It also exempts banks with less than $10 billion in assets from rules banning proprietary trading, as well as exempts smaller banks from several other post-crisis rules.
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Louisiana also exempts body camera video from public records laws.
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The requirement of equal payment exempts consulting and employment arrangements.
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The House version exempts only loans and gifts between relatives.
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California does have an income tax but exempts lottery winnings.
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It permanently exempts Australia from the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Interestingly, the executive order exempts regulations related to national security.
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His new order specifically exempts numerous such categories of travelers.
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Verizon, likewise, exempts its Go90 service from its customers' data plans.
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A 1976 law exempts foreign governments from lawsuits in U.S. courts.
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But the law exempts land acquired for public-sector coal mining.
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The order exempts the Bay Area's estimated 28,200-person homeless population.
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At least the Alabama law exempts people having abortions from prosecution.
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It exempts about 1.8 million New Yorkers who use food stamps.
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Part of the law exempts certain tasks from receiving overtime compensation.
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It also exempts transfers for hunting, trapping, fishing or target practice.
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The USMCA deal largely exempts Canada and Mexico from such tariffs.
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It applies to full-service dining establishments but exempts fast food restaurants.
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Yet another exempts undefined "corporations" from new rules for deducting carried interest.
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The governor of Florida secured a commitment that exempts his state's coast.
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The ads say that 1631 exempts many of the state's biggest polluters.
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Exempts kombucha, a fermented tea, from alcoholic beverage excise taxes and regulations.
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The VAT law exempts basic goods and services to protect the poor.
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The rule exempts governments from any liability for the plans they establish.
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The company's supporters say the timing exempts the project from the guidelines.
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The order, however, exempts the Bay Area's estimated 28,200-person homeless population.
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Friday's action exempts immediate family members of American citizens and permanent residents.
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It applies to full-service dining establishments but exempts fast-food restaurants.
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It exempts grants of conditional permanent resident status from all numerical limitations.
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It also exempts military hiring, which accounts for a third of federal jobs.
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There's also a cultivation tax, although it exempts medical pot from some taxation.
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The carve-out exempts Berea from a tax on colleges with substantial endowments.
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Significantly, the bill exempts current teachers, to get more support for the legislation.
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The so-called "contraceptive mandate" exempts churches and other entities with religious objections.
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The new order also exempts visa and green card holders from the ban.
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A 2008 planning law exempts the duchy from ever committing a planning offense.
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It exempts from background checks all gun transfers, including sales, between close family members.
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The House-passed bill only exempts loans and gifts of firearms between such relatives.
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It also gives undocumented youth a Social Security number and exempts them from deportation.
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Current law exempts smaller dealers who often operate at gun shows and sell online.
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American Airlines exempts certain items from the carry-on policy, including strollers, diaper bags.
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The directive exempts smaller services, but only for the first few years of operation.
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Exempts from this rule businesses with average gross receipts of $25 million or less.
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This exempts, from federal taxes, money used to pay state and local tax bills.
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But the Shinnecock insist that their sovereign status exempts them from any government rules.
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But it has opposed the bill because it exempts terrestrial radio from the payments.
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"It exempts virtually all white people from the system that we're in," she said.
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The Seattle tax, which is expected to take effect in July, exempts diet drinks.
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First, the order exempts America's lawful permanent residents—"green card" holders—from any travel restrictions.
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AT&T also exempts mobile app usage for regular DirecTV customers on its wireless network.
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Gardner of Colorado that exempts Kombucha, a fermented tea drink, from alcoholic taxes and regulations.
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It also explicitly exempts immigrants who have been granted asylum, lawful permanent residents and refugees.
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Second, the bill broadly exempts bank executives from lawsuits and liability for pre-bankruptcy actions.
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The policy exempts transgender troops who have already transitioned or have begun the medical process.
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The order exempts those who are homeless until officials can find ways to house them.
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The amendment exempts minor league players and strips them of certain federal minimum wage protections.
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A memo issued in 1983 largely exempts IRS rules from being subject to OMB review.
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"The city&aposs anti-discrimination statute exempts any "religious corporation incorporated under the education law.
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Owners leave the brick exposed in the (mistaken) belief that this exempts them from tax.
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Many of the people who don't file are poor and the tax code exempts them.
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It also exempts people from the remaining six countries who have a valid American visa.
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The new order specifically exempts those with green cards, and it does not revoke existing visas.
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That's because Prop E exempts office developments already in the pipeline from the cap—for now.
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First, the order exempts lawful permanent residents—those with a "green card"—from any travel restrictions.
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It would amend the Controlled Substances Act and exempts state-approved marijuana activity from federal enforcement.
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Legislation in Peru, for example, exempts from penalties firms that co-operate with anti-corruption investigators.
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Current law exempts smaller dealers who operate at gun shows and sell online from this practice.
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Trump exempts the first $2900,220006 from being taxed for an individual and $2202,2628 for joint filers.
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They cited, for example, a U.S. Department of Transportation regulation that, they believe, exempts body parts.
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The plan exempts large rural states — including Alaska — from the proposed caps on Medicaid spending growth.
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Congress exempts the NFL from antitrust laws, but the legislation would place that exemption in question.
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But the fee exempts agricultural users - the largest consumers of groundwater, and a key voter base.
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Unlike the House Democratic bill, it doesn't eliminate the tipped minimum wage and exempts seasonal workers.
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The policy exempts graduate housing and parties hosted by campus groups consisting entirely of grad students.
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The law also exempts meat from animals that have eaten feed made from genetically engineered grains.
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Notably, it exempts single-family homes from rent control laws, along with apartments built after 1995.
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The new law, which exempts more estates from the tax, will primarily benefit the richest Americans.
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In addition, Facebook reiterated its existing policy that exempts politicians' speech from its fact-checking program.
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It also exempts banks with less than $10 billion in assets from rules banning proprietary trading.
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The Swiss National Bank exempts bank deposits worth 20 times their minimum reserves from its -0.75% charge.
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The new ban doesn't include Iraq and specifically exempts green-card holders and those with valid visas.
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The law exempts from immunity certain foreign-owned property used for commercial purposes in the United States.
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The company exempts politicians' ads from fact-checking standards applied to other content on the social network.
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Misplaced Responsibility The law exempts platforms from the responsibility to monitor and stem the spread of deepfakes.
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The social network exempts political ads from fact-checking — a position that has enraged the company's critics.
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Louisiana exempts horizontal wells from tax for up to two years if drilling costs aren't recouped first.
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Seattle law prohibits city employees from asking about someone's immigration status, though that law exempts police officers.
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To work around some of those concerns, the current version of the bill exempts rural school districts.
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The decree, issued by the Ministry of Transportation, exempts the transit of cargo both domestically and internationally.
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While the statement isn't true, Facebook's own policy exempts ads by politicians from third-party fact-checking.
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This exempts him from the standard court fees and makes him eligible for a court-appointed attorney.
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The proposed measure exempts diet sodas, milk and juice, as well as infant formula and medical beverages.
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It also eases appraisal requirements on certain mortgage loans and exempts small banks from certain disclosure rules.
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Kansas exempts your Social Security benefits from state income tax if your federal AGI is $75,000 or less.
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The airline's official policy exempts strollers, diaper bags, breast pumps, and breast milk containers as carry-on items.
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A separate effort to boost startups exempts them from some inspections and taxes for at least three years.
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The law exempts mutagenesis techniques such as irradiation, which changes an organism's DNA but doesn't add anything new.
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But it exempts certain types of munitions that the Pentagon says it would nonetheless classify as cluster munitions.
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DACA gives these DREAMers a two-year work permit, a Social Security number, and exempts them from deportation.
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Then along came Israel seeking clarification that the not-in-any-way-religion-based order exempts Jewish people.
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The European Commission opened an investigation into the scheme which exempts multinationals from UK taxes in October 2017.
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The European Commission opened an investigation in October 2017 into the scheme, which exempts multinationals from UK taxes.
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It also exempts from taxes capital gains on investments in opportunity zones that are held for 10 years.
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Conaway's proposals don't include a carve-out or loophole that exempts families from the consequences of these penalties.
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Routine and insignificant projects are not likely to be worth reviewing, and current law quite sensibly exempts them.
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While the House process for acting on PBTs is more efficient, the House exempts certain PBTs from regulation.
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The federal estate exempts estates below a specified dollar level, which has increased over the last two decades.
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Include "strategic partners" — countries beyond just treaty allies — on a "safe list" that exempts certain transactions from review.
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Maryland lawmakers are attempting to pass a bill that exempts ICE from searching the database without a warrant.
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"New York City&aposs human rights law against discrimination exempts any "religious corporation incorporated under the education law.
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But I feel like your body of work as a whole almost kind of exempts you from that.
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Finally, the U.S. usually exempts the countries that have free trade agreements with the U.S. from unilateral tariffs.
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Federal conflict of interest law, however, specifically exempts the president and vice president from the normal legal rules.
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It exempts those who leave bigamous relationships because of fear for their safety or because they are a minor.
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Verizon, meanwhile, exempts its Go21994 service and, like AT&T, allows companies to pay to zero rate their apps.
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However, MiFID II exempts larger deals handled by SIs, acknowledging investors' desire for anonymity to limit the market impact.
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Malta exempts pensions of up to €13,200 ($15,200) from tax altogether, with a flat rate of 483% above that.
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The two-year work permit exempts young undocumented immigrants from deportation and provides them with a Social Security number.
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For decades, the IRS and OMB have had an agreement that generally exempts tax rules from full OMB review.
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At issue is whether they fall into a category under the Fair Labor Standards Act that exempts some workers.
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The city of Indianapolis has an ordinance that prohibits such discrimination, but it exempts religious institutions and their schools.
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Here are more industries and job titles that the Fair Labor Standards Act exempts from the federal minimum wage.
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The order sounds good, except for one big caveat: it exempts rulemaking from the definition of prohibited lobbying activities.
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It also exempts those who have a religious objection to being photographed for the purposes of receiving an identification.
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Justice Samuel Alito seemed to agree and pointed out that the California law exempts many clinics that offer abortion.
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It exempts dwellings less than 19793 years old, to avoid discouraging construction, as well as most single-family homes.
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It exempts dwellings less than 19793 years old, to avoid discouraging construction, as well as most single-family homes.
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Massachusetts, for instance, exempts items bought online during the holiday period, even if they are delivered after it concludes.
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As such, AB5 exempts a lengthy list of professions, primarily ones in which the practitioners set their own rates.
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The bill exempts smaller banks from complicated risk-based capital requirements, subjecting them instead to a simple leverage ratio.
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If the ban exempts Christians from certain countries, but affects their Muslim neighbors, that could create de facto discrimination.
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"Reality is any commuter tax should be a regional convo not just NY." If NY does a commuter tax that only funds @MTA + exempts NYC residents from the tax - why should NJ not implement a commuter tax on NYC residents leaving NYC that exempts NJ residents so WE can fund our transit.
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Iraq was removed from the list of banned countries, and the new version also exempts green card and visa holders.
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The rule exempts state plans from the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 2004 (ERISA) if they meet certain conditions.
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More substantively, Mr Ryan's reform also exempts labour costs: a practice common in corporate income-tax regimes but not VATs.
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For example, the tax code currently exempts profits accrued through the sale of owner-occupied housing from capital gains tax.
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That effectively exempts many of the biggest users of the deduction, and negates much of the point of limiting it.
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The rule exempts private companies from being required to register their securities with the SEC - a lengthy and expensive undertaking.
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Currently, all male citizens aged 17 to 25 are required to register for the draft, but the rule exempts women.
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The revised order removes Iraq from the list of countries and exempts visa and green card holders from the ban.
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The rule exempts state plans from the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) if they meet certain conditions.
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Texas's freeze also exempts "positions that have a direct impact on public safety," but it, too, is low on detail.
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The CFPB receives an annual set percentage of the Federal Reserve budget, which exempts it from the congressional appropriation process.
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That exempts more income than many earlier expansion plans, which either removed the cap entirely or resumed taxation at $250,000.
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January 12, 2018: H.R.518 - EPS Improvement Act of 2017 This law exempts certain power supplies from energy conservation standards.
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The law exempts sales or transfers between members of an immediate family, law enforcement and licensed collectors of antique firearms.
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Similarly, T-Mobile's "Binge On" plan exempts some video services from data caps, while counting others against the monthly limits.
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The package also exempts tourist facilities from paying taxes for three months as of April as well, the ministry added.
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"A so-called flavor ban that exempts menthol and vape shops is no ban at all," New Jersey Democrat Rep.
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The bill also exempts some loan originators, including small lenders, from certain disclosure requirements under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.
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But the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act specifically exempts them from liability for the illegal and antisocial behaviors they communicate.
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Using myriad tax incentive programs to prop up dubious sectors, Puerto Rico deliberately exempts 88 percent of its formal economy.
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A new amendment to the House Republicans' ObamaCare replacement bill exempts members of Congress and their staff from its effects.
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It moves the U.S. to a "territorial" tax system that exempts the dividends of corporations' foreign subsidiaries from U.S. tax.
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The Cruz amendment exempts non-compliant plans from risk adjustment, so there's no enforcement mechanism for a single risk pool.
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By contrast, neighboring Utah passed SB 81 , a bipartisan bill that exempts minors who operate a business from obtaining a permit.
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Free Basics is a form of what's known as "zero rating," which means it exempts certain content from standard carrier fees.
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MiFID II exempts SIs from rules governing the minimum amount a stock can move for orders larger than standard market size.
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HM Revenue & Customs classifies them as poultry and exempts them from VAT, while sport birds such as racing pigeons are taxed.
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The American Congress passed a bill that exempts medium-sized banks from the most stringent rules introduced after the financial crisis.
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The waiver also exempts "medically frail" individuals, such as people with cancer, blood clotting disorders, or alcohol or substance abuse disorders.
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The winners hail from Florida and Tennessee, states with no income tax, and California, which exempts lottery prizes from its taxes.
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Regulators claim the law exempts banks that are both under $85033 billion in assets and under 5 percent in trading assets.
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The policy prohibits any ads mentioning political candidates, elections, and ballot measures, but exempts news publishers and certain "cause-based" ads.
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Federal law exempts the White House from the Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, which requires public disclosure of government documents.
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The FCC already has truth in advertising policies, but exempts campaign ads, and a judge struck down a law mandating accuracy.
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The Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) of 85033, he said, exempts state-owned lands in Alaska from NPS regulation.
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The William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 (TVRPA) exempts certain unaccompanied alien children (UAC) from expedited removal proceedings.
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Senate Republicans included a provision that exempts members of Congress and their staff from part of their latest health care plan.
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The latest version of the bill exempts "passive" investors, which would cover many of the limited partners that back venture firms.
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But he also estimates that he loses 20bn shillings because national law exempts owners who occupy their properties from paying the tax.
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The law exempts houses of worship from the mandate, but only offers an accommodation to non-profit groups who raised religious objections.
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What the bill says: Currently, U.S. tax law exempts tuition that is effectively provided for free to Ph.D. and other graduate students.
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The GOP amendment exempts members of Congress and their staffs to ensure that they will still be protected by those ObamaCare provisions.
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This is both a core promise and the fundamental problem of transhumanism: It exempts those involved from their debt to the present.
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The center views Rubio's tax plan as converting the federal income tax to a consumption-based tax since it exempts most savings.
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The case involves the National Bank Act that exempts national banks from various state laws limiting the interest rates lenders can charge.
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It exempts juice drinks from the tax as long as they have 50 percent juice, even if they also have added sugar.
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House Republicans appear to have included a provision that exempts members of Congress and their staff from their latest health care plan.
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The House legislation also exempts the Forest Service from analyzing cumulative environmental effects of multiple categorical exclusion projects in the same vicinity.
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The new ballot initiative sets a lower price on carbon and exempts different sets of polluters than the initiative proposed in 2016.
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"Facebook exempts politicians from our third-party fact-checking program," VP of global affairs and communication Nick Clegg wrote in late September.
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Uber labels its drivers contractors, not employees, which exempts it from paying a minimum wage or social security contributions, among other things.
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Last year, Facebook issued a new policy that essentially exempts politicians from its misinformation guidelines, allowing them to lie on the platform.
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The ban exempts the UK and Ireland, but spurred confusion and disapproval from the European Union, which later condemned the restrictive measures.
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The law also exempts the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, the state-run insurer of last resort for wind damage in coastal areas.
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The federal statute also exempts some other types of workers: babysitters employed on a casual basis; companions for the aged; newspaper carriers.
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Facebook currently exempts politicians from third-party fact-checking and allows them to post content that would otherwise be against community guidelines.
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Ohio exempts prescription drugs and food that is to be eaten off the premises where it is sold from the sales tax.
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I&aposm a Florida resident (no state income tax), and Obama passed Section 1202, which exempts the first $10 million in proceeds.
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" At the same time, the federal agency also said it "no longer exempts classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement.
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The companies' main reasons for opposing it now are that it exempts several other sectors, such as aluminum manufacturers and a cement plant.
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CNN President Jeff Zucker on Thursday denounced Facebook for what he called its "absolutely ludicrous" policy that exempts political advertisements from fact-checking.
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The Palestinian Authority, which pays for power supplied by Israel and Egypt, normally transfers fuel to Gaza and exempts it from most taxes.
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Dedicated legislation governs BGK's activities and exempts the bank from the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) IV and Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD).
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The second provision exempts e-cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products now on the market from having to retroactively apply for FDA approval.
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Among the changes, the new order drops Iraq from the list, exempts valid visa holders and halts all refugee admissions for four months.
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Twitter's political ads policy prohibits any ads mentioning political candidates, elections, and ballot measures, but exempts news publishers and certain "cause-based" ads.
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PayPal similarly keeps its customers' funds at a bank, a common practice for fintech companies that exempts them from most Dodd-Frank regulations.
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The particular rule exempts trucks known as gliders, which use repurposed diesel engines that emit a lot more air pollution than new engines.
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Farah exempts no one from criticism, yet he denies no one sympathy; exile and opportunity, rage and love, delusion and faith are inextricable.
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"The policy creates infinite rights for building houses on finite land resources, and exempts them from various building and planning regulations," he said.
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But as the executive order exempts offices from having to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people, the buildings might have to reopen.
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In developing our bill, we looked to the European Union existing program that exempts these products for reasons we are happy to explain.
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A 1956 Virginia provision exempts students from the compulsory requirement to attend school if they would be forced to attend an integrated school.
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The new North American trade deal exempts the first 2.6 million SUVs and passenger cars built in Mexico and Canada from new tariffs.
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The penal code, helpfully, exempts Muslims from prosecution for statutory rape providing the victim is married to the perpetrator and is 12 or older.
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This one does not include Iraq, and also exempts people from the remaining six countries who have valid US visas or permanent resident status.
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The draft law, submitted to parliament on Monday, exempts at least 50% of the profits banks make on problem asset sales from corporate tax.
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For 2016 the AMT exempts the first $53,900 in income for a single person and $83,4.13 for a married couple filing a joint return.
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The bill also exempts small banks from the Volcker Rule, which prohibits them from making certain kinds of speculative investments with their customers' money.
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It also specifically exempts this bill from having to go to a cloture vote in the Senate, preventing the Democratic minority from filibustering it.
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He is mourned, but his death doesn't launch him into the kind of martyrdom that exempts him from being held accountable for his actions.
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That would go from, do you need a fresh look at Section 353, which exempts all these companies from being treated as media companies?
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The 25 percent tariff that recently went into effect on certain European foods, drinks and other products specifically exempts sparkling wines, for unspecified reasons.
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The settlement exempts Wilson and his company from the restrictions on defense material exports, according to a copy of the settlement obtained by CNN.
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The bill also exempts banks with less than $10 billion in assets from several regulatory requirements, including the "Volcker Rule" ban on proprietary trading.
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Waiver on close-in booking fees won't matterHaving the United Club Card currently exempts the cardholder from the $22020 close-in award-booking fee.
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The bill also exempts smaller banks from a slew of restrictions on lending to subprime borrowers and expands the scope of legal mortgage holdings.
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Central to Farris' argument is the fact that the law exempts providers that enroll patients in state programs that provide abortion and contraception services.
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The revised executive order Trump signed Monday trims Iraq off the list of affected countries and exempts existing visa-holders from the new restrictions.
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The night before, the House had passed the annual defense authorization legislation with a provision that effectively exempts religious organizations from Obama's executive order.
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And at an open commission meeting this week, Pai pushed through a measure that exempts smaller internet service providers from the rule's reporting requirements.
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The Proveit team spent two years getting approved as "skill-based gaming" that exempts it from some laws that have hindered fantasy sports betting apps.
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Marsha Blackburn laughs off Zuckerberg speech MORE (R-Tenn.) is defending Facebook amid criticism over its policy that exempts political advertisements from being fact-checked.
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It exempts green card holders and anyone who held a valid visa to come to the US as of the date the proclamation was issued.
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European law also exempts the Frankfurt-based ECB from most German laws and gives the European Court of Justice the right to review its acts.
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement has said the facility's temporary status and its location on federal land exempts it from some standards mandated by Flores.
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Massad said that the deal exempts U.S. agricultural commodity derivatives trades because of their role in the U.S. economy and importance for farmers and ranchers.
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This exempts startups from paying a huge fee at the beginning and requires them to pay Informatica a share of their revenue as they grow.
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The bill, which recently passed out of committee, exempts some small Internet service providers from transparency rules in the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality regulations.
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Another big loophole exempts foreign income earned by multinational corporations that have U.S. headquarters, creating huge incentives to designate as much "foreign" income as possible.
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The night before, the House had passed the annual defense authorization with a provision that effectively exempts religious organizations from complying with Obama's executive order.
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If religious motivation exempts businesses from anti-discrimination laws, the government could do nothing to protect Americans from the "harms of invidious discrimination," they say.
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N.W.S.L. players make as little as $7,200 a season, and the league operates under a $278,000-per-team salary cap that exempts national team players.
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This special hiring authority exempts agencies from having to go through many of the federal government's hiring processes that often result in lengthy candidate searches.
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Only the Kentucky High School Athletic Association specifically exempts a school from punishment for complying with a court order that is later vacated or overturned.
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The settlement says Wilson and Defense Distributed can publish plans, files and 3-D drawings in any form and exempts them from the export restrictions.
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On Thursday, Mr. Duterte criticized an opposition leader, Senator Francis Pangilinan, for sponsoring a law that exempts children below age 15 years from criminal liability.
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Unlike Chanos, who managed billions of dollars of other people's money, Left invests his own, which exempts him from disclosing his holdings to the public.
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The FDA regulates tobacco manufacturers such as cigarette companies, but it exempts many of the farms that grow tobacco from those rules, the agency explained.
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The legislation would raise the level at which banks are considered "systemically important" and exempts smaller banks from other rules aiming to curb risky behavior.
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Maryland, for instance, exempts apparel and footwear up to $100 per item, as well as the first $40 of a backpack or book bag purchase.
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The new changes allow visas for non-religious tourists and exempts female tourists from wearing a traditional abaya robe (though "modest clothing" is still required).
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While Nigeria promised to cap at 2000 million barrels per day (bpd) once production "stabilizes", that limit exempts all of the West African nation's condensates.
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Of particular interest is a proposal that exempts from the patient limit any treatment directly administered by a physician, such as an implant or injection.
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U.S. law exempts food from a decades-old embargo on U.S. trade with Cuba, although cumbersome rules on executing transactions have made deals difficult and costly.
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Plus, there's a federal law called ERISA that exempts certain types of employer-provided health plans, called self-funded plans, from the requirements of state laws.
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RELATED: US President Donald Trump signs new travel ban, exempts Iraq And last week a federal appeals court issued a big victory for LGBT rights supporters.
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AT&T, for example, now routinely exempts its own streaming content from its usage caps, yet still penalizes users should they use a competitor like Netflix.
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The bill exempts tampons, sanitary napkins and panty liners from the 4 percent state sales tax and from local taxes, which are generally about 5 percent.
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The law, dubbed the "tampon tax" bill, exempts products like tampons and pads from the city's 4.3 percent sales tax, according to a local NBC station.
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This act exempts new wireless infrastructure from environmental and historic reviews if previously installed infrastructure on the public right-of-way has already undergone such reviews.
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In reality, the law exempts banks if they meet only one of the conditions, either under $10 billion in assets or under 5 percent trading assets.
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Speier's bill, which was introduced with support from Facebook and Twitter, exempts such companies as long as they do not promote or solicit revenge porn content.
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It exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting home loan data to federal regulators and broadens the definition of qualified mortgages.
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That December, a bipartisan group of senators and representatives introduced the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Act, which exempts sexual harassment cases from required arbitration.
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With only a few changes, the bill looks very familiar—including a provision that exempts members of Congress and their staff from part of the plan.
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The measure exempts private plane management fees from taxation, and relates to a 7.5 percent excise tax paid by commercial airlines on each seat they sell.
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Other members are upset that the bill exempts high-end cigars used by wealthy white people, but not menthol cigarettes, which are favored by African Americans.
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That frees more than 21625 banks and financial firms from those rules, and also exempts banks with less than $2900 billion from Dodd-Frank stress tests.
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Under the administration's proposal, health plans sponsored by associations would gain enhanced status under a federal law that generally exempts large employer plans from state regulation.
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The country can expand its narrow income tax revenue base from its arrangement today that exempts 76 percent of Chilean citizens from the personal income tax.
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The company's current ad policies came under tough scrutiny last year, when it emerged that it exempts politicians from its rules about posting misinformation in ads.
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Cryptocurrency aficionados have been flocking to Puerto Rico, attracted by a provision that exempts relative newcomers to the island from paying taxes on their capital gains.
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That frees more than 20 banks and financial firms from those rules, and also exempts banks with less than $100 billion from Dodd-Frank stress tests.
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It also makes adjustments to align the state law with federal law, and exempts model aircraft from the state&aposs training and permitting requirements for drones.
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In December, a bipartisan group of senators and representatives introduced the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Act, which exempts sexual harassment cases from required arbitration.
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Melanin might provide a little more protection against UV damage, but you're mistaken if you think the color of your skin exempts you from needing sun protection.
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Some environmental groups said a voluntary first phase waters down a deal that already exempts too many countries, including most developing states, during its first five years.
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Although it exempts from the ban Gazans seeking "life-saving or life-changing medical treatment" if it is unavailable in the territory, crossing the border isn't easy.
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AT&T already exempts its DirecTV Now streaming television service from its customers mobile data limits, while competing services like SlingTV and Netflix count against those caps.
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The bill permanently exempts small businesses from stricter transparency rules applied to Internet service providers under the net neutrality rules the Federal Communications Commission approved last year.
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Wilson introduced in May the Vaccinate All Children Act of 2019, which exempts children from getting vaccinated only if a doctor certifies it could jeopardize their health.
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Studies have concluded that the act exempts roughly 70 percent of eating and drinking establishments, making it easier for small-business owners to operate and serve consumers.
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It exempts Wilson and his company from restrictions on the export of defense materials, according to a copy of the settlement given to CNN by Wilson's attorneys.
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A cornerstone of the EU, the customs union exempts EU member states and select outside territories from paying customs duties on all goods traveling within the union.
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The ban also exempts UK. Coronavirus cases are spreading in both Schengen and non-Schengen European countries, so the loopholes undercut the effectiveness of any travel restrictions.
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The entry ban is for travellers coming directly or indirectly from those counties but exempts Iraqi nationals, diplomats and official delegations, the ministry said in a statement.
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The order exempts "religious minorities" from the ban on refugees but not from the ban on all entries from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen.
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"Just because a process to deliver advertising is opaque and complex doesn't mean that it's exempts Facebook and others from our scrutiny and the law of the land."
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Dunning's biggest grievance is that the bill totally exempts US military and security aid to other countries, which makes up a huge fraction of total foreign aid budget.
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The most significant provision in the resolution exempts the Intelligence Committee's impeachment hearings from a rule that ordinarily limits questioning of witnesses to five minutes per committee member.
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In a concession to Mexican and Canadian companies, the final agreement hammered out Sunday largely exempts passenger vehicles, pickup trucks and auto parts from possible Trump administration tariffs.
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Dunning's biggest grievance is that the bill mostly exempts US military and security aid to other countries, which makes up a huge fraction of total foreign aid budget.
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The legislation, approved overwhelmingly by the state legislature's judiciary committee on Wednesday, would ban so-called weaponized drones in the state but exempts agencies involved in law enforcement.
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The new Trump policy exempts those diagnosed with gender dysphoria during the Obama policy, allowing them to remain in the military and serve according to their gender identity.
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While commercial travelers will be hit with any fee increases approved by the private corporation, the proposed law exempts non-commercial air travel from any additional imposed fees.
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For smaller firms, the bill exempts banks that extend 2202 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators under anti-discrimination laws.
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But DoorDash, Lyft, and Uber are promising to oppose this legislation by backing a $210 million ballot initiative that exempts their drivers from being paid a living wage.
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The customs union, a cornerstone of the EU, exempts all EU member states and select outside territories from paying customs duties on all goods traveling within the union.
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The bill would allow large U.S. banks to submit "living wills" to regulators every two years instead of annually, and exempts nonbank financial institutions from federal stress tests.
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Unlike restrictions around dividends and buybacks in the stimulus bill, the Treasury Department has no discretion to waive restrictions around whether offshore incorporation exempts a company from relief.
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Though the International Whaling Commission bans whale-hunting worldwide, it exempts indigenous peoples on both sides of the Bering Strait, letting them have quotas to sustain their livelihood.
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The bill also exempts the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation from many of the restrictions, though it does require them to offer more protections for immigrant inmates.
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Seeking to end the sale of diesel and petrol engines by the middle of next decade, Norway exempts battery-powered cars from taxes imposed on fossil fuel vehicles.
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New York already exempts drugs and medications that are considered to be necessities from sales taxes, as well as items such as sunscreen, lip balm and acne treatments.
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While it is a very positive step, it exempts the cruelty to wildlife described by Ms. Renkl as well as the torture of livestock endemic to factory farms.
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For smaller firms, the bill exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators under anti-discrimination laws.
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U.S. law exempts food from a decades-old embargo on U.S. trade with Cuba, but cumbersome rules on how transactions were executed have made deals difficult and costly.
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New York exempts tobacco and menthol, though Dr. Howard Zucker, the state's commissioner of health, will evaluate a ban on menthol and offer a recommendation within 14 days.
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To alleviate pressure from the lenders' margins, the central bank also announced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of the bank deposits from those charges.
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The rule exempts lenders who make fewer than 2,500 qualifying short-term loans each year and derives less than 10 percent of its income from short-term loans.
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It exempts Iraq and lawful permanent residents from the ban, but still bars citizens from Iran and five other majority-Muslim countries from entering the US for 90 days.
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The new service, dubbed Binge On, complements T-Mobile's existing Music Freedom service, which exempts many major music streaming apps, including Spotify and Apple Music, from customers' data limits.
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The benefits they provided to workers did not qualify as "church plans", the courts ruled, because ERISA only exempts plans "established and maintained for its employees by a church".
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In a Tuesday interview with The New York Times, Trump suggested the president could not have a conflict of interest because the law exempts the office from such concerns.
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Of particular interest to Braeburn and Titan is a proposal that exempts from the patient cap any treatment directly administered by a physician, such as an implant or injection.
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Yes, but: As former HUD public affairs director Brandon Friedman notes, Twitter included an exception in its latest rules on violence and physical harm that exempts governments and militaries.
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A program known as Temporary Protection Status, set up in 1990, exempts foreign nationals from being deported to home countries deemed unstable because of natural disasters or armed conflict.
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For instance, Georgia not only exempts Social Security benefits from its income tax, it also gives a pass to most other forms of retirement income, up to certain limits.
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The Obama administration also plans to complete a rule long in the works to close a separate loophole that exempts guns purchased by trusts or corporations from background checks.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday that it is implementing recently passed legislation that exempts farmers from having to report emissions derived from animal waste and other pollutants.
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She had lawyers check that putting the PDFs online would fall under the Copyright Act's "fair dealing" provisions, which exempts copyright for purposes like study, parody or news reporting.
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The Senate bill exempts small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scales back federal oversight of the financial system on the whole.
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The bill also exempts firms with less than $10 billion in assets from the so-called Volcker Rule, which prohibits banks from making risky bets with federally guaranteed deposits.
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In December of that year, a bipartisan group of senators and representatives introduced the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Act, which exempts sexual harassment cases from required arbitration.
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Moreover, under President Trump, the Justice Department seems disinclined to challenge conservative Christians' insistence that the First Amendment exempts their institutions from the full force of anti-discrimination laws.
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Widespread disruption brought on by the coronavirus outbreak has hammered global supply chains and spurred Chinese companies to declare "force majeure" — a provision that exempts them from contractual obligations.
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Under current law, some drivers for ride-share operators make use of a so-called small-supplier provision that exempts the first C$30,000 of sales from the tax.
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Seeking to end the sale of combusion-engine cars by the middle of the next decade, Norway exempts battery-powered vehicles from taxes imposed on petrol and diesel engines.
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The bill also exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting some home loan data to federal regulators and broadens the definition of qualified mortgages.
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American Association of Political Consultants, which presents the question of whether an amendment to the TCPA that exempts government debt collectors from liability is unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
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China signed a memorandum with the U.S. in 2013 that exempts Chinese companies from submitting to U.S. audits and Dodd Frank laws, which Bass said should immediately be corrected.
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"A ban that exempts menthol [e-cigarettes] absolutely continues to put African Americans at a disadvantage, keeping them unprotected by policies and leading to more unintended consequences," she said.
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They back provisions to lower rates for businesses, to move to a "territorial" tax system that exempts dividends from companies' foreign subsidiaries, and to enhance expensing of capital investments.
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With the Hong Kong Policy Act of 1992, the United States has treated Hong Kong as a special autonomous region and exempts it from many tariffs imposed on China.
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In December of that year, a bipartisan group of senators and representatives introduced the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Act, which exempts sexual harassment cases from required arbitration.
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The new version exempts all general aviation users from any user fees imposed by the new entity and to ensure that the new board would have a diverse makeup.
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The immigrants argue the gap in custody exempts them from mandatory detention under the Immigration and Nationality Act and makes them eligible to be released during their deportation trials.
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The governor's emails have come under focus as a result of the Flint water crisis; a longstanding Michigan law exempts the state's highest office from freedom of information requests.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration announced Friday that it's ending special trade treatment for India, removing a status that exempts billions of dollars of the country's products from US tariffs.
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The department said the proposal, which will be published this week, exempts Tongass from the USDA's 2001 "roadless rule," which generally bars new roads in certain areas of national forests.
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As it stands now, AT&T exempts data from its $35 a month streaming TV service — which launched back in November — from counting toward AT&T mobile customers' data caps.
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Religious conservatives have also made similar arguments: Colorado baker Jack Phillips is currently arguing before the Supreme Court that freedom of religion exempts him from the state's anti-discrimination laws.
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The DeLorean could soon be going back into production thanks to a new law that exempts small volume car manufacturers from the safety requirements applied to most new car makers.
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The government automatically exempts churches and other places of worship from obligations to provide contraceptive coverage (as well as "closely-held" corporations with religious owners, since the Hobby Lobby case).
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The law exempts corporations from this rule but doesn't specify what kind of corporations, leading hedge fund managers to rush to Delaware to create LLCs to duck the new restriction.
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But the Senate bill more clearly exempts California's Proposition 65, which requires labeling of products that cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harms, and the Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Act.
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The new law exempts banks with less than $85033 billion of assets and trading assets and liabilities of less than 5 percent of their total assets from the Volcker Rule.
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In 1975, the Labor Department issued rules that labeled home care workers "companions," akin to babysitters, a label that exempts employers from having to pay the minimum wage or overtime.
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The rule also exempts migrants passing through countries that have not signed major international refugee treaties and for migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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The injunction that temporarily exempts CBA members from providing the morally objectionable services has helped in the short term, but the ongoing defense of our injunction has been enormously expensive.
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It also exempts banks with less than $10 billion in assets from complying with the so-called Volcker rule, which bans financial institutions from making risky investments with their assets.
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In late September, Nick Clegg, Facebook's vice president of global affairs and communications, laid out Facebook's policy on political ads: "Facebook exempts politicians from our third-party fact-checking program."
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U.S. farmers and biofuel producers are upset with the Trump's administration expansion of a program that exempts smaller refineries from requirements to blend biofuels like ethanol into the fuel pool.
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For instance, the bill exempts oil and gas refineries and other polluting facilities covered by the cap-and-trade program from direct air-quality regulations determined at the district level.
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It exempts projects to build infrastructure like fencing or a wall from laws like the Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, National Environmental Policy Act and Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Seeking to become the first country to end the sale of fossil-fueled cars by 2025, Norway exempts battery-powered vehicles from the taxes imposed on petrol and diesel engines.
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It also exempts permanent residents and current visa holders, and drops language offering preferential status to persecuted religious minorities, a provision widely interpreted as favoring other religious groups over Muslims.
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The court said ad-blocking provider Eyeo should not charge Axel Springer for putting it on its "white list" of publishers and advertisers it exempts from blanket blocking by consumers.
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That's because the original 6900 Clean Water Act regulates discharges from "point sources," but exempts most agricultural discharges, relieving farmers of the need for permits for runoff from their land.
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In Washington, President Trump signed two controversial proclamations that implement a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum but exempts Canada and Mexico.
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The new ban leaves open the possibility of later including nationals of other countries, but it exempts current US visa holders and legal permanent residents, otherwise known as green card holders.
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A last-minute corollary to the ID law, added in an apparent attempt to improve its chances of surviving a pending federal lawsuit, exempts voters with "reasonable impediments" to ID access.
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President Donald Trump signs new travel ban, exempts Iraq The new measures will block citizens of Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen from obtaining visas for at least 90 days.
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That visa program, however, includes a provision that exempts companies from those requirements if they pay H-1B workers more than $60,000 a year or hire those with a graduate degree.
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Among the changes, the new order drops Iraq from the list of seven countries affected by the travel ban, and it exempts those from the travel ban who hold valid visas.
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The cracks in Netflix's position began appearing last fall, when T-Mobile introduced its Binge On initiative that exempts certain streaming video services, including Netflix's, from its customers' monthly data caps.
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HSR is a 40-year-old U.S. law that exempts investors who buy up to 10 percent of a company's voting securities from disclosing purchases made only for passive investment purposes.
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That prompted Trump to issue a revised ban on March 6, which exempts Iraqis from its list of banned foreign nationals and carves out exceptions for visa and green card holders.
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It also exempts most fracking from regulation on drinking water safety, which has allowed the fracking industry to boom with "little federal oversight," Gerrard writes in an email to The Verge.
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The US policy change on Jerusalem puts it "on the side of occupation" and "exempts it from a mediation role in the peace process," the Arab League said in a statement.
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But states aren't willing to take on the fiduciary responsibilities required of employers who offer retirement plans unless Washington exempts their plans for private-sector employees from federal rules and regulations.
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"The House bill specifically exempts PCBs," ensuring that protection from lawsuits would continue "after the passage of the new law," the lawyer argued, even though the provision remained locked in negotiation.
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As a result, portions of Mr. Cruz's interview with the police were blacked out of the transcript, in accordance with Florida law that exempts direct confessions from public release before trial.
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Meanwhile, a separate effort to institutionalize foreign assistance transparency and accountability measures, now making its way through Congress, specifically exempts security programs, thanks to behind-the-scenes lobbying from Pentagon operatives.
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The measure also exempts banks that extend 500 or fewer mortgages a year from reporting certain home-loan data to federal regulators in addition to broadening the definition of qualified mortgages.
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The guarantee exempts Unedic from the application of article L.213-15 of the monetary code, which mandates associations with shrinking equity to recapitalise or lose the ability to issue bonds.
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The LGBT fight stemmed from a provision in a defense policy bill the House passed last week that effectively exempts religious organizations from President Obama's executive order prohibiting LGBT discrimination. Rep.
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" Potentially of even greater importance, the bill "exempts employers from state income tax withholding and information reporting requirements for employees not subject to income tax in the state under this bill.
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That provision within FARA exempts lobbyists representing foreign-based private entities from having to register with the Justice Department if they file reports with the House and Senate under the LDA.
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It exempts certain white-collar workers like doctors and accountants, but it extends legal protections to tens of thousands of low-paid workers in fields like construction, janitorial services and hairstyling.
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Responding to pleas from Arpaio's attorneys to expunge the conviction and give the sheriff a clean criminal record, Bolton ruled that a presidential pardon exempts Arpaio from punishment — but not his conviction.
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At the moment, a law passed in 13 bans them from capping rents in apartments built after that year and exempts single-family houses and condominiums from all forms of rent control.
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The three members of the SEC unanimously approved a final version that exempts "in kind" exchange-traded funds, those that honor redemptions in securities instead of cash, from some of its requirements.
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The administration in its new order explicitly exempts legal permanent residents and existing visa holders and provides a series of waivers for various categories of immigrants with ties to the United States.
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The Justice Department has argued that a ban that exempts green-card holders and focuses only on foreigners from the seven nations who have never entered the U.S. would be entirely legal.
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The settlement temporarily blocked by Lasnik says Wilson and Defense Distributed – the nonprofit he leads – can publish plans, files and 3D drawings in any form and exempts them from the export restrictions.
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Alberta also exempts companies producing less than 10,000 bpd "so larger producers like ourselves have to shoulder more of the curtailment to get to the 325,000 barrels," said Husky spokesman Mel Duvall.
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Washington (CNN)In a loss for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court Wednesday left intact a lower court opinion that temporarily exempts grandparents and other relatives from President Donald Trump's travel ban.
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Many will first have heard the term zero rating relatively recently, in the form of programs like T-Mobile's "Binge On," which exempts certain streaming video and music services from data counts.
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Romania could escape a downgrade of its rating outlook if it disconnects the tax from ROBOR and exempts government bond holdings from the tax, Raiffeisen analyst Stephan Imre said in a note.
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Rather than developing the regulatory framework needed to incentivize private investment in microgrids and distributed electricity generation, for example, the legislation exempts the generation system from any long-term energy planning requirements.
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Such faith in the social superiority of family firms is the reason why Germany exempts most heirs of businesses from inheritance tax, provided they do not lay people off for seven years.
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The government also exempts electric vehicles from taxes on traditional vehicles that are very high in a country which does not have its own fossil fuel car industry to lobby against them.
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ECB board member Benoit Coeure said last week that he saw no reason to create a tiered deposit rate that exempts banks from part of an ECB charge on their idle cash.
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The bill also exempts Puerto Rico from having to obey labor law on overtime pay and grants the island's governor the power to authorize sub-minimum wages for workers younger than 25.
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The answers to the USDA's questions are significant because the Disclosure Standard Act exempts from mandatory disclosure genetic modifications obtained without recombinant DNA (rDNA) techniques that can otherwise be found in nature.
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GMA believes a recent ruling by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service around disclosure of GMOs takes a pick-and-choose approach to the disclosure and exempts too many foods.
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"It's not the slab that's causing problems for the steel industry in the U.S." On Thursday, Trump formally ordered tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, but the move exempts Canada and Mexico.
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TERRITORIAL SYSTEM: Exempts U.S. corporations from U.S. taxes on most future foreign profits, ending the present worldwide system of taxing profits of all U.S.-based corporations, no matter where they are earned.
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The law exempts those who report abuses directly to their bosses or state authorities, but its intended effect is to shut down a very effective means of getting important information to the public.
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The new order does not prioritize minorities in refugee admissions, exempts individuals holding current visas and scratches an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees, who will now be subject to a 120-day halt.
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Seeking to end the sale of diesel and petrol engines by the middle of the next decade, Norway exempts battery-driven cars from the heavy taxes imposed on vehicles powered by fossil fuel.
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While the law exempts those with residency permits, it can be applied to temporary dwellers, many of whom come from the West Bank and Gaza but are married to Palestinian citizens of Israel.
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The lawsuit centers on a 40-year old U.S. law that exempts investors who buy up to 10 percent of a company's voting securities from disclosing purchases made only for passive investment purposes.
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IAN GLOVER-JAMESLondon A rocky road for RousseffNone of the factors you listed about Brazil's political situation exempts Dilma Rousseff from responsibility for the wrongdoings of her government ("The great betrayal", April 23rd).
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But this system is looking at a major shakeup under the proposed House overhaul, repealing section 117(d)(5000) of the tax code, which exempts graduate students from paying taxes on tuition waivers.
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The waiver exempts Hawaii from establishing one of ObamaCare's SHOP [Small Business Health Options Program] exchanges and other small business provisions because the state had a subsidized small employer market before the ACA.
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Martha McSally's (R-Ariz.) bill to get rid of a provision in the American Health Care Act that exempts lawmakers and their staffs from the state waivers will get an hour of debate.
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But the EPA then decided to use an obscure authority it has under the Safe Drinking Water Act, which exempts certain employees from civil service rules, to give Greenwalt and Hupp the raises.
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But the legislation before Congress exempts the vast majority of lenders from required disclosure of the kinds of loans they make in different communities, which will effectively allow lenders to hide discriminatory practices.
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The USMCA included a side deal that exempts Canada and Mexico from any new tariffs the Untied States puts on autos in the future, as long as they import under a certain threshold.
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The biggest and baddest carve-out in the corporate tax code exempts companies' debt interest payments from the calculation of profits, but the Trump administration seems to have little appetite to scrap it.
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It also exempts more banks from the Volcker Rule, which curbs their ability to make speculative bets with their own money, and reduces the amount of capital they need to keep on hand.
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He also indicated that he would end or change a Trump policy that exempts employers from ObamaCare's contraception mandate if they have moral or religious objections to providing birth control to their workers.
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The report adds to growing criticism from public interest groups about the T-Mobile program, which exempts certain video from customers' monthly data caps but also reduces the download speeds of all video.
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Why it matters: The report was seized on by Facebook critics who have argued that the ad policy, which exempts candidates' ads and speeches from the site's fact-checking policies, skews pro-Trump.
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The Paperwork Reduction Act defines "agency" very broadly and exempts only requests for information from the Government Accountability Office and the Federal Election Commission from having to follow the requirements of the law.
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The 421a program, which exempts developers from some property taxes in exchange for building affordable rental housing and which has been criticized as a giveaway to the real estate industry, expired last winter.
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Instead, they used a federal subsidy known as "self-bonding," which essentially exempts healthy companies from posting bonds or other securities to cover the cost of returning mined land to its natural setting.
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SOFA also exempts personnel from requiring visas while in Japan, and has been criticized because it has been used by the U.S. military to ship people home before capture by the Japanese police.
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It explicitly exempts Iraq from the travel ban, thus reducing the number of affected countries to six, as well as lawful permanent residents (that is, green card holders) and people who have visas.
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Back in 2018, Twitter, the preferred social media platform of President Donald Trump, was the first to explain that it exempts politicians from most of its rules because their tweets are considered newsworthy.
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The AG's office filed an amended complaint in federal court in Sherman, Texas, claiming Dallas' ordinance is preempted by state minimum wage law and, because it exempts unionized businesses, discriminates against non-union workplaces.
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GO and COFINA holders are typically seen as having opposing interests, the former believing they have a constitutional first priority on all repayments, the latter contending their dedicated revenue stream exempts them from impairment.
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There are some tricks at Android's disposal, such as pushing for a streamlined update process that exempts critical security updates from carrier testing or making core functions standalone apps that can be updated quickly.
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To encourage banks to use the lending programs, the BOJ exempts funds procured from the schemes from a 0.1 percent negative interest it charges to excess reserves financial institutions park with the central bank.
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The New York State Department of Health regulates sleepaway and day camps that offer multiple activities, but state law exempts camps that focus on a single activity, such as theater, music or a sport.
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Trump began repeating the line that "the president can't have a conflict of interest" — by which he meant that the conflict of interest statute governing executive branch employees exempts the president and vice president.
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The legislation eases oversight of all banks below $250 billion in assets, and exempts small community banks from a host of stricter rules and oversight established by the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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The Pentagon can exceed the caps because it uses an accounting system that exempts many groups from being counted, including troops that commanders plan on having in the country for less than four months.
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Death penalty Several parts of the transcript were redacted in accordance with Florida law, which exempts public disclosure of the substance of a confession of a person arrested until the case is fully resolved.
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Like other coal companies, Peabody has participated in a federal program called "self-bonding" that exempts healthy companies from posting collateral to cover environmental liabilities, essentially guaranteeing them with little more than a promise.
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The Dodd-Frank rollback bill signed by Trump last week exempts all banks with less than $10 billion in assets from the Volcker rule, which the Fed said it will address in separate rulemaking.
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It increases the exemption amounts for the individual alternative minimum tax and estate tax, and it moves the U.S. to a territorial tax system that generally exempts U.S. companies' foreign earnings from U.S. taxes.
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The 1996 law only requires financial agencies to conduct regulatory reviews every 10 years and exempts agencies such as the independent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and National Credit Union Administration from the required reviews.
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But a Federal District Court and the United States Court of Appeals in Boston ruled that Mr. Oliveira could bring his case in federal court because the 1925 Federal Arbitration Act exempts transportation workers.
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Yet this year's Farm Bill exempts marketing loan gains and loan deficiency payments (generally used by farmers when, because market prices are low, they would rather store than sell their crop) from payment limitations.
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Since 2017, wind farms have been able to apply for an up to 103-year permit that exempts them from prosecution for up to 4,200 eagles killed as a result of the wind turbines.
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The law exempts unpaid volunteers from the requirements, but the groups behind the lawsuit say it is unclear whether their use of paid staff to oversee volunteers will make them subject to the penalties.
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Medicine exempts me from the forces that paved the way for humanity to emerge, that shaped life on Earth for millions of years, since the very first cell sprung to life in the primordial soup.
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" Amid her feud with Facebook over the social media giant's advertising policy, which exempts posts by candidates from third-party fact-checking, Warren is also proposing to "modernize campaign finance law for the digital age.
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But it left in place a constitution that exempts it from civilian control, puts it in charge of internal security and grants it a quarter of seats in parliament, massively curtailing the new government's authority.
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Although the most recently revised language exempts sites such as "online encyclopaedias," clearly aiming to exclude the likes of Wikipedia, Voss has said in the past that he cannot predict which platforms will be affected.
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In authorizing Kushner's appointment, the Justice Department ruled that Trump, as president, has special hiring authority that exempts White House positions from laws barring the president from naming a relative to lead a federal agency.
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The Irish and U.K. governments have been at loggerheads over the EU customs union, which exempts all member states from paying customs duties on goods traveling within the union and requires highly uniform regulatory standards.
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The measure exempts many smaller countries that do not have large international air carriers, and because of rules on competition, that could mean that some popular routes from participating countries could be exempt as well.
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Similarly, increasing the de minimis threshold — which exempts imported items below a certain value from taxes, duties and most customs paperwork — would reduce collection costs for all three countries, while facilitating greater cross-border flows.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has decided to strip India of a special status that exempts billions of dollars worth of Indian exports from American tariffs, raising new trade tensions with the world's second most populous country.
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The law exempts names and addresses from the state's open records laws, but state agencies are still able to share the information internally to collect child support, public assistance overpayments, and debts, according to nj.com.
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On the other hand, the policy exempts parody and satire, which would seem to require precisely the kind of interpretive judgment that the company abjures to the point of outsourcing fact-checking to third parties.
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The memo says the law "specifically exempts" requiring the disclosure of rules concerning monetary policies devised by the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, as well as some other, legally protected regulations devised by independent agencies.
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In a bid to alleviate some of the pressure from negative rates on bank balance sheets, the ECB introduced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of a bank's deposits from the levy.
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The only way to comply was for agencies to not spend the money unless the usage concerned "the safety of human life or the protection of property"; that exempts select spending by the military, among others.
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The Fair Housing Act and the Air Carrier Access Act exempts those with ESAs from paying pet deposits or being denied housing because of their ESA, which had lead to some pet owners abusing these rights.
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The 1944 Chicago Convention on Civil Aviation exempts kerosene from taxation, but environmental activists say the aviation fuel should be taxed to reduce air travel and limit the emissions that are causing global temperatures to rise.
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"There's something about this poor community, this poor majority-minority community, that exempts them from the kind of help that we have provided time and time again to people in crisis in this country," Kildee said.
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Federal law exempts presidents from conflict-of-interest rules that apply to other government employees, but Trump has come under intense pressure to follow the longstanding tradition of presidents walling themselves off from their financial dealings.
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This law authorizes the construction of a bridge in Ozark, Missouri and "exempts the project from deed restrictions imposed on the proposed construction site by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)," according to the CBO analysis.
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Newsom said in an op-ed in The Sacramento Bee that he supports the bill, but has hinted that he could strike a separate deal with companies like Lyft, Uber, and DoorDash that exempts gig workers.
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In other words, if you define amnesty broadly, as a rule or discretionary decision that exempts certain people from the legal consequences of their wrongdoing, then the American legal system is amnesties all the way down.
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One of the plans' most radical changes is a shift from a worldwide system, where profits are taxed no matter where they are earned, to a territorial system, which exempts profits earned outside the United States.
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The regulatory support in question is a ruling issued last year by the Department of Labor (DoL) that exempts state plans from the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) if they meet certain conditions.
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In a bid to alleviate some of the pressure from negative rates on bank balance sheets, the ECB recently introduced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of a bank's deposits from the levy.
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Choosing to serve as a volunteer does not exempt one's service, no matter how extraordinary, from scrutiny any more than it exempts the beneficiaries of that service -- the American people -- from aggressive oversight of the military.
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The three members of the Securities and Exchange Commission will vote on a final version that exempts "in kind" exchange-traded funds, those that honor redemptions in securities instead of cash, from some of its requirements.
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Related: Biodegradable Plastic Is Bullshit De Blasio plans to sign the bill, which exempts people on food stamps from paying the fee, and has dismissed the idea that it will adversely impact low-income New Yorkers.
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Diplomatic immunity exempts the diplomat — and, generally, his or her family — from US jurisdiction, the argument goes, so children born in the US to foreign diplomats are citizens of their parents' home countries, not US citizens.
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Beyond this, the administration's tax cut proposal is coupled with a territorial tax system, which permanently exempts foreign income from taxation; this will further tilt the playing field in favor of foreign, rather than US, investment.
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Dual nationals -- "The Executive Order exempts from its scope any dual national of one of the six countries when the individual is traveling on a passport issued by a different non-designated country," according to Homeland Security.
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The EPA said it was justified in doing so because the revisions "do not change the substantive standards" it uses and it cited a federal law that exempts changes to internal agency procedures from public comment periods.
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At the same time, he pointed to T-Mobile's Binge On, which exempts video services from data caps as long as customers accept lower-quality streams, as the kind of service that should be allowed to continue.
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Oil companies are opposing the proposal, partly due to the fact it exempts some emitting sources, including a coal plant, according to a letter BP sent to state business leaders and elected officials a few weeks ago.
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However, following major backlash from corporations that warned anti-trans legislation would be bad for the state's economy, lawmakers added an amendment that exempts government buildings—such as stadiums and convention centers—if they are privately leased.
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For one, it allows the cars to meet emissions requirements (the low-volume production bill only exempts them from things like safety requirements, not environmental), and it also provides a lot more horsepower than the original DeLorean.
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Those records, the Secret Service said, were not subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) — which exempts much of the White House from disclosure — and are property of the White House under the Presidential Records Act.
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That could put a significant chill on the peer-to-peer e-commerce economy, although the plaintiff in the case, South Dakota, exempts sellers who earn less than $100,000 or conduct fewer than 200 transactions a year.
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Each measure would cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, substantially increase the standard deduction and move the U.S. to a territorial tax system that generally exempts corporations' foreign earnings from U.S. taxes.
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The following is how social media platforms have decided to handle false or misleading claims in political ads: FACEBOOK Facebook exempts politicians from its third-party fact-checking program, allowing them to run ads with false claims.
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The bill also exempts banks with less than $10 billion of assets from restrictions on trading for themselves, a controversial provision of the 2010 Dodd-Frank regulatory reform law named after former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker.
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While the new deal, called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, has yet to be ratified, it includes a provision that exempts Mexican cars from tariffs as long as they stay below a certain level of imports.
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" ICE adds in the directive that it will "exercise its discretion" in determining whether to grant stay of removal requests, but cautions that the agency "no longer exempts classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement.
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In a bid to cut carbon emissions and air pollution, Norway exempts battery-driven cars from most taxes and offers benefits such as free parking and charging points to hasten a shift from diesel and petrol engines.
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The rule exempts a company from reporting payment information for a firm it has acquired in the first year after the acquisition, and also allows companies to delay disclosure for a year on payments related to exploration.
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Hope Hicks, a White House spokeswoman, said the president had no conflicts of interest, a reference to the fact that federal law exempts him from provisions prohibiting federal employees from taking actions that could benefit themselves financially.
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Stakeholders have said that the tax code needs to be simplified, middle-class taxpayers need tax relief and the U.S. should move to a "territorial" tax system that exempts companies' foreign earnings from U.S. taxes, Cohn added.
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The guidance posted Tuesday would allow industries to use other "non-physical barriers" to enclose those spaces, like no trespassing signs or even patrol by drones -- something air quality experts say exempts industries from installing pollution controls.
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Current guidance includes some forms of "cash benefits" but exempts a number of programs from consideration, especially those that support the children of immigrants who are US citizens and eligible for benefits that immigrants otherwise are not.
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The bill, passed by Congress this month, would close a loophole in the Tariff Act of 1930 that prohibits imports made by convicts or forced labor but exempts such goods if American domestic production could not meet demand.
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The only exceptions concerned "the safety of human life or the protection of property", which exempts active-duty military, who are still working and getting paid, and federal airport-security workers, who are working but not getting paid.
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"We are disappointed with the Department of Labor's final rule, which exempts state-run retirement programs for private sector employees from vital consumer protections provided by ERISA," said Investment Company Institute CEO Paul Schott Stevens in a statement.
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The felling being condemned by Brussels was necessary, it argues, to prevent dead trunks from collapsing onto cyclists and walkers (the EU court decision exempts cutting on safety grounds, but argues that the Poles have gone much further).
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out that under the accommodation, it is the insurer or a third party who have an "independent obligation" to provide the coverage which exempts absolves the objecting groups from having to do so.
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In March, the Senate voted to ease regulations on all but the largest banks, which would raise the level at which banks are considered "systemically important" and exempts smaller banks from other rules aiming to curb risky behavior.
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There are numerous exceptions to these rules (Ireland exempts tampons from all VAT, for instance), but they were negotiated by the countries concerned upon joining the EU. Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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The end of the abatement, which exempts developers from some property taxes in exchange for building affordable rental housing, seems to have halted construction plans at Hallets Point, an industrial hub in the East River in Astoria, Queens.
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Some groups — not all — are satisfied that it exempts the descendants of owners of art looted in World War II because it will not shield works looted from 1933 to 1945 by the German military or its allies.
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LANGUAGES AND CURRENCY Italian; euro (1 euro = $1.06) TAXES AND FEES The current owners do not pay property tax because of a recent change in the law that exempts resident owners of a first home, Mr. Magaglio said.
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While the current individual mandate exempts families with income below the tax-filing threshold and contains exemptions for those with no affordable coverage options, replacement options do not contain hardship exemptions for job loss or other extenuating circumstances.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration announced on Friday that it was stripping India of a special status that exempts billions of dollars of its products from American tariffs, part of a deepening clash over India's protections for its market.
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Under the plan, the government is considering expanding the scope of an existing arrangement that exempts small firms from property taxation for three years if they invest in machinery and air-conditioners needed to enhance productivity, it said.
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The fresh allotment of tariff waivers, which exempts importers from 30% higher tariffs on U.S. shipments, comes after buyers used up nearly all of the 10 million tonnes in waivers awarded by Beijing in October, the traders said.
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The guidance posted Tuesday would allow industries to use other "non-physical barriers" to enclose those spaces, such as no trespassing signs or even patrol by drones, something air quality experts say exempts industries from installing pollution controls.
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The bailout programme exempts Greece from the normal application of EU rules that require cuts of public debt by 1/20th a year of the excess above the 60 percent of GDP upper debt threshold allowed by EU law.
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In addition to arguing that Hogan exempts himself from some privacy expectations by virtue of the fact that he's a celebrity, Gawker makes the case that posting the video of him and Heather Clem ultimately served the public's interest.
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But the revised order explicitly exempts legal permanent residents and those who already have a valid visa to come to the U.S. That language could take away a major chunk of a state's legal standing for bringing a lawsuit.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure sees no reason for creating a tiered deposit rate that exempts banks from part of an ECB charge on their idle cash, he said in an interview published on Tuesday.
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EPA SIGNS OFF ON RULE EXEMPTING FARMERS FROM EMISSIONS REPORTING: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Tuesday that it is implementing recently passed legislation that exempts farmers from having to report emissions derived from animal waste and other pollutants.
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"While ICE focuses its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security, the agency no longer exempts classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement," an ICE spokesperson told CNN.
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AMBASSADOR STEVE MULLLead co-ordinatorOffice of Iran Nuclear ImplementationUS Department of StateWashington, DC None of the factors you listed about Brazil's political situation exempts Dilma Rousseff from responsibility for the wrongdoings of her government ("The great betrayal", April 21965rd).
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The coalition government was formed in 2015 after extended and difficult negotiations, since the two parties hold diametrically opposed views on many major issues, including the law that exempts Indian military personnel from criminal prosecution in the violence-wracked Himalayan region.
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But the new round exempts $270 million of imports from Canada and Mexico, which could have caused a stir just a week after Trump signed The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, delivering on a 2016 campaign promise to update NAFTA.
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Since the launch of DirecTV Now, T-Mobile CEO John Legere has been openly bragging about his company's commitment to the potentially net-neutrality-violating practice of zero-rating, which exempts select internet services from counting toward a customer's data cap.
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In an open letter to company executives obtained by The New York Times, more than 250 people said the policy — which exempts such ads from Facebook's third-party fact-checking standards — threatens what the company stands for: Misinformation affects us all.
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Today, among other things, he introduced a new requirement mandating that individuals "in the business of selling firearms" register as licensed gun dealers, effectively narrowing the so-called "gun show loophole," which exempts most small sellers from keeping formal sales records.
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Meanwhile, the proposal repeatedly and unquestioningly cites the comments of ISPs claiming that something as simple as caching data magically exempts them from being telecommunication services: Just trust them — after all, it's not like they have a horse in this race.
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The bill also broadens the definition of qualified mortgages for smaller firms and exempts banks and credit unions with less than $10 billion in assets from the Volcker Rule, which bans firms from making risky bets with their own assets.
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Both sides agree that a ruling in favor of Phillips would also open the door to claims from others who engage in professional services -- florists, for example -- that their religious liberty exempts them from public accommodation laws applicable to other businesses.
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About 123,000 passengers and 760 flights were affected, and it looks like most people won't get compensated for cancelled or delayed flights since two days of drone chaos is probably an "an extraordinary circumstance" that exempts airlines from paying out.
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The House bill exempts bankers from liability not just for the actual filing for bankruptcy — an exemption needed to encourage them to file voluntarily when needed, and which we support — but also for any actions taken "in connection with" the filing.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain will put slavery survivors at risk of being trafficked again unless it exempts them from fees imposed on immigrants wishing to stay in the country after it leaves the European Union, campaigners said on Monday.
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While such nonprofit ministries have been around for decades, interest in them has grown since the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010, largely because the law exempts members from the requirement to have health insurance or pay a yearly fine.
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The nonprofit ministries have been around for decades, but they've been getting renewed attention since the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010, largely because the law exempts members from the requirement to have health insurance or pay a yearly fine.
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A measure to lift the sales tax on tampons entirely in the state failed in the legislature last year, even though the state already exempts proceeds from gun shows, fees for private gyms, and admission to county fairs, Weiss-Wolf said.
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The tax framework put forward by the White House and congressional GOP leaders would reduce the number of individual tax brackets, slash tax rates for businesses and move the U.S. toward a "territorial" tax system that exempts American companies' foreign earnings.
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The notice exempts the border infrastructure projects from complying with major laws like the National Environmental Policy Act, the Endangered Species Act, the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Solid Waste Disposal Act, among dozens of others.
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Analysts are watching the impact of tiering on money markets, as the system, which exempts banks from paying the ECB the deposit rate of -0.50% on part of their excess cash, had stoked fears that short-term interest rates could increase.
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Elizabeth Warren's Democratic presidential campaign this week challenged Facebook's policy that exempts politicians' ads from fact-checking, by running ads on the social media platform containing the false claim that Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg endorsed Trump's re-election bid.
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The U.S. Justice Department is planning to hold a conference to discuss the future of a current federal law which largely exempts online platforms from legal liability for the material their users post, sources familiar with the plans said on Friday.
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Second, though the order exempts existing public-power projects (by customer-owned municipal utilities), it "declares the entire public power model to be an impermissible state subsidy," Glick writes, which means all new such projects will be hit with the MOPR.
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His status as a handicapped veteran exempts his son from the mandatory 24-month military service, but when he tried to get the exemption papers he got stuck in a bureaucratic merry-go-round that is all too common for Iranians.
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Companies are required under federal regulations to declare that the H-1B workers they employ are not displacing American workers, but a loophole exempts them from that rule if the guest workers they employ are paid at least $60,5.13 per year.
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T-Mobile's "Binge On" plan, which exempts certain video services like Netflix from data caps, has been the subject of especially harsh criticism from open internet advocates, including Stanford law professor Barbara van Schewick, one of the nation's leading authorities on net neutrality.
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The House bill, for instance, exempts income from professional partnerships like law firms from the lower rate, and limits other people who actively work at their pass-through companies to having only 2100 percent of their income taxed at the new lower rate.
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Under the policy, Facebook exempts ads by politicians from third-party fact-checking — a loophole, Warren says, that allows Zuckerberg to continue taking "gobs of money" from Trump's campaign despite Trump's ads telling untruths about former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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Facebook has long held that it is just a technology company and is hence not responsible for the content it carries—a position based on America's Communications Decency Act, a statute that largely exempts online firms from liability for their users' actions.
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BERLIN, April 23 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymaker board member Benoit Coeure sees no reason for creating a tiered deposit rate that exempts banks from part of an ECB charge on their idle cash, he said in an interview published on Tuesday.
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"I congratulate the Administration for modifying the original order to ensure that it is prospective in application, protective of those with valid visas and legal status, and exempts Iraqis, as five thousand Americans are currently fighting alongside them against ISIL," Graham said.
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Consumers deserve a CFPB that – as the law requires – takes into consideration the impact its rules will have on their ability to access credit and – as the law specifically allows – exempts credit unions from rules designed to reign in the abusers of consumers.
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Cards help with elite status — barelyFor 2019, putting $25,103 per year on a card such as the United Explorer Card exempts you from having to meet the Premier Qualifying Dollars (PDQs) spending requirements for elite status through the second-tier Platinum elite level.
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While the final regulation specifically exempts children who access school-based Medicaid from being penalized by the regulation, we anticipate many families will refuse to allow the school to bill Medicaid for healthcare for children who are entitled to receive these services.
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The tax framework put forward by the White House and congressional GOP leaders would also reduce the number of individual tax brackets, slash tax rates for businesses and move the U.S. toward a "territorial" tax system that exempts American companies' foreign earnings.
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ERISA also frees employers from state laws designed to hobble the bargaining power of insurers with medical providers, exempts them from costly mandates imposed by state-level political machines, and allows them more flexibility to deliver health care in cost-effective ways.
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In a bid to ease the pressure on bank balance sheets from its latest package of measures, the ECB introduced a "two-tier" system which exempts a portion of the bank's deposits, currently set at six times their mandatory reserves, from the levy.
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Unless the sport's governing body, the International Cricket Council, exempts its matches from the change — which is highly unlikely because it was consulted before the M.C.C. announced its changes this week — red cards would then be incorporated into laws for all international matches.
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The bloc has said it will remove them if Washington exempts EU producers from its metals tariffs, although that looks unlikely given a new U.S. investigation that could lead to tariffs on cars by the end of the year or early in 2019.
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The recent exit from the bailout program exempts Greece from the normal application of EU rules that require countries with public debt above the 60 percent of GDP threshold allowed by EU law to cut the excess by 5 percent a year.
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However, the news agency added that telecommunications law requires telcos and phone companies give access to phone lines to authorities with a warrant but exempts "many apps that rely solely on internet infrastructure" like Messenger, which runs over cellular data connections or wi-fi.
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Verizon, meanwhile, has raised more red flags with its approach, which exempts only its own Go90 service, though the company says other video service providers are free to use its sponsored data program to make their services free to consumers if they so choose.
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Google worries, as many experts do, that SESTA will undercut section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a statute that largely exempts online firms from liability for their users' actions and which is a big reason why the internet has been a fountain of innovation.
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In a blog post on Wednesday, IBM called for a fresh look at Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA 230), which exempts developers of online services from lawsuits stemming from user-posted content such as restaurant reviews or social media photos. (ibm.
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Both sides agree that a ruling in favor of Masterpiece would also open the door to claims from others who engage in professional services -- wedding florists, for example -- to claim that their religious liberty exempts them from public accommodation laws applicable to other businesses.
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U.S. requires group to remove 3D gun instructions from its website The settlement The settlement, which is dated June 29, says that Wilson and Defense Distributed can publish plans, files and 3-D drawings in any form and exempts them from the export restrictions.
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The U.S.D.A. said that, in total, it would be able to require labeling on 24,000 more products than are covered under the Vermont law, which exempts things like cheese, which can be processed with a genetically engineered enzyme, and meats and foods containing meat.
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Trump had ordered (here) members of his Cabinet to review the controversial waiver program, which exempts small refiners in financial turmoil from their obligation to blend ethanol into gasoline, last month after hearing from farmers angry about the issue during his recent Midwest tour.
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A Senate committee last week advanced a bill that would do away with a $125 fee for a lifetime license to carry a handgun, and would increase from four years to five years a permit that exempts holders from background checks when purchasing a handgun.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department is planning to hold a conference to discuss the future of a current federal law which largely exempts online platforms from legal liability for the material their users post, sources familiar with the plans said on Friday.
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"The global Big Pharma lobby which has moved all of our production offshore is now lying about an executive order they haven't read and which explicitly exempts Buy American provisions during the current China virus crisis and any period of national emergency," he said.
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U.S. law exempts restaurants, nail salons and car washes from paying their tipped staff the minimum wage of $7.25 per hour, instead creating a "tip credit" of up to $5.12 per hour that allows them to pay as little as $2.13 per hour on the books.
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Among other things, the law gives the attorney general power to enforce abortion laws, requires annual surprise inspections of clinics and exempts pregnancy resource centers, which counsel against abortions, from a local St. Louis law banning employers from discriminating against those who have had an abortion.
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This legislation also has the power to determine what these vehicles look like in the future, allowing for automakers to manufacture vehicles without steering wheels, gas, and brake pedals so long as the Department of Transportation exempts them from the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS).
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Under current policy, Facebook exempts ads by politicians from third-party fact-checking -- a loophole, Warren says, that allows Zuckerberg to continue taking "gobs of money" from President Donald Trump's campaign despite Trump's ads telling untruths about former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
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Her readers, however, do not mount a defense based on the quality of Kaur's language; rather, they cite her openness about personal trauma in response to critiques of her work, suggesting that such honesty, particularly from a woman of color, exempts her from accusations of superficiality.
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CLO funds, one of the largest lenders to U.S. companies including retailers Toys "R" Us and J. Crew Group, are celebrating the win, which exempts the $501 billion asset class from the Dodd-Frank risk-retention rules that require managers to hold some of their funds' risk.
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But problems with lead in school water supplies have dragged on for years — aggravated by ancient buildings and plumbing, prolonged by official neglect and tight budgets, and enabled by a gaping loophole in federal rules that largely exempts schools from responsibility for the purity of their water.
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In its September package of easing measures, which included a 10 basis point cut to its main deposit rate and a massive asset purchase program, the ECB introduced a rule which exempts a portion of a bank's deposits, currently six times their mandatory reserves, from the levy.
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And because it exempts from the no-arrest policy certain people with criminal records, many of them black, it is unlikely on its own to shift the focus of marijuana enforcement away from the nonwhite New Yorkers who have for decades been the targets of arrests.
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The list exempts some products -- like Italian wine -- from the new tariffs, but includes United Kingdom-made sweaters, pullovers, cashmere items and wool clothing, as well as olives from France, Germany and Spain, EU-produced pork sausage and other pork products other than ham, and German coffee.
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Even with the strengthening of the Clean Water Act under President Barack Obama in 2015—which former Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt called at the time "the greatest blow to private property rights the modern era has seen"—the law still exempts agricultural runoff from regulation.
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The new ban, which takes effect March 16, also explicitly exempts citizens of the six banned countries who are legal US permanent residents or have valid visas to enter the US -- including those whose visas were revoked during the original implementation of the ban, senior administration officials said.
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As an officer and director at the company, Bezos could be required to file an SEC Form 4 within two business days of any transfer, though former SEC lawyer Broc Romanek noted a provision of U.S. securities laws exempts share transfers made pursuant to a domestic relations order.
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But after opposition from the vaping and tobacco industries and from voters who vaped, he wavered, and the administration eventually announced a new policy that bans most flavored e-cigarette cartridges but exempts menthol products as well as flavored liquid nicotine sold in open tank systems at vape shops.
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As the protests gathered steam in Hong Kong on Wednesday, Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the United States House of Representatives, issued a statement questioning whether Washington should reconsider a law that exempts Hong Kong from some of the trade and technology limits it imposes on the rest of China.
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The appeals court overturned a 2014 ruling by a federal judge in New York who ordered the agency to go back to the drawing board on one aspect of the 2008 regulation, which exempts transfers from the national water discharge permit program that is administered by the EPA.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Salvation Army's claim that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 exempts any religious organization from such a claim even when it does not raise the exemption as a defense to a lawsuit.
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Congress' discretionary treatment of Puerto Rico under the tax reform for the benefit of economic sectors other than the whole of the American citizens in Puerto Rico is, again, justified by the doctrine unincorporated territory which exempts Puerto Rico from the Uniformity Clause, Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution.
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The ordinance exempts from protection individuals who are currently being held on suspicion of committing a felony and were either convicted of a violent felony in the past seven years or convicted of a "serious" felony or have three separate convictions of most any felony in the past five years.
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"China also aims to attract foreign investment in the western regions, and inland and border areas, providing foreign firms assistance with financial capital and land," Ning told a news briefing in Beijing, adding that China exempts foreign firms from paying provisional income tax on profits they re-invest into the economy.
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"That blue represents millions of dollars and countless jobs, and it's sort of comical how you think you made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry when, in fact, you're wearing a sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room from a pile of stuff," Streep says.
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And now because of amendments introduced on Monday — also under pressure from Republicans — the bill now also exempts businesses with fewer than 50 employees and many health care providers, if the Labor Department determines that offering paid leave "would jeopardize the viability of the business as a going concern," the Times reports.
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The order, by Justice Rosalyn H. Richter of the Appellate Division in Manhattan, had been sought by the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, which this month lost its lawsuit seeking to have the videos classified as personnel records that state law exempts from public disclosure without a court order.
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The real reason Mr. Acevedo Vilá is speaking out against statehood is because his party's preferred "enhanced commonwealth" plan – a fairy-tale status that exempts the residents of Puerto Rico from the federal income tax, while providing them with access to all federal programs and a new federal subsidy – was not on the ballot.
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The emergency Families First Coronavirus Response Act that Congress passed on March 18th offers paid sick time and paid family leave protections to some during these months of crisis, but it fails to offer any protection to nearly 59 million workers because it exempts those who work for employers with 500 or more employees.
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Andrew P. Witty, chairman of GlaxoSmithKline, or GSK, who joined the Davos announcement, said the industry preferred protection like that of the United States' 2005 Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act, which exempts vaccine makers from all liability — except for willful misconduct — once the secretary of health and human services declares a public health emergency.
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It removes Iraq from the list of nations from which entries of foreign nationals are temporarily suspended; exempts legal permanent residents and other aliens who already have visas from the 90-day suspension; and replaces the indefinite suspension of Syrian refugee admissions with the 90-day halt, in line with the five other countries included in the order.
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Currently, businesses are required to create at least one new job each year to remain in the program, which exempts companies operating in certain tax-free zones from all taxes for up to a decade; under the new proposal, the requirement would fall to creating one new job in the first five years the company is in the program.
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"Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is widely viewed as the legal basis for all of social media and it has been vital to the expansion of affordable internet access throughout the country," Wyden said in a statement, referring to a provision that exempts websites from being held liable for content that their users post.
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Nilay took note of comments made Tuesday by Josh Hawley, the incoming Republican senator from Missouri, about an issue we'll be watching closely here next year: efforts on both on the left and the right to curtail Section 230, the portion of the Communications Decency Act that in most cases exempts internet platforms from liability for what their users publish.
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French counterterrorism police have arrested three people who are suspected weapons suppliers in the January 2015 terror attack against the Charlie Hebdo magazine and a kosher store in Paris, per the AP. Why it matters: U.S. federal law (the 2005 federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act) exempts gun makers from most liability that might arise over criminal use of their products.
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In the past, politicians sought to allay those concerns by exempting from the legislation any valuables taken by the Nazis in World War II. Some restitution groups are satisfied that the latest version exempts the descendants of the owners of art looted in World War II because it will not shield works looted from 1933 to 1945 by the German military or its allies.
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The legislation exempts banks with less than $210 billion in assets from the Volcker Rule (which bars commercial banks from some speculative trades) and various mortgage requirements; allows banks with between $235 billion and $2249 billion in assets to operate with less regulatory scrutiny; and directs the Federal Reserve to tailor regulations to the specific balance sheets of the bigger banks, rather than enforcing rules equally across the board.
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The ban explicitly exempts legal permanent residents, people who are dual citizens of another country that isn't banned, foreign nationals traveling for diplomatic purposes and those who already have a valid visa to come to the U.S. After Trump signed the original order, thousands of visas were canceled and travelers were detained and stranded at airports around the country amid mass confusion over whom the policy applied to.
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The legislation exempts banks with less than $210 billion in assets from the Volcker rule (which bars commercial banks from some speculative trades) and various mortgage requirements; allows banks with between $235 billion and $2249 billion in assets to operate with less regulatory scrutiny; and directs the Federal Reserve to tailor regulations to the specific balance sheets of the bigger banks, rather than enforcing rules equally across-the-board.
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Among the issues facing the FCC: the agency's effort to include broadband access in the embattled Lifeline subsidy program; the agency's industry-opposed plans to establish new rules protecting consumers from broadband privacy abuses, and to break the cable and satellite stranglehold on the set-top box market; and action on the controversial practice of "zero-rating," which exempts certain online services from data caps, effectively favoring those services over rival offerings.
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The bill, sponsored by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho), was backed by 13 Democrats and would exempts dozens of banks from tougher federal oversight.
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The bill, sponsored by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho), was backed by 13 Democrats and would exempts dozens of banks from tougher federal oversight.
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The bill from Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho) exempts dozens of banks from tougher Federal Reserve oversight and frees smaller firms from regulations intended to prevent mortgage fraud and discrimination.
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