"HUD did fail to comply with the law," said Rep.
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Organizations that fail to comply with the law could be fined or dissolved.
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Universities that fail to comply with those rules risk losing Defense Department funding.
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The secretariat may recommend trade suspension where countries fail to comply with CITES provisions.
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If they fail to comply with the mandate, they must pay a tax penalty.
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That, in turn, implies the punishment of those who fail to comply with those subpoenas.
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Although most states fail to comply with the provisions, Reuters found none has lost federal funding.
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If companies fail to comply with that mandate, they face a one-time fine of $22015,33.
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On Thursday Tashkent warned regional governors they would be sacked if they fail to comply with it.
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Companies will face sanctions and exclusion from the new framework if they fail to comply with privacy rules.
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Between agency and clinic ads on Craigslist, 81 and 96 percent, respectively fail to comply with ARSM guidelines.
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The measure also creates civil penalties for companies that fail to comply with the provisions in the Act.
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Media platforms that fail to comply with the law face fines of up to S$1 million ($730,600).
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But too many still fail to comply with the law, because enforcement relies principally on suits by disabled individuals.
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One with strict admission guidelines and an efficient enforcement mechanism for those who fail to comply with its founding principles.
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Technically, schools that fail to comply with DeVos' guidance could be subject to a review from the Department of Education.
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The trade lawmakers also are asking that enforcement action be taken against countries that fail to comply with labor obligations.
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Tier 3 is reserved for countries that fail to comply with the minimum U.S. standards and are not making significant efforts.
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"More direct intervention in the consumer loan market is unlikely unless banks fail to comply with the BoE's requirements," Monks said.
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Those who fail to comply with requirements that include spending 35 hours a week job-hunting may see their benefits docked.
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Companies may take themselves private or move to other exchanges, while bourses regularly remove listings that fail to comply with requirements.
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U.S. universities that fail to comply with the NDAA by August 2020 risk losing federal research grants and other government funding.
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"And even when they do, many more fail to comply with the lawfully issued removal orders from the immigration courts," Homan said.
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Airbnb and other home-share sites will now check data on hosts and remove listings that fail to comply with the rules.
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Creators who fail to comply with this new requirement may be penalized directly, the FTC revealed at a press conference this morning.
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HP concluded that although Hurd had not violated the company's policy on sexual harassment, he did fail to comply with its standards.
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Health Minister for Newfoundland and Labrador, John Haggie, announced strict penalties for people and businesses that fail to comply with provincial orders.
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If these companies fail to comply with the terms, they will face very real and swift consequences, including the reimposition of sanctions.
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However, sources in November told Reuters that Moscow plans to impose stiffer fines on technology firms that fail to comply with Russian laws.
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Authorities were "geared up to take the same measures" against other foreign NGOs which fail to comply with the law, the ministry added.
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The regulator will also have powers to impose penalties if the companies fail to comply with such information requests or regulations, they said.
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BuzzFeed News reported Wednesday that the committees planned to subpoena the two men if they continued to fail to comply with congressional investigations.
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What's more, companies that fail to comply with the new law within the allotted time will run the risk of penalties up to $300,000.
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Companies that fail to comply with GDPR face fines of up to 4 percent of global annual revenues or 20 million euros, whichever is bigger.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office and the DEA will not hesitate to take action against healthcare providers who fail to comply with the Controlled Substances Act.
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He also alleged in a June 1 post that the shortcut may fail to comply with federal guidance on peer review for state testing programs.
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Vehicles within the cap that fail to comply with the new, tougher content rules would be subject to a 2.5 percent tariff, the sources said.
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The administration did not approve Arizona's request to implement a five-year maximum lifetime limit for beneficiaries who fail to comply with the work requirements.
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If I fail a drug test or I fail to comply with the whereabouts forms, I as an athlete am subject to penalties without exception.
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At least two dozen countries have implemented mandatory voting with fines or community service for those who fail to comply — with major increases in turnout.
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Companies that fail to comply with the new rule face fines of $100,20113 for a first violation and $300,000 for a second or subsequent violation.
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For months, Mr. Abbott and the Republican-dominated Legislature have been outspoken against local law enforcement officials who fail to comply with federal immigration guidelines.
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The government also needs to stiffen the daily penalties for hospitals that fail to comply with the new rules beyond the current, paltry $300 fine.
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In cases involving government agencies, the court would be allowed to impose monetary penalties on agency heads that willfully fail to comply with congressional subpoenas.
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If pregnancy centers fail to comply with the law, they're fined $500 for a first offense and $1,000 for each subsequent offense, according to the law.
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Bloggers who fail to comply with the new rules could be fined at least 5 million shillings ($2,200), jailed for a minimum 12 months, or both.
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The Education and Justice departments "should conduct oversight and pursue appropriate action against any U.S. schools that willfully fail to comply with reporting requirements," it said.
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The guidance could face legal challenges, and if agencies fail to comply with OMB's edict, Mouton said, OMB could respond by pulling funds from their budgets.
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Firms that fail to comply with new energy efficiency targets would be given six months to rectify and would be closed if they fail to make progress.
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Three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday that Russia planned to impose stiffer fines on technology firms that fail to comply with Russian laws.
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Q: Fines against companies that fail to comply with the GDPR are very high – up to 4% of global revenue or €20 million (about U.S.$23 million).
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If you fail to comply with this notice, then we will have no other alternative but to contact the United States Capitol Police and report your noncompliance.
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Three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday that Russia planned to impose stiffer fines on technology firms that fail to comply with domestic laws.
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INA section 274D provides for civil fines of $500 per day for persons who willfully fail to comply with removal orders when they become final. Sec. 1803.
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The lawsuit alleges the federal government could terminate hundreds of billions of dollars in federal health care funding if states or cities fail to comply with this rule.
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In Germany social media platforms can be fined up to €50 million if they fail to comply with the NetzDG law, as its truncated German name is known.
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City governments should "leave no dead ends" when it comes to eliminating firms that fail to comply with the pollution control measures, the bureau said in a notice.
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U.K. officials said they were still considering the possibility of fines and criminal prosecutions against individual tech executives if companies fail to comply with the upcoming online harms rules.
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According to their analysis, facilities often fail to comply with ICE's own medical standards by deferring care, delaying emergency responses, and relying on an unqualified and sparse medical staff.
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Some Democrats on key committees are also eyeing contempt of Congress votes against witnesses who fail to comply with subpoenas — or the administration officials who have blocked their testimony.
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The second draft law would give authorities the power to block websites if they fail to comply with requests to remove information that the state deems to be factually inaccurate.
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The U.S. Patriot Act allows the U.S. attorney-general or Treasury secretary to cut foreign banks off from dealing with U.S. financial institutions if they fail to comply with subpoenas.
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The EU executive says it needs the new rules because while one third of 124 intergovernmental agreements in Europe fail to comply with EU law, contesting them has proved challenging.
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This week, a group of GOP leaders vowed to take action against the DOJ and FBI if they fail to comply with lawmakers' subpoena requests by the end of this week.
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That legislation, which would effectively make California a sanctuary state, would fly in the face of a federal order blocking grants to agencies that fail to comply with those detainer requests.
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The root cause of these enforcement problems is the loss by the House of a credible threat of personal punishment for executive branch officials who fail to comply with legislative subpoenas.
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The board is entitled to take disciplinary action against doctors who fail to comply with the order, the court said, adding that the two sides should seek arbitration within 14 days.
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One Senate bill threatens local law enforcement officials and department heads with criminal prosecution and police departments with loss of state money if they fail to comply with federal immigration orders.
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"We've seen in the Digital Economy Act, in the context of overseas porn sites which fail to comply with UK rule, the fall-back position is one of ISP blocking," they said.
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The farm bill would remove existing loopholes states use to waive their residents from work requirements and revoke any states' SNAP federal funds if they fail to comply with minimum service requirements.
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In an email obtained by CNBC, the company told third-party sellers last week that it will soon start charging new penalty fees for packages that fail to comply with its safety requirements.
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Like other German cities, Ruesselsheim is under pressure to roll out charging stations as environmental activists have started suing those municipalities that fail to comply with EU-wide rules for nitrogen dioxide emissions.
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Most importantly, the order applies to short-term health plans as well as those not recognized in the state as a "health plan" because they fail to comply with the Affordable Care Act.
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It would also result in a misdemeanor charge for sheriffs, police chiefs and constables who fail to comply with detention requests and in removal from office for elected and appointed officials, Abbott's office said.
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Members who fail to comply with this regulation will be subject to a one-year suspension of membership for first-time violations and expulsion for subsequent violations, as well as all other available remedies.
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MUMBAI, April 13 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday tweaked rules that trigger regulatory action against lenders who overshoot the limit on bad loans or fail to comply with capital ratios.
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Mnuchin said in a statement before the briefing that the Rusal and EN+ Group will face "real and swift consequences" if they fail to comply with commitments made in order to have sanctions lifted.
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This is hammered home by a piece of fine text currently in the GDPR: Businesses that fail to comply with the regulation can be fined up to $20 million, or 4 percent of global revenues.
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The administration has warned schools that if they fail to comply with the administration's guidance, they could be hit with lawsuits or lose federal funding under Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in education institutions.
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Most recently, he effectively sanctioned an ongoing player protest by requiring players to stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room, with fines for clubs that fail to comply with this requirement.
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In a report about China's impact on U.S. education, a Senate committee on investigations described foreign spending on U.S. schools as "a black hole" because colleges and universities routinely fail to comply with the law.
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The law is clear and, as set out in the GDPR, if the agreement is not adequate, and if the US authorities fail to comply with its terms, then it must be suspended until they do.
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" As Internet access has become nearly universal and e-commerce has exploded, Quill's unforeseen impact has become more pronounced and more problematic for states, "in part because consumers regularly fail to comply with lawful use taxes.
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Since not all internet service providers in Russia are able to cut access to individual web pages, they may be forced to block YouTube and Instagram if the companies fail to comply with the Roskomnadzor order.
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"If Juul continues to fail to comply with the request for documents" the committee "may have no choice but to seek compulsory process," Krishnamoorthi wrote in a letter to Juul Labs CEO Kevin Burns, dated Tuesday.
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The authority has started to increase pressure on contractors like Bombardier that fail to comply with contract terms, including adopting rules that would disqualify them from doing business with the agency for five years under certain conditions.
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However, state practices often fail to comply with civil rights legislation that requires an effective working plan to adequately support the transition and maintenance services needed by individuals with mental health concerns to safely live in the community.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia plans to impose stiffer fines on technology firms that fail to comply with Russian laws, sources familiar with the plans said, raising the stakes in the Kremlin's fight with global tech giants such as Facebook (FB.
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Law enforcement in the U.K. is now permitted to land, seize and search drones, and to fine operators who fail to comply with orders to land their small drones, or fine those who fly without properly registering their drones as well.
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Russia Exclusive: Russia plans to impose stiffer fines on technology firms that fail to comply with Russian laws, sources familiar with the plans said, raising the stakes in the Kremlin's fight with global tech giants such as Facebook and Google.
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The ECB's Draghi, who is an Italian, earlier told reporters in Frankfurt that suggestions by some policymakers in Italy that the country's 2019 budget may fail to comply with EU norms had impinged on the economy and hit financial markets.
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This means that if the credit bureaus fail to comply with that new right, for example, by not providing the service or not providing notification of scams, our troops will be denied their fundamental American right to a day in court.
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Those who fail to comply with the requirements would face a loss of benefits — the first failure would mean a loss of benefits for 12 months, and each subsequent failure would lock individuals out of the program for 36 months.
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This week the Department of Justice will likely fail to comply with a court order mandating the reunification of all children under five years of age with their parents, and a deadline to complete all reunifications looms on July 26.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Suggestions by some Italian politicians that Italy's 2019 budget may fail to comply with EU norms have impinged on the economy, though the negative effects have not spread abroad, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump is also leaving open the possibility of expanding the ban to other countries, or even putting Iraq back on the banned list if the country's leaders fail to comply with a requirement that they increase intelligence sharing, officials said.
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Glossier is hardly alone in failing to design an accessible website—a lot of developers fail to comply with website accessibility standards—but the rise in such suits relates to recent rulings on a specific section of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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The legislation adds that providers who fail to comply with their regulations would face fines of up to $10,213, and, in a move that has raised eyebrows, those funds would be allocated for health education campaigns focusing on alternatives such as adoption. Sen.
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House Republicans are barreling toward a dramatic showdown with top law enforcement officials after GOP leaders vowed to take action against the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI if they fail to comply with a subpoena request by the end of this week.
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Beijing must be warned loud and clear — if they fail to comply with U.N. Security Council resolutions Washington must reassess its ties, and that could mean big problems for China on matters such as trade, the South China Sea, Taiwan and beyond.
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While the EU's executive body has not pushed for a pan-EU ban on any 5G vendors it did restate Member States' right to exclude companies from their markets for national security reasons if they fail to comply with their own standards and legal framework.
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Germany now has a law with big fines for social media platforms that fail to comply with hate speech takedown requirements, for example, while in the UK ministers are toying with new rules, such as placing limits on screen time for children and teens.
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Under the commission's proposals, the EU will simply refuse to strike new trade deals with countries that fail to comply with the Paris agreement's requirement that signatories must increase the scale of their decarbonisation pledges, known as "nationally determined contributions" or NDCs, every five years.
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It's a law that is intended to give users more control of how their personal data is used and streamline data processes across the EU. Companies that fail to comply with the complex law will face steep fines of up to 4% of their global annual revenue.
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Starting in September, the law will allow police to inquire about the immigration status of people they lawfully detain, as well as ban immigrant sanctuary jurisdictions statewide, and levy fines and jail time on local officials who fail to comply with federal authorities and immigration agents.
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Whether it is an unexpected birth, a miscarriage, or an abortion, Mexican authorities usually base their judgments against women on the idea of motherhood as a natural duty, in an effort to criminalize those who fail to comply with this notion, labeling them "deviants or sick," according to Aguilar.
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This unjust law calls on law enforcement and campus police to inquire about immigration status, including questioning children, and mandates fines and jail time for elected officials and law enforcement who fail to comply with the discriminatory law, even though it may make them complicit in violating constitutional safeguards.
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The little-used inherent contempt authority allows Congress to punish individuals who fail to comply with congressional subpoenas by jailing them or imposing fines; the power has rarely been used, but Democrats such as Nadler have discussed reviving it in order to force Trump administration officials to comply with their investigations.
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The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and the Association of Global Automakers, which represent nearly all major automakers, asked the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) this week to reconsider its planned 150 percent increase in fines for automakers who fail to comply with the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) program.
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Should Romania fail to comply with the deficit reduction goal without a good reason the Commission can move to freeze EU structural funds for the country aimed at equalising living standards across Europe - a sanction that has already been used against Hungary in the past, but which is unlikely anytime soon.
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In cases where companies fail to comply with the regulations, that person could face a fine of up to €5 million, according to the AP. The proposed measures were announced alongside a report which found that Twitter removes just one percent of illegal content reported by users, and that Facebook removes 39 percent.
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The regulation — the General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR) — is intended to give users more control of how their personal data is used and streamline data processes across the EU. Companies that fail to comply with the complex law will face steep fines of up to 4% of their global annual revenue.
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), in charge of heavy industries like steel and aluminum as well as high-tech sectors like telecommunications, said in a statement that it will ban the use of "one size fits all" production caps and punish only those companies that fail to comply with state environmental standards.
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"Whether you want to call it cracks in the armor or a tipping point, when you have an impeachment inquiry in play, people are going to be a little bit more thoughtful as to the implications of their personal character and outcomes that may negatively impact them if they fail to comply with a Constitutionally valid subpoena," said Rep.
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The EU said it has put in place "effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties" if providers fail to comply with individual removal orders and in the event of "systematic failures to remove such content within 204 hour" the bloc will levy fines of up to 22018 percent of a company's global turnover for the last business year.
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" House GOP set for fight with FBI, DOJ over subpoenas - Politico: "The Justice Department and House Republicans appear to be careening toward their tensest confrontation yet in a long-running dispute over documents, with one GOP lawmaker warning that the House could seek to hold officials in contempt of Congress if the FBI and DOJ fail to comply with subpoenas for information.
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It organizes countries into tiers based on trafficking and forced labor records: Tier 1 for nations that meet minimum U.S. standards; Tier 2 for those making significant efforts to meet those standards; Tier 2 "Watch List" for those that deserve special scrutiny; and Tier 3 for countries that fail to comply with the minimum U.S. standards and are not making significant efforts.
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For potential regulatory actions tech giants only need look to Germany, where a 2017 social media hate speech law has introduced fines of up to €50M for platforms that fail to comply with valid takedown requests within 24 hours for simple cases, for an example of the kind of scary EU-wide law that could come rushing down the pipe at them if the Commission and EU states decide its necessary to legislate.
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Two representatives in the state House have introduced a bill that would prohibit schools from using Native American logos, mascots or other imagery unless they: receive written permission from a tribe within 500 miles of the school, which would have to be renewed every five yearsconduct a schoolwide program on Native American culture at least twice a yearoffer a course on Native American contributions to societyfile an annual report with the state on the academic programs they offer about Native Americans Schools that fail to comply with the ban would be ineligible to participate in any playoffs, according to the text of the bill.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (Fla.), Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) and Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (Mass.) that would impose criminal penalties on automakers for concealing information about safety defects and eliminate the cap on the NHTSA's ability to fine automakers who fail to comply with recall regulations.
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It is the policy of the executive branch to:(a) Ensure the faithful execution of the immigration laws of the United States, including the INA, against all removable aliens, consistent with Article II, Section 3 of the United States Constitution and section 3331 of title 5, United States Code;(b) Make use of all available systems and resources to ensure the efficient and faithful execution of the immigration laws of the United States;(c) Ensure that jurisdictions that fail to comply with applicable Federal law do not receive Federal funds, except as mandated by law; (d) Ensure that aliens ordered removed from the United States are promptly removed; and(e) Support victims, and the families of victims, of crimes committed by removable aliens.
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