Facebook's API fails to meet three of these five guidelines.
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Months later, Boy fails to meet Girl's needs and desires.
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The death penalty fails to meet any of those measurements.
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But here too, Trump regularly fails to meet those standards.
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Another dangerous cross for Croatia fails to meet a target.
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Mr. Trump fails to meet the bar for this commitment.
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The big picture: Kim often lays out pledges he fails to meet.
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But 80% of the time the construction fails to meet acceptable tolerances.
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Instead, I concentrate on every dress that fails to meet Sarah's criteria.
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If Trump fails to meet the deadline, the next Democratic Speaker — likely Rep.
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"We understand that current air quality fails to meet people's expectations," he said.
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Warren admitted that the U.S. fails to meet her own tough standards. Fine.
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If the implementation fails to meet milestones, he said, people may be fired.
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On every count, it fails to meet the desperate need to rebuild our country.
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In WTH, Anderson's role as a 'reporter' fails to meet any normal standards of the field.
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" The American Academy of Pediatrics said last week that the measure "fails to meet children's needs.
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Americans return home to neglect by a system that fails to meet their most basic needs.
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He doesn't suffer fools, and he is intolerant of anyone who fails to meet his lofty standards.
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The orders are a harbinger of litigation to come if the administration fails to meet Sabraw's deadline.
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Riyadh has assured Arab allies it would not endorse anything that fails to meet key Palestinian demands.
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Earlier this week, Corvex threatened to wage a proxy fight if Energen fails to meet its demands.
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And your product will never see the light of day if it fails to meet certain standards.
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But the bank risks triggering a market backlash if it fails to meet investors' expectations for easing.
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For instance, if the fund fails to meet diversification criteria, it will be downgraded to 'AAmmf(mar)'.
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A Mueller report that fails to meet the collusion expectations raised by Democrats could unfetter Trump's ratings.
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Convictions have been overturned and new trials granted when the government fails to meet its Brady obligations.
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"This action is completely unacceptable and fails to meet the standards of ABC News," she told CNNMoney.
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If it fails to meet that deadline, it will pay the U.S. Treasury up to $2.2 billion.
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But time-lags and poor graphics mean their visual input often fails to meet the brain's expectations.
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That's a test that this latest vague and overly broad version of SESTA still fails to meet.
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He was particularly disturbed by the common practice of throwing out produce that fails to meet aesthetic standards.
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What are the consequences when a federal agency fails to meet its basic duties to protect sensitive information?
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Kim had warned he might have to seek a "new path" if Washington fails to meet his expectations.
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In the suit, Team Roc claims the drinking water for inmates repeatedly fails to meet federal safety standards.
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Holding hearings during a recess, when members cannot attend, fails to meet our constitutional advice-and-consent obligations.
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"If one company fails to meet investor expectations, it won't necessarily drive the entire group lower," Rosenbluth said.
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When a bank fails to meet or exceed its combined buffer requirements, it cannot distribute more than the MDA.
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If the Wikipedia page you've created has been yanked, it's likely because it fails to meet these notability standards.
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The Treasury says if SAA fails to meet its debt obligations it could hurt the government's wider guarantee framework.
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A company formation agent that fails to meet HMRC standards can be a fined or have their authorization suspended.
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As citizens know, when revenue fails to meet spending goals, budget planners usually think the solution is more taxes.
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These qualities are the main foundations of what science is and Astrology fails to meet any of these qualities.
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And, as Willems pointed out, there's always the option of reintroducing levies if China fails to meet its obligations.
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Juxtapositions like this only make it easier for folks to vilify Cardi when she fails to meet these high standards.
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If it fails to meet that deadline it has until March 27 to file or it could face a delisting.
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If the accuser fails to meet any of the timelines specified in the CAA, her ability to seek relief ends.
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If DHS fails to meet the deadline, it will likely face few repercussions: A federal judge can just extend it.
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Congress has powers and responsibilities under the Constitution, yet it fails to meet the serious challenges facing our national security.
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Saudi Arabia has assured Arab allies it would not endorse any U.S. plan that fails to meet key Palestinian concerns.
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Some experts say North Korea may restart those major weapons tests if the United States fails to meet the deadline.
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It's on this point that A Private War fails to meet the standard that a truly excellent journalism movie must hit.
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The only recourse Saudi Arabia has if Russia fails to meet its current output reduction is to withdraw from the deal.
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Nonetheless investors could react badly if Mr Powell fails to meet their expectations, warns Neil Shearing of Capital Economics, a consultancy.
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But the Razr fails to meet even a basic level of competence when it comes to the camera and battery life.
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But the design of these products usually fails to meet the needs of an even larger total population: Boomers and seniors.
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What, exactly, will happen if the Afghan government fails to meet one of the conditions set out by the Trump administration?
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Nonetheless investors could react badly if Mr Powell fails to meet their expectations, warns Neil Shearing of Capital Economics, an economic consultancy.
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If an institution fails to meet those requirements, it risks losing its ability to participate in taxpayer-funded federal student aid programs.
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Cruz is facing getting shut out of delegates in several states if he finishes third or fails to meet minimum threshold requirements.
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The department, according to the IG, often fails to meet the requirement that people be informed about delays in processing FOIA requests.
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"By not addressing climate change, the USMCA fails to meet the crises of this moment," Harris said in a Tuesday statement. Sen.
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If it fails to meet certain deadlines by the fall, it could be forced to pay up to $10 million per day.
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Trump has reiterated that the tariff plan will be reinstated if Mexico fails to meet an unspecified reduction in the flow of migrants.
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However, these delivery-sensitive sales come with added responsibility — and the potential of angering new customers if Tesla fails to meet that deadline.
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If it fails to meet its reputation as a diverse caucus state, its placement will be even harder to defend to the party.
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If any investor fails to meet the commitment to pay the investment amount, Wanda Group will use debt to make up the shortfall.
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According to Grazier, the F-35 doesn't legally qualify for a multiyear block buy because it fails to meet all the required criteria.
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If the program fails to meet its targets (the University of Connecticut Health Center will evaluate it), investors can lose all their money.
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If a person fails to meet the requirements for three months, he or she will lose coverage for the rest of that calendar year.
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If any aspect of our health care system fails to adhere to ethical standards around informed consent, it also fails to meet patient care.
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Several other global insurers are still keen to buy the RHB unit if Tokio Marine fails to meet RHB's price expectations, the people added.
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" He concluded: "When the federal government fails to meet such an obligation, I as president am responsible for the problem, and for the solution.
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You should focus on what's most important to you, which is something you may discover as your current role fails to meet certain needs.
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The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, who also attended, said they would not endorse a plan that fails to meet Palestinian core demands.
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But when that movie sets an explicit goal and then fails to meet it — heck, doesn't even try to meet it — it's open season.
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If Wolf fails to meet that deadline, then the state Supreme Court will take it over and be tasked with drawing a new map.
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But she fails to meet the happiness quotient expected of parents-to-be, nor is she a willing conformist in an assembly-line culture.
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Verizon will take a $4.6 billion goodwill impairment charge as the company's media business fails to meet expectations, according to a regulatory statement filed Tuesday.
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And with thousands of applicants for each job listing, you can bet that your resume will be discarded if it fails to meet their standards.
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If E-Trade fails to meet said goals, the board will then consider strategic alternatives, which could mean a sale, Roessner said in the interview.
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Large turnout could benefit Biden if Klobuchar, a lower-polling centrist, fails to meet the 15 percent threshold necessary to win delegates in Iowa precincts.
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The report additionally said that a current draft proposal at Interior on the issue still fails to meet standards set by the law enforcement industry.
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" The Democrats' letter went on to say, "Holding hearings during a recess, when members cannot attend, fails to meet our constitutional advice-and-consent obligations.
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And even if Disney fails to meet analyst expectations for earnings, Cramer says Disney's movie-production schedule and theme parks alone make the stock worth owning.
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Avenatti argued that the president should get nothing for those actions because Trump "fails to meet his burden to establish" that the relevant laws include them.
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"China clearly fails to meet the latter two criteria" set by the Treasury, David Lubin, head of emerging markets economics at Citi, said in a Feb.
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State media have reported that the mayor of Beijing, Wang Anshun, has been ordered—metaphorically—to "submit his head" if he fails to meet this target.
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Next month, the country will elect 290 members of parliament using a managed process that fails to meet minimum international standards for free and fair elections.
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The OIG report also said that a current draft proposal at Interior on the issue still fails to meet standards set by the law enforcement industry.
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Someone who experiences physical or mental health problems or fails to meet work or school obligations because of their substance use qualifies for an abuse disorder.
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" Maryland's attorney general, Brian F. Frosh, countered that the lower court's standard "fails to meet the challenge of separating permissible political consideration from impermissible, excessive partisanship.
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In a video, T-Mobile CEO John Legere insisted that the combined company would face hefty financial penalties if it fails to meet those 5G buildout goals.
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Any company that fails to meet these requirements would be fined 1% of their profits for every 1% wage gap they allow to persist in their organization.
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If it fails to meet analyst expectations on Thursday, it's bad news for the stock market: "Apple is the last domino standing," Market Watch wrote earlier today.
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However, China's current account surplus fell from 2.7 percent of GDP in 2015 to 1.9 percent of GDP in 2016, this number fails to meet the criteria.
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In a perverse and amoral way, the logic of the political suicide mission is self-reinforcing, even if it ultimately fails to meet all of its objectives.
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The first, he said, is to explore easing the consequences for a plan if one of its participating employers fails to meet requirements under the tax code.
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The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia plan to attend, but assured the Palestinians they would not endorse a plan that fails to meet their main demands.
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Given Greece's poor record in meeting previous loan conditions, the Europeans seek Greek parliamentary approval of additional budget measures, imposed if Athens fails to meet its targets.
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Details of the 35.3-mile system, which emerged recently in a 505-page draft environmental assessment, reveals a design that fails to meet several key national safety standards.
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Wanda's liquidity position may still come under substantial pressure if its offshore syndicated loan lenders make demands for early repayment and Wanda fails to meet these demands promptly.
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To that end, Dish says: "if Dish fails to meet its 5G deployment deadlines, Dish will make voluntary contributions to the US Treasury of up to $2.2 billion."
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The interactive map, based on global air pollution data, confirms that 22.5% of the world's population lives in places where outdoor air quality fails to meet WHO guidelines.
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Mercosur, a South American trading bloc, said it might suspend Venezuela if it fails to meet a set of conditions over trade and human rights by December 1st.
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Despite Mr. Lighthizer's threat to move ahead with just Mexico, he did not suggest breaking off trade relations with Canada if it fails to meet this month's deadline.
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In Iowa, caucusgoers whose candidate fails to meet a 15 percent threshold of support at their caucus site must choose to back another candidate or forfeit their vote.
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Harker said it's time to consider whether the sub-2 percent readings are part of a longer-term pattern in which the Fed fails to meet its goals.
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Barr is headed for another showdown with Congress on Monday if he fails to meet a morning deadline to hand over the full, unredacted Mueller report requested by Democrats.
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We need the right to try something completely innovative in pediatric oncology — not a right to try bill that fails to meet the real needs of our precious children.
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A statewide election is decided by the Mississippi House if a candidate fails to meet both thresholds, and a representative is not required to vote along with their district.
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Producers toss about half of all fruits and vegetables in the United States, in part because they think we won't buy "imperfect" produce that fails to meet aesthetic standards.
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This is the third and final year of the initiative, and while not every school that fails to meet its goals will be closed, some are likely to be.
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The Italian-American carmaker could face penalties of up to 210 million euros if it fails to meet the European Union's emissions targets set for 2300, according to AlixPartners.
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"[O]ur cases are 'governed by general principles, rather than ad hoc improvisations'", they explained, and circumscribing a ruling only to conflicts over rubber playgrounds fails to meet that standard.
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If the company fails to meet the new targets, it will be barred from making certain types of investment and distributing dividends above the mandatory legal minimum, the filing said.
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NTPC, in particular, is worried that if it fails to meet the deadline, it would affect its prospects to raise international funds because they are tied to meeting environmental standards.
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Reform, a think-tank, finds that 37% of people doing an apprenticeship on the new standards are on a course that fails to meet the international definition for such training.
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His group is taking the government to court over Mexico's food labeling system it claims is tricky to grasp, fails to meet WHO guidelines and violates the right to health.
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And far from lowering the sky-high expectations he set on the trail, he raised them in bold terms that could haunt him if he fails to meet his own standards.
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The Trump administration is threatening to raise tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods if China fails to meet US demands on a variety of economic and political issues.
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Since 2013, the UK Statistics Authority has said RPI fails to meet adequate quality standards and the public should use another measure such as CPI or CPIH, which includes housing costs.
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Reminder: Mr. Trump threatened to impose a 211 percent tariff on Mexican imports starting Monday and to increase it to 25 percent by October if Mexico fails to meet his demands.
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Some GOP senators and outside conservative groups are raising concerns about the potential inclusion of a "trigger" in the Senate tax bill if the measure fails to meet economic growth projections.
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The European Commision has warned Spain that it would face sanctions and a possible lawsuit if it fails to meet air quality standards in its largest cities of Madrid and Barcelona.
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Any company that fails to meet the qualifications for an Equal Pay Certification will be fined 1% of their profit for every 2503% wage gap they allow to persist in their workplace.
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Amid fears that it would push them to accept a U.S. plan that favours Israel, Riyadh has assured Arab allies it would not endorse anything that fails to meet key Palestinian demands.
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Bloomberg News reported Thursday and NBC News has confirmed that House leaders have not formally sent their bill to the Senate on the chance that it fails to meet the deficit requirements.
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Additionally, the implicit understanding that the board could resume control if Washington ever fails to meet its pension or payroll obligations again was a powerful tool to enforce responsible fiscal decision-making.
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The organization did not give cause for Dees's "termination," but alluded to necessary steps being taken "[w]hen one of our own fails to meet ... standards" of inclusivity that the organization espouses.
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C., has said he wants the House to either hold Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in contempt of Congress or impeach Rosenstein if the Justice Department fails to meet the July 6 deadline.
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If the company fails to meet the new long-term targets, it will be barred from making certain types of investment and distributing dividends above the mandatory legal minimum, the Monday filing said.
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Amid fears that it would push them to accept a U.S. plan that favours Israel, Saudi Arabia has assured Arab allies it would not endorse anything that fails to meet key Palestinian demands.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have introduced legislation to impose penalties on the Pentagon if it fails to meet the legally mandated goal of being ready for a full audit by September 30, 2017.
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It is extremely important to us that all our stores operate to high standards of hygiene at all times and we take it very seriously when any store fails to meet these standards.
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Though Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates plan to attend the Bahrain conference, they have assured the Palestinians they would not endorse a U.S. plan that fails to meet their main demands.
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It is only when an economy hits physical or natural constraints on its productivity — such as full employment — that inflation happens because that is when supply fails to meet demand, jacking up prices.
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" In their opinion, it fails to meet the key principles of the 1503 law that set forth the terms for restructuring the island's debt: "Achieve fiscal responsibility and restore access to capital markets.
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The Secretariat of Environment and Sustainability (SEMAS) in Brazil's northern state of Para has warned it will fine Hydro 500,000 reais ($153,789) per day if Alunorte fails to meet the deadline, the company said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chipmaker Mellanox Technologies Ltd struck a settlement with activist investor Starboard Value LP to appoint new board members and name a director if the company fails to meet certain operating goals.
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Lenders want a contingency plan enshrined in law that would automatically trigger spending cuts in case Greece fails to meet its fiscal targets, but Greece has said it cannot legislate on a hypothetical event.
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The Boring Company's Loop transit system that aims to shuttle people in autonomous electric vehicles between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. fails to meet several key national safety standards, a review of its proposal reveals.
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Banks often require the right to sell their equity back in three to five years - and apply interest - if the company fails to meet specific performance targets, making the equity investment "debt" in essence.
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"Overall capacity has not kept up with growth and changes in camping demand, and the infrastructure that does exist, with few exceptions, fails to meet expectations of the contemporary camping market," the letter reads.
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"When one of our own fails to meet those standards, no matter his or her role in the organization, we take it seriously and must take appropriate action," Cohen said in a statement then.
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Trump has long threatened to impose tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports into the United States if Beijing fails to meet U.S. demands for sweeping changes to Chinese trade, technology transfer and industrial subsidy policies.
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While Foxconn doesn't get any hiring subsidies if it fails to meet employment thresholds, it can still get subsidies for its investments in buildings and equipment, minus whatever percentage it missed its job target by.
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The company could face up to $2.2 billion in penalties and lose its spectrum licenses if it fails to meet its commitments to build its network, according to a letter filed Friday with the FCC.
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House Republicans have not yet sent their ObamaCare replacement bill to the Senate due to the possibility that the House could have to vote on it again if it fails to meet certain budget rules.
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Michigan lost 28-21 at No. 6 Penn State after falling behind by three touchdowns in the first half, and now the Wolverines are once again grappling with a season that fails to meet expectations.
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If Uber fails to meet these demands, "the Attorney General will seek injunctive and other appropriate relief," according to the letter signed by CA Supervising Deputy Attorney Generals Miguel A. Neri and Fiel D. Tigno.
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Under its terms, any district that has even one school that consistently fails to meet state standards for five or more years must either shut the campus or face the possibility of a state takeover.
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Companies in the global shipping industry will also face scrutiny and risk being blacklisted if their recycling of obsolete vessels fails to meet certain standards, Johan Andresen, chairman of fund's ethics panel told Reuters on Tuesday.
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If Tesla fails to meet production targets in the second half of 2018, it will need a different source of cash to pay for the $1.3 billion in debt it has coming due by March 2019.
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Slack warned in the prospectus for its direct listing earlier this year that "paid customers could elect to terminate and receive refunds for prepaid amounts related to unused subscriptions" if it fails to meet service commitments.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday rejected a bankruptcy reorganization plan submitted by PG&E Corp, the state's largest investor-owned utility, saying its proposal fails to meet the requirements of a recently enacted wildfire law.
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Myanmar's legal team is expected to argue that genocide did not occur, that the top U.N. court lacks jurisdiction and that the case fails to meet a requirement that a dispute exists between Myanmar and Gambia.
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According to the Beijing-based NSBO Policy Research, the swap includes conditions: If Yunnan Tin fails to meet certain financial targets, it will be forced to buy back the shares at a price to be negotiated later.
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The measures approved over the weekend include tax hikes on consumer goods like fuel, alcohol and tobacco — to 24 percent — and a provision that will force further spending cuts if the government fails to meet budget targets.
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"The Senate Finance Committee package fails to meet the fundamental test of providing meaningful relief at the pharmacy counter for the vast majority of seniors," said Stephen J. Ubl, CEO of PhRMA, the industry's main lobbying group.
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These requirements are closely watched by analysts as any bank that fails to meet them faces a cap on how much it can pay in dividends, bonuses and certain coupons and comes under pressure to raise capital.
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If a power plant fails to meet this limit but still adheres to an emissions limit of 262g CO2e per kWh, it is classed as an activity that does "no significant harm" to the EUs climate ambitions.
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When Paul Ryan says, "Freedom is the ability to buy what you want to fit what you need," this may apply when buying a home entertainment system, but it fails to meet many needs for health care.
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A major stumbling block between Greece and those overseeing its third bailout program – the Eurogroup, European Central Bank, European Commission and International Monetary Fund (IMF) – is what happens if Greece fails to meet its fiscal targets by 2018.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has long threatened to impose tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports into the United States if Beijing fails to meet U.S. demands for sweeping changes to Chinese trade, technology transfer and industrial subsidy policies.
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After a few months, the suspension is not lifted because the government of the People's Republic of Kampuchea fails to meet a new U.S. requirement to provide information that the U.S. says it needs to vet refugee claims.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Madrid's new municipal government plans to suspend some anti-car emissions policies in the city center, drawing a warning from the European Commission that Spain might be sanctioned if it fails to meet air quality standards.
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Second, giving away family categories for other purposes paves the way for a merit-based system which favors the highly-skilled and wealthy and fails to meet the multi-faceted needs of the largest economy in the world.
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So though O'Malley is polling at 4 percent in Iowa, his final tally will likely look far worse, since many of his votes will be thrown out after he fails to meet that 15 percent threshold in various precincts.
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With progress having ground "to a virtual halt", Emmerson said Sri Lanka could face a range of measures, including a referral to the U.N. Security Council, if it fails to meet commitments it made under a 2015 U.N. resolution.
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To judge by the tremor of his chin, the real threat—never carried out, of course—was that he would cry, as a child cries when the world, once again, fails to meet the high standards of his desire.
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"Construction of the NESE pipeline project is projected to result in water quality violations and fails to meet New York State's rigorous water quality standards," the department said, referring to what is formally called the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline.
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In an interview with Bloomberg published Wednesday, the former tech entrepreneur said that "many" of his supporters could end up in Sanders's camp if his campaign fails to meet the 15 percent threshold in precincts across the Hawkeye State.
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But more broadly than Williams's case, Erwin's analysis of how to deal with heroin dealers fails to meet even a basic reading of the recent history of the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic and the empirical evidence for anti-drug laws.
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If an issuer fails to meet investors' expectations, such as abstaining from repaying a loan, investors can then go to a court and seek performance, perfection of title to collateral or damages in order to be made whole for their losses.
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What they're saying: PhRMA, the industry's leading trade organization, said yesterday that the bill "fails to meet the fundamental test of providing meaningful relief at the pharmacy counter for the vast majority of seniors," while the White House signaled its support.
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The International Group, which represents the top P&I clubs, recently flagged the potential for a "snap back" in sanctions if Iran fails to meet its nuclear commitments and advised members to include provision for termination of contracts at short notice.
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TLTRO I loans can also be called in if the borrower fails to meet its lending target; TLTRO II loans will not be recalled, and the interest on them will not rise above 0%, even if lending targets are not met.
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Portman, from Ohio, said the Pacific trade deal fails to meet the needs of his state's workers because it lacks an enforceable provision to fight currency manipulation and because of new, less-stringent country-of-origin rules for auto parts.
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Here are the five most prevalent problem employee behaviors and how they play out in the workplace: Underperforming employees produce sub-par work that fails to meet expectations, which means those around them are forced to pick up the slack.
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Last year, he promoted a plan "to fix the broken spending process" and has argued for imposing consequences if Congress fails to meet certain goals for getting its work done, such as barring funding for lawmakers' travel to foreign countries.
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Another round of sanctions will be triggered under the law if Russia fails to meet a series of criteria, including demonstrating that it is no longer using chemical or biological weapons in violation of international law or against its own citizens.
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To environmentalists, like Earth Justice, the Energy Answers plan is "little more than an incinerator," sending "plumes of toxic ash and pollutants, including lead and dioxin" into an island whose air quality already fails to meet the EPA's lead standards.
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FUCEREP's VR and IDR could be downgraded if it consistently fails to meet the capital requirements or if its weak profitability together with further material deterioration in asset quality lead to its Fitch Core Capital ratio falling and remaining below 15%.
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Patients with heart failure mostly die in one of two ways: either from a sudden, "lights-out" arrhythmia that stops the heart, or from insidious pump failure, in which the heart increasingly fails to meet the metabolic demands of the body.
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Enrique Toussaint, a political analyst from Guadalajara, said that Kumamoto undoubtedly has a symbolic weight as Jalisco's first independent congressman, but his idealism, honesty, inexperience, and outspoken nature could cause him problems if he fails to meet the public's elevated expectations.
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If passed, the legislation would require the post service to collect more information on packages bound for U.S. addresses so customs inspectors could screen them, or even levy civil fines on the agency if it fails to meet certain requirements.
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CEO Marco Morelli is working to identify cost cuts for up to 210 million euros the bank will be forced to make if it fails to meet goals set by the EU Commission under its restructuring plan, Corriere della Sera reported.
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Under the terms of the securities, the issuer will be subject to restrictions on interest payments if it has insufficient distributable items, is insolvent or fails to meet the combined buffer capital requirements that are being gradually introduced from January 2016.
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Trump has long threatened to impose tariffs on all $500 billion-plus goods imports from China if Beijing fails to meet his demands for sweeping changes to its policies on intellectual property, technology transfers, industrial subsidies and local market access.
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Psychologist B. Thomas Gray insisted under prosecution questioning that while Dear is capable of understanding the proceedings against him, he is irrational and thus fails to meet the second test of legal competency: the ability to assist in his defense.
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Although the exact circumstances that trigger the onset of anorexia aren't clear, nearly all cases begin when a person fails to meet their energy needs, placing them in a state of what researchers call negative energy balance—burning more calories than they eat.
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The bank, run by Jamie Dimon, says it can rub out the stock component of a deferred bonus if the group as a whole fails to meet a 15 percent cumulative return on tangible common equity in the preceding three calendar years.
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It said it could lower the JLR rating further, most likely by one notch, if the carmaker fails to meet the base-case expectations for full-year results, Britain leaves the EU without a deal or Washington slaps new import tariffs on cars.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has long threatened to impose tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports into the United States, which exceed $257 billion, if Beijing fails to meet U.S. demands for sweeping changes to Chinese trade, technology transfer and industrial subsidy policies.
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Raytheon, a candidate to build a separate radar system that would be integrated with the MEADS system, says it is staying in close touch with the German government in case the MEADS consortium fails to meet the milestones set by the government.
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"When government contractors supply our armed forces with equipment that fails to meet performance standards, they not only cheat taxpayers, but they put at risk the safety of our service members," Assistant Attorney General Joseph Hunt said in a statement announcing the settlement.
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Kaepernick also couldn't argue that a single owner who found his protest too hot to handle proved collusion; if that decision was reached independently, even if it was reached by each of the NFL's team owners, it fails to meet that standard.
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The recent North Korea activities could indicate it wants to show what would happen if Washington fails to meet a year-end deadline set by its leader, Kim Jong Un, for the U.S. to offer a new proposal in their stalemated nuclear talks.
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"If INSTEX fails to meet Iran's demands within the framework of the nuclear deal, we will take the next steps more decisively," Mousavi said, adding that "the implementation of the EU's trade mechanism has been delayed due to some lack of commitments".
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A top State Department official indicated Thursday that the Trump administration does not expect Russia to meet a deadline to destroy a disputed missile, adding the U.S. will pull out of a key Cold War-era treaty if Moscow fails to meet the deadline.
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The FTC does not allege that Quincy's principal clinical study fails to meet the FTC's and FDA's own definition of 'gold standard,' nor does the FTC allege that the study was poorly designed or inappropriately conducted, or that it failed to rely on scientifically-validated measures.
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"While we applaud aspects of this plan that respond to demands by members who have been pushing to address dangerous PFAS contamination in their districts, ultimately this plan fails to meet the challenge our nation faces with this growing water contamination and health crisis," the chairmen said.
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Dershowitz is a proponent of a contested argument that a crime is needed in order to impeach and remove a president from office, one that he is expected to put forth in arguing that House Democrats' case fails to meet the constitutional standard and should be dismissed.
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She also has the greatest support among Buttigieg backers after Biden in the Civiqs poll, at 24.9 percent, and the most in the Emerson poll, with 241 percent — numbers that could serve her well in any precincts in which Buttigieg fails to meet the viability standard.
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American problems are routinely rebranded as "opportunities"; hence the filthy bathroom in our local supermarket displays a sign saying, "If this restroom fails to meet your expectations, please inform us of the opportunity," as if reeking puddles of urine are merely an inspirational occasion for personal growth.
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If Tesla fails to meet that obligation and others, the company may be required to pay tens of millions of dollars in penalties at various milestones, could lose its lease, or be forced to write down the assets, the company told investors in a May filing.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is set to make a closely watched New Year address on Wednesday which is likely to offer a glimpse of a "new path" he has vowed to take if the United States fails to meet his deadline to soften its stance over denuclearization.
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But without a vote through which members can choose their own union, today's public-sector employees are rendered mute and unable to have a meaningful opportunity to select a new union or hold their current union accountable if it fails to meet expectations or protect its workers' interests.
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Benchmark Brent crude LCOc1 was trading around $79 a barrel on Friday, and a Reuters poll showed prices look to remain strong for the rest of this year due to supply disruptions in countries including Libya and Venezuela and as the extra oil from OPEC fails to meet rising demand.
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The details: Under the new rule, judges can terminate deportation proceedings if the government fails to meet its burden of proof, requests a dismissal, or "to allow an immigrant time for a final hearing on a pending petition for naturalization when the matter involves 'exceptionally appealing or humanitarian factors,'" per Reuters.
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Wanda's liquidity position may come under substantial pressure if its offshore syndicated loan lenders demand for early repayment and Wanda fails to meet these demands promptly; or it fails to raise sufficient offshore liquidity to repay the USD510 million second tranche of its offshore syndicated loan due in March 2018.
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If Dr. Eggener had his way, he would not even call it cancer for men who are given a Gleason score of 4743 or lower, because "it fails to meet the clinical definition of cancer: the ability to cause symptoms, metastasize or lead to death," he wrote in an email.
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"It's Just Like Riding a Bike" (season 215, episode 22) This is basically the only time on the show that Rory fails to meet a major professional goal that she worked hard for, and where it's also clear that the entity telling her she failed isn't being vindictive or personal.
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Under the terms of the securities, the issuer will be subject to restrictions on interest payments if it has insufficient distributable items (RBSG's distributable reserves stood at GBP14.6bn at 30 June 2016), is insolvent or fails to meet the combined buffer capital requirements that are being gradually introduced from 2016.
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"The state's buyout offer is credit positive because it will generate significant pension liability savings to the extent that employees accept the offer," Moody's said, adding that actual savings could fall short if participation fails to meet targets of 22 percent of vested former workers and 25 percent of retiring current workers.
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What sustainable means for a company established off the back of exhaustive venture capital is unclear, but if Patreon significantly alters its service or, worst-case scenario, eventually shuts down because it fails to meet the expectations of its financiers, a raft of video game makers would be left without crucial income.
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"Wanda's liquidity position may come under substantial pressure if its offshore syndicated loan lenders demand for early repayment and Wanda fails to meet these demands promptly; or it fails to raise sufficient offshore liquidity to repay the $510 million second tranche of its offshore syndicated loan due in March 2018," Fitch said in a statement.
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Saudi Arabia has assured Arab allies it would not endorse any U.S. plan that fails to meet key Palestinian demands which include Arab East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state, a right of return for refugees displaced by the Arab-Israeli wars, and a freeze on Israeli settlements in lands claimed by the Palestinians.
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Trump's proclamation instituting the expanded ban says that Nigeria fails to meet the US's security standards in two ways: it doesn't "adequately share public-safety and terrorism-related information" and presents a "high risk, relative to other countries in the world, of terrorist travel" to the US. It's true that Nigeria has long been fighting homegrown terrorism.
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Harassment of U.S. Naval forces by Iranian forces in international waters of the Persian Gulf reveals that Iran's leadership is prepared to test the new administration: on its publicly stated commitment to confront Iran when it fails to meet its obligations under the JCPOA (the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action), when it violates United Nations sanctions, or when it engages in destabilizing activities in the region.
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"It fails to meet any reasonable standard for an investigation into the serious allegations of sexual assault, the screening practices for hiring public employees, the failure to take responsibility by key officials, the continued failure to find out what went wrong and the reasons why no real actions were taken to address the plight of the alleged assault survivor," Ms. Weinberg said in a statement.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (Okla.) — Lankford said Wednesday he would back the bill if it includes a "backstop" that would raise rates if revenue fails to meet expectations.
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Note that these "bogus mainly far-right disinformation networks were not identified by Facebook — but had been reported to it by campaign group Avaaz — which says the fake pages had more Facebook followers and interactions than all the main EU far right and anti-EU parties combined..." (TechCrunch) -- Examining Radio and Television Martí: "A U.S. agency that is supposed to broadcast objective Spanish-language news programs into Cuba fails to meet basic standards of journalistic fairness and last month let an anchor describe Trump administration officials as the 'dream team' for Cuba policy, according to an independent review..." (WaPo) Fox News more destructive than Twitter, Twitter co-founder says Donie O'Sullivan writes: I spoke with Ev Williams, co-founder of Twitter, who now runs Medium, here at the Collision tech conference in Toronto.
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