reforms, especially if it is not Mr Moreno.
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Rather than stand by while businesses and states price carbon individually, Congress should enact a revenue-neutral carbon fee.
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Hopefully they will continue to work on how to enact this policy and come up with more transparent terms.
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The bill empowers the FCC and individual states to take action against venues that try to enact such contracts.
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California is not the only state to enact strong net neutrality protections — over thirty states have introduced similar legislation.
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The battle to enact rape laws allowing termination of parental rights has also been raging in Maryland for years.
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He'd enact a onetime cancellation of the $1.5 trillion to $1.6 trillion in student debt held by all Americans.
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Reactions The countries that have responded have vowed to either try to revive the TPP or enact new agreements.
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But the rally has stalled the past six weeks as some investors question Trump's ability to enact his proposals.
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And there's no state that's otherwise identical to Alaska that didn't enact the policy to use as a baseline.
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The US said China backed out of previously made commitments to enact certain reforms in exchange for tariff relief.
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If we enact public financing through a small-donor matching system, the public will also get something in return.
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Germany is best positioned within the European Union to enact a stimulus plan or tax cuts, the thinking goes.
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If you live in a small city lead the hundreds of amazing entrepreneurs in an effort to enact change.
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Is it possible for the commission to enact net neutrality protections under a lighter regulatory regime this time around?
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Instead, the Fed now sees global growth as a principal condition for when it will enact another rate hike.
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Foundation Care would later tell the FDA that it would enact changes in response to some of the findings.
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We need to remind ourselves of how unusual the miracle of our political economy is and enact its lessons.
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We need to enact the reforms that will return us to a government of, for, and by, the people.
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One might compare it to Narimane Mari's Bloody Beans (2013), in which children enact a revolutionary coup in Algeria.
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To many on the left, this suggestion seemed ridiculous; Obama clearly had a whole platform he wanted to enact.
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To enact his programme, Mr Trudeau will depend on support from smaller parties, especially the left-leaning New Democrats.
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When bills were offered, they were partisan measures meant to score political points rather than to enact substantive policy.
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What do we need to do to enact the ideals that the federal government is focused on in AI?
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California is preparing to enact legislation next year that will keep tech firms' use of consumer data in check.
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Senators urged the department to be more transparent about election vulnerabilities and enact tougher security measures to deter interference.
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Democrats have said they will not ratify USMCA unless Mexico delivers on a pledge to enact stronger labor provisions.
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Just remember, the newly elected President Warren will still have to go through Congress to enact her ultraprogressive programs.
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To enact them, the legislation would have to pass the Republican-led Senate and be signed by Mr. Trump.
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Sadr's supporters held massive protests earlier this year to push Abadi to form a new government and enact reforms.
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Yes, but: There are many ways to enact a carbon tax, and it's possible a different version could pass.
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As the federal government has the final word on Medicaid systems, Obama refused to let states enact work requirements.
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The DHS also issued a new directive to airlines week, clarifying some of the measures that they must enact.
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Lawmakers have until June 15 to enact the new budget, which is for the fiscal year starting in July.
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The governor "is seeking legislation to enact a permanent ban on flavored e-cigarette products," according to his office.
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They also offered places for upper-middle-class men to enact abstract Enlightenment values about equality, secularism and merit.
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North Carolina in March became the first state to enact a law that restricts bathroom access for transgender people.
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The government is expected to enact the legislation by the end of the year, the Irish Independent previously reported.
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His shooting prompted Sacramento to enact new police reforms, and the city adopted a new policy discouraging foot pursuits.
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