This state of affairs begs the question, can innovation be cultivated by governmental dictate or is innovation derived from a unique set of circumstances, both governmental and non-governmental?
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A political committee must reimburse the governmental entity providing the conveyance within the time frame specified by the governmental entity.
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In just eight years, the group of governmental and non-governmental organisations spread awareness of contamination to the majority of the country's households.
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"No single company, governmental or non-governmental actor, should be the arbiter of truth," said Kathleen Reen, Twitter's director of Public Policy for Asia Pacific.
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Ultimately, airlines and the various governmental and non-governmental entities that oversee them are the only ones who can lead the systemic change we need.
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A third party — governmental or quasi-governmental — can use its purchasing power to ensure that negotiating better health care prices benefits consumers, not just insurers.
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"No single company, governmental or non-governmental actor, should be the arbiter of truth," Kathleen Reen, Twitter's director of Public Policy for Asia Pacific, said.
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R3 is also focused on governmental acceptance of blockchain, with buy-in from these institutions signifying a drastic shift in terms of governmental compliance and usage of such fintech.
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Mixed ownership of water systems are direct public-private partnerships that form between multiple governmental entities, non-profits, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations and public sector trade unions.
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So, when government, through its law enforcement agencies, works with private companies to set up a quasi-governmental surveillance network to obtain otherwise unobtainable video footage of citizens, it certainly appears to be an "end around" the controls our society has on governmental power — controls such as transparency, public discourse and scrutiny of governmental activities.
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O'Keefe's Project Veritas has spent most of the last decade releasing heavily edited and misleading videos aimed at revealing the insidious liberal bias of various governmental and non-governmental agencies and media organizations.
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With luck, the coming election will unclog our governmental arteries.
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First, the creation of a bond market for governmental debt.
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It's not just the governmental mess that most Americans oppose.
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The deputy arrested Franklin for "obstructing governmental operations," a misdemeanor.
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And unfavourable governmental policies will further harm the Valley's dynamism.
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The private industry works with governmental agencies across the state.
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The English were removed from high governmental and ecclesiastical office.
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Such capacities belonged, just until recently, only to governmental organizations.
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Democracy also means a governmental monopoly over all armed units.
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García's death will not end the investigation into governmental wrongdoing.
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But with Huawei's recent governmental issues, it's hard to find.
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Gluttony symbolizes the core values of the Russian governmental mafia.
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A PRSI spokesman said the refinery complies with governmental regulations.
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There was a sniff of governmental conspiracy about the proceedings.
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Mr. Narayan, 65, has been charged with obstructing governmental administration.
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Because that's what any sensible business or governmental agency does.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved Rep.
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At best, the governmental criteria for granting exclusions are opaque.
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Meeting Americans has reinforced my sense of deep governmental failure.
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A paranoid president firing employees over suspected massive governmental conspiracies?
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Opponents cast the restrictions as governmental overreach into personal choices.
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QUALIFICATIONS• Experience required with governmental relations and the legislative process.
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The privacy laws illustrate differing governmental views on citizens' rights.
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It is, comparatively, adorable insofar as governmental scandals go. Cute!
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Hizbullah, as everyone in the Middle East is aware, is the only body, governmental or non-governmental, that has been able to inflict significant military defeat on Israel—and not just once, but twice.
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However, a governmental accounting rule issued in August 2015 now requires local U.S. governments to report how much money they lose on corporate tax breaks for development projects - their own, or another nearby governmental entity.
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The only remaining governmental lawsuit is from the state of Arizona.
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The negotiations at governmental level were still ongoing, the spokesman said.
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Several governmental bodies offered activities for the children at the event.
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Government-approved accreditation also opens journalists up to further governmental scrutiny.
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But it raises questions for other politicians and governmental agencies. Rep.
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It is a limited-purpose, temporary assembly with no governmental authority.
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Governor Cuomo reckoned such opposition from state legislators was "governmental malpractice".
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He also runs a non-governmental organization tasked with restoring antiquities.
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"Really, most every governmental action probably offends somebody", Justice Gorsuch wrote.
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Governor Cuomo says such opposition from state legislators is "governmental malpractice".
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These smaller governmental entities will also engage in redistricting in 2021.
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A governmental probe will look into the cause of the disaster.
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"At the governmental level, we see an increased momentum," he said.
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And, to me, it's demeaning the whole governmental and political process.
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And there's no governmental oversight of what is in the product.
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The hack targeted email accounts set up for non-governmental communications.
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Carpenter has led governmental affairs at CTIA for nearly 85033 years.
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Its operatives took advantage of technological innovations and lax governmental oversight.
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He joins the environmental, energy and governmental law and policy practices.
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It does sound vaguely governmental, and I'm not sure how ... Yeah.
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But the danger of allowing governmental suppression of truth is real.
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"Dealing with climate change takes very assertive governmental action," he said.
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So, I think there's a governmental argument and a political argument.
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Congress must act promptly to deter this type of governmental discrimination.
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The debt figure is comprised of corporate, governmental and individual debt.
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I have spoken with many people in senior governmental policy positions.
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" Second, the governmental interest served by the regulation must be "substantial.
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Our traditional electoral, governmental and media institutions have lost their credibility.
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"Office of Records" suggested the letter came from a governmental agency.
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"I operate independently of any governmental bodies," she wrote in November.
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There's the stability that we now have governmental rights to each.
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Much of the shop's business comes from governmental and commercial commissions.
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Thus the need for the requisite Governmental Agency to oversee hibernation.
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He was promoted for his efforts and given prestigious governmental power.
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Here, governmental action is replaced by the strictures of computer code.
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As proposed by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, the center of this enterprise should be a hub for public-private sector collaboration, similar to the National Endowment for Democracy's fusion of governmental and non-governmental efforts.
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Representatives from non-governmental organizations often meet with Council on Ethics officials.
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"We're not considering some form of governmental executive orders," he told parliament.
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In the afternoon, he faced the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Such mistrust in governmental institutions has been building for some time now.
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Still, those governmental calls for ethnic equality have not eradicated the practice.
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You can certainly see it with governmental relationship with tribes and nations.
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Government enforcement is vital for animal protection, consumer protection and governmental accountability.
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There's a governmental document called a CRADA, it's a cooperative research agreement.
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"We haven't come across any of those governmental push-backs," Adle said.
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German non-governmental organization (NGO) Jugend Rettet also helped with the rescues.
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REN21 members include governments, industry associations, non-governmental organizations and academic institutions.
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What happens when the best of intentions leads to flawed governmental regulations?
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It was acquired in 2004 by France's Sanofi, with French governmental support.
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He also ran Hamyaran, an umbrella agency for Iranian non-governmental organizations.
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She's the top Democrat on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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But if it does happen, it has to be a governmental choice.
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A governmental crisis has been dragging on for more than a month.
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Instead, it's up to governmental branches to help level the playing field.
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Coordination with South Korea has been somewhat hampered by a governmental crisis.
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Non-governmental organisations were deemed agents of foreign influence; dissidents were jailed.
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The streetlights don't work, even in the governmental center of the city.
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Which governmental body will vote by next spring on abolishing the practice?
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Esper has served as Raytheon's vice president of governmental affairs since 6900.
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Mercosur has a small secretariat; the Pacific Alliance is purely inter-governmental.
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These facts raise the question of economic impacts of such governmental moves.
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A governmental preference among religions is precisely what the Establishment Clause prohibits.
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Esper has served as Raytheon's vice president of governmental affairs since 2010.
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PR also provides services to governmental bodies (11% of PR's revenue), e.g.
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Our meetings with key governmental and private sector leaders, including then-U.
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But it is clear from both satellite data and governmental action that
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral for Turin.
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Both would require establishment of a separate governmental unit to administer them.
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A governmental crackdown could have crushed the small and fractious Christian community.
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There are numerous reports by news outlets and governmental agencies documenting this.
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Governmental agencies don't have the resources to police every instance of fraud.
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The chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Sen.
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" He and Merritt were both indicted for "tampering with a governmental record.
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It's playing governmental favoritism and demanding to in fact not be equal.
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Mr. Trump, on the other hand, has 229 days of governmental experience.
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Together, these factors threaten not only public confidence, but also governmental functioning.
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Public spaces, governmental institutions, schools, cafes, and restaurants are all gender-segregated.
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" And that "the governmental 'apparatus' has an institutional history, memory and methodology.
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America's greatest governmental reforms have always married public accountability with sound administration.
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The governmental national security market for satellites represents another $3 billion market.
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That party campaigned on a platform of greater governmental accountability and transparency.
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And, in the face of suffering and struggle and governmental malfeasance, hope.
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Many of the violations occurred in countries where governmental authority is weak.
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"We took money away from the NGOs [non-governmental organizations]," he said.
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Our governmental structure is coalition-based, which makes it vulnerable to corruption.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee also plans a hearing.
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But Mr. Ricketts said he had no objection to a governmental visit.
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As I was a governmental employee, that speech should have been protected.
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It's hard to imagine DC statehood happening in the current governmental system.
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There have been no governmental limits like broadcasting standards and licensing requirements.
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THURSDAY: --The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee at 85033 a.m.
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But they remain, nonetheless, "non-governmental" in every sense of the word.
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"For the state Senate to oppose Amazon was governmental malpractice," Cuomo said.
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We are also calling on governmental and nongovernmental agencies to do more.
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These experts are of course not automatons merely carrying out governmental functions.
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Non-governmental partners, especially the private sector, are vital in this work.
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The politicians who control these different governmental bodies are, naturally, different people.
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Topics to be discussed under SBI 46 include gender and climate change, action for climate empowerment, and the effective engagement of non-Party stakeholders, like representatives of inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations as well as related industries.
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More specifically, some think freedom is essentially the right to seek wealth and happiness with minimal governmental restraint, whereas others say freedom requires governmental guarantees of basic economic security and full respect for the rights of marginalized groups.
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They have begun the process of building out an Office of Governmental Personnel.
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The impact of negative income shocks or governmental capacity was also very weak.
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Chinese organisations that receive foreign funding, particularly non-governmental ones, face increasing scrutiny.
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The island's debt involves almost 20 governmental issuers, and varied features like guarantees.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) suggested a governmental "validating system" that would enforce neutrality.
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However, whistleblowers make essential contributions to law enforcement and other important governmental policies.
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However, this does not mean that it should be ignored by governmental agencies.
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The crackdown has targeted some non-governmental organizations, independent media and opposition lawmakers.
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The former attorney and ADA also served as OU's VP of governmental relations.
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Supporting National Government: Fitch views inter-governmental relations as neutral to Naples' ratings.
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Mooney was employed in Nigeria by a non-governmental organization called Mercy Corps.
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Supermajorities The U.S. Constitution is full of "supermajority" rules that limit governmental power.
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That could imply the hackers are criminal rather than strictly governmental in nature.
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Milan's ratings.
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Unlike Carter, Reagan, and Clinton, Trump has no political or governmental experience whatsoever.
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Anonymity is not essential to the preservation of speech free from governmental interference.
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Closely related were advertisements alleging medical, governmental, and pharmaceutical corruption related to vaccines.
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A slew of former governmental officials from both parties -- including Democrats Louisiana Rep.
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Lew stops short of telling Congress exactly how it should handle governmental borrowing.
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"A private enterprise is a private enterprise, different than a governmental entity," Sen.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hold a 28500 a.m.
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Lankford is a member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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As non-governmental services, these companies have no constitutional obligations to protect speech.
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Retirement plans for federal and state governmental employees are not subject to ERISA.
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"I operate independently of any governmental bodies," she said in her Senate testimony.
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He sits on the Foreign Affairs and the Oversight and Governmental Reform committees.
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Several governmental authorities have expressed concern over a lack of regulation for cryptocurrencies.
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It's filled with posh, governmental curtains, a fireplace and a wooden round table.
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Claire McCaskill, the top Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Supporting National Government Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Naples' ratings.
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Three committees — Finance, Budget, and Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs — already do so.
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When governmental regulation loomed, the self-regulatory Comics Code Authority emerged that fall.
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Tariffs are typically a governmental tool to protect domestic industries and raise revenue.
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We are the party of economic freedom, personal liberty and limited governmental interference.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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But vaccination strategies are complex and must be guided by governmental health agencies.
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Mr. Neyfakh will contribute "Fiasco," an investigative show that delves into governmental imbroglios.
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Even after a massive governmental failure like the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Johnson is chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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Sefolosha, 31, was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct.
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We explain some governmental exercise guidelines and the purported benefits of HIIT training.
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The APHL represents state and local governmental health laboratories in the United States.
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The APHL represents state and local governmental health laboratories in the United States.
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He has founded two non-governmental organizations fighting the HIV epidemic in Africa.
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A decade ago, he made about $5,000 working at a local governmental office.
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Of course not, everyone is free to disapprove or reject Israeli governmental policy.
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He's sided with a foreign leader, Vladimir Putin, against his own governmental structures.
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This governmental environment has indirectly enabled more instances of corrupt or unethical activities.
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Nearly 40,000 nonprofits and non-governmental organizations use Salesforce for free, Benioff said.
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According to non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch (HRW), domestic violence remains widespread.
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Certainly, all people should be allowed to practice their religion without governmental interference.
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"We are enacting the most important governmental reform of our history," he said.
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On Wednesday, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, led by Sen.
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It's well known that all large companies look forward to receiving governmental contracts.
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Also keeping with international partnership, the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data pulls together support from more than 150 governmental, civic, and non-governmental organizations to develop innovative and accessible methods for exploring SDG progress through data collection and visualization.
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But with stronger inter-regional solidarity, the scopes of governmental power have also expanded.
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Bitcoin has survived hard forks and governmental regulations that were considered potential deal breakers.
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The video brought attention to the lack of governmental aid given to the neighborhood.
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In the interim, non-governmental research groups are working hard to fill the void.
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Amnesty, a non-governmental organization, regularly calls attention to human rights abuses in China.
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The top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Sen.
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That would be the sort of governmental action that would trigger First Amendment protections.
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The camp at Idomeni is unofficial and assistance there comes from non-governmental organizations.
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On Wednesday, he blamed non-governmental organizations for setting the fires, without providing evidence.
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Among the charges: tampering with a governmental record — though it wasn't clear what record.
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He fought in recent years to reduce governmental influence and make Airbus more normal.
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And we are going to invest in protecting our governmental networks and national infrastructure.
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It's a geo-political system that has governmental, financial, military, legal and religious components.
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Representatives from non-governmental organizations often meet officials from the fund's Council on Ethics.
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BITs are inter-governmental agreements that govern disputes between foreign investors and host states.
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Technological and governmental infrastructure for autonomous vehicles is well on its way to maturity.
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" On governmental spending priorities he said: "We have neglected our infrastructure for 20 years.
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The prospect of such governmental surveillance is as disturbing as it is eyebrow-raising.
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It goes to the very heart of our electoral system and our governmental system.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will question Mulvaney in the afternoon.
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Mulvaney's second hearing is beginning at the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee.
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McCaskill is the ranking Democrat on the Senate's Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The Office of Government Ethics has specific regulations forbidding governmental officials from endorsing products.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee was set to vote on Rep.
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So were all non-profits, staffing and recruiting firms, and educational and governmental institutions.
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Action is also being taken on a governmental level against potentially harmful fake news.
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We are also an inter-governmental organization that is registered with the United Nations.
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The commission would not address governmental revenue, which Democrats insist needs to go up.
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A governmental reform movement is perhaps the only way out of the current chaos.
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The shutdown doesn't mean all governmental operations cease entirely, but instead "nonessential" activities do.
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Egyptian non-governmental organizations have been targeted by a large phishing operation, researchers report.
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Perversely, the overtime rule would become a governmental roadblock on aspiration for ambitious employees.
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The governmental response by China has been swift in calling for Meng Wanzhou's release.
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After almost two years of deliberation, we won unanimously over the entire governmental objection.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will vet retired Marine Corps Gen.
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As events of 2016 alone have demonstrated, governmental internet control is much more widespread.
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At a recent meeting of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Sen.
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Porter Goss (R-Fla.), resigned under intense pressure amidst a fierce governmental turf battle.
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U.S. reflects the frustration of some citizens with slow governmental action on climate change.
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I would imagine few if any of the Russian Facebook clients are governmental agencies.
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He went to Schwulenberatung, a non-governmental organization that serves the city's L.G.B.T. community.
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The corresponding societal, governmental, duty is to leave the right-holder free from interference.
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He has plied his trade deftly across borders, language, cultural barriers and governmental intricacies.
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The storm caused officials to close schools and governmental offices in dozens of communities.
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McCaskill is the senior Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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A room full of deep suspicion of concentrated power, be it corporate or governmental.
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Nor does he have any military or governmental experience that might help him backfill.
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The company intends to continue the rest of its non-governmental U.S. operations normally.
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The shutdown doesn't mean all governmental operations cease entirely, just those deemed "nonessential" activities.
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Opinion Civic coalitions are succeeding at revitalizing old towns where governmental efforts have failed.
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All of this has happened with no real resources, new jobs or governmental assistance.
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To the Editor: The Times used to care about and fight for governmental transparency.
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That's the risk of a governmental embrace of companies like Facebook, Apple and Google.
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For India, it means equal governmental treatment for the constellation of the country's faiths.
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The governmental approval could thwart Comcast's efforts to take over Rupert Murdoch's entertainment empire.
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He had been charged with a misdemeanor count of willful disruption of governmental processes.
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There's even a group of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) dedicated to banning such machines.
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Also, who knows what that could mean in terms of regulation or governmental interference.
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Reward, rather than penalize agencies, both governmental and nongovernmental, that cooperate with other agencies.
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As a governmental agency, the NIH has to distribute grant money widely and carefully.
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The other two committees are the Budget and Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs panels.
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A visitor to a governmental website should be treated like a customer to Amazon.
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Joanne Lin is national director of advocacy and governmental affairs at Amnesty International USA.
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There are no intermediaries like banks, no governmental oversight or authority, and no fees.
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But whether that company is the "non-governmental third party" in question remains unknown.
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Jackson has described his approach to governmental service as one rooted in avoiding drama.
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Schools, hospitals, nursery schools and many other governmental institutions were closing down in multitudes.
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You won't see such incidents when the governmental system shifts to a presidential system.
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In the meantime, non-profits and non-governmental organizations are doing all they can.
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At a governmental level, we need to pay more attention to critical industrial infrastructure.
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What governmental or industry associations, if any, can take responsibility for this (besides Samsung)?
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CFIUS is an independent, multi-agency U.S. governmental body charged with protecting U.S. national security.
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Susan Liautaud, JD, PhD, advises corporate, nonprofit and governmental organizations and leaders on ethics matters.
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Earlier this month, the two appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, now head of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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All contemporary arts institutions are subject to governmental pressure in Vietnam, where censorship is common.
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Google doesn't publicly disclose what kind of data it provides to governmental and other authorities.
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The best health care is provided free of governmental interference in the patient-physician relationship.
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AIA expects the transaction to be completed in 2018, subject to regulatory and governmental approvals.
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The Bulgarian non-governmental Anti-Corruption Fund (ACF) alerted authorities to Adoniev's conviction last January.
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A "compulsory fee for speech to influence governmental policies" chafes against the First Amendment, too.
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This effort would be a big lift even in a period of intra-governmental cooperation.
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The Department of Defense's annual eleven-digit budget dwarfs that of all other governmental departments.
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The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority was the first governmental regulator to promote the term.
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It will also divert money currently paid to non-governmental organizations to the security forces.
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At worst, this will lead to a governmental crisis; at best, a pissed-off president.
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The genocide started by ISIS, thus continues through attrition because of governmental or bureaucratic inaction.
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The lessons of public choice can help us analyze the causes of today's governmental dysfunction.
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PiS has also tightened rules around other democratic pillars the media and non-governmental groups.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hear from Mulvaney in the afternoon.
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By 22019 it employed some 400,000 people working through thousands of commercial and governmental entities.
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So, too, were all non-profits, staffing and recruiting firms, and educational and governmental institutions.
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Ukrainian non-governmental organizations, including the Anti-Corruption Action Center, deplored the constitutional court's move.
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Five hours later, he will appear before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Lobbyists from the industry launched a campaign that likened governmental concern to a witch hunt.
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Legal enforcement of governmental responsibility is often the last and only recourse in these cases.
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Two innovations in particular were key to the success of this process of governmental reform.
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White doubts commercial astronauts will be fundamentally different from governmental space travelers in this way.
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First, municipal bonds represent an "IOU" issued by a governmental entity — usually state or local.
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This initial governmental concern for others, which sounds compassionate, carries with it a moral implication.
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Governmental and private studies, data collections and pilot programs are all good and remain necessary.
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Although that might be politically unpalatable to Democrats, it seems a pretty straightforward governmental move.
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Gary Peters before testifying before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday.
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And finally, we need governmental transparency to ensure these policies are effectively implemented and enforced.
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The watchlist is disseminated to a variety of governmental departments, foreign governments and police agencies.
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All Kingelez's futuristic visions assume economies of immense wealth and exclusively governmental or corporate purpose.
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Most important for workers, flexibility in governmental dictates is clearly preferable to lack of coverage.
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Today, remote governmental searches of computers pose public policy challenges that demand similar legislative attention.
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Third, CBP is considering options for medical assistance with other governmental partners, the agency said.
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Business and governmental leaders can come together, across all divisions, and forge a path forward.
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Second, it made the USOC a non-governmental organization and gave it zero public funding.
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The reality, he says, is that NASA, like any other governmental organization, has a surplus.
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It removed a president who threatened American democracy and the integrity of its governmental institutions.
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The accounting rule is Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 77 on Tax Abatement Disclosures.
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The government, opposition parties, non-governmental organizations and media had all come together, he said.
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Unlike you, I will continue to support every appropriate governmental measure, leaving political considerations aside.
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Parts of it have benefited from governmental largess, in particular the West Kowloon Cultural District.
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SPLC leveraged existing data sets, private and governmental, that categorize landmarks and historic site markers.
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Its charge was to safeguard the revolution and Iran's new governmental system of clerical rule.
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Mr. Issacharoff noted that in this litigation, the plaintiffs are not individuals but governmental entities.
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Although they call themselves bureaus, there is nothing governmental about what these private companies do.
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Humanitarian agencies, both governmental and NGO, are constituted to house and nurture the rescued victims.
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And in particular, they want to develop the governmental capacities to resist any outside influence.
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Democratic politicians have tended to be the ones advocating governmental policies to limit drug prices.
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Mr. Wells said that governmental officials who attend Defcon fall into one of three categories.
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There was a massive effort to target government and nongovernmental — near-governmental agencies like nonprofits.
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Between settlements and successful court decisions, we regularly make a small dent in governmental secrecy.
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We came--to Davos expecting to hear about this ESG, Environmental, Social and Governmental issues.
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This isn't the first time "OK boomer" has made its way into official governmental proceedings.
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Potential buyers must obtain governmental permission, which is granted on a case-by-case basis.
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Ron Johnson, a Trump ally and chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The second thing, this is actually a threat vector that is disproportionately non-governmental. Right?
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee advanced the legislation at a meeting Wednesday.
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But subordinating them to a governmental Ministry of Truth is likely to make things worse.
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"The CFPB's single-director structure diminishes freedom from governmental tyranny," the firm told the court.
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The Committee on State and Local Governmental Operations received the bill on May 223, 222.
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We came--to Davos expecting to hear about this ESG, Environmental, Social and Governmental issues.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will also consider nominations at 10 a.m.
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It will be the first governmental polls since the city's social unrest began in June.
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Anarchy can no longer be defined as freedom from oppression or lack of governmental control.
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At 242 years of age, the U.S. has reached the leading edge of governmental decrepitude.
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He also calls for expanding who is eligible for governmental subsidies to buy health insurance.
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The legislation is currently under consideration by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The text warns that "woman's degraded, helpless position" and disenfranchisement violated America's founding governmental principles.
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Women got the vote, and the first governmental Ministry of Health was founded in 21968.
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He could obtain zoning and other governmental approvals that made the projects instant successes financially.
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An executive order freezing new governmental regulations puts science-based agencies' regulatory powers on pause.
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In those cases, courts will demand a closely tailored fit to a compelling governmental purpose.
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Since we now also know Strzok and Page attempted to circumvent discovery of their efforts to influence the Clinton email server investigation by switching to non-governmental electronic devices, as highlighted by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Comey's insistence beggars belief.
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Whether it is a "Marshall Plan for Africa," which would aid initiatives to deter migration, or other internal governmental and non-governmental actions, Africa needs a tangible commitment that will pave the way for creating long-term opportunities though education, technical training and investments.
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Broad institutional and governmental change is what the Gilded Age triggered in the ensuing Progressive Era.
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Hijazi, 30, founded Belady, a non-governmental organization that promotes a better life for street children.
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Collective efforts to regulate or provide social safety nets through public or governmental intervention are rejected.
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Anecdotal information indicates that businesses and governmental agencies around the world are the primary culprits here.
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Once they served their sentences, they got married, and they had successful careers within governmental organizations.
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Too often, governmental sites are poorly planned and don't address one or more of those challenges.
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This time, it's coming from Amnesty International, a non-governmental organization that focuses on human rights.
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An aggressive public option and governmental price-setting in health care would deflate medical sector rents.
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She was citing the recent separation of families at the southern U.S. border by governmental agencies.
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Non governmental organization Practical Action has been helping to set up micro-hydropower plants in Nepal.
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Ron Johnson, the chair of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said of the text.
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Until now, its expansion plans in India were hindered by governmental restrictions on foreign direct investment.
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When you are dealing with a governmental agency, many critical points are matters of public concern.
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Kovrig works for the International Crisis Group (ICG) non-governmental organisation which focuses on conflict resolution.
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Cash is flowing in and out and the IRS and other governmental organizations want a peek.
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A recent study showed 90 percent of people do not have good confidence in governmental institutions.
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Between geopolitical scandals, governmental incompetence, and global climate change, you're probably in need of some escape.
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Any expert on bureaucracy will tell you that governmental institutions are very resistant to being eliminated.
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But his delivery, too, was indistinguishable from the corporate and governmental elite he claimed to confront.
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Another activist, Sandra Merritt, was also indicted on a charge of tampering with a governmental record.
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During China's Great Leap Forward of the 1950s, governmental officials pushed the country to quickly industrialize.
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"They don't want a treaty, but it is governmental, what they are asking for," he adds.
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It's a really sweet kind of hippie mafia based on organic food and non-governmental lifestyle.
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At that point, every single seat of Greenwood's governmental representation was held by a white person.
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The new simulation instead will focus less on the scientific questions, and more on governmental response.
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The move is part of a wider governmental push to replace expatriate workers with Saudi citizens.
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But what's a traveler to do with generic governmental guidance for travel to mostly peaceful countries?
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However, the facilities do provide essential governmental services, so there is inherent value in the properties.
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Although the charges were dropped, Youssef later canceled his show under immense governmental pressure after Gen.
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Over a hundred countries, as well as non governmental organizations, have been invited for the Dec.
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Around 80 such cisterns have been restored so far by a coalition of non-governmental organisations.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, was also charged with obstructing governmental administration, a police spokesman said on Thursday.
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There's been resistance to those claims from both governmental and business quarters in Malaysia and Indonesia.
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First, the United States doesn't have a central governmental authority comparable to the National Health Service.
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And now governmental regulation of Facebook and other social media appears to be a fait accompli.
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So were all non-profits, staffing and recruiting firms, as well as educational and governmental institutions.
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The IPE is a non-governmental organization which has a close relationship with China's environment ministry.
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The hackers misspelled the name of a Sri Lankan non-governmental organisation, writing "foundation" as "fandation".
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Americans want him to place Americans into governmental positions that understand their issues and their lives.
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Even with a limited governmental resume, Obama capitalized on the trappings of the pop culture world.
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Do we need to reconsider other types of governmental structures beyond the format of the presidency?
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The pharma giant hired Sussman to run their lobbying and governmental affairs efforts back in 2007.
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Non-governmental organizations brought over half the cases analyzed, including the bulk of the "pro" lawsuits.
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SADO Somalia, a local non-governmental organization, said its executive director Abdullahi Isse Abdulle had died.
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Rather, most growth in Western countries is backed by private industry, as opposed to governmental entities.
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This division was meant to protect liberty by making it more difficult to abuse governmental power.
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Why isn't the FBI giving Andrew McCabe text massages to Judicial Watch or appropriate governmental authorities.
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But a nationwide law prevents non-governmental companies from running the same test on their candidates.
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The decision ... thus threatens to disrupt the distribution of governmental authority in nearly half of Oklahoma.
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Now, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will try to hash out the issue.
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A whistleblower is someone like Snowden, who shed light on governmental actions that violated the constitution.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) amid a political standoff that has resulted in a partial governmental shutdown.
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Governmental granting organizations, such as the National Science Foundation, tend to give money for incremental research.
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Participants at the Paris meeting included producers, consumers, non-governmental organizations and representatives of the DRC.
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Some 80 participants, both government and non-governmental, from 19 Arab countries are expected to attend.
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The Green New Deal resolution recognizes the multi-faceted nature of the governmental response we need.
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It endorses the science as explained recently by the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
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Around 80 such cisterns have been restored so far by a coalition of non-governmental organizations.
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Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Ron Jonson (R-Wis.) said he and Sen.
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The press, under our First Amendment, play a vital role in checking governmental abuse and tyranny.
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The hearing is being conducted by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Investigations.
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Neil is also on the board of the non-profit, non-governmental organization, Human Rights Watch.
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As a governmental issue, Brexit involves prosaic problems such as how to get trucks through ports.
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A large governmental response makes sense, because how else could you fix things at this scale?
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He is charged with cleaning up that sport, and sees governmental foot-dragging everywhere he looks.
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And intelligence maps are a distinct design challenge, as they can influence governmental strategy and policy.
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Any governmental authority should have safeguards that get reconfigured as it is used and, unfortunately, abused.
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Health organizations and governmental bodies across the world are taking steps to protect their vulnerable populations.
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Each of them was subsequently extinguished by governmental or private sector actions that rebuilt that confidence.
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There are two other critical features that can give a court independence from other governmental branches.
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He was a guy with virtually no political principles or governmental ideas when he started out.
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Developing a long-term, coordinated funder base—one that fervently fights for governmental programs—is paramount.
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This goes to show that freedom of speech is the cornerstone of our entire governmental system.
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Do you think governmental policies will be developed to address some of the issues raised here?
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Whether provided through a humanitarian or governmental program, about how much do school feeding programs cost?
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Advertised Salary:• $45,85033 - $50,000Pre-employment: • Criminal Background Check• Fingerprinting CheckOther Information:• Some level of governmental experience.
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Many just survived without a paycheck for weeks on account of an unnecessarily long governmental shutdown.
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The possibility of governors checking senators has deeper implications for governmental relations in the United States.
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A city once trapped in a slower, poorer era because of governmental neglect is being remade.
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" In a democracy, Welch protested, "there is a centralization of governmental power in a simple majority.
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" In a democracy, Welch protested, "there is a centralization of governmental power in a simple majority.
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Ernst serves on the Senate Armed Services Committee and Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Those ideologically committed to a light governmental hand on the market might prefer the antitrust alternative.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Nov.
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In actuality, double taxation is one governmental identity subjecting an identical income stream to two taxes.
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Details are sketchy, but Beijing implied Kovrig may have violated rules regarding foreign non-governmental organizations.
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Downsizing vocabulary by the CDC and other governmental agencies clearly illustrates a desire to manipulate messages.
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Alongside the governmental control that Britain exerted over its colonies, it effectively controlled their economies, too.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on the 2020 Census.
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Phil Squair is Senior Vice President of Public and Governmental Affairs for National Propane Gas Association.
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He's obviously qualified to do a lot of things, but he doesn't have any governmental experience.
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That creates a strong motivation to let development occur with as little governmental interference as possible.
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The Constitution says that Congress is the only governmental body with the power to declare war.
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I hope that people take it seriously, and work within our governmental system to change that.
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ICAN is a coalition of non-governmental organizations from around 100 different countries around the globe.
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Paglen's photographs are nighttime shots of governmental security agencies, taken directly after Edward Snowden's great reveal.
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In the 1950s, Fed comics depicted "a world of white men operating computers with white female receptionists or administrative assistants in subordinate positions," said Paul Hirsch, a scholar at the University of Texas who has studied the use of comic books by governmental and quasi-governmental agencies.
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"Instead of saying 'God,' he would say 'dad,' so there wouldn't be any governmental interception," Ramsey said.
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Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, is ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The genius of the American system is to not leave all governmental power with the federal government.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, faces charges for filing the false police report and obstructing governmental administration, police said.
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In France, four non-governmental groups, including Greenpeace and Oxfam, fired the starting gun on Dec. 17.
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It was undergoing major governmental reform and its first direct presidential election was still five years away.
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Segregated schools under the law and official governmental discrimination against women, gays, and lesbians would be permissible.
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He said some stuff about media collusion with governmental agencies and civil emergency and yadda yadda yadda.
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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This morning, there has been talk about reducing governmental subsidies to teams that supported players who protested.
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Russia lobbied strenuously against the impending membership, using diplomatic and non-governmental resources including the Orthodox Church.
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This past summer, President Donald Trump banned U.S. governmental use of Huawei products over these surveillance concerns.
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Those debts were in the form of municipal bonds issued by three governmental authorities on the island.
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Kovrig works for the International Crisis Group (ICG), a non-governmental organisation which focuses on conflict resolution.
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ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack, according to the non-governmental counter-terror monitoring organization SITE.
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Does he think the Palestinian people are capable of governing themselves without Israeli military and governmental interference?
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Trump's team suffered from having very little understanding about the governmental process in his core leadership group.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, was charged with obstructing governmental administration and filing a false report, according to police.
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We haven't been in a position before where we have to be guarded against governmental misinformation before.
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I think it raises more questions about the Clinton Foundation than it does about the governmental process.
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Led by Bersih, a coalition of non-governmental organisations, it was the fifth mass protest since 2007.
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But he urged the government not to look at the peace process from a "narrow governmental window".
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Non-governmental groups say while pipes and containers could provide temporary reprieve, they cannot be the solution.
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With these issues in mind, private companies and governmental agencies are taking appropriate steps to address them.
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Advocacy, governmental and charitable groups will never be able to pay as much as the private sector.
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It didn't require a pharmaceutical company to sign onboard, or a governmental grant to fund the research.
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At the extreme end of transparency, many governmental employees' salaries are publicly available, depending on the state.
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The resulting committee visited governmental polygraph units and reviewed almost a century of scientific papers and data.
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Questions regarding the information requested in an SSI should be directed to the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission.
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The actor Matt Damon has spoken of his partnership with Stella Artois and non-governmental organization Water.
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Some EU governments want that money to go to non-governmental groups in Turkey, not to Ankara.
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Many of these innovations currently fly inches, or miles, below the radar of public and governmental awareness.
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Belykh said contributions should go to a non-governmental fund called "Vyatka," according to seven people present.
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Seibert said an inter-governmental memorandum of understanding approving the deal would be signed later on Monday.
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But in Indonesia, several governmental and religious groups see outright pornographic imagery on the instant noodle package.
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That victory came 47 years after his father, Pierre Trudeau, first won the country's top governmental office.
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There are these governmental, bureaucratic challenges that exist throughout this problem, and that makes it even trickier.
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With the left largely out of power, prosecutors will be the last bastion of liberal, governmental activism.
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Veselnitskaya is the founder of a non-governmental organization called the Human Rights Accountability Global Initiative Foundation.
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He serves on the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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This omission has led to governmental failure when it comes to protecting religious minorities from religious-harassment.
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Someone needs to tell Sessions that the First Amendment frowns upon governmental power being used that way.
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Chinese device manufacturers, and Jolla has also recently started new corporate and governmental customer projects in Europe.
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The resulting documentary is a gripping account of the staggering financial crisis and our governmental institutions' response.
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Some governmental jurisdictions in Texas are acting along similar lines to develop more rigorous identification systems, too.
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Part of what has hampered governmental action against the Five is the unusual nature of their power.
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Fitch has also affirmed Quechan's $30 million in governmental project bonds (general obligation bonds) at 'B-/RR4'.
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Covington is the senior vice president of governmental affairs and general counsel for the Insured Retirement Institute.
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Financial institutions and non-governmental organisations serving poor countries have been hit particularly hard by the withdrawal.
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He is a shareholder with the Polsinelli Law Firm in the White Collar Defense & Governmental Investigations Group.
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For Trump, who had no previous political, governmental, military or diplomatic experience, the transition was especially stark.
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The European Climate Foundation, a non-governmental group, will be the leading partner in Europe, it said.
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The administration has already passed measures narrowing the court's remit and increasing governmental control over the judiciary.
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Khosrowshahi has emphasized rider safety, driver rights and better governmental relations in his 10 months as CEO.
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While the industry will lead the forum's operating board, non-governmental groups will head an advisory board.
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He currently serves as president & CEO of DisruptDC, a nonpartisan business coalition devoted to structural governmental reform.
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Governmental public health systems at every level are crumbling due to chronic underfunding and increasing population size.
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Bolsonaro also suggested — without evidence — that non-governmental organizations are setting the fires to damage his reputation.
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"No innocent American merits the governmental treatment Stone received," he wrote in an op-ed on Thursday.
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This behavior of the media is just as troubling as the behavior of the various governmental agencies.
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Unlike aid with dying, now legal in five states, it doesn't require governmental action or physicians' authorization.
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The Bill of Rights was written precisely to protect individuals against governmental abuses of power like this.
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Orban now wants to enact laws that force non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to register with the government.
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EDT tomorrow: The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is holding a hearing on federal rulemaking.
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Overall, public attitudes about antibiotics need to change in order to support new governmental policies regulating them.
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Of course, New Jersey has lots of problems, but a bad state governmental structure isn't among them.
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Or look at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who famously quoted Romans 13 to justify absolute governmental authority.
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"It's quite unpleasant," said Thurber of this unpredictable yet dragging and utterly dysfunctional governmental state of affairs.
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It was written by Christopher Portier from the U.S.-based non-governmental organisation the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Kovrig works for the International Crisis Group (ICG), a non-governmental organization which focuses on conflict resolution.
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It fails to separate governmental suppression of expression from the much less influential act of media critique.
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This is happening after more than a century that was largely defined by governmental and cultural dismissal.
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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As opposed to you, I will continue to support every appropriate governmental measure, leaving political considerations aside.
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That included $936 million in governmental food aid and $248 million in aid through international relief agencies.
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No prosecutor — or indeed governmental official of any kind — should work on a matter under these circumstances.
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Goldman has disclosed receiving subpoenas "from various governmental and regulatory bodies" as part of the 1MDB investigation.
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I spoke to our senators, and I believe what they did failed to meet the governmental need.
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I spoke to our senators, and I believe what they did failed to meet the governmental need.
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"There needs to be a shared understanding of the principles underlying our governmental system," he told me.
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Governmental lawyers counter-argued that the ban was necessary because it was in interests of national security.
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Better governmental oversight, restructuring contracts to specify desirable results, and more public transparency would improve the industry.
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Even so, they've always maintained regular democratic elections, governmental transparency, and a free, unrestrained, and unrelenting press.
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Whatever his intentions may be, the resulting uncertainty casts a pall of doubt over governmental decision-making.
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The European Commission is not the only governmental body to tell its staff to switch to Signal.
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He said for example a non-governmental organization may reveal how many people China execute each year.
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Hart is executive vice president of Governmental Affairs and Political Operations at the Florida Chamber of Commerce.
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Global governmental action on climate change has lost momentum since the 2015 Paris climate agreement was reached.
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All three candidates are crisscrossing the world, trying to persuade governmental health ministers to swing to them.
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The non-governmental organization identified the ties between Eni and Gokana and shared the findings with Reuters.
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The agency is an inter-governmental body that aims to help countries transition to sustainable energy sources.
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A joint review by 10 governmental air regulators of the MAX's certification started on Monday in Seattle.
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In September 2019, China Labor Watch, another non-governmental organization, reported ongoing worker rights violations at Foxconn.
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Finally, Trump and the Republicans are defeating the very purpose of the structure of separated governmental powers.
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During the crisis governmental support continued to fall, leaving cities without a buffer against the market downturn.
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"Wrestling has shown a long, rich history of transcending politics and participating despite governmental disagreements," Bender said.
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A joint review by 10 governmental air regulators of the Max's certification started on Monday in Seattle.
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Canadian cinema is institutionalized to begin with, as filmmakers depend on governmental financing bodies like Telefilm Canada.
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The businesses feared tax inquiries and other governmental retaliation if they did not donate, Mr. Lee said.
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Transportation companies didn't know how to classify a non-medical, non-governmental, purely recreational can of air.
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Kennedy, who separated himself from Roberts on this point, believed diversity could be a compelling governmental goal.
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Governmental procurement problems are caused by a central paradox: Cost-cutting in IT makes everything more expensive.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee announced on Wednesday that Horowitz will appear on Dec.
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Governmental employers, including public universities, would get tax credits for mandated worker leave due to the coronavirus.
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Under Communism, most teams were linked either to a governmental department or to a government-controlled industry.
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Mr. Bates was held on charges of assault, resisting arrest, theft of services and obstructing governmental administration.
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John Kasich, a moderate with extensive governmental experience and a willingness to compromise, is an also-ran.
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Whatever the causes, UK advocacy groups and governmental officials say they are taking the situation very seriously.
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Political parties were seen as overly strong and corrupt, and as exerting undue control over governmental processes.
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He thought it would be like the kind of non-governmental aid organization school that he'd seen before.
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Do we really need 80 or 100 states in our country, each its own governmental bodies and bureaucracies?
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So how do we continue to change the culture even if we don't have legislative or governmental support?
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It took on Western forms of economic, military and governmental organisation in order to fight off Western imperialism.
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That move bans international non-governmental organizations that perform or promote abortions from receiving any US government funding.
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The Lebanese non-governmental organization is currently soliciting stories from individuals negatively affected by an exam internet shutdown.
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But her story soon supplied incontrovertible evidence of governmental interference, involving officials at the highest levels of government.
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And unlike the U.S. Congress, which is responsible for America's legislation, the Chinese Congress has less governmental power.
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"I operate independently of any governmental bodies," she wrote in a November statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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But after his TED talk last year, a woman from a Manila non-governmental organisation got in touch.
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Several non-governmental and journalist organizations have called the arrests an attack on the freedom of the press.
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Non-governmental organization Pew has said half of all international mining areas should be declared no-mining zones.
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PRISM, McCarthyism, and Japanese internment camps were the results of governmental unfettered access to much less sophisticated technology.
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Oulu-based Bittium is the maker of Tough Mobile, a secure smartphone tailored for governmental and military use.
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The show, available now on CrunchyRoll, is about Jean Otus, an inspector for the civilian governmental organization ACCA.
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At this point, Huck's black ops past can be chalked up as general governmental skullduggery and left unexamined.
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When real governmental goals are blatant fantasy, why not present your own wildest hopes as a viable alternative?
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It took a special session called by Governor Jerry Brown to get around the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee.
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He expects that buyers will include community clinics across the country run by the BRAC non-governmental organization.
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Global Witness, a non-governmental organization, estimated the value of Myanmar's jade production at $31 billion in 2014.
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Someone would need to pay for all of this, be it the government or a non-governmental agency.
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Steve Rogers, who has seen his share of governmental corruption in his 90 years or so, does not.
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Indictment in office would subvert the "underlying dynamics of our governmental system in profound and necessarily unpredictable ways".
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"Private organisations", he wrote, "do not have a constitutional right to obtain governmental funding to support their activities".
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The Court's opinion stated that Americans have a right to "protection from governmental intrusion" into their private lives.
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ITALY's governmental crisis was already the longest since the foundation of the republic after the second world war.
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He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, from which he also received a master's degree in governmental administration.
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India's first hospital for elephants, run by a non-governmental organization, opened in the northern town of Mathura.
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But some of the governmental changes could also portend real improvements, for example better environmental and financial regulation.
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Non-governmental organizations and artists that document or dramatize conditions for Palestinians complain about legislation scrutinizing their funding.
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" But that's not a good idea because it could escalate a conflict, and "that's an inherently governmental responsibility.
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The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission has the authority over what information is requested and what is made public.
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St. Louis Cathedral and the Cabildo , Spain&aposs governmental seat in Louisiana, also are on Friday&aposs itinerary.
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Even in the most forbidding markets, private capital coupled with intrepid non-governmental organizations can drive positive results.
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The Abu Dhabi museum was set up under a 2007 inter-governmental agreement between Paris and Abu Dhabi.
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Heyman had to pay a $85033,000 bond and was charged with willful disruption of governmental processes, a misdemeanor.
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Several non-governmental and journalist organisations have called the arrests an attack on the freedom of the press.
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Two senior Russian governmental officials involved in budget discussions confirmed the authenticity of the document, drafted last month.
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As a private, non-governmental effort, we are able to plead, pressure and creatively find solutions to cases.
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"When you are dealing with a governmental agency, many critical points are matters of public concern," he said.
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Finally, Wyden would like all governmental agencies to remove Flash from its desktop computers by the same date.
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And yet Trump imagines an even larger scope of both presidential authority and governmental action than even Roosevelt.
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To help run his new governmental team like a business, Kushner has cobbled together a team of billionaires.
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The event was hosted by Yoro Railway Co Ltd and a non-governmental organization called Kitten Cafe Sanctuary.
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Immunization success requires implementers in these countries—non-governmental organizations, faith-based organizations, healthcare fieldworkers and faith leaders.
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National level Nationwide governmental services have always varied in China, with different funding parameters allotted to different regions.
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That person "could guide the administration on inter-governmental affairs as it applies to local governments," Cornett said.
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State taxes are collected to pay for essential governmental services, such as infrastructure, education, sanitation and many more.
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" A Russian delegate said he had "serious doubts about whether this organization really is a non-governmental organization.
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The governmental official informed Branson that he had not called making a request and nobody had been kidnapped.
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Increasing payroll taxes is a political statement that Social Security is relatively more important than other governmental priorities.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee passed the Administrative Leave Act of 2016, introduced by Sen.
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Working in partnership with governments, non-governmental organizations and farmers, I'm confident in our ability to do so.
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The bill was promptly referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, where it sits today.
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Let's allow for the operations, these governmental functions in these six other departments, allow for them to continue.
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Some EU governments now want frozen funds to go to non-governmental groups in Turkey, not to Ankara.
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They involve think-tankers and officials, but are not inter-governmental talks, allowing participants more freedom to speak.
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Stephen Biegun, Ford's vice president of international governmental affairs, will travel with the secretary to Pyongyang next week.
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LLA has secured partnerships with NGOs (non-governmental organizations), Cambodia's Ministry of Education and the International Labor Organization.
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This show is MANDATORY watching if you want to understand the massive governmental corruption and the Russian Hoax.
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Vice President Pence speaks to a governmental affairs conference of the Credit Union National Association at 22019 a.m.
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No traditions existed as to where people should sit, who speaks first, and other matters of governmental decorum.
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In 1978, Andujar helped found the first non-governmental organization, the Pro-Yanomami Commission (CCPY), to represent them.
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USA Gymnastics has cooperated fully with any governmental investigation and will continue to do so in the future.
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Non-governmental groups like Slum Dwellers International (SDI) are also doing useful work at grassroots level, said Odendaal.
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Through ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee, government will be a voice at the table – but not the only voice.
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Asgardia is a non-governmental organization that wants to become the first kingdom and nation-state in space.
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Developing nations, donor governments, international institutions and non-governmental organizations will participate, sharing and coordinating knowledge and support.
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The First Amendment protects us against governmental intrusions; it does not (yet) protect speech on privately owned platforms.
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Citizens have a right to be free from governmental interference with respect to their speech, association, religion, etc.
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And yet, in the roughly 30 years this industry has existed, no OPO has lost its governmental contract.
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But buried elsewhere in the IRS Code is that aforementioned governmental glitch known as the "prior use" rule.
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The dioxin found in Tropodo is the end product in a chain of malfeasance, carelessness and governmental neglect.
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It reflects a very different governmental approach concerning the environment than the one by former President Barack Obama.
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Contemporary spaceflight is impractical by virtue of being unsustainable; it's a pursuit for governmental agencies and rich visionaries.
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It's because of a perception that governmental regulation and policy is no longer guided by the best science.
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Gavin Newsom, according to a poll by the University of California - Berkley's Institute of Governmental Studies released Thursday.
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This call to action has renewed debate about appropriate collective and governmental actions to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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The advent of memorial spaceflights coincides with the recent surge of non-governmental activity in the space environment.
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We developed strong attachments to figures like Duke Belt, one of the random governmental figures in the city.
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But, if confirmed, Barr may soon experience at first hand Trump's disregard for the norms of governmental conduct.
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Uber had its eyes on medical or governmental transportation, but its exploration ended up going in other directions.
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It's not due to a lack of nursing education, but rather a lack of institutional and governmental preparedness.
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The request to withdraw Mr. Vitiello's nomination surprised officials on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The two senators, who sent the letter on Wednesday, lead the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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LENS Over three decades, the photographer has covered major events, natural disasters and the struggle against governmental abuses.
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But we could create some governmental structures for dealing with the aftermath, as we do with natural disasters.
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Amitai's death from measles was confirmed by the Emek Hefer Regional Council, a local governmental authority in Israel.
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The inter-governmental body, in its first full outlook for the 2019/20 season which begins on Oct.
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Mark Cuban, owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, has wisely counseled, no governmental interventions now being considered should
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Here, wearing sheets or nothing at all, Russia's financial and governmental elite let the week's worries seep away.
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It is practiced by nonpartisan, international non-governmental organizations such as mine, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems.
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Schuster's group has urged political parties and non-governmental organizations to work together to combat right-wing extremism.
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The only effective means courts have to prevent or stop governmental violations of constitutional rights is through injunctions.
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Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that operated there last year have largely been replaced by the Libyan Coast Guard.
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The FATF, an inter-governmental agency based in Paris, said in a statement that Myanmar had "made progress".
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GOLDMAN SACHS - COOPERATING WITH U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AND REGULATORY INVESTIGATIONS RELATING TO 1MDB
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What will is "changing the underlying economics" through financing cleaner energy producers and governmental measures like carbon taxes.
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Unfortunately the Democratic House plans to pass H.R. 2628, a misguided solution that would impose governmental price controls.
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She is charged with committing "negligence by a governmental official" while overseeing a politically charged 2007 arbitration case.
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McCarthy led a Cold War-era inquisition of alleged Communists who he claimed had infiltrated American governmental institutions.
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"Governor Cuomo is turning this Christmas special session into a weapon of governmental mass dysfunction," said Mr. Kaehny.
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Stella Artois continues its tie-up with Matt Damon to promote its partnership with non-governmental organization Water.org.
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Where Moses privileged governmental power (and his own), Jacobs favored preservation and the natural order of neighborhood life.
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Metrics of trust in a range of governmental institutions — legislatures, courts, civil service — are falling across advanced democracies.
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Lastly, we arrive at the external factors, most notably governmental crash standards, general vehicle legislation and other laws.
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You might ask yourself why the quasi-governmental Federal Reserve doesn't just buy bonds directly from the Treasury.
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"We sell to official, governmental LEAs" — law-enforcement agencies — "and security agencies ONLY," Vincenzetti wrote in an email.
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Opaque forces, corporate and governmental, are shaping the ability of individuals worldwide to exercise their freedom of expression.
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In the world Steve Rogers has known, these governmental structures have repeatedly proven themselves to be completely untrustworthy.
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"NOAA personnel are working with state of Hawaii and non-governmental partners in this situation," the agency said.
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Laws placing "undue restrictions" on non-governmental organizations and restricting the media should also be revised, the U.N. said.
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Opponents of governmental backdoors are talking about the privacy and safety of everyone who uses technology and the internet.
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" A Facebook spokesperson said the company is "in touch with relevant Russian governmental bodies regarding its activities in Russia.
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These pronouncements are the governmental equivalent of pledging to drop 100 pounds without considering details like diet or exercise.
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Another potential result of the governmental infighting is that minority groups in Sri Lanka could see their fortunes slide.
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Alibaba, Weibo, Tencent and others grew up using structures of dubious legality and peddling products that aroused governmental anxiety.
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He acquires military technology, including weapons, aircraft, tanks, missiles, and computers, on behalf of governmental clients around the globe.
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Last week, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a citywide ban on governmental use of the technology for surveillance.
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Southwest Airlines expects to delay the start of its first service to Hawaii that's still waiting on governmental approval.
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Obst is representing a "scandalous and sometimes illegal" industry, said Craig Holman, a governmental ethics lobbyist at Public Citizen.
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"Citizens of America control this country through their selection of their governmental officials at the ballot box," Sessions said.
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He's currently a partner at Nelson Mullins in Greenville, South Carolina, dealing with corporate and governmental compliance and investigations.
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Human Rights Watch, an international non-governmental organization, called on Bangladesh to investigate the killings of the two activists.
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Paul Polman describes Unilever, the consumer-goods firm he runs, as a non-governmental organisation committed to cutting poverty.
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For now, disclosures to governmental and law enforcement agencies are seen by the system as sufficient protection for others.
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Park worked for North Korean governmental hacking group the Lazarus Group and is believed to be in North Korea.
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She thinks fundraising for non-governmental partners on the ground should be a priority within Global Citizen's commitment scheme.
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Another center employee, Sandra S. Merritt, 62, was indicted on a felony charge of tampering with a governmental record.
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"Offer satellite-based broadband and communications services for residential, commercial, institutional, governmental, and professional users throughout Australia," Botwin wrote.
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Beyond governmental overrreach, we should also consider the smartphone is a special, if not unique object in our history.
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Non-governmental organizations and even U.N. agencies have expressed concern about the legal and moral implications of the deal.
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There's a booming industry dedicated to providing governmental agencies with tools to hack and spy on computers and cellphones.
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And again, the Governmental Organization Committee changed the bill's language to say that e-cigarettes are not tobacco products.
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In fact, studies of alternative diets have received miniscule governmental funding compared to research into the low-fat diet.
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Identity fraud can involve criminals making fake insurance claims for property or governmental benefits with stolen Social Security numbers.
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But even less controversial harm-reduction policies are being stymied by governmental inertia and a misunderstanding of the evidence.
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The information came from the Moroccan navy and a Spanish non-governmental organisation, Caminando Fronteras (Walking Borders), he added.
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Free speech isn't supposed to be free of consequences — but it is supposed to be free of governmental intervention.
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They declare different sorts of stocks off limits, and they assess environmental, social and governmental performance in varying ways.
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And increasingly we're being asked by state governments or through federated governments to design programs from a governmental standpoint.
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Along with the governmental and private partnership, Society 5.0 harnesses AI to address problems that continue to plague society.
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She's determined to reach her grandmother's home, but is forced to contend with dangerous governmental officials with ill intent.
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We just don't have the civil society or governmental infrastructure to ensure that law enforcement would not abuse that.
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The partnership's purpose is to increase both economic and governmental compatibility and co-operation with the EU's eastern neighbours.
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If it sticks the landing, Moon Express will be the first non-governmental entity to venture to the Moon.
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As non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have boosted rescue operations in the Mediterranean they have repeatedly clashed with Libya's coastguard.
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The virtual nature of the transactions could side-step governmental bureaucracy to make geographic limitations irrelevant within its context.
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Researchers found that governmental agencies fail to follow protocols, respond, record and investigate crimes of rape and sexual assault.
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"The irony is that the US CLOUD Act allows their governmental entities to access data across borders," Guo said.
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Local non-governmental organizations say their number is close to 10,000 and they mostly arrived from Bulgaria and Macedonia.
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Gecamines says international non-governmental organisations have overstated the firm's revenues while understating its contributions to the national treasury.
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But James Mupfumi, who heads the Center for Research and Development, a local non-governmental investigative organization, is skeptical.
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The non-governmental Nicaraguan Human Rights Center says the death toll since the start of the unrest is 129.
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Those elected officials will shape the police department based on the will of the governmental unit in that jurisdiction.
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Knowledge of law should be useful to the governmental body in charge of making laws...at least in theory.
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The Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC), the entity under the ICANN umbrella that represents governments' interests, supports the IANA transition.
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Almost certainly, the French will want to have an inter-governmental fiscal management to preserve the appearance of sovereignty.
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And sponsors of pension plans — whether corporate, governmental or multi-employer — need to ensure they are doing their part.
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The obvious costs of keeping such a significant, quasi-governmental function under wraps rarely rank as a corporate concern.
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Whoever wins the second round of voting, the economy will need to be at the forefront of governmental policy.
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We contacted the city, police, and all other governmental agencies to inquire about the regulations for opening a truck.
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Under its current president Evo Morales, Bolivia has a robust history of rejecting US aid, whether governmental or philanthropic.
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However, no state has so far revealed its abatement information under the Governmental Accounting Standards Board's mandate — until now.
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"We'll get less people bringing their children," Vitiello told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday.
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Kenya Wiley is a former counsel and senior policy adviser for the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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The lack of a robust bureaucratic revenue collection system handicaps the states' ability to perform their other governmental duties.
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In a new book, "The Once and Future Liberal" (Harper), Mark Lilla urges a turn back toward governmental process.
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Last week, the agency touted its partnerships with various non-governmental organizations to restore drinking water to small communities.
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Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, who chairs the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, which is looking into the issue.
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