Does any government department have to approve this kind of activity?
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That's not to say that every government department was against Apple's approach.
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Another problem is that no single government department is in overall charge.
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The government department, the Ministry of Justice, rounded out the top five.
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That is more than any other government department examined, and twice the average.
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The government department responsible for Brexit talks declined to comment on the article.
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The Vanuatu Meteorological Services, a government department, said there were no reports of damage.
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Under Mr Gove, DEFRA is the only government department that is doing anything interesting.
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Accusations against Dr. Domínguez, who joined the government department in 1972, date back decades.
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The government department responsible for coordinating disaster response also closed due to poor air quality.
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The government department responsible for coordinating disaster response also closed due to poor air quality.
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"Go on the O.F.I.I. site," Bertrand said, referring to the government department that deals with immigration.
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The government department used a forklift to remove the shark from the boat for further study.
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While presiding over by far the biggest government department, he might struggle to check his cabinet colleagues.
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The government department that oversees the UK's immigration system gets to have — and frame — the last word.
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It is unclear which government department Wright approached, or indeed whether he made the proposal as planned.
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Mr. Newman is a professor in the School of Foreign Service and Government Department at Georgetown University.
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On Tuesday a group of self-described Iranian hackers defaced the website for a Texas government department.
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State land is often hard to sell—any government department can claim it before a tender is issued.
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The event's co-organiser David Meller is a non-executive director at the UK government Department for Education.
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Smith also points out that DCMS is hardly a government department with a strong history of data processing.
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Abraham L. Newman is a professor in the School of Foreign Service and Government Department at Georgetown University.
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The company added that neither it nor Sinochem Group had expressed such an intention to any government department.
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Harvard confirmed in an email to The Hill that the university has received the notice from the government department.
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The 65-year-old woman was contracted to carry out work for a government department, they added, without elaborating.
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Harvard University's government department found a "prolonged institutional failure" in the handling of harassment allegations against a prominent scholar.
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South Korea set up a government department last week aimed at creating policy initiatives around financial technology and cryptocurrencies.
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On his microblog, Mr Cai confirmed the family's charge that the dog belonged to a government department and arranged compensation.
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A student group had invited him, and (wisely) the government department at the college decided to co-sponsor the event.
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"The shock to this scandal is unique," Wolfgang Müller, the head of the University of Vienna's government department, told me.
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Instead, you're basically helping a very shadowy government department abuse the system in order to suppress someone they don't like.
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"It's as if we've fallen on our feet," said Darryn Quayle, a mining specialist at government Department for International Trade.
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He would later go on to teach in Harvard's government department until 1959 before taking a job at Columbia University.
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Anika was first detained by the Home Office (the government department responsible for immigration) in July 2014 for two weeks.
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Jennifer Hochschild, the chairwoman of the government department, then announced the resignation to students and alumni in her own email.
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There are SCIFs in the White House, Congress and every major government department in the capital — even the president's Florida resort.
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"I think people should be very concerned about any government department that's seeking to store this kind of information," he said.
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What's more, to have an official California government department state clearly that the word "cat" means "vagina" establishes an abhorrent precedent.
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But the post was removed Monday after members of the public questioned why the government department was promoting Trump's business ventures.
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In an emailed statement to Reuters, the government department said the situation in the world's second-largest poultry consumer was "stable".
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They said the Malhars' cards were not linked to the system because that had to be done by another government department.
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Berard-Andrieu came first in the final 2004 ENA ranking that decides which prestigious government department a graduate joins after school.
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The fallout from Dr. Domínguez's case is still fresh in Harvard's government department, where he taught for nearly half a century.
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Will Steffen, former science advisor to the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, told me he was shocked by the government's request.
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Matt Hancock, a minister in the government department responsible for registration, said on Wednesday the government would legislate to extend the deadline.
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Did he know of any Muslim employees of his government department, given that nearly most of the district's population had been Rohingya?
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The British Home Office, the government department responsible for immigration issues, has not publicly commented on why it was taking so long.
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Daniel Nexon is an associate professor in the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service and in the government department at Georgetown.
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Although HIV rates across India are slowly declining, according to recent figures from the National Aids Control Organization (a government department), discrimination remains.
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That is roughly the budget of a small government department, though tiny compared with the annual $12bn that American firms spend on CSR.
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Investors are still securing local networks, said Alastair MacGibbon, head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre, the government department responsible for online security.
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Ten years ago the Brazilian government department that deals with the country's indigenous people reckoned there were between 20 and 30 such groups.
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NIST, the government department that maintains the national vulnerability database, said this week that the flaws pose a "high" security risk to users.
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"There are potential negative impacts across every government department, from energy to agriculture, the environment," Mr. Flanagan said at his office in Dublin.
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No single person or government department has enough information to capably steer the market, and ad hoc deals establish a poor business climate.
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ICTC is working with Public Safety Canada — the government department overseeing top federal police agencies and domestic counterterrorism measures — on a cybersecurity report.
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A colleague of Ansolabehere's in the Harvard government department, Jon Rogowski, suggested that Trump may pay a price for his highly controversial behavior.
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"We expect more positive contract news over the summer, including potentially contracts for telecoms infrastructure and government department outsourcing," Brent wrote in a note.
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Among Australia's federal and state government department heads, the homogeneity is even more pronounced: 99 percent of the leadership is Anglo-Celtic or European.
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But Manuel Demougeot - director of the French government department that deals with illegal settlements and slums - says his department's policies are not to blame.
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The data also includes Securus staff members, as well as users with personal email addresses that aren't explicitly linked to a particular government department.
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She has said she plans to set up a new government department to lead the process of withdrawing the country from the European Union.
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"It's possible it was a screw-up," said Michael Franz, chairman of the government department at Maine's Bowdoin College, referring to the radio interview.
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He also promised an "infrastructure revolution", more funding for the armed forces and social care, and no cuts for any government department next year.
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"There will be other secret reports like this one in every government department that reveal the disastrous impact of Johnson's damaging deal," Corbyn said.
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Elected to parliament in 2010, he became secretary of state for culture just four years later, putting him in charge of an entire government department.
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Deloitte said the note was intended primarily for internal audiences, was not commissioned by the government and was written without input from any government department.
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Steaua Bucharest was formed in 22 and, like many sports teams in Eastern Europe under communism, it was owned and run by a government department.
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That bill and a final one under consideration, HB2471, would establish a government department charged with overseeing the gaming industry and regulating it as necessary.
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A senior Trump administration official noted that the transfer of security background investigations from one government department to another was a major operation with challenges.
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The views expressed here are his own and do not represent the official views of the U.S. government, Department of State, or UT Southwestern Medical Center.
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Will Steffen of the Climate Change Institute at Australian National University said it was troubling that a government department had succeeded in censoring a global report.
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Its annual budget has declined by 40 percent since 2015/16, partly reflecting the transfer of its dispute resolution services activities to another Ontario government department.
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The Foreign Ministry has no say in currency policy, but it is the only Chinese government department that holds a daily briefing that foreign reporters attend.
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After Fidel Castro took power in 1959, he abolished professional baseball and established the National Series, a 3003-team amateur league run by a government department.
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While the ministry has no say in currency policy, it is the only government department which holds a daily news briefing that foreign reporters can attend.
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Talking points from government department headquarters are commonplace, and on Friday, Gregory told CNN that a select group of TSA leaders had asked for the guidance.
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I raised the question with Steven Levitsky, a political scientist at Harvard who wrote the book "How Democracies Die" with his government department colleague Daniel Ziblatt.
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"We believe the university and the government department failed to uphold a basic commitment: the provision of a safe and productive work environment," the report said.
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Buttigieg added that he worked with an unnamed federal government department on a project "focused on increasing employment and entrepreneurship" in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2009.
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Yet the number of complaints of slave-like conditions increased to 1,213 from 1,127 in 2018, according to the Labor Prosecutor's Office, a separate government department.
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When Parks and Recreation premiered in 22009, it felt like a spinoff of The Office but set in a government department instead of a paper company.
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Canidrome had given Garlic to the kennel early last year, according to the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau, the local government department that runs the facility.
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While the U.S. Department of Justice said that Kiessling died by suicide, no Canadian law enforcement nor government department would confirm this citing privacy or ongoing investigations.
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The RTI is supposed to takes data on earnings submitted by employers to one government department (HMRC) and share it with DWP to automatically calculate monthly benefits.
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She is a visiting professor in the government department, specializing in security in the Arctic region, at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn.
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By K Street standards, the sum is a fairly sizable amount for a foreign lobbying contract, especially since it is only focused on a single government department.
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He and his family live in a rented house on rented land, with his father supplementing the farm income by working in a government department, Lashari said.
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Global Affairs Canada, a government department that manages diplomatic and consular relations, "does not publicly comment on operational security issues," Mr. Austen of the Foreign Ministry said.
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"These forced tech transfers that people complain about don't occur because some government department issues an order saying, 'Transfer this tech,'" Mr. Clarke said in an email.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Harvard, as the top student in the government department, and received a master's and doctorate at Oxford as a Marshall Scholar.
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The on-leave governor of Nuevo Leon has also railed against social handouts and said he would get rid of the government department tasked with eliminating poverty.
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The voluntary agreement was brokered by the U.K. Intellectual Property Office (IPO), the government department that deals with patents and copyright issues, who called it a "landmark" deal.
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JEDI has also highlighted the challenges tech companies that are also major consumer brands face when they work with the US government department that specializes in killing people.
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According to a source familiar with the matter, the government department uses Windows XP for its Poise end-user computing environment that's used by civil servants and contractors.
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China enjoyed total FDI amounting to 781 billion yuan ($117 billion) in 2015, of which $1.22 billion came from France, according to Invest in China, a government department.
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But Kumar said traffickers often tried to get hold of these babies before the parents - often unwed mothers - made it to the government department to surrender the child.
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The Department of Petroleum Resources, the government department that would approve any transfer of an oil license, said it was not aware of any sale of OML 11.
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" And in Washington, "with visits to Iraq and Afghanistan, I served a U.S. Government department in a project focused on increasing employment and entrepreneurship in those countries' economies.
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Mark Zuckerberg might be laying low right now, but a UK government department just sent him a letter requesting him to appear before a committee to give evidence.
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Britain's Brexit government department responded by saying it was confident it would make enough progress by October to move on to talks about the future relationship with the bloc.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British government department has applied to join a class action suit to represent some shareholders who are among those state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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Government department buildings in Westminster and the Houses of Parliament were flying their flags at half-mast on Friday as a mark of respect to those who were killed.
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Update: The government department has now responded, emphasizing that the legal decision pertains only to a single case, and also denying it was involved in nor recommended the decision.
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Russian media reports, which remain unverified, have said Paul Whelan was arrested in his hotel room after being given a flash drive with information about a secret government department.
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Following an excursus into the world of poststructuralist theory at Yale and in Paris, he switched his field to political science and received his Ph.D. from Harvard's government department.
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Of the 132 producers approved by the government to supply marijuana to retailers, 78 have received sales licenses, according to Health Canada, the government department responsible for public health.
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The commemoration should be a time for prayer and meditation, not fun and games, the minister of Buddha Sasana, a government department dedicated to Buddhism, had declared in March.
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The government department said quacks were peddling fake cures on social media, advising viewers to spread cow dung, sleep next to onions, and eat garlic to avoid the virus.
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Maldonado, who is also the government's chief financial officer, said each government department is required to freeze their spending and purchase orders at 95 percent of the monthly budget.
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Huang Jianxin, the film's main producer, told Chinese media that he received a notice from "relevant government department" a year ago about making a film about the 70th anniversary.
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According to the Australia Government Department of Health, there were 233,453 confirmed cases of the flu and 745 flu-related deaths, which was a dramatic increase from the previous year.
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Separately on Monday, the Attorney General's Office, a government department, said the SFO would continue to act as an independent organization, supporting the multi-agency response led by the NCA.
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They will bolster perceptions that Trump views the Justice Department as an instrument of his personal power rather than an insulated government department responsible for the neutral administration of justice.
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Buttigieg said he would also strengthen the Indian Health Service, a federal government department charged with providing medical and public health services to Native American tribes and Alaska Native people.
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The government department Environment and Climate Change Canada told Reuters earlier this month that the government was in talks with Malaysia to recover the plastic waste that originated from Canada.
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"We are disappointed in this decision, which appears to be a denial of justice," a spokeswoman for the Home Office, the British government department handling the matter, said on Friday.
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"It was not commissioned by the Cabinet Office, nor any other government department, and represents a view of the task facing Whitehall," he added, referring to the central government administration.
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Although FGM is a recognised grounds for asylum in Britain, the Home Office - the government department responsible for immigration - has previously argued that the risk in similar cases was low.
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The government is "committed to an efficient and fair asylum system," said a spokesman for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the government department responsible for the Immigration and Refugee Board.
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That contrasted sharply with a year ago when the largest government department had already spent its budgeted increase for the year, said John Kinnane, principal officer for the department of expenditure.
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In response to enquiries from Motherboard, one government department has been unusually forthcoming about what it actually uses hacking for: catching price fixers and others involved in criminally anti-competitive behaviour.
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The rapid rise of Mr. Williamson, who has not run a government department, provoked criticism from some Conservative lawmakers, including Sarah Wollaston, who argued that others may have been better qualified.
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Now a committee formed by the government department has joined a growing number of students and faculty members calling for an external review of Harvard's response to complaints against Dr. Domínguez.
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In 2016, one government department in the state of Pará went as far as devising a candidate checklist that measured features such as nose-width, skull shape and hair curl tightness.
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He plans more meet-ups and training sessions like the one at Auckland Museum, and will be resident around the country at locations including a government department and a bird sanctuary.
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The British government has also noted a sharp rise in boat arrivals in 2019, though the Home Office, the government department responsible for migration, would not confirm the news outlets' estimates.
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"There are no provisions in the Citizenship Act that confer Canadian citizenship status to members of the royal family," Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, a government department, said in a statement.
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"I had assumed that I had true and correct membership inside the Commonwealth of Australia," Mr. Walubara, who is now 45, recounted writing in the accompanying letters to each government department.
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The government later announced that an independent tribunal that decides the salaries of lawmakers, judges and government department bosses will be given power to rule on how much Fahour's replacement is worth.
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"I think people should be very concerned about any government department that's seeking to store this kind of information," said Senator Rex Patrick, a centrist lawmaker from the state of South Australia.
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The show follows a fictional low-ranking government department and its venal, hapless staff, who spend most of the day trying not to fuck up and throwing biting insults at each other.
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"It's helpful to have this critique now at the start of the process and (the government department) mustn't waste this opportunity to get it right," the EEF's chief economist Lee Hopley said.
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The man, a computer technician from Sichuan named as Huang Yu, worked for a government department which handled state secrets, but he was a bad employee and was sacked, the report said.
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A spokeswoman for China's Foreign Ministry, the only government department to hold a daily news briefing for foreign reporters, said her ministry was not the right one to direct a question to.
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Shared Services Canada has been plagued with problems since it was set up by the previous Conservative government to take over computer operations that had been run separately by each government department.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday appointed Brexit campaigner Steve Baker to a junior ministerial role in the government department charged with negotiating Britain's exit from the European Union.
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China's foreign ministry, the only government department that holds a daily briefing foreign media can attend, has repeatedly referred questions on details to the commerce ministry, which has yet to say anything.
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