" Enacting the proposal, she said, would be "political suicide.
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But enacting a law and enforcing it are separate matters.
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Enacting legislation to establish independent redistricting commissions to tackle gerrymandering.
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Enacting the policy will be an ongoing process, she added.
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New York and New Jersey are considering enacting similar legislation.
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Sweden was a pioneer, enacting such a law in 1999.
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Congress later did so by enacting the U.S.A. Freedom Act.
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Adequate governance requires enacting reforms that strengthen its democratic institutions.
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A lower court had blocked officials from enacting the law.
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By enacting this sensibility, Be the Cowboy also counteracts it.
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Protests can be a powerful political tool for enacting change.
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Proposing an overhaul will certainly be easier than enacting one.
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" "We're committed to enacting long-lasting changes following her recommendations.
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For one, drafting legislation and enacting it into law takes time.
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The people responsible for enacting net neutrality rules are already worried.
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But enacting such a scheme would still be an uphill battle.
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Season 8 is about them enacting a plan to do so.
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Sometimes they even seem to be re-enacting Romeo and Juliet.
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Enacting a law and enforcing it are two entirely separate things.
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Plays re-enacting Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad or Rev.
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Enacting the new Title IX regulation does not require a vote.
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Enacting term limits is absolutely essential to break this status quo.
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Is he hiring people that are committed to enacting real change?
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Helen smiled up at him, enacting some ritual I didn't understand.
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The idea entails enacting a small tax on stock market sales.
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The law prevents localities from enacting certain forms of rent control.
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With Delphine as a guide, Cole begins re-enacting this ritual.
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Nothing is stopping them from enacting their craziest most insane desires.
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"We're surrounded by people regularly enacting acts of virtuosity," she said.
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But the crisis cannot be tackled merely by enacting new legislation.
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Democrats like these will be an obstacle to enacting progressive policy.
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This led to dozens of states enacting new barriers to voting.
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Trump is far from alone in having difficulty enacting his agenda.
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But the Constitution only prohibits states from enacting retroactive criminal laws.
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He isn't enacting an archetype that has existed for thousands of years.
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" The FDA could achieve that goal by enacting a "maximum nicotine level.
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That's why enacting a border adjustment tax is hardly a sure thing.
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The window for enacting bold policies will not stay open for long.
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It will be no obstacle to enacting Mr Trudeau's main legislative priorities.
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But the way the prince is going about enacting change is worrying.
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The Obama presidency was nothing if not successful in enacting progressive reforms.
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Sestak has also partially campaigned on his role in enacting Obama's policies.
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TWO-STAGE PLAN Banks are enacting two-stage contingency plans for Brexit.
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Players were enacting special items that help lure Pokemon to the area.
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The U.S. has a history of enacting regulations in reaction to crises.
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Its Congress responded by enacting a dramatic series of anti-corruption laws.
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In Florida, a law prohibits cities and counties from enacting gun control.
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Wade ruling by enacting laws that are assured of facing court challenges.
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However, enacting this plan within a capitalist market is not without controversy.
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The Trump administration is considering enacting another round of tariffs this week.
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Her latest project comes to involve re-enacting scenes from famous movies.
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Several other European countries, including France and Portugal, are enacting similar measures.
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Enacting this change is an enormous political lift, yet it's worth trying.
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Now the new governor is enacting a wish-list of liberal policies.
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I realize the importance of balancing budgets and enacting sound fiscal policy.
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What was the Trump administration's rationale for enacting the ban in 2017?
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"I did see that," Manager Aaron Boone said, re-enacting a wave.
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No doubt this factors into the White House's insistence on enacting them.
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And German Chancellor Angela Merkel has also considered enacting a similar ban.
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It weaves and reweaves the social fabric, enacting and reinforcing social roles.
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The Secind Amendment is not a barrier to enacting good gun laws.
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The DHS made explicit they were enacting Trump's will by waiving the regulations.
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We look forward to Judge Moore's help enacting that agenda when he arrives.
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Otherwise, each dancer is enacting a set of completely independent, if tandem, movements.
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The end, as far as civil right leaders were concerned, was enacting policy.
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Enacting single-payer would require broad Democratic consensus, which doesn't exist right now.
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Pat McCrory in March, also bars localities from enacting ordinances to the contrary.
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Why it matters: Candidate Trump committed to enacting similar five-month legislation nationwide.
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He's since continued to capture images of participants enacting fantasies in public places.
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Part of your exhibition includes One Direction impersonators enacting a sexually charged performance.
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Kenney went on to hit Republicans for not enacting stricter gun control laws.
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Importantly, we should ban states from enacting so-called right-to-work laws.
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Enacting the Elie Wiesel legislation represented a major victory for activists and advocates.
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Enacting the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act is just plain good public policy.
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Enacting major legislation requires a White House that is focused, confident and coherent.
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They say enacting tax-reform legislation is crucial to avoiding a voter backlash.
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Moore was merely re-enacting the New Testament in the name of lust.
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Psychiatrists can play an important role in enacting and carrying out such policies.
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That, in turn, only makes the case for enacting such measures much stronger.
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How will they regard this absence from world leadership that Trump is enacting?
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His tweets focus on his platform, bringing people together, and enacting change.2.
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That's left the state's more urban areas, like Floridian cities, enacting stricter measures.
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But Twitter has said that this isn't the reason it's enacting this policy.
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No one believes enacting change will be immediate, nor will it be easy.
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Instead of enacting live conflicts, they narrate crimes that occurred in the past.
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Enacting tax reform will lift the enthusiasm of the doers in our nation.
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It also brings us closer to enacting a single payer system by default.
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But it was also filled with heartwarming moments and passionate people enacting change.
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"We are enacting the most important governmental reform of our history," he said.
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The dancers seemed to be enacting Deleuze and Guattari's theory of the rhizome.
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Anti-gun activists point to American shootings as an argument for enacting a ban.
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Until then, states, counties, and cities have been enacting their own e-cigarette regulations.
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Governments must do their part by enacting energy policies that provide long-term certainty.
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But so far, the Republican Congress has shown little interest in enacting such provisions.
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Now comes the hard part: Actually enacting the new policies President Trump has promised.
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Amazon successfully spooked the City Council out of enacting that tax earlier this year.
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Does this man have the capability of uniting Brazil and enacting very important reforms?
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Bennet asserted the agreement favored Republicans by extending tax cuts and enacting spending caps.
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That is why I will make enacting this legislation one of my highest priorities.
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Given such treatment, of course the hosts are enacting a bloody form of revenge.
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But wouldn't enacting a marriage, even for pretend, induce a kind of déjà vu?
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It's one thing saying they're getting the message, it's another thing actually enacting it.
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Without backing from lawmakers, Macron may have a tough time enacting his reform proposals.
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That list included rolling back regulations from the Obama administration and enacting immigration reform.
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Rawlings-Blake, who left office last year, ended up enacting a short-term resolution.
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He cautions renters before enacting any strikes due to their lack of legal standing.
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Trump has made enacting a $1 trillion infrastructure package one of his top priorities.
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Public Health Bernie Sanders's chances at enacting a "political revolution" are all but gone.
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Enacting the bill without lowering taxes would result in double charging the flying public.
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This is already occurring with Canada and the European Union enacting their own safeguards.
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Congress responded by enacting RFRA in 28503, restoring "strict scrutiny" protection to exercising faith.
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Enacting full portability would be a heavy lift if Mr. Trump wins the presidency.
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The centrality of democracy reform as a means of enacting change is not new.
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This should not stop Congress from enacting forceful mitigation actions to cut emissions drastically.
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Trump has blamed Democrats for enacting poor immigration laws amid outcry over the policy.
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They are exploring and enacting policies which support their domestic manufacturing and production sectors.
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We are less familiar, however, with the road to actually enacting fiscally responsible products.
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Gunn told me that, over time, Hamilton forgot that she was enacting a fiction.
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Kelly promised CHC members he would let them know before enacting such a change.
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Of course, Andrew Jackson's other famous legacy is enacting a policy of literal genocide.
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The law still bars local municipalities from enacting their own nondiscrimination ordinances before 2020.
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But while some of these solutions may be straightforward, enacting them can be — surprise!
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Everywhere we turn, our own little Truman Show enacting itself for likes and faves.
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Enacting policies to restore financial balance to these popular programs will pose political challenges.
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The first big challenge is to win funding for the policies he is enacting.
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However, some state legislatures have also banned municipalities from enacting paid sick leave laws.
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Way back in 1961, Ronald Reagan warned that enacting Medicare would destroy American freedom.
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It voted to do so, but officials decided against the change before enacting it.
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Schools can do more than just increasing their security measures and frequently enacting drills.
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Trump would actually have an easier time then Clinton unilaterally enacting his immigration plans.
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The first episode wasted no time in re-enacting the iconic fashion designer's murder.
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Wade by enacting laws such as Missouri's, which are assured of facing court challenges.
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Mr. Williams sings with real heaviness, enacting a tactile cycle of exhaustion and redemption.
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Nursing homes across the country quickly sprang into action, enacting lockdowns and limiting visitations.
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"Any serious effort toward enacting infrastructure legislation must incorporate Republican principles as well," Rep.
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Amy Klobuchar what she would do to keep states from enacting these restrictive bans.
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Andrew Yang: Of course, the government should be enacting those policies at every turn.
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Without women's input, Malaysia risks enacting policies that are "conventional and patriarchal", she said.
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China has been cautious about enacting legal protections for people who expose labor abuses.
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It was a little eerie, because you're re-enacting something that happened to people.
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Enacting major tax changes of the sort the party is envisioning is extremely difficult.
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The time is now to break the cycle by enacting four common-sense measures.
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Congress can start by enacting simple fixes to the regulations that cause these problems.
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Countries then made things worse by enacting massive tax increases as their economies cratered.
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Leaders from both political parties deserve enormous credit for enacting such meaningful justice reforms.
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They enhanced the viewing experience by re-enacting moments from their big event. Mrs.
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Mr Jellen "believes enacting regulations to control advancing technology would impede innovation," the paper reports.
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Wade, Republicans have spent the 213 legislative session enacting increasingly aggressive abortion restrictions in states.
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Wade, Republicans have spent the 2019 legislative session enacting increasingly aggressive abortion restrictions in states.
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Finally, she rubbed my right Achilles' tendon as if re-enacting the discovery of fire.
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Still, Chicago's career serves as a model for enacting social change amidst a hostile environment.
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Others claim "output legitimacy" by enacting successful policies; ie, they offer government for the people.
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But the extent to which Cersei reveals she is enacting her revenge is specifically mad.
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Twitch is enacting stricter policies in the interest of curbing harassment and sexually suggestive behavior.
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Enacting the Sherman amendment would be a significant and concrete step in the right direction.
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Roberts has signed an order enacting a curfew for the city, an aide told CNN.
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Smith by enacting the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), which passed by overwhelming bipartisan majorities.
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Instead, Michael bought a bicycle and commenced enacting the dream, riding across America offering hugs.
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Enacting gay marriage was one of the main achievements of his six years in office.
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We are writing to tell you about the immigrant communities whose erasure you are enacting.
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Enacting legislation to prevent airlines from overbooking flights is not going to solve the problem.
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It was a lot more conciliatory and focused on enacting economic policies that actually work.
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Upholding all three principles means, first and foremost, enacting policies that better harness market competition.
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The gender of the person enacting the violence changed the way I felt about it.
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But states and localities pass enacting legislation authorizing PACE, which private-sector businesses then run.
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And only by enacting policies that right this wrong can Democrats build a democratic majority.
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And she should be looking at enacting policies like that proposed by New York Gov.
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Still, according to the ACLU, municipalities are increasingly enacting new nuisance ordinances across the country.
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So states filled the gap, with 36 of them enacting anti-spam laws by 2003.
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The governors of Louisiana and South Carolina say they plan on enacting similar abortion restrictions.
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By enacting such legislation, the states hope to preserve the Obama-era net neutrality rules.
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Cities and counties have no set timeline for enacting new rules that might curb drilling.
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Instead of enacting another bill, Republicans placed a constitutional amendment on the ballot this year.
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The Host was relishing this moment, as if he were the one enacting the punishment.
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On Monday, the FDA announced that they will be enacting tighter regulations on mesh manufacturers.
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Dripping water turns into a deluge, washing away the paper and enacting her family's erasure.
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Enacting federal baseline legislation and establishing a data protection agency would be a good start.
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He called for expanding voting access by enacting early voting and expanding vote-by-mail.
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He has retweeted doctored GIFs of himself enacting violence against Hillary Clinton and news reporters.
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It's the first statewide order of its kind, but other countries are enacting similar measures.
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Foreign donors say any support to Lebanon will depend on it enacting long-delayed reforms.
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Protesters in Virginia were re-enacting — and re-embracing — an exclusionary vision of American history.
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Trump said DACA had to be ended because Obama overstepped his authority in enacting it.
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But increasingly, lawmakers are enacting sweeping exceptions without ever bothering to establish the rule itself.
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"The (administration's) lawless interpretation ignores the will of Congress in enacting Title IX," Tedesco said.
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John McFarlane: Yeah, I think that the issue he's got is firstly enacting the policy.
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"Other laws block the FTC from enacting any rules on ISPs," the lawmakers' petition reads.
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Groups of survivors have accused the government of not enacting lessons learned from the fire.
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Now the nation's top law-enforcement agency can serve as a tool for enacting it.
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What matters more to me is enacting laws that fight discrimination and ensure racial justice.
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Repealing the health care law is the Republicans' first step toward enacting their broader agenda.
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Enacting RESA will help to increase savings and provide important retirement planning information to workers.
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"We look forward to Judge Moore's help enacting that agenda when he arrives," McConnell added.
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For many congressional Republicans, this is their first real attempt at enacting major social policy.
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Enacting a plan early can help you save time and money in the long run.
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The show's title, Enacting Stillness, hints at the paradoxical tension inherent in such a question.
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The performance works that comprise Enacting Stillness depend on similar feats of modest corporeal proffering.
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I've never canvassed and asked everyday Americans about their thoughts on enacting local LGBTQ protections.
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In 2014, his party dissolved a widely respected independent police reform commission without enacting its recommendations.
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Apparently, there's a show on Chinese television that involves children re-enacting scenes from famous movies.
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When asked if as a Republican, he supports the President's enacting of this policy, Suarez hedged.
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The Wisconsin Republican is considered key to the President's chances of enacting his proposals in Congress.
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Tianjin is following the example of several other major cities including Beijing in enacting these restrictions.
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It is about knowing the differences and enacting policies commensurate with the crime or the threat.
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After dithering for over two years, Mr Sisi is finally enacting painful but necessary economic reforms.
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Preventing severe consequences of climate change is a matter of enacting strict environmental regulations — and quickly.
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He was unsuccessful at enacting policy, but he is an adept shin-kicker and rabble-rouser.
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For an institution charged with enacting laws, its own dress code is not written in stone.
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As for Republicans offering condolences without enacting policy change -- Vic's got some thoughts on that, too.
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More fundamentally, Thatcher thought that any goal worth pursuing and any policy worth enacting demanded contention.
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The law also blocked Charlotte's antidiscrimination ordinance, and prohibited cities and counties from enacting similar laws.
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All too often, the government entities responsible for writing and enacting regulations have not kept pace.
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Critics of the immigration plan said the president has exceeded his power by enacting it unilaterally.
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The Aurora students objected to the executive enacting laws under the purview of the legislative branch.
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Knowing who your Council Members are, what they're enacting, and how you can get involved matters.
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But when it comes to enacting the laws, the results might not be what you'd expect.
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Ending Washington influence-money corruption requires enacting the alternative campaign finance system created by H.R. 1.
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The remarks surprised governors who have been scrambling to contain outbreaks and enacting tougher local measures.
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By enacting civilian law over settlements, the move could streamline procedures for their construction and expansion.
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Dropping their backpacks on the scrubby grass, they get right to it, enacting the Scottish tragedy.
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So what becomes of the lyric "I" if poems are not so much reflecting as enacting?
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Within weeks, Mr. Johnson signed the bill into law, enacting the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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When she was 8, Ruth Wilson liked re-enacting movie scenes with her two rambunctious brothers.
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In horror films, it can be seen scampering across the screen, enacting nefarious deeds — murder, usually.
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Warren had said often that she cared more about enacting her agenda than becoming president herself.
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Officials have also been enacting curfews to keep residents safe and roads clear for emergency response.
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Colorado is among the states enacting gun restrictions -- its "red flag" law takes effect January 1.
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We now look forward to the ... government enacting the legislation necessary to further protect these rights.
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To be clear, we don't share the Tuesday Group's interest in enacting still more tax cuts.
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There is also the example of Florida enacting stringent building standards following Hurricane Andrew in 85033.
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For instance, one reason Congress used in enacting daylight saving time is that it saves energy.
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When Rambo kills them, he is enacting a fantasy shared by some of the president's supporters.
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Anything less than enacting legislation to recognize these truths will degrade and diminish who we are.
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"If you're enacting pro-business policies, it's fair for the president to get credit," LaVorgna said.
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Walker is viewed as the executive responsible for enacting a stricter policy on employees' internal speech.
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Washington made the tragic mistake of enacting a federal tax on whiskey — a seemingly innocuous move.
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California raised the sanctuary controversy with Trump to a new level by enacting three sanctuary laws.
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Therefore, the stories of people casually and brutally enacting racism are ours to be familiar with.
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National legislatures also play a role in fighting downturns by enacting (or not) fiscal stimulus programs.
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The way to enact an infrastructure bill is to make enacting an infrastructure bill a priority.
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It should be noted, though, that Giuliani's legacy includes enacting the controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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Ron DeSantis said he is enacting several statewide measures -- among them, issuing social distancing guidelines and enacting the Small Business Administration loan program -- along with enlisting the National Guard to assist with a mobile testing program in Broward County, of which Fort Lauderdale is the county seat.
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Thomas was once asked if the New Deal had stolen his thunder by enacting a socialist agenda.
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And Stankey hasn't wasted any time enacting new rules of the land or dismissing those who disagreed.
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But that doesn't stop him from enacting the application process, complete with a hapless white friend impression.
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During his time in office, White signed a bill enacting statewide testing standards for the first time.
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And the politicians enacting the roadblocks often say they are raising barriers to election fraud, not ballots.
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What else, besides enacting tougher gun laws, could also help protect women who are victims of violence?
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Lakewood Mayor Don Anderson has repeatedly blasted Washington Department of Transportation for not fully enacting safety enhancements.
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That makes it easy to refrain from enacting deeper reforms, but they would help sustain the momentum.
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The government has moved to crack down on predatory lending, enacting the Military Lending Act in 2006.
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Now, there is nothing wrong with enacting laws around immigration, and nothing wrong with enforcing those laws.
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"If that doesn't happen, we will keep pressing and set the stage for enacting them in 2023."
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In fact, gun rights supporters have accused the university of enacting policies that undermine the law's intent.
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If they succeed in enacting this far-right agenda, the real losers will be working-class Americans.
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As a politician, he doesn't display even a minimal interest in enacting policy or advancing an agenda.
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Some schools across the U.S. are enacting similar policies as a way to decrease distractions for students.
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Doing that for the sake of enacting an enormous tax cut on millionaires was a chilling idea.
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Congress must now take action to end this unwise and unconstitutional practice by enacting this important bill.
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The UN, for example, has accused Israel of enacting "collective punishment" due to the conditions in Gaza.
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Enacting a dedicated financial transaction tax would eliminate the Federal Insurance Contributions Act tax withholding from wages.
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They are also a leader in filing lawsuits preventing states from enacting any kind of abortion restrictions.
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It also prevents cities from enacting stronger restrictions on gun rights than are permitted under state law.
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Nevadans will have the chance to join more than a dozen states in enacting automatic voter registration.
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Public consensus around a set of values is essential to enacting major political, economic and educational reforms.
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Enacting laws that take away opportunities and choices for all workers is no way to help women.
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Amtrak, according to the bill, must provide updates about its headway enacting PTC in its required reports.
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It doesn't touch enacting a carbon tax, which is widely supported by both conservative and liberal economists.
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Over time, we ended up pretending that we weren't pretending, enacting the ultimate in fantasy role-play.
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With Congress in Republican hands, Trump will have a real shot at enacting this proposal into law.
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Would she have attacked Presidents Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson for proposing and enacting Medicare in the 1960s?
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The company took a huge financial hit, but they definitely saved lives by quickly enacting a solution.
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A: Co-ops can change their rules, enacting new ones that affect both new and longstanding residents.
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Many conference organizers seem determined to go forward, but are enacting a variety of screenings and rules.
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A sculptor and installation artist whose star is rapidly rising, Ms. Stingily is enacting her demise — again.
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First, although many organizations espouse lofty values, in reality they usually fall well short of enacting them.
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They can do this by enacting comprehensive legislation to codify rules and practices that were previously voluntary.
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That 80-page document boasted about policies the United States was enacting to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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Since then, more passengers and crew have tested positive, and authorities are enacting a new quarantine plan.
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Some cities are enacting even stricter guidelines in the form of curfews and "shelter-in-place" orders.
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Washington, D.C. joined Maryland and Virginia in enacting "stay-at-home" mandates Monday amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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But it must inform and enable the quieter work of enacting pragmatic solutions that can benefit millions.
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In fact, they seem to relish in enacting policies that put people's health and lives at risk.
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"Exterior, night," John Fleck says in a film-noir voice, narrating the screenplay he's enacting before us.
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As president, Lincoln's administration carried out this platform, enacting policies of indigenous conquest during the Civil War.
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Congress set an August goal for enacting tax reform, but the deadline is nearly certain to slip.
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But I think it's harder for Congress to think about enacting a statute that breaks up companies.
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Four million people filed comments in support when the FCC began the process of enacting the rules.
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Scott Walker, a Republican who was up for re-election, signed legislation enacting the five-day event.
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Enacting just a couple of these policies would help unleash the full economic potential of women entrepreneurs.
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Over the last weeks, the utility has been enacting preventative shutoffs all over northern and central California.
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Activists protested for the desegregation of transportation by enacting boycotts or refusing to comply with existing laws.
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"The last thing the Chinese are interested in doing is enacting new sanctions against Iran," Sadjadpour said.
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That renewed comfort with enacting her agency on set was supported by her TV husband Jason Momoa.
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Moreover, states can conceivably keep more residents insured by enacting their own version of the individual mandate.
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The growth is fairly recent, with dozens of municipalities enacting legislation every year, according to Mr. Somers.
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In particular, by enacting policies that favor alternative transit modes built around public transportation at the center.
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Today, Congress is preparing to take another very bold step by enacting the 2628st Century Cures bill.
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In North Carolina and Tennessee, state laws actually prohibit cities from enacting their own local nondiscrimination laws.
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Congress is already two and a half months late on enacting a new federal spending package. Surprise!
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More broadly, Mnuchin reiterated that the administration was "85033 percent committed" to enacting tax reform this year.
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Nevertheless, a narrative is taking shape that envisions Trump enacting policies that are fundamentally good for growth.
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On the whole, though, enacting this agenda is the work of a generation, if not multiple generations.
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The international community must expose the reality that the BJP government is enacting a nefarious political agenda.
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This is why the French are enacting these measures, aimed at forcing the shift to electric vehicles.
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The string confines or enhances a bygone moment so that when Shiota's suspending time, she's also enacting ghosts.
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The difficulty enacting, then implementing Obamacare made a lasting impression on people at all levels of the party.
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New Zealand is currently enacting a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons following the Christchurch terrorist attacks.
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Subsequent court decisions reaffirmed this principle, barring schools from enacting policies that could significantly interfere with student enrollment.
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Amidst the whiplash of his missteps, his media flacks appear to be enacting some kind of amateur hour.
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The law also bars local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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"By enacting the CDA, Congress struck a balance in favor of free speech," said Bowman in his ruling.
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But any serious effort toward enacting infrastructure legislation must meet somewhere in the middle to build bipartisan consensus.
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By enacting a temporary rule, the Fish and Wildlife Service can start a ban effective on Jan. 28.
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Even Democratic-led states that pondered enacting single-payer on their own balked when the cost became apparent.
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Since enacting they measure, they have vandalized multiple train stations, set fire to entrances and smashed ticketing facilities.
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Politicians describe Social Security as "the third rail," meaning that enacting any benefit cuts will kill them politically.
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The analysis estimates that enacting the AHCA would reduce federal deficits by $337 billion between 2017 and 2026.
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Enacting a tax package is deemed critical for the Republicans to maintain their majorities in the 2018 elections.
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Yet, that game-plan is the opposite of what we see Ally enacting the evening of her win.
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The FCC's December order included a preemption clause that prohibited states from enacting their own net neutrality regulation.
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By enacting comprehensive tax reform, they would spur economic growth and ensure American prosperity far into the future.
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Facebook is enacting a number of changes to its trending news module following a two-week internal investigation.
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The law also extends beyond LGBTQ issues — by enacting protections for people's religious beliefs over sex outside marriage.
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Marx, as I have said, does not offer a one-size-fits-all formula for enacting social change.
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The service chiefs and Congress effectively checked him then, enacting "don't ask, don't tell" as a compromise measure.
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Enacting a scorched earth policy ahead of retreat, the extremists wantonly vandalized the town, targeting almost every home.
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Anyhow, following some of these accounts will be easier than enacting your New Year's resolutions, that's for sure.
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I'm also hopeful when I see a lot of states are enacting an ERPO—extreme risk protective order.
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California legislators are enacting the bill in an attempt to protect consumer safety, according to the bill's authors.
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More than half of all 85033 states are in some stage of enacting or exploring such new options.
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The law also prohibits local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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However, he insisted that regardless of outcome, there would be "no blockage" in enacting Macron's major reform agenda.
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Netflix was a vocal supporter of enacting new net neutrality rules to protect consumers from internet service providers.
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Republicans, in other words, have begun enacting an agenda they know to be just as unpopular as Trump.
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For starters, more and more countries are enacting policies to build up charging infrastructure and incentivize vehicle purchases.
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Night after night, re-enacting the most famous duel in American history, he slays the show's title character.
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"His eminence made clear the importance of enacting serious reform within a reasonable time frame," his office said.
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The US should consider enacting legislation, such as the Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act of 2018.
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The foundation spends its funds advocating political views and enacting Soros's liberal agenda in countries around the world.
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Koskinen defended the IRS response, insisting that enacting all of the GAO's recommendations is the agency's first priority.
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Enacting this policy, without accounting for it with an increase in basic pay, will incentivize people to resign.
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This week, congressional Democrats and Republicans also pressured Trump into enacting a Russia-Iran-North Korea sanctions bill.
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The U.S. Chamber believes one way the federal government can help is by enacting an infrastructure modernization plan.
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But here, Ms. O'Harra is more interested in re-enacting the workings of a particular psyche: her own.
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Congress has held multiple hearings on this issue and is considering enacting a law to prohibit these donations.
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When Congress returns from recess, they should begin enacting under "regular order" the 12 appropriation bills for 2019.
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Technocrats often face the challenge of enacting their policy vision in a political structure designed to resist it.
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Yang supports bolstering federal regulation and standards for cryptocurrency trading and digital assets and enacting new encryption standards.
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Republican-leaning Arizona appears on the verge of enacting such a measure by a ballot initiative this fall.
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Enacting just a handful of these in 2017 would help unleash the full economic potential of women entrepreneurs.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has only been in office since April, but he's been enacting sweeping changes.
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"They follow Australia's increasing tendency towards enacting counterterrorism legislation that incrementally chips away at fundamental rights," she said.
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But the guy we see at the piano, re-enacting their relationship with Trevor, is not actually Arthur.
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Lula, Rousseff, and the Workers' Party have spent the past 14 years enacting a left-wing populist agenda.
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Democrats will object, but they won't be able to stop the GOP from enacting a big tax cut.
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Congress first legalized it in 2008 by enacting a law called Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act.
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Though it did bolster some manufacturers, his success in enacting big new tariffs spelled doom for his party.
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Blue states are enacting ever stronger protections, like ones for later-term abortions in New York and Virginia.
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The budget proposes enacting a repeal-and-replace bill that closely resembles the plan put forward by Sens.
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Eighteen states have laws barring local governments from enacting paid sick leave policies, per the Economic Policy Institute.
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The company typically issues temporary suspensions, like the one Mr. Jones received last month, before enacting a ban.
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But the more you spell out in a constitutional amendment, the less chance you have of enacting it.
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It has responded by enacting a broad reform programme to guard worker rights and improve its image abroad.
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The film captures them enacting a possibly willful pantomime of gracious living while practically ankle-deep in squalor.
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Some states are enacting reforms that enhance all of the above, through putting appropriate limits on solitary confinement.
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Mr. Jones said city laws had prevented officials from enacting some of the restrictions that the state suggested.
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He felt tremendous anxiety that he might be enacting racial insecurity, somehow "marrying out," deserting his authentic self.
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By enacting this bill, California has become the first state to fully outlaw fur sales and production statewide.
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"Take a pause before you react because oftentimes, we're re-enacting roles from our childhoods," Dr. Birditt said.
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It must start with enacting a five-year extension of funding for the bipartisan Children's Health Insurance Program.
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At least four state legislatures and many more cities and counties have considered enacting such laws this year.
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Leading Republicans in Congress pushed back, enacting civil rights for African-Americans, bills that passed over Johnson's vetoes.
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The two changes marked a small victory for Democrats and underscored McConnell's narrow margin for enacting the rules.
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And it is one of only three states that bars localities from enacting wider protections of their own.
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Government officials have been openly xenophobic, enacting strict immigration laws that critics say are geared to facilitate deportations.
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In its place, the HB 2 repeal prevented local jurisdictions from enacting such anti-discrimination measures until 2020.
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It has responded by enacting a broad reform program to guard worker rights and improve its image abroad.
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That goal is best served by enacting the Protecting Our Democracy Act, H.R. 6447, which I and Rep.
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But Sunrise's hopes for enacting a Green New Deal rest on everything going right for Democrats in 2020.
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Mr. Clapton offered husky swipes across the strings and clacking single-note plucks, enacting both elegance and exertion.
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Even though enacting the deal was a close thing, it accomplishes many of the basic tasks of government.
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Discussion in Congress should begin immediately about the possibility of enacting legislation to make the special fully independent.
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C.) said the committee was merely enacting the American Council on Education's (ACE) recommendation to streamline the requirements.
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The CBO does not offer projections as to how much money would be saved by enacting Hurd's legislation.
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Enacting Stillness continues at The 8th Floor (17 West 17th Street, Union Square, Manhattan) through January 13, 2017.
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Correspondingly, enacting big tax increases to pay for a basic income would be predicted to hurt the economy.
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These are loyal Trump appointees who nonetheless believe that enacting his agenda would be dangerous for the world.
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Scalia also believed the Constitution prohibits states (even those with long histories of racially segregated public universities) from considering race as one factor among many in their admissions processes, from enacting most campaign finance reform regulations limiting the spending of money on political campaigns, and from enacting gun control laws.
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The flip side of enacting justified outrage at expressions of misogyny and other polarizing worldviews, he cautioned, is dehumanization.
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Since the pragmatists care more about winning elections than about enacting policy they have a moderating effect on politics.
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Re-enacting the biblical story of the sacrifice of Isaac, he thought God would intervene to save the girl.
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Enacting anti-discrimination laws As a gay woman, the fight to change laws and attitudes is also quite personal.
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Soler welcomed Obama's letter but still disagreed with him for enacting unilateral changes without any reciprocal moves by Cuba.
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Salt River Project, an Arizona utility, effectively halted installations in its territory last year after enacting less generous rates.
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What matters is that they were participating in this pattern and thus enacting whiteness in a very traditional way.
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One potent way of being American, no matter where you or your parents are from, is enacting anti-blackness.
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If it passes, Virginia would join a slew of other cities and states enacting legislation to combat hair discrimination.
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However it clashed with an existing federal law that prohibited the FAA from enacting new rules regarding model aircrafts.
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The federal government, currently immobilized by partisan division, is now incapable of enacting major new initiatives, left or right.
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Now other countries like the U.K., Italy and Austria are considering enacting their own versions of a digital tax.
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"Simply delaying the enacting of this policy doesn't solve any of the major concerns" with its contents, says Kay.
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The administration, however, could consider enacting rules that would disqualify some migrants from claiming asylum, according to the Times.
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Few doubt that enacting a ban into law depends on her party winning control of the Senate next year.
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The Supreme Court struck down the act after a challenge claimed Congress had overstepped states' authority in enacting it.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said it was possible that officers were re-enacting the discovery of the drugs.
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Baqir, an ex-senior IMF economist, said that the government was enacting economic reforms aiming to shore up confidence.
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Our new report makes recommendations for how cities can focus their energy when enacting their own drone-related ordinances.
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However, the law would require them to apply their policies neutrally and prohibit them from enacting viewpoint based rules.
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Enacting appropriate legislation to protect the highly revered institution is a common practice in Thailand as in other nations.
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Past Congresses have acted with aplomb and purpose when it comes to enacting sensible legislation to address 2628D guns.
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And now Beijing is weighing its options to quell the growing dissent, from enacting emergency laws to military intervention.
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Unfortunately, some of these states are enacting new barriers to Medicaid eligibility, including work, school, training, or volunteer requirements.
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"He expressed his concern that the concerned parties are not serious enough about enacting real reforms," his office said.
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By enacting these reforms, Ohio lawmakers are providing able-bodied adults on welfare a new path out of dependency.
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Miami commissioners are eying a possible challenge to a Florida state law barring municipalities from enacting local gun laws.
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We do not need new ones, and enacting new ones would create constitutional problems without any meaningful security improvement.
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Time and time again, members of Congress have proven resistant to enacting even minor changes in federal marijuana policy.
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At the same time, state policymakers should continue their leadership enacting policies that maintain our country's clean energy momentum.
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By enacting important modern protections for consumers' personal health data, our bill puts the privacy of American consumers first.
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Enacting the STOP Act will save lives, empower law enforcement and be a step in restoring respect for Congress.
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Even if the Senate is equally divided, the new president will be anxious to begin enacting her/his agenda.
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Enacting a UBI that pays $10,000 to every US adult would distribute about $2.5 trillion in benefits each year.
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Recent research tells us that enacting such protocols at the state and local levels does make a difference. Drs.
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Using the odd black face as shorthand to signal diversity, without enacting real transformation internally, can't cut it anymore.
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Congress responded by enacting the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science (COMPETES) Act.
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But the heyday of re-enacting was the '343s, during another moment of national fascination with the Civil War.
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Like other re-enacting units, his group finds itself back in Gettysburg and other battlefield towns with some regularity.
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There are both security and logistical concerns about enacting a remote voting plan, which would fundamentally alter the institution.
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Ms. Nelson said she had met with the speaker of the Oregon Statehouse about enacting policy across state lines.
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Even after issuing the memo on Friday, Trump suggested that threats against certain companies equated to enacting the law.
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By having a routine, by having habits that I can fall back on, it's my way of enacting control.
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The homicide rates in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom have all fallen since enacting strict national gun control.
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But the work-based system, for all its flaws, could also be the biggest barrier to enacting single-payer.
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Mr. Golden's campaign focused on kitchen-table issues with a distinctly left-wing approach and enacting stronger labor laws.
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The Obama administration followed through on this by enacting fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks (see below).
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But enacting legislation that includes measures to punish guests has proved difficult in the shadow of Seattle's legal battle.
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"I read the script and was like, 'Oh [expletive], oh no, ugh,'" Byrne said, re-enacting her mini-meltdown.
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" Now that it's taken off, she says she hopes it will distract the President from "enacting more harmful legislation.
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Citing a 2012 Government Accountability Office report, they argue that actually enacting the draft would be costly and ineffective.
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And his actions are jeopardizing any prospect of enacting an agenda that might restore the promise of American life.
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Attorney General Eric Schneiderman championed the proposal, and his resignation earlier this month shouldn't stop lawmakers from enacting it.
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That is why more and more states are enacting medical cannabis laws while existing states are continually expanding them.
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Voters want reform of Congress as evidenced by it repeatedly enacting reforms, which however turn out to be phony.
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On top of it all, Sanders's strategy for enacting his agenda has introduced a unique wrinkle into the equation.
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"I am happy to work with anybody Republican or Democrat if we're implementing and enacting good policy," Cruz said.
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She was about to respond when he stopped her and, still re-enacting "Victoria," said he feared an answer.
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This gave President Trump a clear path to enacting a revised NAFTA despite his repeated provocations on other issues.
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Fully repealing ObamaCare, reforming Medicare and Social Security, enacting welfare reform, and cutting discretionary spending can achieve this agenda.
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Seeking bipartisan solutions to serious problems and enacting them is a crucial remedy to heal our ailing political culture.
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Both men expressed joy at the prospect of enacting Republican legislative priorities after two terms of a Democratic president.
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If that argument were accepted by the court, there would be an additional hurdle to enacting data privacy regulation.
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And I just feel that this body owes them some kind of certainty and guidance in enacting this ordinance.
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In New Mexico, Democrats succeeded in banning the dangerous practice of conversion therapy and enacting protections for LGBTQ youth.
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The solutions exist, are economically viable, and communities throughout the world are currently enacting them with skill and determination.
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Before enacting sweeping new gun prohibitions, we should remember the collateral damage and constitutional absurdities from previous federal crackdowns.
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Republicans have an ambitious timeline of passing this by Thanksgiving and enacting it by the end of the year.
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New York follows a handful of cities across the world in enacting congestion pricing to various degrees of success.
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Now various state legislatures, including those in New Mexico, Virginia, and West Virginia, are debating enacting "religious freedom" laws.
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For the rest of us, they're poignant reminders of the significant role grassroots movements play in enacting systemic change.
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To that end, comprehensive background checks may be worth enacting even if they don't do much on their own.
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There are no randomly controlled trials about the effectiveness of the program's particular approach in enacting criminal justice reforms.
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Clinton has spoken about enacting tax reform that is friendlier to small businesses and voted against repealing the estate tax.
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Together we transformed into Talmudist scholars arguing over the significance of this midrash, re-enacting centuries of imaginative discursive debate.
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The team also suggests enacting policies to prioritize first-responder access to working internet lines in the event of emergencies.
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As President Donald Trump toured Asia, Republicans reiterated their goal of enacting final legislation by the end of the year.
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Last Tuesday, India&aposs highest court asked the federal government to consider enacting a law to deal with mob violence.
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Clinton's goal was to win their support for reducing the deficit, overhauling health care, and enacting family and medical leave.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr, whose father was killed in a shooting, has been a vocal advocate for enacting these laws.
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Those include improving mobile coverage, opening up Kenya's telecoms sector, and enacting laws allowing partnerships between mobile companies and banks.
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The CRA bans agencies from enacting future rules similar to those struck down by Congress without the legislature's express permission.
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Randy Newman: Dark Matter (Nonesuch) It begins with an eight-minute playlet enacting a Godsplaining rally in the Research Triangle.
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So enacting final political goals will require sustained engagement by Obama and could eventually rest on factors outside his control.
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It has long been speculated that enacting violence in a virtual world desensitizes people to violence in the real one.
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Enacting his plan could make health care more affordable and less complicated for many Americans, especially those earning low incomes.
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They can start to do so by enacting legislation to eliminate the fees that the court imposes on criminal defendants.
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After every lethal shooting, there's usually a conversation in Congress about enacting tougher laws, but they often fail to pass.
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It also showed that the next president will have a hard time enacting the reforms needed to maintain economic stability.
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Enacting the code is likely to trigger a legal battle between Congo and major mining companies, including Glencore and Randgold.
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The other artists were less interesting in their concern with enacting a ritual, or creating an experience of contemplative readiness.
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However, the administration still remains in the beginning stages of enacting the changes it wants to see within the agency.
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And states have been taking action as well, with California and New York enacting legislation to support pay transparency efforts.
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A company is enacting a worldwide recall of their textured breast implants due to their link to a rare cancer.
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Some advocacy groups have called on Foxx's department to take tougher action to control autonomous vehicle development, enacting binding regulations.
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Of course, listening to legitimate voices before enacting powerful economic rules is what democracy and representative government are all about.
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Therefore, President Trump enacting executive orders is merely following in the precedent established by former presidents, not necessarily constitutionally merited.
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States like Sonora and Coahuila were enacting similar laws, and countries as far east as Cuba were kicking them out.
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Wade ruling by enacting laws such as the one recently passed in Missouri that are assured of facing court challenges.
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That vagueness required the ACLU to extrapolate measures for enacting Trump policies, many of which it says would be unconstitutional.
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Outbreaks of madness in markets tend to happen because people are breaking the rules of shareholder value, not enacting them.
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The White House and congressional Republicans have made enacting a tax bill one of their top priorities of this year.
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These people seem engagingly locked in their own narratives, re-enacting for us the events that have made them immortal.
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State lawmakers also voted to prohibit local governments from enacting anti-discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Some, like Illinois, that are legalising marijuana are at the same time enacting automatic clean slates for some drug convictions.
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Meanwhile, the House passed a $4.1 trillion budget on Thursday, which marked the first concrete step toward enacting tax reform.
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Americans overwhelmingly back Congress enacting new rules on companies' use of their personal data, a new poll released Friday finds.
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Countries around the world are considering or enacting legislation meant to phase out fossil fuel vehicles in the coming decades.
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Enacting automatic record clearing of most misdemeanors and most crimes committed as a juvenile after a set period of time.
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You'd have to give Trump credit for this, he'd be enacting his only policy idea from the GOP primary debates.
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According to the paper, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts are a few states that are considering enacting similar measures.
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One way they have done this is by enacting legislation designed to convert state and local taxes to charitable contributions.
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The government can encourage innovation without favoring particular clean technologies or companies by enacting neutral research and development tax credits.
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Like the Blue Water bill, cost, along with VA intransigence appears to be the prohibitive factor in enacting these measures.
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Enacting that kind of approach would represent a fundamental shift, changing Medicaid from an entitlement to a capped grant program.
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We applaud Congress for enacting legislation and initiatives that support pediatric innovation, such as the Pediatric Device Consortia Grants Program.
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"Imagine if you have 50 different states all enacting similar legislation," said Marla Kaplowitz, the president and CEO of 4A's.
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With a $20-trillion debt and $700 billion annual deficits, enacting a tax cut bill stands logic on its head.
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And now the federal judiciary has joined Congress and the administration in blocking states from enacting commonsense health care reforms.
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It's easy to imagine that Trump tolerates—even encourages—his subordinates' overspending as long as they are enacting his agenda.
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In response, North Carolina lawmakers enacted HB 2, a state law barring local municipalities from enacting their own nondiscrimination ordinances.
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The military, meanwhile, has excused its actions by claiming that it's only enacting "clearance operations" to drive out Muslim terrorists.
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Nonetheless, the barriers to enacting federal climate legislation may be less insurmountable than they currently seem, at least in theory.
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The costs of Medicare expansion could be offset by enacting common-sense legislation to reduce the program's prescription drug costs.
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You also get to see attractive people enacting those tropes, which gives film a boost over novels in this regard.
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The White House's Office of Management and Budget has 90 days to review the rule before enacting or rejecting it.
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In Michigan and Wisconsin, lame duck Republican-majority legislatures are enacting laws to limit the powers of incoming Democratic governors.
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We tell these stories because we believe that information empowers people and that we can all contribute to enacting change.
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Mills would actually be enacting a ballot initiative that Maine passed in 2017, but that LePage has refused to implement.
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Cost No. 2: Enacting policies to reduce emissions, which would come in the form of higher fossil-fuel costs today.
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Instead, they delve into the systemic problems that trap people in bad circumstances and the intense difficulty of enacting change.
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That met fierce legal challenges that ultimately blocked many states from enacting them after people lost their health insurance coverage.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has avoided attacking her close ally, claimed she would be more effectual in enacting a progressive agenda.
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In addition to suspending service, McDonald's is also enacting strict new standards to monitor employees for signs of the infection.
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Therefore, policymakers have suggested that Congress extend automatic enrollment to firms without retirement plans by enacting the Automatic IRA Act.
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Read more " _____ • Roger L. Simon in PJ Media: "Congress should absolutely go back to their day job — enacting legislation — immediately.
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What is your definition of feminism if it's what the person's identity is who's enacting the policies that matters most?
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Now other states are poised to follow suit: Illinois and Oregon are not far behind in enacting their own plans.
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Hood is for enacting a Medicaid expansion that would — by his campaign's estimate — lead to almost 100,000 Mississippians gaining insurance.
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With California enacting its own, the industry decided that enough was enough, and has been calling loudly for federal intervention.
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As Chile descended into chaos, Argentina was enacting strict capital controls to avoid further international reserve losses over political fears.
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Democrats have routinely done so following mass shootings, but little progress has been made in enacting sweeping new gun laws.
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The bill would also mandate that Amtrak provide updates about the headway it makes enacting PTC in required reports. Reps.
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My hope is this will be the year when both political parties can become partners in enacting comprehensive tax reform.
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In September, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that DACA would come to an end unless Congress passed legislation enacting it.
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And you're talking about solutions that really can take into account a smaller breadth of bureaucracy when you're enacting them.
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Many of these laws kept employers from enacting any kind of rules to keep workers from talking about salaries openly.
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The paper concluded that enacting a right-to-carry law in every state would prevent nearly 1,600 murders a year.
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Governments could have big influences on people's IQs by enacting different policies toward different sets of people in the country.
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The other thing is people are more likely to act with common sense and in the interest of the public if we're enacting things — and not everyone will love what I'm about to say — if we're enacting things for the future that will affect the next president, whether it's a Democrat or a Republican.
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He wants to leave the country's "democratic apprenticeship" behind by enacting constitutional reforms to hold more elections at the same time.
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Specifically, with children re-enacting the infamous "Gone with the Wind Fabulous" scene between Kenya Moore, NeNe Leakes, and Cynthia Bailey.
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The Obama administration has also taken some action on wages, with the Department of Labor enacting sweeping changes to overtime regulations.
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Those two works sum up the intensity of the show for me: female flesh enacting insolence while dancing on a clock.
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The US Clean Power Plan targets coal; China is enacting a cap-and-trade system; India is betting big on solar.
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" When Gray asked Turner, now imprisoned, if he found himself mistaken in enacting the revolt, he replied, "Was not Christ crucified?
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There's still plenty of time to regroup, but the first 100 days are considered crucial to enacting a new president's agenda.
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Pierre seems to be enacting something of a ball-less stiff arm, rendering Odie's tackle pretty harmless in the spearing department.
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Trump has said the order enacting stronger measures on Muslim migrants trying to enter the US is a national security issue.
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In the future, we need to be even more aggressive in enacting measures to reverse the decades-long rise in inequality.
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Clinton was criticized for what some saw as an overstatement of her role in enacting the State Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Conservatives have been much savvier at enacting policies that either boost their electoral chances or diminish the power on the left.
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Tatiana via Flickr/CC BY 2.0Many jurisdictions are enacting legislation restricting certain breeds, including pit bulls and dogs that resemble them.
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The implicit bias program that Starbucks is enacting, the company hopes, would target biases that people act upon without active awareness.
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If Donald Trump plans on enacting his aggressive domestic spending agenda, there's one tough group he'll have to get through first.
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The Donald Trump administration has shown just about no interest in enacting aggressive new rules or even in enforcing old rules.
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Vietnam began receiving assistance from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in the 1990s after it began enacting reforms.
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To sustain a peaceful and stable Liberia, we are examining ways to strengthen national integration by enacting laws promoting national unification.
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The U.K.-based telecom giant announced this week that it's enacting a temporary halt on purchases from the Chinese hardware maker.
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Enacting free-market solutions would go a long way in stimulating the economy and empowering parents to provide for their families.
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Enacting this legislation is a vital step we can take now to help end the mass atrocities against the Syrian people.
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However, the world is some time off binning the international drug treaties it has been busy enacting for over 20163 years.
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As such, they are getting better at finding weaknesses, penetrating security barriers and enacting more damaging attacks once inside a company.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said last week it was possible that officers were re-enacting the discovery of the drugs.
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Enacting these simple proposals could prevent thousands of deaths each year – including a large number of veterans who served their country.
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I decided that for my sanity, I'd permit myself to think out loud without restraint, enacting the rule only with others.
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President Trump announced that the U.S. is enacting new, heightened sanctions on North Korea during his speech at CPAC Friday morning.
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Our government needs to do more however, by enacting legislation that will help develop the talent for 21st-century manufacturing jobs.
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Often, Beyoncé is joined by African-American women in white clothes enacting shared work, gatherings of women or eerie communal rituals.
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In general, Ryan notes that Newport's long history of championing social justice has made enacting green initiatives a relatively easy task.
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The framework recommends that states be responsible licensing human drivers, enacting and enforcing traffic laws and regulating motor insurance and liability.
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Enacting reforms by passing laws is always going to be preferable to relying on individual judges to make decisions like this.
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In general, people come to Thanksgiving for the joy of joining their family and friends and re-enacting the annual rituals.
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Given this history, enacting a supermajority requirement would actually be much closer to returning to tradition rather than breaking with it.
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However, enacting reforms at the state level is only part of the equation to improving our economy and quality of life.
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By enacting immediate, practical reforms, President Trump and his team can eliminate this backlog — and make sure our nation remains safe.
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"This is a big step toward enacting the first nationwide paid leave policy in U.S. history," Fischer said in a statement.
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It is time to provide certainty to the protection of that information by updating ECPA and enacting the Email Privacy Act.
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"I'm hiding!" she explained the next day, merrily re-enacting her acrobatics inside the lobby of the Le Meridien Hotel here.
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In 2018, Trump's budget would shift $54 billion from nondefense discretionary spending to defense by enacting major cuts to government agencies.
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"If the rule is permitted to stand, it will thwart rather than further Congress's objectives in enacting [the ACA]," they argue.
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LGBT rights groups assailed the replacement bill, which will still prevent localities from enacting new anti-discrimination ordinances for several years.
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Eventually congress should also eliminate the trial lawyer tax on our health care bills by enacting common sense medical malpractice reforms.
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And can fiction—writing it, enacting it, or just reading it—get us closer to the lives we want to live?
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At the beginning of the month, President Trump delayed enacting tariffs aimed at key Chinese exports, for an additional thirty days.
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Bedingfield said Democrats should work to protect the law instead of enacting a plan the campaign says would effectively kill it.
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They included enacting penalties against agencies that fail to report to the background check system and providing security grants to schools.
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I understand the reasons for enacting this regulation, but to apply it so strictly and with such great penalties is inappropriate.
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Also crucial will be enacting a tax reform bill that dramatically simplifies the tax code and brings American jobs back home.
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Is there any indication that Donald Trump would sign legislation that would prevent the FDA from enacting these new vaping regulations?
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With our nearest, dearest ally enacting this new wave of federal reform, hopes for prohibition repeal stateside are higher than ever.
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The curbs on infrastructure spending that China is enacting may also prove problematic for HTT and its commercial project in Tongren.
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Enacting a posthumous reassessment, the book Percy Rainford: Duchamp's "Invisible" Photographer has poignantly rescued the neglected artist Percy Rainford from erasure.
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Public opinion, racked by World War I, was seduced by America First rhetoric into enacting the Neutrality Acts of 1935-39.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, harbors dreams of enacting a muscular carbon pricing plan along with California, Oregon and officials in Canada.
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Missouri voters made history on Tuesday, blocking the state's Republican lawmakers from enacting right-to-work laws to cripple labor unions.
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Republicans did not form their own commission but followed suit, enacting many of the reforms pushed forward by the Democratic commission.
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They are the ones hurting Americans, slyly enacting cruel legislation while the media focuses on the latest outrage by President Trump.
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Realistically speaking, enacting even pieces of a bill like H.R. 1 is more of a medium- to longish-term legislative goal.
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House Bill 2 prevents cities, towns, and counties from enacting any local ordinances prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity and sexuality.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House following that call, Trump was vague about the prospects for enacting new gun legislation.
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Enacting policies today to cut greenhouse gas emissions won't have a discernible impact on global warming for decades, if not centuries.
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In January, the Chinese government announced that beginning March 1, it would be enacting new regulations against content on Chinese websites.
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Enacting the regulation was considered vital to helping the United States reach its commitment to reduce emissions under the Paris agreement.
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From the outset of his presidency, Johnson appreciated that enacting the Great Society depended on careful handling of the Vietnam problem.
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Respondents were evenly split over enacting a single-payer system, with Democrats overwhelmingly supporting the idea and Republicans just as opposed.
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The logistics of enacting such a proposal remain somewhat murky, particularly with legislative action in Congress largely stalled amid political gridlock.
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Some investigations have led Congress to conclude that enacting new laws is not the answer to issues identified in an inquiry.
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"Seeking bipartisan solutions to serious problems and enacting them is a crucial remedy to heal our ailing political culture," she added.
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Renegotiating NAFTA to remedy the issues that united those congressional TPP opponents is Trump's path to enacting his promised NAFTA fix.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed a marijuana task force last year that came up with a detailed blueprint for enacting full legalization.
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While it's not the same as enacting a state-level mandate, experts said doing so would be the next logical step.
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Southern slave-holding states were more explicit in enacting such laws, but Northern states actively barred Black people from education too.
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The order calls for then enacting "at least a 40 percent overall decrease" in remaining United States funding toward international organizations.
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It took 10 years, and it wasn't easy — but they succeeded in enacting legislation that President Ronald Reagan signed in 1988.
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There, some of the survivors presented a stage performance for their hosts, re-enacting scenes from life in the labor camps.
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The Wet'suwet'en have been enacting their own traditional laws by occupying their territory, hosting bahlats, and telling pipeline developers to leave.
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A federal judge issued a final order that prevents the government from enacting its plan to detain children for lengthy periods.
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It also has provisions restricting local governments from enacting their own anti-discrimination legislation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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In enacting the sanctions, the administration is finally meeting a congressional mandate to impose measures punishing Moscow for its cyber intrusion.
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Pompeo encouraged Abdul Mahdi "to take immediate steps to address the protesters' grievances by enacting reforms and tackling corruption," it said.
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By enacting the Music Modernization Act, the 115th Congress can solidify America's position as the world's leader in securing IP rights.
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I would imagine that as the mother of two black children, you didn't relish re-enacting her "Santa is white" segment.
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It's hard to tell whether there is political will to go beyond tinkering with the current system by enacting real reforms.
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It also calls on the Trump administration to impose tougher sanctions on Chinese officials for their roles in enacting oppressive policies.
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The letter also asked for a moratorium on enacting the Clean Power Plan and the Waters of the United States rule.
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Gridlock in Washington would prevent the government from enacting new policies, keeping the status quo -- at least from Wall Street's perspective.
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In his comments Friday, Snyder also called for enacting "red flag" legislation, which would prevent an unstable person from owning guns.
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The compact does not bar signatories from enacting and enforcing their own immigration laws, although Mr. Bolsonaro suggested that it would.
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Last year, Republicans won control of the federal government, but finding a popular governing agenda and enacting it is another matter.
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Enacting laws to license cruelty to defenseless animals, and promoting those events for children, helps harden us and suppress our empathy.
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Boosting Democrats' chances in those states is vital to enacting a progressive agenda at the local level and in General Assemblies.
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Congress, in enacting these laws, sought to strike a balance between the needs of law enforcement and users' privacy and security.
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No, I'm afraid there's only one real reason for enacting policies that disproportionately block Muslims from entering the United States: bigotry.
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Over the last three years, the Kenyan government has cracked down on poaching, beefing up the KWS and enacting stricter laws.
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No, I'm afraid there's only one real reason for enacting policies that disproportionately block Muslims from entering the United States — bigotry.
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Mr. Sanders voted for the legislation, but has called for going further and enacting universal, government-run health care for all Americans.
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Enacting sweeping reform, in the face of a US political system heavily weighted in favor of the status quo, requires a groundswell.
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Instead, Republicans argued, economic forecasters should use "dynamic scoring" to model the ways in which enacting tax cut would change the economy.
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Kelly also took responsibility on Tuesday for the quick rollout of the executive order, saying he wished he had delayed enacting it.
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Trump is enacting a 25% tariff on steel imports and 10% tariff on aluminum imports, which will come into effect March 23.
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First on the agenda should be enacting early voting, to make it easier for millions of working people to cast their ballots.
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If any data breach was going to be able to shock Washington into enacting sweeping privacy reforms, this should have been it.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Washington was considering further tariff increases and is at least a month away from enacting them.
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Their victory puts an end to President Donald Trump's hopes of enacting further conservative legislation during the second half of his term.
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The film was able to take advantage of creative liberties in making another portrayal of the police enacting violence against Black people.
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Meeting the Paris climate agreement goals, enacting paid family leave or policies to slash college debt — those are things states can do.
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Some of the featured panelists have been involved in the dialog around representation issues for decades, enacting change at the local level.
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But after the Trump administration started enacting policies that ran counter to the causes she believes in, she was moved to action.
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For instance, Spencer said, enacting it would require renegotiating 50-year contracts awarded to private landlords with vast control of base housing.
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" However, Castro added that "states have a history of enacting laws and regulations that discriminate against online businesses to boost local businesses.
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The organization joins the NBA, which relocated its All-Star Game, and other prominent groups in enacting financial penalties against the state.
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Kiya would be a modern-day femme fatale — seducing a man twice her age, then enacting punishment — if she weren't so young.
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Suddenly, to her right, another person appears, enacting the same strange dance of connection between his legs, his eyes and his phone.
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The bill's passing is seen as a step toward enacting tax reform, but it has faced criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Wednesday's decision comes as an increasing number of U.S. states, particularly those with Republican-controlled legislatures, are enacting right-to-work laws.
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That's because Trump invoked arguments against political correctness to lay the groundwork for the inhumane immigration policy that it is now enacting.
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Trump is supposed to be enacting an agenda, but is setting up a huge fight with someone who has nothing to lose.
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However, the law replacing it isn't entirely LGBTQ-friendly, since it prohibits local governments from enacting nondiscrimination ordinances for three years. Rep.
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Enacting measures like the TPP will stimulate the creation of high-paying jobs and contribute to stronger economic growth throughout the world.
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The latest video appears to show an officer re-enacting the seizure of evidence in a June incident, according to Mosby's office.
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Usually Congress is creating laws and enacting laws, and then there's the Supreme Court that addresses legal actions and impacts Native communities.
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Ms. Hashmi, the victorious candidate for State Senate outside Richmond, had focused much of her campaign on enacting new gun control restrictions.
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Kamala Harris, who has not yet released a full immigration policy proposal, recently proposed enacting a path to citizenship through executive order.
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In the meantime, we're not totally opposed to enacting revenge on those who fail to understand this and send unsolicited dick pics.
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All of these countries have enacted or in the process of enacting national legislation to support the testing and deployment of AVs.
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Hartnett White has drawn condemnation from environmentalists, who view her nomination as a threat to enacting policies that would combat climate change.
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It went on to lament the slowness of enacting provisions that the United Nations Security Council had called for in February 2015.
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It also highlights some of the challenges that the authorities face in enacting structural reforms and improving the sustainability of public finances.
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The event compounded an already precarious situation with fiscal, economic and demographic challenges, whilst the Rossello administration was actively enacting sweeping reforms.
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Republicans hope to resolve their differences in time to reach their goal of enacting the legislation by the end of the year.
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From enacting new protections to repealing regulations, the specific changes desired or preferred by those who work in Washington run the gamut.
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Spain quickly responded by enacting Article 155 of the constitution, stripping the semi-autonomous region of its powers and imposing direct rule.
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In 2018 alone, 40 states and Washington, D.C. considered legislation to narrow the pay gap, with six states successfully enacting new laws.
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By pursuing ballot initiatives and enacting local laws that address money in politics, we will invite legal challenges by entrenched, moneyed interests.
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Then Trump won, which suddenly gave Ryan a chance to enact the agenda he had no hope of enacting under Barack Obama.
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The ban is undiluted sadism; its only purpose is to give a sense of comfort to some by enacting cruelty on others.
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Senate Republican leader Jean Fuller of Bakersfield said her caucus would work with Brown on infrastructure repairs, but opposes enacting new fees.
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The legislation also bans municipalities from enacting new nondiscrimination laws and prohibits cities from raising their minimum wage above the state level.
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" Fortunately, the majority deliberately noted in their opinion: "[…] when Congress exercises its power to regulate commerce by enacting legislation, the legislation controls.
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His priority is combating social inequality by enacting progressive tax reform while increasing public investment in infrastructure, housing, health care and education.
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That means enacting policies, investing in innovative green technology, switching to clean energy and getting the public to change their daily habits.
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All the same, he's now arguing that telling the truth about Trump is more important than enacting his most cherished political priorities.
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As he answers questions, he often flies out of his chair and starts re-enacting scenes, adopting voices, giving it some gusto.
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"We should be enacting forward-looking environmental policy, not tying our country's future to the dirty vehicles of the past," Carper said.
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Laughing at bigotry felt good, but enacting a law to help protect people from this kind of hate will feel even better.
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The desire to force-fit people into societally conditioned boxes has led to sterilizing children and enacting medically unnecessary surgeries on them.
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But before the dinner on Wednesday night, prospects for quickly enacting a replacement for DACA had appeared to be flagging in Congress.
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An opinion essay last week about Eastern European women's lives under Communism misattributed responsibility for enacting women's suffrage in Russia in 1917.
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Mr. Macron is enacting the overhaul to the labor rules by decree, and the changes are expected to be implemented this month.
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Not even adults will immediately grasp that a second, more skeletal set of bamboo puppets is supposed to be enacting dream sequences.
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Some economists compare him favourably with Argentina's president, Mauricio Macri, who has proved just as unpopular while enacting similar reforms more timidly.
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The Congress party-led government sought to protect the fishing community and preserve their ecology by enacting the CRZ law in 2011.
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However, enacting a tax-cut bill would mark Trump's first legislative victory with a Republican-controlled Congress, 22019 months into his presidency.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has resisted a total border closure, instead enacting quarantines for mainland Chinese travelers entering Hong Kong.
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Modi's government has faced protests at home and criticism abroad for enacting a citizenship law that is seen as discriminating against Muslims.
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In response, more governments have been enacting data privacy laws to give consumers better control over what information companies collect on them.
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In December, Trump signed a sweeping Republican tax bill into law, enacting his first major legislative accomplishment since winning the White House.
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There are nonpartisan groups like Unite America focused on creating a more functional government by enacting political reforms and electing pragmatic candidates.
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Japan's equity markets are also enacting important structural changes and have improved returns to shareholders thanks to rising dividends and share buybacks.
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And a $10,43 check made out to a Honduran family at a time when President Trump is enacting strict policies on immigration.
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Both fall in love with her, enacting sexual fantasies in which she plays Little Red Riding Hood and they play the wolf.
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But they are also hidden in their labors of love, enacting the frequent need for homosexual attractions and bonds to remain undeclared.
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The U.S. and its allies have sought a diplomatic solution to curb the isolated nation's aggression, enacting both unilateral and multilateral sanctions.
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With the possibility of Roe being overturned, some advocates say it's time to focus on enacting abortion protections on the state level.
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In October, Connecticut lawmakers were four months late in enacting a budget for the new fiscal year that began on July 1.
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Anti-abortion extremists have spent untold millions in tax dollars enacting, enforcing and defending hundreds of laws like HB 2 or worse.
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The league tried to compensate for the shortfall by enacting a revenue sharing agreement with players for sales of tickets and jerseys.
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Several weeks later, Walmart agreed, enacting a no-open carry policy and setting off a wave of other retailers doing the same.
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Farmers and ranchers faced a very similar situation years ago, and Congress responded by enacting the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program.
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With Kennedy gone, conservative states are debating and in some cases enacting laws that are in direct conflict with the Roe v.
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With the coming of the new year, we'll be seeing a new president, a new Congress, and the enacting of new policies.
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A lot of opponents' arguments focused on allegations that the FCC had failed to follow proper procedures in enacting the new regulations.
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Among possible solutions being discussed for the HRW contract are a doubling of current storage rates or enacting a VSR scheme, Schemm said.
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But governors, mayors and other elected leaders can lead the way in enacting anti-discrimination laws like Delaware's that explicitly protect LGBT people.
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A new bill forbids towns and cities from enacting similar statutes, but leaves an option open for the state Capitol to do so.
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Then, in 2008 the debut music video from the band's Red Album featured scores of early internet celebrities re-enacting their viral videos.
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And, of course, he's the embodiment of any person whose egotism rises to the degree of enacting violence, be it physical or otherwise.
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Imagine that Warren or Sanders wins the presidency and decides to make enacting Medicare for All the central priority of their early administration.
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And Stone did this by enacting an intense training regimen that resulted in her adding 15 pounds of lean muscle to her body.
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Emergency rule enables the government to bypass parliament in enacting new laws and to limit or suspend rights and freedoms when deemed necessary.
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Ali Hassan Khalil said the ratings reports served as a reminder of the utmost need for the government to work on enacting reforms.
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But the opinion also struck down efforts by the FCC to prevent state governments from enacting their own net neutrality laws and regulations.
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Amazon is enacting a plan to monopolize not just internet retail, but the cloud computing and transit systems that power online commerce itself.
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Andrew Cuomo early this week is among the most striking examples of states enacting tougher policies as the White House unwinds federal efforts.
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Unfortunately some governments now game the rankings, enacting reforms engineered to yield the biggest jump in their standing for the smallest political effort.
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Officials at the facility are enacting all sorts of measures to prevent this ongoing avian massacre—but it's not clear if anything's working.
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If the Republican presidential nominee were to win the election, there would be little stopping him from immediately enacting sweeping reform, he added.
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But Knight said East Timor could still offer more to the LGBT community by enacting laws to outlaw discrimination based on sexual identity.
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When we enact personal change out of climate concern, we show that there is real support for laws aimed at enacting societal change.
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That particular form of voting was favored by the state's black community, something Governor Rick Snyder failed to mention when enacting the legislation.
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Jordan demonstrated that it is politically possible to improve the business environment by enacting a series of economic reforms over the past year.
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"I know of no precedent for any government enacting a policy that will make both our country and our people poorer," he said.
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Meanwhile, the real lions at the zoo were mildly concerned — if at all — with the silly humans re-enacting their potential great escape.
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We are on the eve of Congress enacting radical changes to the American healthcare system, including proposals to significantly restructure the Medicaid program.
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It's time to put an end to this unnecessary, cruel status quo by enacting Child Safety Accounts in every state across the country.
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Local champions lead a vibrant Mayor's Alliance; more cities are enacting smoke-free laws; and Jakarta's streets are now free from tobacco billboards.
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California has also been an innovator in data regulation, including enacting the nation's most comprehensive consumer privacy law, which takes effect in January.
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Enacting the END Wildlife Trafficking Act would continue the U.S.' legacy as a global leader in ensuring security against transnational crime and trafficking.
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Immigrant advocacy groups accuse the administration of manufacturing a crisis at the border and enacting policies that unjustly harm vulnerable people seeking safety.
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California, Vermont, West Virginia, and this week Illinois have followed Oregon in enacting automatic-registration laws; none have yet been put in effect.
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It has also committed to legalizing same-sex marriage within 100 days of entering office, and enacting policies to help fight climate change.
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Many countries are enacting data localization laws that would force Facebook to keep servers within their borders — and the jurisdiction of their warrants.
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The law also emphasizes enacting policies that reflect the latest findings on adolescent development, a sorely needed reform within the youth probation system.
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Chris and JoJo Davis, teachers from Washington State, won a trip after re-enacting a notorious "Real Housewives" fight on the "Today" show.
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To remain financially secure and build a valuable talent pool while enacting positive change, law firms would be wise to introduce similar initiatives.
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Political allies who supported him in seeking Ms. Rousseff's ouster are now pressuring Mr. Temer to take bolder action in enacting austerity measures.
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Planned Parenthood is attacking Kasich for "quietly" enacting 17 measures to restrict access to reproductive healthcare since he was elected governor in 2010.
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In enacting a law that chips away at Israel's democratic foundations, and in embracing President Donald Trump, Netanyahu has further alienated American Jews.
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President Trump on Friday signed the sweeping Republican tax bill into law, enacting his first major legislative accomplishment since winning the White House.
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While leaning on China to adopt market-based principles, Trump is enacting protectionist policies and increasingly scrutinizing Chinese investments in the United States.
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What's the point of enacting medical care that extends your life a year if it costs three years to procure, navigate, and administrate?
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NFL players blasted President Trump on Thursday over his reaction to the league enacting its new policy regarding protests during the national anthem.
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New Jersey, California, Nevada, and Michigan all have discussed changing, raising, or enacting a renewable portfolio standard (RPS) in the past few weeks.
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He was involved in enacting the league's "concussion protocol," which mandates how teams handle injured players and later clear their return to action.
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Some advisers feel his best bet is to focus on the strong economy and success in enacting administration priorities like the tax overhaul.
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The bill's sponsor, Republican Senator Lois Kolkhorst, said there was no solid evidence showing that enacting the bill would hurt the state's economy.
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The hope is that by enacting this small change, companies will make big strides in helping their employees pay off their student loans.
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Additionally, the law contains provisions that restrict local governments from enacting their own anti-discrimination legislation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
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Enacting the Text: Performing with Words continues at the Center for Book Arts (28 W 27th St #3, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 10.
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But instead of enacting what he had billed as a business-friendly agenda, his presidency has been notable for its turbulence and scandals.
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Astronauts may feel permanently changed by the Overview Effect, enacting lifelong modifications to their habits and outlook when they return to the planet.
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For states (like New Jersey) that are trying to limit opioid marketing, understanding this dynamic is key to enacting the most effective policies.
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As the music festival bubble appears far from popping anytime soon, organizers will continue to experiment on enacting new methods of harm reduction.
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It also backs funding for gun violence research and supports universal background checks, disarming domestic abusers and enacting laws to staunch gun trafficking.
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To contain the spread of the virus, Mr. Kurti implemented restrictions on citizens' movement this week — but without enacting a state of emergency.
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Enacting the legislation before the City Council would be a good way to start helping tenants like Mr. Kelly stay in their homes.
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In 7023, after the program had come to light, Congress legalized a form of it by enacting Section 702 of the FISA law.
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The political barometer readings, as a measure of justice, will fall if the forces of left and right succeed in enacting an amnesty.
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American citizens, companies and institutions deserve much credit for valuing public health above comfort and profit and enacting measures to slow the spread.
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Since then, Republicans dominated, winning governor's races across much of the Midwest and enacting conservative policies that reshaped the region in their image.
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That's because Senate Democrats must provide the votes necessary to pass the enacting legislation, and they refuse to consider trimming future spending increases.
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But with no immediate steps towards enacting these steps, they did not satisfy demonstrators whose demands include the resignation of his coalition government.
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It also estimated that the benefits in additional future earnings for students greatly outstrip the extra cost to taxpayers for enacting the reform.
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More important, she said, it would teach the wrong lesson to elected officials, who often look to voting patterns in enacting new policy.
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And yet masked with this literal makeup, but also this sense of trying to entertain people whilst enacting terrible brutality behind the scenes.
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In June, a senior DOE official told FERC it should "recognize the spirit" of the rejected DOE plan by enacting fuel security measures.
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Researchers said its extinction highlighted the importance of enacting measures to protect other endangered Yangtze wildlife, such as the narrow-ridged finless porpoise.
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Crack down on corruption by enacting anti-graft laws covering areas such as illicit enrichment and the declaration of assets owned by officials.
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President Trump on Thursday signed an executive order enacting a set of regulatory reforms to broaden the availability of affordable health insurance options.
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Her case was the latest in a country where sexual violence against women is unabated despite enacting some of the world's toughest laws.
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Kudlow noted that China has made promises in the past about enacting sweeping trade reforms, only to back out of fulfilling its pledges.
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When we 'take agency,' we are enacting choice from whatever options are available to us at a certain point in time and space.
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President Donald Trump wants to spur economic growth by enacting a new tax plan that would reduce the current seven brackets down to three.
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Not included in this tally is Alabama, which went further than these other states, enacting a near-total ban on abortion on May 15.
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Collins said he is confident his state will pass the legislation he's advancing after enacting a watered-down version of campus carry in 2013.
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The plan calls for repealing Obamacare and replacing it by mid-April, passing a fiscal 2018 budget and then enacting tax reform by August.
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In the meantime, Congress and state legislatures should look at enacting laws that explicitly allow individuals to film police in public places, he said.
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He then asked Trudeau if he would consider applying his position on legalizing marijuana to all illicit drugs, enacting similar policies for those substances.
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" But he added, "We thank YouTube for taking the lead in enacting policy changes that we have been recommending for the past half-decade.
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The premise casts the two as period-accurate performers re-enacting the life experience of 1913 apartment dwellers at New York City's Tenement Museum.
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Vermont passed legislation enacting an individual mandate in May, though the details are still being worked out and it won't take effect until 2020.
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It also would cut $292 billion from food stamps and the Medicaid health plan for the poor by enacting new work requirements for beneficiaries.
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The big picture: The study arrives as California is on the cusp of enacting legislation that requires a zero-carbon power mix by 2045.
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Equality Now (Andrea Matolcsi): The biggest change has been the increasing global trend towards enacting laws which target the demands that fuels sex trafficking.
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The more trouble Mr Bolsonaro encounters in enacting his economic plans, the more likely he is to emphasise the nastier side of his agenda.
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And enacting them would require both parties to cede power over the courts, which they will never want to do at the same time.
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The fifth is acceptance: the stage attained most comprehensively by Mrs May, who opposed Brexit but is now enacting it in its harshest form.
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Republicans in the Senate and House of Representatives are moving quickly to adopt a budget resolution in hopes of enacting tax legislation before January.
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" Earlier this week, Dimon joined the ranks of executives enacting higher wages for low-ranking staffers, calling it "a fair opportunity to get ahead.
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But a key consideration in declaring a PHEIC is whether the disease threat is dire enough to risk countries enacting travel and trade restrictions.
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Communicate how the funding will be spent on enacting your existing strategy and how those who join you can help achieve the company goals.
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Last February, Twitch changed its policies around harassment, enacting stricter rules around "hateful" behavior on and off the site and around sexually suggestive content.
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There have been discussions about enacting a 'Digital Geneva Convention,' but that will hinge on our ability to come to agreements across the board.
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Missouri voters made history in August when primary voters rejected Proposition A, blocking Republicans from enacting a right-to-work law in the state.
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This week a British prime minister, borrowing the language of demagogues down the ages, berated MPs for not enacting the "will of the people".
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While enacting Olson's ideas of perception, the poems at the same time engage in a version of his open-field placement on the page.
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U.S. yields remain well below historical norms, and the Fed has been weighing enacting only the second rate increase in more than 10 years.
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And given the success the company has seen so far, it's hard to imagine that Facebook will really be enacting any major, sweeping changes.
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So might it be that men are enacting a kind of identity work (basically, doing the socially desirable thing) by saying "yes" to sex.
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A California coastal city has become the latest municipality to ban plastic straws, enacting what is potentially the strictest plastic prohibition in the country.
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In which other areas there's still work needs to be done to help the LGBTQ+ community, other than enacting this federal anti-discrimination law?
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Dr. John Koza is the Chairman of National Popular Vote, a California based non-profit dedicated to enacting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
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A spokeswoman said complex state laws on taxation made enacting a citywide soda tax the best option to raise revenue for that signature proposal.
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Around the time the Shreveport ban was passed in 2007, other mostly black municipalities like Pine Lawn, Missouri were enacting such "saggy pants" laws.
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Options under consideration range from more aggressive anti-dumping enforcement efforts to renegotiating trade deals and enacting a proposed border tax levied on imports.
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Under those circumstances, enacting a vast, regressive, polarizing agenda wouldn't be a masterstroke—the product of the hard work of persuasion and consensus-building.
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When it comes to enacting a vision for the future, football clubs are not democracies, and internal debates are not played out in public.
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Indeed, European leaders have already said they are working on enacting a statute that protects European companies that continue to do business with Iran.
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Congressional leaders are eyeing a CR that would last into December, with the hopes of enacting a longer-term spending deal before year's end.
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But the former Treasury secretary said it's also going to be challenging for Republicans to push for spending cuts after enacting the tax cuts.
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What this translates to is a focus on enacting local policies that combat climate change and protect communities of color threatened by its effects.
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Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, said any deal to protect Dreamers should not become a vehicle for enacting those kinds of proposals.
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The law bars states and counties from enacting anti-discrimination measures and mandates that transgender people use the bathrooms that match their biological sex.
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Democrats' only hope for enacting major legislation in the next few years runs through a handful of Senate seats in red or purple states.
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These are simple ideas that elected officials in my home state are enacting to help the people of New Hampshire address a monstrous problem.
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Ultimately, the goal of OpenAI, which launched in 2015, is "discovering and enacting" a safe future with artificial intelligence, according to the nonprofit's website.
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Nick Offerman, dressed in workout gear from several different decades while enacting the history of exercise, gets a bit tired after hitting the 1980s.
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Still, Ryan didn't say directly whether he thought Trump enacting a ban on Muslims entering the U.S. would exceed the limits of presidential authority.
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The university said in a statement that the coordinator, Patty Crawford, was "disappointed" in her role enacting recommendations by the law firm Pepper Hamilton.
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When Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed Biden on whether he advised Obama against enacting such draconian immigration policies, Biden distanced himself from the president.Sen.
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It's unclear when the House and Senate could vote on enacting the changes, though the plan has attracted wide bipartisan support in both chambers.
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President Trump's border crisis is only the latest example of the administration enacting a policy with drastic implications and telling Congress to fix it.
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Maryland's lawyer Steven Sullivan said the law enacting the state's electoral map contained no language suggesting partisan intent, prompting a sharp response from Kennedy.
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Afterward, men wearing tiger masks engaged in ritual fights, re-enacting a mythical battle that resulted in mankind being given maize by the deities.
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Congressional Republicans are willing to pay a huge political price to repeal Obamacare, just as congressional Democrats paid a political price for enacting it.
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"We're enacting the other 23 parts of our plan," he said, listing more after-school programs and medication-assisted treatment among the other pieces.
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Joshua Oppenheimer's "The Act of Killing" goes for the throat: The director shows the former members of Indonesian death squads re-enacting their crimes.
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"There are ways in which Biden can reach out to some of the policy ideas of Sanders without enacting them in total," he said.
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And the administration could engage in further fiscal stimulus after the midterms by enacting one of its campaign promises, a big infrastructure investment plan.
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We have enacting an existing agreement between the United States of America and the Russian Federation, an existing treaty that dates back to 1999.
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But thanks to the white Republican majority in the state legislature, the replacement legislation prevents localities from enacting their own laws protecting L.G.B.T. rights.
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SUNDAY REVIEW An opinion essay last week about Eastern European women's lives under Communism misattributed responsibility for enacting women's suffrage in Russia in 1917.
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Enacting sanctions can be especially complicated under Mr. Trump, who tends to announce sanctions decisions on Twitter — sometimes to the surprise of department officials.
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Military force, popular animus, administrative fiat — no measure is too big or too small when it comes to enacting the B.J.P.'s dangerous prejudices.
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But the state still lacks antidiscrimination protections for non-disabled people and at least temporarily prohibits local governments from enacting protections of their own.
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I have an ambitious agenda — a Green New Deal, a Whole Health plan, wealth equality — and want to build support for enacting my agenda.
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He seems little interested in how Sweden's welfare state was shaped by an innovative Social Democratic Party enacting policies that broadened support for egalitarianism.
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At this anxious moment, Albany lawmakers and the governor have an unusual opportunity to secure the rule of law by enacting the proposed change.
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Their job is to find ways of justifying, enacting or explaining Mr. Trump's policy, not to advise the president on what it should be.
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The rifts raise the likelihood that Republicans will struggle to meet their goal of enacting a sweeping rewrite of the tax code in 2017.
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Trump signed paperwork enacting tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum during a hastily arranged event at the White House.
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He said the movement had elevated income inequality to the top of the Democratic political agenda, despite not electing anyone or enacting any legislation.
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Facebook has responded to the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, saying it will prevent further misuse by enacting restrictions on the use of personal data.
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The president previously appeared open to expanding background checks and potentially enacting an assault weapons ban after the high school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Trump signed paperwork enacting tariffs of 22019 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum during a hastily arranged event at the White House.
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Enacting earmark reform this year would allow Republicans to use them for spending bills later this year, as well as a possible infrastructure package.
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On Wednesday she celebrated the day by posting a video on Instagram of her and a companion re-enacting the famous October 3 scene.
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In the United States, those laws are handled by the states, with every state except Alabama and South Dakota enacting laws protecting their citizens.
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Under the bill, titled the Positive Train Control Implementation and Financing Act, Amtrak must deliver updates about its headway enacting PTC in required reports.
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Diller, chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp, said he thinks that the chance of President Trump enacting tax reform is unlikely, though he hopes it happens.
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Ms. Wiazemsky and Mr. de Maublanc maintain a kind of Bressonian passivity in enacting the dank, entropic spiral that sucks their characters ever downward.
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Experts say New Zealand exemplifies the difficulty of enacting a progressive agenda at a time when politics are fractured and conservatives worldwide are emboldened.
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She is re-enacting this YouTube video of a psychopath sitting dead-eyed in her prison uniform and recounting how she killed a man.
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A Simonds victory would force a bipartisan power sharing and give Ralph Northam, the Democratic governor-elect, an improved shot at enacting liberal priorities.
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The US government responded in 2012 by enacting the "Magnitsky Act," which allowed for sanctions on individuals thought to be involved in the scheme.
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The students hope to succeed where other activists have failed in enacting stricter legislation on gun ownership, either at the state or federal level.
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Texas and other states have argued that he overreached his authority in bypassing Republican opposition and enacting a sweeping immigration overhaul without congressional approval.
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Walden, whose district is home to three Facebook data centers, has been cautious about enacting new regulations to prevent similar abuses in the past.
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Rarely do presidents have the option of enacting a single new policy with the potential to produce so many positive ramifications in so many areas.
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Yang has called for enacting a universal basic income that would simply have the government send a $20163,000 check to most Americans every month. Rep.
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Republican leaders to Obama administration: Stop enacting new regulations They each credited Trump with seizing on economic frustration and a sense that Washington has stalled.
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One advantage of Trump's plan, she argued, might be that it encourages agencies to do more thorough analysis of their regulations before enacting new ones.
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Chaos within the Trump White House has placed a new hurdle in front of Republicans' goals of enacting health care and tax reform this year.
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He died before enacting his vision for central Florida, and Epcot and its mini versions of 11 countries became a small part of Disney World.
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" That said, Pozner added, "We thank YouTube for taking the lead in enacting policy changes that we have been recommending for the past half-decade.
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The advertisement follows a string of company executives in recent weeks who threatened to pull investments in states enacting new laws that limit abortion rights.
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Voting cutbacks should simply cause those interested in protecting the right to vote to work harder at enacting local measures expanding access to the franchise.
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She says she's interested in re-enacting the work of designers who portray African print and culture in ways that non-Africans can relate to.
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One wrinkle in the story is that Trump is enacting the tariffs through an obscure method — clause 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
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Tusk says that S.F. is an outlier and Bird has been embraced by many other cities, not all of which are enacting such tight regimes.
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Raven, who keeps surviving the deadly mist, suggests an alternative — that nature is enacting Alex's vengeance, and killing the rapist will set the town free.
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Google's new policy is also going into effect right as several US states are enacting almost complete abortion bans and making providing the services illegal.
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In re-enacting in these video works and increasingly performance-based installations of your grandmother's behavior, what sort of body memories did it shake up?
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Like other unsettling immersive experiences, most notably "Sleep No More" at the McKittrick Hotel, "The Cooping Theory 127" features roving actors enacting various story lines.
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Still, these are numbers on a program that Mr. Sanders, even if he made it to the White House, would have little chance of enacting.
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Not to run for office, but to expend all her energy on pressuring office holders into enacting legislation, and throwing out the ones that don't.
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Joel McHale has joined many other notable names in protesting North Carolina's recently passed HB2 law, which prohibits local governments from enacting anti-discrimination measures.
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Ronald Reagan exploded the budget deficit by enacting massive tax cuts and defense spending increases, which his cuts to welfare spending couldn't hope to match.
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States like Texas and Oklahoma have been resistant to enacting environmental regulations on businesses, which many conservative lawmakers believe burden businesses and stifle economic growth.
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The foursome then surprised the audience by re-enacting the dance-off — complete with Philipps wearing fake bangs, just like her character in the movie.
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The Supreme Court blocked implementation while it considered lawsuits filed by multiple states arguing that the EPA had exceeded its authority in enacting the plan.
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Another candidate is Argentina, where President Mauricio Macri is enacting painful reforms to restore fiscal sobriety after years of spendthrift populism under the Kirchner family.
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In 2013, for example, she penned a characteristically hilarious and cutting open letter to Leia: Here we are enacting our very own Dorian Gray configuration.
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"With the central bank already easing monetary policy and the government cautiously enacting reforms, India's economy and debt market should continue to outperform," Memani said.
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But here's the problem: There would be huge real-world impact of merely enacting a repeal law, regardless of when the actual repeal takes effect.
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Sustaining himself off the Puerto Rican rainforest for 400 days, Papo Colo is enacting what is perhaps his most ambitious and personal performance to date.
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Clay becomes Haynes' primary attraction, ringing in busloads of sick white people (and one random Asian guy) to pull a lever re-enacting Leigh's electrocution.
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But Mulvaney's apparent rise signals that the administration is serious about enacting deep budget cuts that could have a devastating impact on anti-poverty programs.
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How could any country afford such an expansive benefit, especially when enacting it discourages people from earning money, eroding the tax base it relies on?
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After that, a signature from President Donald Trump, a fellow Republican, will nullify the rule and bar the CFPB from ever enacting a similar regulation.
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As a host committee member of the 2016 Global Citizen Festival, Neil Patrick Harris is passionate about enacting change to meet the organization's global goals.
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But success -- defined here and now as advocating for and eventually enacting his political agenda -- in his new job requires a different set of muscles.
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Enacting this provision early in the next Congress would resolve the uncertainty and put U.S. policy back in line with the rest of the world.
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The inevitable outcome is the Republican president, elected by a minority and unconcerned with reaching beyond his base, enacting the right-wing's demands by fiat.
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Enacting a modern, competitive tax code will strengthen America's global competitiveness, encourage job-creating foreign investments, foster job growth, and, yes, generate more tax revenues.
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Ashlee Bruce says she doesn't know what the future will hold as President Trump begins enacting policy to remove transgender service members from the military.
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Enacting this post-traumatic return, Cohen's novel surely needs to find itself repeatedly pulled back to powerful remembered descriptions of the men's experiences in Israel.
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Under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, federal law is the "supreme law of the land," and states are prohibited from enacting contrary laws.
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You can't earnestly court the black vote while at the same time your party is enacting laws in multiple states to suppress the black vote.
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Richard Neal (Mass.), the new top Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, warned Republicans against enacting tax cuts that predominantly benefit the wealthy.
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If the next president starts enacting a slew of actual policies, then at least we can argue about concrete plans, rather than vague apocalyptic moods.
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He told CNBC in an interview at the event that he's very hopeful for Uber's future and the company's prospects for enacting some real change.
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The Nasdaq Biotechnology index has gained 7 percent since Trump was elected as the possibility of Hillary Clinton enacting new legislation on drug pricing disappeared.
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The government is also enacting policies to curb coal use in large population centers in eastern China, to bring down extraordinary levels of air pollution.
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After withdrawing his resignation letter last year, Sessions resolved to push ahead, put his head down and fulfill the policy agenda he dreamed of enacting.
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They escaped what some had feared as the worst outcome: Congress enacting a diluted reform bill, declaring "Mission Accomplished," and dropping the subject for years.
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Rather than blithely ignoring life's complexities, the artistically successful Christmas movie acknowledges and negotiates them before enacting a miraculous resolution to the dilemmas they pose.
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Because Congress has not enacted online sales tax legislation, states have been considering or enacting their own approaches to collecting sales taxes on online purchases.
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By 1926, they were enacting "Pirates of Penzance" in his Madison Avenue townhouse, followed by years of performances in the spacious mansions of wealthy members.
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In enacting the Biggert-Waters Reform Act of 2628, Congress instructed the NFIP to raise rates to actuarily sound levels over a five-year period.
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But an appeals court threw out the judgment, saying that Congress had overstepped its authority in enacting a law that allowed the families to sue.
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LONDON — Britain has been forced to delay enacting compulsory age checks for viewing online pornography because of an administrative error, the government announced on Thursday.
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Many of them remained so committed to their counterculture ideals that they didn't really believe in the court system and its method of enacting justice.
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Trump is enacting tariffs in an effort to extract demands from foreign countries, though in most cases, experts say it's not clear what he wants.
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Worst of all, he is doing virtually nothing improve the situation, instead enacting policies that will ultimately hurt workers' ability to earn a decent paycheck.
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"While I disagree with the governor on this, we must focus on our areas of agreement — enacting real reforms we need to turn Illinois around."
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S. & P. futures were down this morning, perhaps because of the newest wrinkle in what was already a complicated legislative process for enacting tax cuts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's said it is ready to take more steps to protect its interests if the United States moves ahead in enacting new tariffs.
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To the union, she said, the changes seem like an attempt to turn judges from neutral arbiters into law enforcement agents enacting Trump administration policies.
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But talking tough on trade has proved easier than enacting policies that would disrupt the global rules that businesses and economies have been built around.
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Britain left the EU at the end of January, enacting a 2016 public vote that was followed by over three years of acrimonious divorce negotiations.
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The Constitution's difficult amendment process prevents a transient majority from coming into power, and then enacting a raft of amendments that entrench themselves in leadership.
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He then named the competent Pravin Gordhan to the post, but promptly directed spurious investigations toward him as punishment for enacting policies preventing opaque governance.
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Myanmar must submit a report to the ICJ to show it is enacting the emergency measures within four months, and every six months after that.
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The group posted a 2110 percent rise in second-quarter net earnings as it made strides in enacting a turnaround plan set out last year.
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It represents a compromise position that risks angering "Medicare-for-all" proponents, who view eliminating private health insurance as key to enacting their comprehensive reform.
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It represents a compromise position that risks angering 'Medicare for All' proponents, who view eliminating private health insurance as key to enacting their comprehensive reform.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1968 was the closest that Congress ever came in the post-Reconstruction era to enacting antilynching legislation, according to Rush.
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Later accounts would attempt to debunk his feat, but by then Mr. Brodie had joined theatrical troupes and gone on tour, re-enacting his leap.
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National governments are warning would-be travelers to stay away from outbreak hotspots, and in some cases, enacting travel bans to forbid them from going.
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We are hopeful that, under current Director Kathy Kraninger's leadership, the voices of borrowers are considered as the Bureau moves forward with enacting consumer protections.
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He captured the White House by pledging to chart a new course and to forge a new path enacting the policies that serve America first.
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It represents a compromise position that risks angering 'Medicare for all' proponents, who view eliminating private health insurance as key to enacting their comprehensive reform.
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Concerns about the costs associated with changing over - such as in altering IT systems - could deter some companies, particularly those enacting expensive Brexit contingency plans.
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Enacting a federal privacy law has become a more urgent concern for lawmakers as California's privacy bill is set to go into effect Jan. 1.
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Even major financial powers like Britain, Canada, Switzerland, and Germany have bowed the knee, both signing the agreements and enacting domestic legislation to implement them.
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Bernie Sanders: Sanders has rejected ending filibusters, but also said the 60-vote threshold to end cloture wouldn't prevent his administration from enacting its agenda.
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Britain left the EU at the end of January, enacting a 2016 public vote that was followed by over three years of acrimonious divorce negotiations.
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Pai in April invited Americans to submit public comments on his net neutrality proposal, just as the FCC did before enacting Title II in 2015.
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Romanian artists Alexandra Pirici and Manuel Pelmus are currently re-enacting the actions outside the Andre exhibition at Dia, which they think is very important.
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Invoking the watchword of his 2016 candidacy, Mr. Sanders said it was time to "complete that revolution" by enacting his health care and education policies.
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He laughed when I suggested that Williams and Oks might be taking advantage of him or otherwise enacting some kind of "Weekend at Bernie's" scenario.
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His father, Stewart, was instrumental in enacting the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act as head of the Interior Department in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations.
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The CFPB said the resolution also prevented the agency from enacting a "substantially similar" rule unless it was specifically allowed to do so by lawmakers.
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Focusing on failures of willpower leads to shame, both public and private, and holds back our curiosity from finding and enacting solutions that actually work.
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