"In the history of Venezuela, every government has had its weaknesses and problems: murderous governments, thieving governments, incompetent governments, lazy governments, those have always been around," Mr. Navarro said.
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We are in constant contact with local governments, state governments, national governments and governing bodies and the World Health Organization.
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Governments are going to do what governments are going do.
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Governments don't respond to people; governments respond to corporate owners.
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For years, cybersecurity warfare was somewhat limited to governments attacking governments.
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The powers that democratic governments bestow, democratic governments can take away.
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There's so many dislocations with corporate bonds and muni bonds, and that impacts a lot of companies and state governments, county governments and municipal governments.
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EU governments must act In Europe, governments are shamefully behind on both fronts.
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Moreover, state and local politics can override environmental protection when governments regulate governments.
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"The governments hate it because the governments like manipulating the currency," he added.
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It can neuter governments that do not control it, and not many governments do.
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While municipal governments are immune from patent infringement liabilities, individuals representing those governments are not.
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I strongly oppose U.S. policy, which overthrows governments, especially democratically elected governments, around the world.
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But environmental regulations across the U.S. are subject to similar calculations when governments regulate governments.
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All 50 state governments have joined, but county and local governments participating only number about 1,100.
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Interestingly, Americans tend to view state and local governments much more favorably than the federal governments.
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AL: So people elect governments, governments do what they have to do to protect their people.
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They've got stocks, they've got short-term governments, got long-term bonds or long-term governments.
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All German governments since 1949 have been coalition governments and so far, they have always worked.
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That would be the moment to pull together a conference of rich governments, poor governments, "global shock absorber" governments, philanthropy, the private sector, and the faith community to unite behind actionable solutions.
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He said cyber crime is substantially initiated overseas, where adversarial governments launch attacks against governments and businesses.
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And some of the actors are governments, and governments need to understand that they need to cooperate.
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If we hope for governments to hold companies accountable, then it's citizens who must hold governments accountable.
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Around the world, governments are stepping in to support their domestic industries in competition with other governments.
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Number one, work with state governments — state, local, county, tribal, territorial governments — because all elections are managed locally.
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This are things that governments used to do, that governments are supposed to do and stuff like that.
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They also ask that Congress include tribal governments every time state and local governments are listed in legislation.
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When asked about the toll of their airstrikes, the Syrian and Russian governments respond as governments always do.
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The scale of stimulus being rolled out by governments has raised concerns about the debt profile of governments.
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Because of the ubiquity and diversity of governments regulating governments, there is not a single, silver bullet solution.
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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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But it also has to do with governments and governments allowing this kind of innovation and experimentation to happen.
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Mr. Trump has done deals in other countries that involve foreign governments or individuals with links to those governments.
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They have tried asking the local and federal governments for payments, but these governments are in massive debt too.
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What governments can do Governments must incentivize primary care health systems to improve blood pressure and cholesterol control rates.
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Second, European governments face anemic growth and some governments, such as Italy, are shifting towards nationalistic forms of governance.
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Some would go to states, territories, and tribal governments, while others would go to local governments and nonprofit programs.
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The clauses prohibit the president from profiting from foreign governments, the federal governor or state governments, other than his salary.
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But it "did not help local governments or state governments, and it did not address the governmental loss," he said.
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There are now 32 national governments, 25 subnational governments and 34 businesses that have committed to no new coal plants.
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But then there's also, you know, world governments or, sorry, national governments that are governed by a different set of rules.
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Governments can be exempted from requests if they put companies or governments at a competitive disadvantage (with other states, for example).
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Governments are starting to worry that big tech companies are encroaching on areas that belong to governments, such as issuing currency.
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"That kind of aggressive polemic style has been the characteristic of populist governments since there have been populist governments," said Nimmo.
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There are plenty of regulations that the federal government, state governments, and local governments should reevaluate to give businesses operational flexibility.
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What they found was that right-leaning governments had an easier time holding on to power than left-leaning governments did.
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First, state governments are not just acting for, and among, themselves, but they are essentially brokering international treaties with foreign governments.
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Berlin finds itself surrounded by anti-austerity governments in the south — Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy — and anti-refugee governments in the East.
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Many governments want a balance of men and women, and to prevent members of western EU governments taking all the top jobs.
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Residents could donate money to their state governments, and in turn state governments could provide them tax credits for the charitable contributions.
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AND THE OTHER THING IS THAT OTHER GOVERNMENTS, STATE, LOCAL, FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, ARE GOING TO COME BACK AND SAY, DO IT AGAIN.
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ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability helps local governments worldwide to establish sustainable urban planning and energy initiatives for cities of all sizes.
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The Northern Forum now includes 18 subnational or regional governments, including the State of Alaska and most of Russia's Arctic regional governments.
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Chertoff said governments should emphasize digital hygiene education and called on multinational firms to take a stand against governments going too far.
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Virginia state law allows local governments to erect war monuments, but prohibits the local governments from taking them down or modifying them.
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ICANN's plan limits the influence of individual governments by requiring consensus among more than 160 governments to make policy or governance recommendations.
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The Constitution's "emoluments clause" bars U.S. officials from accepting payments from foreign governments and the governments of U.S. states without congressional approval.
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Our governments need lots of money Because federal and local governments keep spending more than they take in, they turn to wage taxes.
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Donor governments' role in the development sphere generally is to work cooperatively with the governments of underdeveloped countries to improve economies and infrastructure.
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The debt management teams of local governments are also required to provide timely updates on local governments' fundraising activities that involve insurance companies.
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Bans on "sanctuary cities" are just one way that state governments have sought to control what laws local governments pass in recent years.
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The Hong Kong and Chinese governments have repeatedly warned foreign governments not interfere in the territory's internal affairs or fan anti-China sentiment.
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Increased aid to state and local governments: Schumer also said about $150 billion of federal money would be allocated for state and local governments who are dealing with the impacts of the crisis in their local communities, including $8 billion for tribal governments.
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Increased aid to state and local governments: Schumer also said about $150 billion of federal money would be allocated for state and local governments that are dealing with the impacts of the crisis in their communities, including $8 billion for tribal governments.
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To survive and prosper, our north star has always been an insistence on support for tribal sovereignty and an affirmation of the core principle that tribes are governments, primary members of the American family of governments that include federal and state governments.
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There are arguments that this technology is something that only governments could build and have, and only the most powerful governments in the world.
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Governments are increasingly warning about the risks private businesses face from cyber attacks, both those carried out by foreign governments and financially motivated criminals.
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They function like governments, but they're private governments in the sense that they are not governed by the people who are affected [by them].
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The reality is that while governments were "balancing their budgets" with political math, most state and local governments were accumulating large amounts of debt.
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Afghan governments object to foreign governments talking to or engaging with the Taliban without coordinating with Kabul and have sought to block such attempts.
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Congress is making the first more difficult for state and local governments, and in most places, legal protections prevent governments from cutting pension benefits.
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Governments have repeatedly warned about the risks private businesses face from such attacks, both those carried out by foreign governments and financially motivated criminals.
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Governments are increasingly warning against the risks private businesses face from such attacks, both those carried out by foreign governments and financially motivated criminals.
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Further, while some governments, as in Italy, have banned outright public gatherings, other governments are merely strongly advising populations not to gather in numbers.
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Allying with far-right-wing governments with troubling positions on human rights undermines America's moral authority to call out the abuses of other governments.
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For instance, the U.S. is putting considerable pressure on European governments to keep Huawei out when it comes to the ICT projects of governments.
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The senators ask the officials for an assessment of costs for federal, state and local governments, as well as foreign governments from the pick.
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Ethics watchdogs say Trump may be breaching ethics and the Constitution by profiting off of state and federal governments, as well as foreign governments.
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Corruption, mismanagement and exhaustion with left-wing governments have ushered in governments that are more aligned with United States trade policies and political interests.
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For the two calendar years following each national U.S. election, the S&P 500 had a mean annual increase of 12 percent under Republican-controlled governments, compared to an increase of 9 percent for Democratic-controlled governments and a 7 percent rise for gridlocked governments.
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But for too many of this cohort, what started with moral clarity ended in the realization that morality can fall apart when governments battle governments.
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And then there's governments who want to know everything about you in order to control you, if they're more fascist governments that want that information.
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The two governments have a long history of international brinksmanship in their efforts to gain economic opportunities and diplomatic support from governments around the world.
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Their value depends in part on the actions of the governments of those countries, governments that have a lot of involvement with the United States.
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Tribal governments, just like state and local governments, become eligible for a large number of federal funds after they officially declare a state of emergency.
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The governments said WePROTECT Global Alliance, made up of 97 governments, 25 tech companies and 30 civil society organizations, will promote adoption of the guidelines.
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P3 payment obligation risks can also stress the credit profile of procuring governments, especially in economic downturns or for governments with poor creditworthiness, Moody's said.
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Often, city governments had to ask state governments to apply to the FHWA for an "experimental" approval, which might take weeks, months, or even years.
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Many governments worldwide have high-level cyberespionage groups working for them, who may target secrets from other governments, intelligence agencies, government contractors, think tanks and academics.
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The biggest governments are signing up first for its open data product, says Bookman, while smaller governments are signing up for management reporting and business intelligence.
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Where efficiencies in labor and technology changed the relationship of people to their governments, access to information has changed the relationships of governments to their people.
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Other local governments with heftier budgets have been able to absorb the bill, and some even have policies barring governments from billing politicians for security costs.
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The result is that an extraordinarily unrepresentative set of residents determines how local governments distribute services and spend the almost $2 trillion that local governments control.
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Beyond that, it says, local governments still should have the same right as state governments and the federal government to determine the use of tax dollars.
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Not only is it the best policy when other governments practice free trade; but it's also the best policy even when other governments are wildly protectionist.
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While some governments are moving faster than others, the Shell CEO believes governments should speed up regulation of carbon emissions and put a price on carbon.
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Nor can governments do much to unfreeze supply chains, and few governments in Europe have the financial flexibility to inject much extra money into the economy.
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Or how should -- I met with governments, even governments in the Middle East were asking, you know, how should they navigate more solar and more wind.
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As governments fail to cut emissions fast enough to avoid dangerous climate change, attorneys increasingly are seeking action from governments and the fossil fuel companies themselves.
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We know that governments come and go around the world — this is a perfectly normal thing — and energy policies change with the changes in the governments.
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Even with local governments, foreign governments, and foreign aid dedicated to malaria control, there isn't enough funding to get a bednet to everyone who needs one.
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"We need a national law that prohibits corporations from extracting bribes from state and local governments and bans governments from donating tax dollars to private entities—a sort of domestic equivalent of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits American companies from bribing foreign governments," he wrote.
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If liberal governments do not fight downturns, voters will turn to illiberal governments that do, jeopardising the very freedoms the government's pious inaction was meant to respect.
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Governments in big cities count on incremental land sales as a source of revenue; governments in small cities hope the restrictions will eventually send people their way.
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Most people want strong governments, and strong governments want to control their own currencies, meaning, with only one small logical remove, that most people want fiat currencies.
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MEDIUM Supportive Institutional Framework: We assume the sustainability of Tallinn's sound operating performance should be supported by recent central governments measures aimed at strengthening Estonian local governments.
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Under U.S. law, foreign governments are generally immune from legal action in U.S. courts, just as other governments, through their legal systems, treat the U.S. as immune.
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Mr. Trump has had business deals with foreign governments or individuals with apparent ties to foreign governments, including multimillion-dollar real estate arrangements in Azerbaijan and Uruguay.
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"We see how a number of Western governments have resorted to pressuring, bullying and blackmailing the governments of sovereign African countries," Mr. Putin said before the meeting.
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If you look at the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, it's really a best practice for governments, and it's looked at by governments all over the world.
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They can help make funds available to state and local governments, but with balanced budget provisions, the state and local governments have a limited ability to borrow.
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American authorities have suggested that several of these attackers have operated with the protection of their governments, and have helped their governments by passing along hacked files.
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Middle Eastern governments must significantly increase security for Christian churches, schools, institutions, and neighborhoods, and Western governments and the UN should provide financial aid for these efforts.
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"I'm sorry to say that awful lot ... of senior officials in many governments, including our allied governments, said some pretty hurtful things about the President," Hill said.
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Although Africa's governments have mostly got out of the seed-production business, governments often subsidise seeds and former state monopolies still dominate the seed trade (see article).
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As the Times reporters note, governments around the world are using them for the most obvious of purposes: spreading positive stories about the governments and quashing dissent.
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Those sorts of cross-border wars — in which companies pit competing local governments against each other — are especially costly to governments in metropolitan areas near state borders.
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"The FBI has a duty to conduct counterintelligence investigations, [and] investigations usually involve foreign governments and agents of foreign governments," McQuade, the other former federal prosecutor, explains.
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While governments may very well enact laws that are consistent with religious teaching, governments do not pass laws to be consistent with what any particular religion dictates.
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That shift has taken pressure off Central American governments to become more accountable, and both the Guatemalan and Honduran governments have recently pushed back against anticorruption efforts.
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Bank Jambi is owned by the government of Jambi province (26.80%), and by the governments of various municipalities (17.39%) and governments of various regencies (55.81%) in Jambi province.
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Accusations by Western governments this month that Russia waged a global hacking campaign have raised the profile of NATO's evolving strategy as allied governments look for a response.
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The EU is democratic—its executive commission is appointed by elected governments, elected governments make up the council, voters pick the parliament directly—but this democracy is flawed.
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"Some of my clients are national governments or high-ranking officials in those governments," Akhmetshin said in a court affidavit in August 2012, according to Radio Free Europe.
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While Americans might trust local governments and nonprofits more, conservatives and liberals place primary responsibility for funding quality child care programs on the state and federal governments, respectively.
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Authorities could also work with foreign governments to track Maxwell's entries and exits to different countries, provided those governments are willing to work with the US, Weinstein said.
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The conflict has isolated Poland in Europe, where most governments are critical, while also exposing the EU's inability to rein in governments it believes contradict core EU values.
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Many governments, including the United States, have gone so far as to promise perpetual inflation, a key function of which is to help governments depreciate their own debt.
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Because of this, local governments, major cities, states, and foreign governments are introducing legislation that would cut back on single-use plastics, such as grocery bags and straws.
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Governments have occasionally abused the privilege of creating fiat money, but for the most part governments and central banks exercise restraint, again because they care about their reputations.
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The first principle of travel is that people are not the same as their governments; indeed, even in the free world, they're often the victims of those governments.
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The problems include less informed voters, lower voter turnout and higher borrowing costs for local governments — because, without anyone to hold them accountable, those governments become less responsible.
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Beyond discrediting Western governments they seek to undermine the practice of governments (including the UN) using these shippers to bring humanitarian cargoes to distressed or war-torn areas.
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"One of the things that we're looking to with our dialogue with governments is clarity on actions that governments want us to take," Bickert said during Wednesday's hearing.
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While President Donald Trump has put Obama-era fuel economy plans on hold, both state governments in the U.S. and other governments abroad are developing their own standards.
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Local governments are using it to engage citizens in new and creative ways, and national governments like Switzerland and Australia are incorporating it in interesting ways as well.
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Gabriel said that "the friendship between two nations is far more than thriving cooperation between governments, but without good and trusting relations between both governments it can't go well."
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While obese people probably do present net costs to governments, smokers tend to die earlier, meaning that they probably save governments money since they draw less from state pensions.
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Although governments might act to mitigate these adverse impacts through extensive job retraining programs and income maintenance efforts, most governments already face large budget deficits and an ageing population.
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Populist parties are in full control of the governments of Greece, Hungary, Poland, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela, and they are part of coalition governments in Finland, Norway, and Switzerland.
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Local governments and central governments are seen as inseparable apparatus in the Communist Party-controlled political system, even though Beijing wants regional municipalities to be accountable for their borrowings.
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Politicizing enforcement action also weakens US arguments to foreign governments that the rule of law and good governance are crucial to healthy political systems and regulated interaction between governments.
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The conflict has isolated Poland within the EU, where most governments are critical, while also exposing the bloc's inability to rein in governments it believes contradict core EU values.
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They were, however, too optimistic about how forcefully governments could react, first by imposing regulation and then by realizing that governments themselves could issue digital currency to the public.
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On Friday, the director of national intelligence said that state and local governments have reported attempted intrusions into their networks, but that foreign governments have not penetrated voting systems.
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When investors don't really want to invest in anything, they park their money in loans to safe governments, which pushes down the interest rates those governments need to pay.
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The potential disconnect between national and subnational governments is particularly acute when one examines the trust gap between how Americans feel about the federal government and their local governments.
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Governments are feeling their way and drawing on their own experiences and those of other governments, Mann said, citing the swift and dramatic lockdown in countries around the world.
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Global airlines are turning to governments for aid after suspending share buybacks, cutting back flights, and grounding aircraft, as governments impose travel restrictions to halt the spread of coronavirus.
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Companies have been burned by governments before, when they have been asked to develop products during crises, only to have governments back away from commitments when the crises diminish.
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The challenge to Trump centered around benefits that his companies appear to receive from foreign governments while he is in office -- like governments' hotel bookings and regulation approvals abroad.
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The Russian and Cuban governments have more sway with Mr. Maduro, but their opposition to right-wing Latin American governments undermines their credibility among others in the political class.
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Governments will come and go, but we, Exxon, will have needs and desires and things we want to do that transcend the coming and going of countries and governments.
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" He continued, "Individual parties -- foreign governments, NGOs, etc.
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Second, in poor countries, they probably need to work with governments, and governments will need to use some of the money they spend on their poorest citizens to promote insurance.
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More than 90 governments have shared details about 47 million offshore accounts with other governments since the large-scale exchange of bank details began, the OECD said in a statement.
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Britain had a succession of minority governments consisting of coalitions of different factions; governments frequently changed without the bother of a general election; and parties were flexible and multi-faceted.
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Governments have the mandate to act, now they need the courage A popular disdain for tax evasion across Europe has given an impetus and a mandate for governments to act.
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Governments are eying taxes on carbon or requiring improvements in fuel efficiency, as the United States has mandated, while private companies, governments, and nonprofits are boosting alternatives to fossil fuels.
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Beijing has encouraged local governments to issue bonds in the face of a sharp slowdown in infrastructure investment, with a multi-year crackdown on speculative debt constraining some governments' finances.
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Nobody else has issued a transparency report, and according to the transparency reports both Cisco and Avast shared information with law enforcement or with governments, different governments around the world.
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And just like the Greek governments at the beginning of the Greek drama, who were bound by the decisions of the European Central Bank, UK governments have their hands tied.
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"Even though the primary responsibility to address internal displacement lies with national governments, there's a very important role that needs to played by local governments and by municipalities," she said.
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The sanctions apply equally to citizens of friendly governments like the UAE and Bahrain, as well as Russian or Iranian firms, whose governments don't hide their opposition to U.S. policy.
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And as Branson told CNBC, a loop is only likely to break ground in two to four years if "governments move quickly," a thing governments are rarely known to do.
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In negotiating with governments as if they were businesses, this administration misunderstands that governments are not the "spenders" of national economies the way businesses are the spenders of their budgets.
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The governments of almost two dozen small towns in Texas were hit by a coordinated ransomware attack in August, while the city governments of Baltimore, New Orleans, and Pensacola, Fla.
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BC: Certainly the advice we are giving to governments, insofar we can give advice to governments, because they are independent from us as much as we are independent from them.
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But the bridge will close without significant additional funding, which would cost local governments $168,000 per day, or $75 million per year, according to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.
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"We're not thinking about temporary governments, or improvised governments," Salvini told reporters after meeting President Sergio Mattarella, who is meeting all the political forces following inconclusive national elections last month.
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In an ideal world, not only would one want foreign governments to avoid murdering American citizens, one would want governments to steer clear of actions even remotely close to that.
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"City governments are closer to their citizens and their experience and can more easily tap into public sentiment in a way that can be harder for national governments," she says.
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Critics of repressive governments often find themselves subjected to smears that, if they had been directed towards people within those governments, would have led to jail, the poorhouse or the morgue.
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"Some of these governments allow human traffickers to run rampant, and other governments are human traffickers themselves," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo noted in remarks at the report's release Thursday morning.
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While many people take small actions to fight climate change, "they know perfectly well that in the end it has to go through governments, and governments need to hear", Attenborough said.
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Governments worry more about big swings in the dollar than in other currencies; trade is often conducted in dollar terms; and firms and governments owe roughly $10trn in dollar-denominated debt.
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He confirmed that, after debate among EU governments, the European Council would meet on April 215th to approve the guidelines; later, governments will approve a negotiating mandate for the European Commission.
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We see the term used increasingly in conjunction with international campaigns in support of communities that are resisting either oppressive governments, or the oppressive actions of their own governments upon others.
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"They get close to governments and when those governments do bad things with their products, commercial spyware companies can claim it's not their fault," said Mr. Scott-Railton, of Citizen Lab.
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They built passably effective governments of growing scope and intricacy, and sometimes placed those governments in firmly peaceful relationship with one another, even cementing these bonds with institutions that transcend borders.
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The memo, obtained by CNN, notes that DHS provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
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But he also warns that similar attacks will recur unless governments stop stockpiling these kinds of vulnerabilities: The governments of the world should treat this attack as a wake-up call.
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If we have a very clear understanding that governments, successive governments, will continue to act consistently with a certain policy set that we believe in, I have no issue with it.
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The thinking was that this would force the hand of restrictive governments when it came to censorship—due to how this protocol works, governments could no longer block individual Wikipedia entries.
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But we know that foreign governments are hacking energy companies and utilities, state and local governments, financial firms, airlines, hospitals, universities, manufacturing, Hollywood studios, rideshare companies, even agriculture, fashion and retail.
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But the Parliament shares decision-making power with several other bodies, including the European Commission, whose members are appointed by national governments, and the European Council, representing governments of member states.
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It's long been my reporting experience that among the few things that many Canadians grumble about more than their governments are the election campaigns that allow them to change those governments.
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The longer governments fail to act to curb warming, the more people and firms will spend to safeguard themselves, and the less troubled they may be by governments' failures to decarbonise.
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Billing himself as an "unrepentant capitalist," Bloomberg made the case in his co-authored 2017 book, Climate of Hope, that national governments are a secondary player to corporations and local governments.
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It's a way for governments to address two things: perceived foreign influence over their domestic technology spheres, and perceived risks of foreign governments using investments and acquisitions to access sensitive data.
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Local governments in New York already pay more mandated Medicaid costs than local governments in any other state, a dynamic that's been in place since the program began in the 1960s.
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In a sea of dysfunctional governments and sometimes no governments at all, Israel is the cornerstone of stability in the region, and a model that many of its neighbors should follow.
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It also said LGFVs could not accept guarantees from local governments when thy issue debt, and authorities would strictly prohibit illegal debt issuance by local governments through public-private partnership projects.
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We can't leave it to individual municipal governments, or even state governments, to decide how much of a priority it is to pay analysts a high enough salary to keep them.
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The Rupert Murdoch-controlled company said it had "the most serious concerns about the willingness of governments to undermine the Australian public's right to know about important decisions governments are making".
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The bill, passed on a 227-181 vote, would require campaigns to report illicit offers of campaign assistance from foreign governments and restrict campaign-related communication between candidates and foreign governments.
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The plan would focus on the use of public-private partnerships and funding from state and local governments as the administration works to finance projects where local governments have a stake.
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Strider addresses this through massive databases of human entanglements with governments, ranging from military scholarships to shell groups founded by people interconnected with previously flagged individuals from a variety of governments.
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The Clinton Foundation has said it would no longer accept money from foreign governments if Clinton is elected president and would spin off those programs that are dependent on foreign governments.
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And it is in the interests of those governments — not only the Iraqi and Syrian governments themselves, but also Russia, the UAE, and others — to promote the restoration of cultural heritage.
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" "Governments must avoid making the same mistake with automation.
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Almost always, that means governments — both good and bad.
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President Trump is being sued by the governments of Washington DC and Maryland on claims that his continued interest in the Trump International Hotel, which has become a gathering place for foreign governments with business before the administration, puts him in violation of a constitutional clause banning presidents from accepting gifts from foreign governments.
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Her plan isn't cheap: Not only is Warren promising money to states, territories, tribal governments, local governments, and nonprofits, but she is also attempting to revamp the nation's overall addiction treatment infrastructure .
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She said local governments were using subsidies to protect their own firms rather than stimulate the sector as a whole, and local governments were also adjusting technological standards to shut out rivals.
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We welcome engagement with governments and legislators around the world, and we welcome the opportunity for governments of the world to tell us where they think we should be drawing the lines.
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"You may see governments intensify fiscal spending alongside lower rates ... I think there'll be pressure on governments across Asia to bump up fiscal spending through infrastructure and other fiscal measures," Kotecha said.
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Gjergji pinned its failure on successive governments for not trading or privatizing shares of state-owned companies in the stock exchange, like "other post-communist governments from neighboring Macedonia to Moscow" did.
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The Mexican and US governments have worked with other governments to track down and arrest members of his wife's family, the powerful Valencia smuggling clan, which facilitates money laundering for the group.
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That could generate some 5.5 billion euros a year after 2020 if enough governments come forward with funds, EU officials said, stressing that national governments would remain the owners of all equipment.
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And actors other than the US government are already dealing with it: state and local governments, scientists and technologists, businesses that rationally plan for the future, and the governments of other countries.
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"We have had governments that called themselves pro-European and governments which were pro-Russian, but they were all governing the country badly, which led to corruption, poverty and migration," she added.
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Those countries' governments must continue to find a way to add those workers to non-farm employment or face a destruction of social cohesion that would threaten their governments' hold on power.
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There are about 100 micronations spread out across the world, tiny governments unto themselves and yet not recognised by world governments or major organisations — ranging from the ludicrous to the ominous-sounding.
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At times, this debate has led to fights between city and state governments, especially in states that have passed laws prohibiting local governments from doing anything with their monuments without state input.
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A vocal critic of authoritarian left-wing governments in the region, Mr. Bolsonaro said he would not invite representatives of the governments of Cuba, Nicaragua or Venezuela to his swearing-in ceremony.
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Having an ESM credit line, would help governments keep sovereign bond yields at manageable levels when they finance themselves on the market, because investors would know governments have a cheap financing alternative.
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She noted that professional football teams benefit when local and state governments help them build stadiums but did not suggest that Congress should try to block those lower governments from doing so.
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But privacy activists are drawing a broader lesson from governments' failure to check the technology's spread, saying it is eroding the differences between the way Western governments and China approach public surveillance.
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While many African governments, including Djibouti's, have expressed hope for greater American investment, Beijing puts its money where its mouth is, and cash-strapped African governments have turned east almost in unison.
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However in the Lawfare article the GCHQ staffers argue that "lawful hacking" of target devices is not a panacea to governments' "lawful access requirements" because it would require governments have vulnerabilities on the shelf to use to hack devices — which "is completely at odds with the demands for governments to disclose all vulnerabilities they find to protect the population".
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They lobby Congress, they lobby state governments, city governments to make it very difficult so that you have to hire consultants, and that you have to take years and pay them a fortune.
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Pence on Clinton Foundation receiving donations from foreign governments VERDICT: TRUE Pence charged that the Clinton Foundation accepted donations from foreign governments while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state from 20103 to 2013.
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Among all rich-country governments—the data for which begin in 1990, and include exits caused by death or ill health—the current British one ranks 10th out of 275 first year governments.
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Moving forward, ultimate control of the IANA function must never pass to an international organization controlled by governments, whether the United Nations, the International Telecommunications Union, or ICANN recast with governments in control.
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A total of 48 governments pledged to contribute resources to IDA at a meeting in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, while additional governments are expected to pledge resources in the near term, the World Bank said.
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In addition to reaching agreement between the U.S. and Canadian federal governments, the settlement would also need the support of the Canadian provincial governments, as well as the U.S. and Canadian lumber industries.
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I am concerned that joint ventures between U.S. businesses and foreign governments, including state-owned enterprises, could facilitate the theft of intellectual property, potentially allowing foreign governments to benefit from taxpayer-funded research.
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An indefinite ban could have huge effects on admissions to the US — especially for refugees, who are often nationals of "failing" governments or governments that don't want them to be allowed to leave.
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Governments and businesses are acting now to reduce the financial harm of coronavirus States, local governments, and companies have already started taking important action that will mitigate financial harm facing the American public.
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Worried that environmental and other climate-related costs could worsen governments' fiscal positions, the Commission says it will now also check the pace of governments' transition toward a carbon-neutral economy by 2050.
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Computer hackers, some allied with governments like Russia, have been conducting a series of high level attacks -- on targets ranging from our electoral system to our city governments -- that could paralyze government institutions.
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City governments including Baltimore and Atlanta have spent millions recovering their systems after ransomware attacks, while nearly two dozen small town governments in Texas were also the victims of a coordinated ransomware attack.
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City governments including Baltimore and Atlanta have spent millions recovering their systems after ransomware attacks, while nearly two dozen small town governments in Texas were also the victims of a coordinated ransomware attack.
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Governments are budgeting millions for cleanup With red tide still choking waters along Florida's Gulf Coast and with no clear end in sight, state and local governments are preparing for a long fight.
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Some ban-the-box policies, like the federal one the federal government's proposing, only apply to governments (or in some cases, to governments and contractors); some apply to any employer in the state.
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European governments do not believe that Greece needs debt relief.
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Quite a turnaround for a technology designed to circumvent governments.
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And it brushed off appeals for clemency from Western governments.
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Governments will soon have their chance to do just that.
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The agreement needs to be ratified by all three governments.
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The IEA is widely respected by governments and energy experts.
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Assange's entire philosophy is to undermine US and allied governments.
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A different approach to how they think governments should work.
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" Rights are not granted by governments, but instead, "Our rights
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Generally, however, governments have disappointed investors looking for more sukuk.
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Other financing comes from water utility companies or municipal governments.
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G20 governments recorecognizedSeptember that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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This, he said, should be a priority for collective governments.
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In some cases, governments are even standing in the way.
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The text also restates that national governments control their security.
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Minnesota's would let local governments sue them for policing costs.
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"Governments tend to change the rules so regularly," he added.
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Policies and investment by governments and businesses were also necessary.
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People typically don't expect governments to have those same capabilities.
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Only 3 percent is owned by state or local governments.
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But first, it must get permission from various local governments.
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Nonetheless, some municipal governments are coming up with creative responses.
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Augusto Pinochet or the democratic governments that came after him.
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The failure has been on the part of elected governments.
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Take the universities, which are run by the regional governments.
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Elsewhere, governments pursued their own new restrictions on online activity.
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So some governments have a different idea: build somewhere else.
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But governments do not; they only have data on incomes.
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Macroeconomists reckon that governments can only push unemployment so low.
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Problems occurred, however, if two governments disagreed over these claims.
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This involves all stakeholders -- from governments to industry -- working together.
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This is despite contraception being cheap for governments to provide.
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Many governments would gladly shift the cost of passport checks.
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Indian governments can also sign foreign treaties without parliamentary approval.
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The United States and Australian governments also condemned the attack.
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The local municipal governments have also been helping each other.
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Helped by the loans, successive governments set about cutting debt.
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Nevertheless, the region's governments were swift to congratulate Mr Moreno.
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Governments pledged to allocate 10% of their budgets to agriculture.
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In most cases, national governments asked the court to intervene.
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You have spoken of the power of the state governments.
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We're working on this with governments, society and our investors.
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Its governments are mostly weaker than those in developing Asia.
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So far, local governments have reacted lightly to the protests.
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Successive governments failed to keep their promises to reduce immigration.
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New Vector: decentralised, secure communication for governments, businesses and individuals
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If he's talking about foreign governments, then that's already illegal.
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Governments which demand too much find the ships go elsewhere.
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Some governments in Asia have already embarked on fiscal measures.
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But the governments of those growing nations are seeking alternatives.
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Local governments and customers were unable to reach the company.
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Institutions — schools, companies, governments — are comically and also lethally useless.
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Governments are waking up to the scale of the problem.
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Facebook has also been accused of cooperating with repressive governments.
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Fair enough: democratic accountability is vested largely in national governments.
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It also details preventive measures the world's governments can take.
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Both governments, it said, were in contact throughout the situation.
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Zipline's customers are governments, pharmaceutical companies and large logistics networks.
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We have a task that can't be left to governments.
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His flair for business, the justified murders, the complicit governments.
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Governments must monitor their borders and keep track of arrivals.
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Yet governments, particularly China's, were happy to fill the gap.
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Yet the governments of both countries are imperilling this bonanza.
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Weak economies might dampen voters' enthusiasm for crony capitalist governments.
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When they repossessed homes they were harried by state governments.
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How do you get residents and governments to come together?
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The public is entitled to share any knowledge governments hold.
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Past governments in Zambia have directed fertiliser to electoral strongholds.
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Yet governments often do things that are not economically sustainable.
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Others lobby governments to subsidise its distribution to favoured groups.
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Federal law prohibits unauthorized citizens from negotiating with foreign governments.
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State and city governments continue to focus on real problems.
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Then there are governments, which regard carmakers as national champions.
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The market ought to provide them, but governments distort it.
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Governments of all stripes have pledged to get Britain building.
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Governments in the Sahel should start by disarming the militias.
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All three elections pitted incumbent BJP governments against Congress challengers.
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Lam's reversal was hailed by business groups and overseas governments.
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The abuses of the Hungarian and Polish governments are real.
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Governments have produced endless strategies to arrest the demographic decline.
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In the end, public safety is the responsibility of governments.
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Receipt lotteries allow governments to raise revenue without raising rates.
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It also punishes them for the behaviour of their governments.
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Even so, governments are doubling down on their existing strategy.
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Their governments were overthrown in 2014 and 2006 coups respectively.
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Also, foreign governments would be reluctant to foot the bill.
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His party already controls 12 of Greece's 13 regional governments.
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British governments of all stripes have long supported financial services.
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Conservative provincial governments will also attack the Liberals' pharmacare plan.
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Their governments have also been pioneers in online government services.
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Western governments have condemned the atrocities of the past fortnight.
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Different governments had overspent and the country's debt pile increased.
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Governments can affect our ability to do what we do.
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It set not just universities, but governments, against each other.
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For the EU, the two governments' actions are a headache.
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What to watch: Governments are granting asylum to fewer people.
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In the coming years, local governments will get only sulkier.
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Indeed, facing the shortcomings of Paris is beyond most governments.
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From governments to individuals, it is all one big race.
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If the market will not provide an incentive, governments could.
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To The Stars is actively involved with multiple international governments.
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The plight of state and municipal governments is especially bad.
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Imagine our governments and nations where love is the way.
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Governments have changed, memories have faded, and new priorities set.
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Governments have also made it difficult to live off handouts.
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Yes, governments need to regulate more and tax carbon emissions.
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The court's financial independence from governments, though, is in jeopardy.
|
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The biggest lenders to Africa had long been Western governments.
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And all this is helping to destabilize some Western governments.
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Instead, their governments would probably need to stimulate their economies.
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At the same time, governments started to ease fiscal austerity.
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As a result, foreign governments are wary of giving aid.
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Moreover, governments have a duty to keep their citizens secure.
|
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The companies and governments say they have done nothing wrong.
|
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To squeeze the fixers, governments need to do two things.
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Essentially only governments and intelligence agencies can afford to pay.
|
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Churches and governments have often tried to resist these changes.
|
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Foreign governments, especially in the West, are in a quandary.
|
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Governments and WhatsApp itself are keenly aware of the problem.
|
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Governments' insatiable appetite for debt is crowding out other borrowers.
|
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The existing giants took full advantage of Western governments' haplessness.
|
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For governments concerned about social mobility, that is a problem.
|
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An alternative: To discourage smoking, state governments implemented cigarette taxes.
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That makes citizens and local governments valuable victims, he said.
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National governments typically tax and spend 40 times as much.
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It is run jointly by the federal and state governments.
|
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State governments have also done their fair share of damage.
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By contrast, the Turkish economy has underperformed under coalition governments.
|
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And that's a normal way that democratic governments ensure accountability.
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" Another placard displayed the message, "Governments: stop ignoring inconvenient science!
|
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In the past American governments have shamefacedly worked with tyrants.
|
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As shared, electric scooters took off some local governments panicked.
|
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How important is it for Apple to engage with governments?
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I believe that governments should prioritize spending money on education.
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African governments, it seemed, did not trust their own artists.
|
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Governments in the region have long feared something like this.
|
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And employers, unlike governments, can disappear in response to regulation.
|
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Governments and fossil fuel companies hold the power to change.
|
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Governments including the U.S. Trump administration and Norway are dismissive.
|
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Watch: How Amazon's decision impacts future talks between companies, governments
|
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There has long been diplomatic tension between the neighboring governments.
|
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Western governments gambled their fiscal credibility to prop up banks.
|
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In state and local governments, the figure was around 2628,28500.
|
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The regulatory regime for Polish local governments (LGs) is stable.
|
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Governments should reconsider how it regulates energy companies, he added.
|
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The veto is Airbnb's second recent win with local governments.
|
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More governments want to kill access to Twitter and Facebook.
|
|
Zeman has also tested the constitution's boundaries in appointing governments.
|
|
Consecutive governments in Peru have sought to regulate "informal" mining.
|
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He did not identify the governments he had in mind.
|
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Namely, a lot of governments just don't give a shit.
|
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It now needs to rally governments for a new push.
|
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Governments also withhold or confiscate passports of their own citizens.
|
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They crush efforts to show that governments can improve life.
|
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State and federal governments still require replanting and environmental remediation.
|
|
Snyder has blamed "career bureaucrats" in state and federal governments.
|
|
Avaricious governments after independence hurt some; poor succession planning others.
|
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Yet European governments continue to work to cut their deficits.
|
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Human life is not that important to governments and states.
|
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City governments' computer systems tend to reflect their fragmented nature.
|
|
Using ever more sophisticated algorithms, governments can mine these data.
|
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Asked to offer reassurance without straying into overreaction, governments struggle.
|
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Spain's restored democracy has seen minority governments but not coalitions.
|
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Such parties are represented in the governments of nine countries.
|
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When governments borrow too much, they crowd out private borrowing.
|
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Perhaps governments need to encourage more training in the workplace.
|
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Even oppressive governments can sometimes be shamed into behaving better.
|
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Governments cannot micromanage faith but they can regulate it better.
|
|
Governments are mostly powerless to direct such cultural change, however.
|
|
The fastest growth opportunity comes from businesses and civil governments.
|
|
Karim Amer: Which governments subsidized, which our tax money subsidizes.
|
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I guess I mean between "authoritarian regimes" and "democratic" governments.
|
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I feel governments forget that when [they give] these recommendations.
|
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Or other governments would have used it to attack us.
|
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Governments frequently imposed price controls, reducing what farmers could earn.
|
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Bond markets are less fussy, another reason governments like them.
|
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Citizen and environmental groups have urged governments to exercise caution.
|
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Local governments are often unwilling or unable to stop them.
|
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Council tax, levied on housing, is collected by local governments.
|
|
Putin's interactions with foreign governments present far more serious implications.
|
|
Local governments declaring emergencies and advising people to stay indoors.
|
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It may even put other friendly governments ill at ease.
|
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Governments no longer need to launch or even orchestrate attacks.
|
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They accuse Trump of improperly accepting payments from foreign governments.
|
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Their governments, owners of the oil wealth, are fiscally independent.
|
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Symantec (SYMC) has stopped letting governments review software source code.
|
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Representing foreign governments is a lucrative niche industry in Washington.
|
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Its decisions are binding on national governments, not merely advisory.
|
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European governments were chained to centuries of history and tradition.
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A: Yes, but that is also the fault of governments.
|
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After that, foreign governments do not generally accept superseding charges.
|
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Other governments are amateurs compared to the American security apparatus.
|
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Nor are their governments formal members of the battling coalition.
|
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Divisive and ineffective governments still rule in Syria and Iraq.
|
|
Karen Davis, Labour's candidate, blames cuts by successive Conservative governments.
|
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It just does not take much to destabilise Pacific governments.
|
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Governments and the governed are under strain around the world.
|
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Cryptocurrencies are created and exchanged independent of banks or governments.
|
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The national governments allow farmers to hide behind shell companies.
|
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Foreign governments have been leaning on Lebanon to enact reform.
|
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Many city and county governments stopped flying it as well.
|
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Governments and celebrities posted their responses to the massacre online.
|
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But continued support from governments for renewable energy isn't guaranteed.
|
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Furthermore, home state governments may not have reliable information themselves.
|
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Under Brazil's Workers Party governments, a growing middle class emerged.
|
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Both governments have expressed optimism but have given no details.
|
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Many authoritarian governments already restrict what their citizens see online.
|
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Most of those, however, were brought by African governments themselves.
|
|
The annexation fueled tensions between the American and Russian governments.
|
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When governments do respond, the unintended consequences can be grave.
|
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The governments closest to the people know their populations best.
|
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Demand that your governments endorse such a universal global tax.
|
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WADA is jointly financed by sports organizations and national governments.
|
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Poland and Hungary's respective governments have demonstrably violated democratic standards.
|
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But history will show how severely state governments have miscalculated.
|
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When natural disasters strike, governments frequently step in with aid.
|
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How loudly must we scream for two governments to act?
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Confident in our power, we launch wars and depose governments.
|
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Not many state governments had taken such a bold approach.
|
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Europe's data privacy regulators gave the two governments until Jan.
|
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Ransomware attacks continued to sweep local governments throughout the U.S.
|
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This burst of transparency also revealed that foreign governments paid
|
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If implemented, governments worldwide would automatically share bulk taxpayer information.
|
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WFP relies on voluntary donations from governments and the public.
|
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Along the way, European governments have learned painful, expensive lessons.
|
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And which governments are most vulnerable to US economic pressure?
|
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States with more liberal governments extended benefits much more widely.
|
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Nor were international governments the only institutions to issue warnings.
|
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Caribbean governments have started issuing watches due to Beryl's path.
|
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Both countries' governments deny charges they are involved in hacking.
|
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ISDS does not provide an unprecedented right to challenge governments.
|
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Carney influences Amazon's relationship with governments, and with potential customers.
|
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She had a Clinton Foundation accepting contributions from foreign governments.
|
|
The governments of prosperous Western countries are mostly miles behind.
|
|
Old habits, it appears, die hard — particularly for authoritarian governments.
|
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But the lack of a backup archive goes beyond governments.
|
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Imagine our governments and countries when love is the way.
|
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Governments justify these as supporting economic growth and job creation.
|
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Campaign spending by foreign nationals or governments are already illegal.
|
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Most U.S. infrastructure is owned by state and local governments.
|
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He just wants bolder governments and businesses to pursue it.
|
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Coordination between the city, state, and federal governments was difficult.
|
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Or even to respect governments, to be honest with you.
|
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He has also spent years researching spyware used by governments.
|
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The Syrian and Russian governments say they target only militants.
|
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Instead he reiterated the official stance of the two governments.
|
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Behind the push are governments globally rapidly raising emissions standards.
|
|
Unlike AIS, VMS data is typically only available to governments.
|
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We believe in engaging with governments even when we disagree.
|
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"When governments redact sensitive information, they're hiding something," Stolle explains.
|
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Governments may have different standards for attributing cyberattacks than companies.
|
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State and federal governments already spend billions on conservation programs.
|
|
At best, governments can enact policies that support certain outcomes.
|
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Would state or local governments administer the program more effectively?
|
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Since then, successive governments have vowed to tackle the problem.
|
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Their success suggests that other governments can make headway, too.
|
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We can all agree that governments should prioritize their needs.
|
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After a slow start, governments also took up the mantle.
|
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Governments are now facing calls from airlines for financial assistance.
|
|
State and local governments are taking an even harder line.
|
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And can governments do anything to speed up this process?
|
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Foreign governments, businesses and key Republicans all argued against them.
|
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Suing governments or companies for causing climate change is hard.
|
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It sent U.S. economists to influence choices by governments abroad.
|
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Internet shutdowns by governments are becoming more frequent and systematic.
|
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Some even have the capacity to make or break governments.
|
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His stature with investors and governments gives him real clout.
|
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Other governments plan to do less lobbying and more threatening.
|
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Local governments or airport authorities borrowed to pay for construction.
|
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How do governments use tech for surveillance in those places?
|
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Do national governments have a plan to prevent global catastrophe?
|
|
Coastal cities need support from the state and federal governments.
|
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The governments of Uganda and Chad have denied the charges.
|
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European governments have opposed Washington's reinstatement of sanctions on Iran.
|
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Both governments rely heavily on aid from the Gulf monarchies.
|
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Governments, companies and individuals all have unique roles to play.
|
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County governments have budgetary control over sheriffs, but little else.
|
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Global markets opened lower today, despite stabilization efforts from governments.
|
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"We might ask for symmetry" in governments' stakes, he said.
|
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It also made requests to 13 foreign governments for evidence.
|
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Businesses, households, even governments in some cases, which is regrettable.
|
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Difficulties in defining "harmful" mean governments will develop different standards.
|
|
For authoritarian governments, it's that popular revolutions lead to bedlam.
|
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And it reflects governments' growing wariness toward the tech industry.
|
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Can governments or a single government sabotage the energy transition?
|
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"It's important to meet governments where they are," says Walsh.
|
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And some of our stations are part of state governments.
|
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The costs can be hard for local governments to bear.
|
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Additionally, state governments hold responsibility for regulating and licensing pharmacies.
|
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And it may not do much to satisfy some governments.
|
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There's a reason refugee camps exist: Host governments like them.
|
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Now the databases have spread to many companies and governments.
|
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Moreover, he said, governments with fiscal space should use it.
|
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But this hasn't stopped governments from tasking them with trying.
|
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"We have a constant whining from local governments," he said.
|
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MMT says that governments do not need to borrow money.
|
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This would be in addition to what state governments offer.
|
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After all, asylum is administered by domestic governments and courts.
|
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Voluntary donations from governments finance the United Nations' food programs.
|
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Governments were outnumbered by companies and nongovernmental groups as signatories.
|
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Governments have promised to inject huge sums into the economy.
|
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Local governments don't care if Uber and Lyft are profitable.
|
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Plenty of governments add green space to improve physical health.
|
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Governments around the world are exploring creating their own cryptocurrencies.
|
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The Netherlands, Sweden and Spain have all had minority governments.
|
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The practice is forbidden by the Chinese and U.S. governments.
|
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Donors such as Western governments are hesitant to come forth.
|
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In recent years, governments throughout Eastern Europe have attacked Soros.
|
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Moreover, he said, governments with fiscal space should use it.
|
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This, however, is within the power of governments to redress.
|
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American tech firms also do business with governments, of course.
|
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Low rates on governments are not just an American phenomenon.
|
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The jury is out on which choice governments will make.
|
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A number of governments and multinational companies were curbing travel.
|
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Some local governments also provide ICE with license plate surveillance.
|
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Governments should largely remain neutral; markets are supposed to pick.
|
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It focuses on sowing doubt about Western governments and institutions.
|
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Inspired by Kumamon's success, local governments rushed to cash in.
|
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Widodo said five agreements were also signed between the governments.
|
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Governments shutting down the internet is becoming the new normal.
|
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Other systems for settling disputes between governments were basically maintained.
|
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Instead, their main political relationships exist with the state governments.
|
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Local governments have been forbidden to bail out troubled LGFVs.
|
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The governments appear to have lost little if any revenue.
|
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"Governments have different goals as opposed to ECB," Vasle said.
|
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Not the governments that had so recently sung their praises.
|
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The GOP will dominate state and local governments as well.
|
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Citizen Lab specializes in politically motivated hacking executed by governments.
|
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Governments can keep closer tabs on fraud or tax evasion.
|
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Past American governments have recognized the importance of Mexico's help.
|
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The U.S. and other governments consider it a terrorist organization.
|
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She was minister of youth during one of Berlusconi's governments.
|
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By and large, national governments in Asia acknowledge the challenge.
|
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It also brings governments on board, adding accountability and enforcement.
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European governments have responded by throwing money at the problem.
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How are China's prevention efforts being led by local governments?
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Most international governments have issued travel warnings for eastern Congo.
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Yet both governments have faced criticism for not doing enough.
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President Trump eagerly does business with corrupt governments every day.
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Governments everywhere tend to drastically undervalue incrementalism and overvalue heroism.
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For example, some governments still do not accept paternity claims.
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However, student governments usually don't have control over university policies.
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When need be, state governments can and do get involved.
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This can also lead to coalition governments, requiring political compromise.
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Several governments have increased their safety alerts in recent weeks.
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EU governments are divided on issues from Libya to Venezuela.
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"There's a trust deficit between the two governments," he said.
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Whatever actions local governments are taking only make things worse.
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"Governments are going to crush [bitcoin] one day," Dimon said.
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Governments, the first thing they do is form a currency.
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Governments around the world were bracing themselves for new attacks.
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He also expects local governments to spend more on infrastructure.
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Governments across the world have started to explore these questions.
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Mr. Cuomo has called on local governments to reduce costs.
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We have seen governments impose brutal austerity to please bankers.
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City governments thus have less incentive to invest in more
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Governments, she said, are bound to face even more problems.
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Provincial governments outside of Buenos Aires set their own rates.
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Governments, companies and individuals are all struggling to keep up.
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Which raises the question: Why aren't more governments doing this?
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"We expect governments to be involved in espionage," he said.
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"With governments, the desire to control is universal," said Choudhary.
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Of course, there's also been a big push from governments.
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This is pushing both governments and firms to borrow abroad.
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Security considerations mean governments are reluctant to allow academic evaluations.
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And it broke the seal of silence from African governments.
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State governments run Medicaid with reimbursements from the federal government.
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Governments could also make it easier to start small businesses.
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But the biggest stop is the governments and the regulations.
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Their dispute has drawn in the Indian and U.S. governments.
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But local governments are able to raise that to $83,000.
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First, governments – including Italy's – are fully aware of the risks.
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EU governments hold the keys to the single market gates.
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The United States has limited capacity to influence foreign governments.
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Governments in Lebanon and Iraq remain paralyzed by popular discontent.
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States and local governments have been devastated by this epidemic.
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Kim blamed past governments for enabling this pattern of abuse.
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Economic growth requires sensible management, as most governments are aware.
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The emoluments clause bars presidents from profiting from foreign governments.
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The client, however, must have no ties to foreign governments.
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Western governments have also expressed their concern over the incident.
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IF YOU COMPARE EVERYTHING – OTHER THAN GOVERNMENTS BY THE WAY.
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Several governments have increased their safety alerts in recent weeks.
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Governments have no business controlling the reproductive systems of citizens.
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Other global markets and governments will be open as usual.
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These measures were mainly implemented by state and local governments.
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"The 27 governments remain united over Brexit," Tajani told reporters.
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Neither the Israeli nor Palestinian governments are attending the event.
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Before Mr. Bashir's coup, two earlier governments fell amid unrest.
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The governments of China, India and Japan fund similar institutions.
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They also worked with foreign governments to publicly attribute cyberattacks.
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And I encourage governments everywhere else to adopt similar processes.
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The city governments of Baltimore, New Orleans and Pensacola, Fla.
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Foreign governments know that Trump can be seduced with flattery.
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But governments wouldn't be required to design those identity protocols.
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" • "Governments must translate laws and regulations for the digital age.
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Oil companies are looking nervously over their shoulders at governments.
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"The blockchain will disrupt all institutions, including governments," Chapron writes.
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Companies have landed in hot water with difficult governments before.
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But only governments can open the avenues of free trade.
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Time was foreign governments didn't meddle in American presidential elections.
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Exposing The Lies of NASA, The World Governments and Media.
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This is a tension that exists in many local governments.
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Turla has a long history of attacking governments and organizations.
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Anyone inclined to scoff at the notion of governments enforcing all the laws all of the time should bear in mind how local governments' budgets depend on fines and fees from on their citizens.
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The examples in the lawsuit include leases held by foreign governments in Trump Tower, room reservations in Trump's D.C. hotel and payments from foreign governments to rebroadcast episodes of "The Apprentice" and 'Celebrity Apprentice.
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Several Western flag carriers have asked U.S. and European governments to limit their new rivals' flights, saying three Gulf carriers are subsidized by their governments and are adding capacity irrationally, without respect to demand.
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In deciding national security risks, governments often look to the potential for cyber espionage or sabotage by foreign governments, according to the report, issued ahead of the G20 summit of world leaders this weekend.
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This is especially likely as the act also strengthens legal processes by which governments of one country can allow other governments to obtain evidence in criminal proceedings, an important consideration in the Internet Age.
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So far, EU governments have yet to acknowledge the obvious lesson of the archives' discovery: Their retention means that Tehran knows it has something worth hiding, be it from Western governments or the IAEA.
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" He condemned socialism and hinted that the US would work to topple those governments: "We are an impatient people too and it's time to see the people of those three countries have free governments.
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" She says a common perception is that "we should be working just with the people to try to hold their governments accountable — working with governments isn't really a good use of time or money.
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While successive French governments took too long to confront anti-Semitism, and more needs to be done, few European governments have so seriously taken concrete steps combating anti-Semitism in the past five years.
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"The governments of Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates are undertaking demonstrable actions to reduce the risk of harm to civilians and civilian infrastructure resulting from military operations of these governments," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Local governments are urged to speed up disbursal of unused fiscal revenue and called on financial institutions to ensure adequate lending to local governments' off-budget financing vehicles so that projects are not delayed.
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" Sanders has previously expressed solidarity with left-wing governments but now draws a distinction between his avowed democratic socialism and governments like that of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, who he has called a "vicious tyrant.
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Adam Smith wrote in "The Wealth of Nations" that governments would be wise to raise funds in such a way because they appealed to people's gambling spirits, allowing governments to borrow at a lower rate.
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There isn't total agreement among scholars on the question of whether Donald Trump would be violating the Constitution by allowing foreign governments (and companies backed by foreign governments) to do business with his private company.
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Mohamed Ramady, the author of a new e-book, "Saudi Aramco 2030", says that relations between partially privatised oil companies and their governments become strained when the interests of governments clash with those of shareholders.
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State governments, foundations and local governments are committing hundreds of millions of dollars to convince people to fill out their census forms, in what is likely to be the most expensive grassroots census campaign ever.
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Regulators have also sought to ease financial constraints on local governments, most notably through a giant debt swap in which local governments exchanged trillions of yuan in LGFV bonds for official bonds charging lower interest.
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"It is very hard for governments to avoid linking aid to politics but generally speaking, most governments try to keep it separate," she said, adding the US sent flood assistance to North Korea in 2016.
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Since the federal government is only one of 90,000 governments in the country, USAFacts combines federal, state, and local governments to see actual spending on health care or schools for the results we are getting.
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Like most states, Texas gives municipal governments only limited leverage over fracking companies, and so local governments must rely on state regulators to ensure that the environmental, health and safety risks of fracking are minimized.
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First, since local governments deal in smaller amounts of money than national governments, less illicit profit is available to start with, making a cost-benefit analysis of illegal activity more likely to result in caution.
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Also: Local Governments Need to Hire When the rebuilding process starts, local governments need to expand, as more employees are needed to expedite permits for contractors and to field phone calls at consumer affairs offices.
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The convention, which will be binding on governments that ratify it, was agreed by a wide margin on the final day of The International Labour Organization's (ILO) annual conference of governments, employers groups and workers.
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There have been at least 169 incidents of state and local governments falling prey to ransomware since that year, though Mr. Liska said that estimate was probably low because governments don't always publicize such attacks.
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And yet governments keep trying to legislate it out of existence, with legislation that will only harm people who use the metaphorical TSA locks, courtesy of leaked keys, rogue government workers, and authoritarian governments everywhere.
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Institutions representing euro zone governments believe Greece will keep a 3.5 percent surplus also in 2019, but the International Monetary Fund, which euro zone governments want to join the bailout for credibility reasons, was sceptical.
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The rub, he argues, is that most public universities receive much of their funding from state governments, and many state governments don't want to increase their education budgets — in fact, they want to cut them.
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Individual citizens should urge their respective state and local governments to ensure the preservation of essential government documentation provided through their websites and then be vigilant in demanding accountability from those governments on this issue.
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Both political parties have seen the wisdom of supporting strong tribal governments and tribal sovereignty and have come to realize that as the most local of governments, tribes know best how to solve local challenges.
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State governments are trying to put abortion providers out of business by using "TRAP" laws State governments are trying to put abortion providers out of business by using "TRAP" laws This segment originally aired Jan.
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All this is costing governments and individuals enormous amounts every year.
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This is a joint responsibility of the E.P.A. and state governments.
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The military has ousted four governments in the past 60 years.
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They know that countries without clean, effective governments seldom escape poverty.
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Governments care more about mortality rates, food prices and the like.
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That fragility explains why once-meek governments are finding their voices.
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Data-sharing between governments can make life easier for travellers, too.
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Remarkably, many governments have handed voting rights to private-sector firms.
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Governments also legislate to ensure that markets are in fact competitive.
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Many are violent as well as poor, or have oppressive governments.
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Governments should look through the corporate structure and tax shareholders directly.
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That's because the governments play the role of pharmacy benefit managers.
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Some help comes from African governments, which shield producers from competition.
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Flynn's ties to foreigners and other governments have also raised concerns.
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They have not been stopped by overthrowing or destabilizing foreign governments.
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"Governments are being very slow to implement programs here," he added.
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The Commission will have a say, governments will have a say.
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Those governments pay for health care through taxes on their citizens.
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Russia&aposs constitution also prohibits turning over citizens to foreign governments.
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Lagarde is uniquely positioned to spur reluctant national governments into action.
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"What causes inflation is when governments interfere with markets," he said.
|
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Yet governments are not the only ones putting journalists at risk.
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The governments of Central America will not go along with this.
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NOW, ARE GOVERNMENTS WORKING VERY, VERY HARD AT PROTECTING AGAINST THAT?
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The Trump administration has sought to enlist support from Arab governments.
|
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Different governments have considered such an option, but never took action.
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Governments around the world, including the US, have condemned that violence.
|
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We do need trade agreements that deal with subsidies by governments.
|
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Governments and business leaders alike have some serious questions to ponder.
|
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Governments in developing countries are increasingly deploying drones as healthcare solutions.
|
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Around the world, invasive governments have particularly threatened people's digital privacy.
|
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The massacre that day horrified human rights activists and governments worldwide.
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In many such areas, local governments are trying to stimulate demand.
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It also puts pressure on governments to manage their assets better.
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On Tuesday, the search was suspended by the three governments involved.
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The sky is changing and governments are doing nothing about it.
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It enables Google to mine chats and not piss off governments.
|
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The Syrian and Russian governments have not officially confirmed the deal.
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Governments are trying to write a rule book to guide implementation.
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Arguably, western governments will welcome the measures, given growing protectionist tendencies.
|
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The three governments involved in the search suspended it in January.
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So, if national governments weren't taking action, perhaps the world could.
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One idea is for governments to pay everyone a monthly sum.
|
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Governments are competing to reduce corporation tax rates to attract multinationals.
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Why are state and municipal governments instituting or considering these taxes?
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Governments tend to get creative in order to find the cash.
|
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Uber for example, has had many issues with governments in Europe.
|
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Governments' first priority is to refrain from making the situation worse.
|
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This time, however, business owners have an unexpected ally: state governments.
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Governments will meet in Morocco next month to review the accord.
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Many governments can also access metadata information by asking phone carriers.
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"Self-reporting by governments is often incomplete and unreliable," Ross writes.
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City governments frequently respond to a more complex mix of motivations.
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Meanwhile, firms and governments on both sides are on high alert.
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The idea was to act as a check on irresponsible governments.
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Recall the ways various governments and institutions have historically vilified queerness.
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Successive governments have pledged to improve the lives of the population.
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Governments also need to work harder at keeping electoral rolls current.
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Countless others are respected leaders in municipal governments across the country.
|
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Second, governments should charge ride-hailing vehicles more than private ones.
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Budget constraints are making governments there more open to private capital.
|
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Sometimes, governments have had compelling financial reasons to tax particular goods.
|
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So far governments have shown remarkably little appetite for such taxes.
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Some state governments have also responded to farmers' needs more responsibly.
|
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Governments are wildly inconsistent in their approach to extended producer responsibility.
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Governments are gradually putting more emphasis on treatment rather than punishment.
|
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About 30 local governments are collecting data that would support it.
|
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Governments, corporations, and local communities are taking the issue more seriously.
|
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Flawed prosecutions destroy lives and degrade trust in already shaky governments.
|
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Local governments are beginning to unwind their oil and gas investments.
|
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How can governments shift their economies out of this bad equilibrium?
|
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Austere governments demurred, but the private sector made trillions of dollars.
|
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It started operations last year after coaxing $10.3 billion from governments.
|
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Those governments, too, promise they will be put to benign use.
|
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Only, the two governments do not agree on what "denuclearization" means.
|
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This is because for 50 years Indian governments have subsidised farming.
|
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Mr Schäuble has the backing of some other euro-zone governments.
|
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Local governments must be sustainable from a financial point of view.
|
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Governments should note that frustrated students are a potentially revolutionary class.
|
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History shows that governments often present giveaway budgets ahead of elections.
|
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But some governments do, and do not want their hands tied.
|
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Some governments have set up disinformation units to counter Russian propaganda.
|
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Governments have tried countless times to arrest this decline, without success.
|
|
Governments try to moderate booms but often overdo or underdo it.
|
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Under previous governments, a lack of reform has held Italy back.
|
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Some worry that the deals firms strike with governments are lopsided.
|
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Often, governments paid more for the work than they needed to.
|
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Norway's Progressives and Denmark's People's Party have joined or backed governments.
|
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It is urging governments to issue humanitarian visas and work permits.
|
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Meanwhile, other governments were more enthusiastic about exploring metal-air batteries.
|
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Globally, governments have over $2220trn stashed in state-run investment vehicles.
|
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That has obvious appeal to companies and governments the world over.
|
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Faced with these realities, governments have started to adopt gender budgeting.
|
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Source: UNHCR Libya Panicked European governments turned to a familiar playbook.
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National governments' foot-dragging has raised the profile of local initiatives.
|
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Governments find it easy to pay lip-service to women's rights.
|
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Governments should interfere with choices only to prevent harm to others.
|
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Governments from Tanzania to Nigeria started forking out for fertiliser again.
|
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Provincial governments can also establish stricter rules like limiting home growth.
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Further progress will require joint action by internet firms and governments.
|
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State governments are pushing harder to stop farmers burning their fields.
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Governments have deplored the practice but done little to stop it.
|
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In "extraordinary renditions" some prisoners were handed over to other governments.
|
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Other clients include the governments of Turkey, Kazakhstan, Serbia, and Albania.
|
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It's possible that states will be able to override local governments.
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City and state governments, first responders, educational and environmental agencies, etc.
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Governments may be unable to tackle issues such as teenage pregnancies.
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Their latest tactic is pushing state governments to regulate the Internet.
|
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Beyond MEPs, Spaniards also chose 12 regional governments and 8,131 mayors.
|
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The governments get criticized, and the bad guys keep making videos.
|
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How can local governments make the most of their economic resources?
|
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In many countries, voters in democratic elections exercise control over governments.
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They are fundamentally not governments, though they might like to be.
|
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Too many governments spent, rather than invested or saved, this windfall.
|
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"It is now a matter for governments," the other source said.
|
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But Europe's rejectionist governments are shooting themselves in the foot nonetheless.
|
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Governments were quick to tout the economic benefits of the agreement.
|
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Successive Indian governments have tried to tackle the dearth of employment.
|
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In a pinch, governments have tools to manage unwieldy debt burdens.
|
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Around the world, governments are grappling with the threat from floods.
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If voters care, then state governments and cities could respond faster.
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Parliamentary governments, by contrast, can pass spending bills with simple majorities.
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In Spain, Socialist and PP governments have alternated since the 29s.
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It punishes foreign businesses for the actions of their home governments.
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The 'Ndrangheta also has a history of successfully infiltrating local governments.
|
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The governments of emerging economies increasingly borrow in their own currencies.
|
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Governments support drug development through grants, tax incentives or other schemes.
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The EU's 27 remaining governments must now take up the issue.
|
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Governments have plenty of reason to be bullish about higher education.
|
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African governments could strike better deals if they showed more unity.
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And electorates can kick out governments when their time is up.
|
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Governments and economists have discovered that these outbreaks can be fought.
|
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Deep change generally requires co-operation with governments and social mobilisation.
|
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Increasingly, however, the region's governments seem wilfully to ignore international rules.
|
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That governments run air-traffic systems themselves adds to the problems.
|
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People do care, governments do see the seriousness of this problem.
|
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It's opposed by a large coalition, including five Ojibwe tribal governments.
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Second, taxes are one tool governments can use to control inflation.
|
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In the past, governments discouraged immigrant families from keeping their languages.
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Citizens, small and large companies, governments: online predators spare no one.
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Venal governments are bound to reject the authority of international courts.
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But governments' drug tsars are unlikely to be celebrating for long.
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Decisive actions from governments are key, mainly through policy and funding.
|
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For decades, governments have relied on household surveys to set policy.
|
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Local governments might fine-tune their wage floors to economic conditions.
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Granting local governments more power to limit guns in city buildings.
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Rather than correcting those defects, recent governments have cracked down ineptly.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company continues to gain validation from city governments.
|
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Governments quickly lined up to take potshots at the commission's proposal.
|
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Governments raised roughly $44 billion in revenues from pricing last year.
|
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Governments employ bots, troll farms, and hackers to wage influence campaigns.
|
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Airlines want governments to pick up the cost of such measures.
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Local governments cannot easily find revenue sources as bountiful as land.
|
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The Welsh and Irish governments have shown interest in the scheme.
|
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But Hacking Team isn't the only company selling spyware to governments.
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Charities do not want to deter donors, whether governments or individuals.
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Previous governments downplayed the power of criminal organisations, says Mr Moro.
|
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Many called for their own governments to do more for refugees.
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Many think local governments will again turn to a familiar friend.
|
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Foreign governments tampering with US voting machines is a real threat.
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But controlling such incidents is the responsibility of the respective governments.
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Eventually, governments could step in and implement a guaranteed basic income.
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He thinks universities and governments could help by promoting better management.
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THE Conservative governments of 2010-20103 were obsessed with the deficit.
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The flood of refugees is one factor galvanising the region's governments.
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Governments can pursue somewhat distinct paths and set their own budgets.
|
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It will certainly be a boon to authoritarian governments and regimes.
|
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Others warned that governments were straying perilously close to mass manipulation.
|
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By next April the EU's governments must decide what to do.
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The EU's governments are hoping to reach a compromise in October.
|
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But governments are also erecting borders—and theirs are more constraining.
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"This sparked anger from automakers, dealers and foreign governments" per Reuters.
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Governments and private organizations are looking for ways to secure operations.
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It would prohibit state and local governments from taxing Internet access.
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Many public interest groups don't realize they are targeted by governments.
|
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Unilever's delay will also focus the attention of the two governments.
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When corporations or governments need to borrow money, they issue bonds.
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And they know which public goods governments will and won't provide.
|
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First, as rents dry up, authoritarian oil-dependent governments could collapse.
|
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And sovereign governments are increasingly driving the evolution of the industry.
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Sadly, neither state nor federal governments are carefully monitoring the effect.
|
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The Iraqi and Kurdish governments obviously can't simply ignore the problem.
|
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But some state assemblies and city governments have already done so.
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Whenever those governments step out, then that's when we step in.
|
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But is the president winning this disagreement with the E.U. governments?
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Governments around the world – including the U.S. – have destroyed their stockpiles.
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Governments are also rushing to get in on the interstellar action.
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Fines against local governments could hit up to $25,500 a day.
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Rosenwald's schools bridged the gap that white-controlled governments wouldn't fill.
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Plus, lands managed by local governments had the highest noise levels.
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Allied governments tell us of shocking asides he makes in meetings.
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Warren would have the program administered by state and local governments.
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The Agriculture Ministry said state governments handle the regulation of pesticides.
|
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Republicans control 26 state governments and two-thirds of legislative chambers.
|
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The recommendations are voluntary, and governments may not take them up.
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Now it's up to governments to come up with a plan.
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COMPANIES AND governments need to borrow money for years or decades.
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S. governments were voted out in favor of a pro-U.
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Coalition governments are formal alliances where allied parties share Cabinet positions.
|
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State governments are already fighting back against the FCC preemption ruling.
|
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More important is the determination of the municipal and national governments.
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"It's a result of the dictatorship years and successive clientelist governments."
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Indeed, many governments actively worked against monetary stimulus by embracing austerity.
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Governments, foundations and endowments will probably have to play a part.
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DOES THAT INFORMATION EVER GET SHARED WITH GOVERNMENTS OR SECURITY OFFICIALS?
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It also uses satellite imagery to check local governments' data accuracy.
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Central and east European governments oppose moves to reduce the gap.
|
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Companies and governments win, the environment and the native people lose.
|
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Of the left-wing governments only Uruguay's is unscathed by scandal.
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The region's governments should also take greater advantage of mobile technology.
|
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Again and again, governments are rebelling against the cost of medicines.
|
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The proclamation directs state agencies to provide help to local governments.
|
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Successive governments have tried, with little success, to stem the violence.
|
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But Draghi stressed it wasn't the ECB's job to bankroll governments.
|
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Several successive cash-strapped governments have failed to set money aside.
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British people in Europe would be treated similarly by EU governments.
|
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However, it is not clear that governments will permit the technology.
|
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Governments are still grappling with regulations for drones and driverless cars.
|
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Governments already banned the international ivory trade in a 20163 treaty.
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It started with athletes and has been picked up by governments.
|
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There are two critical steps that governments must act on, now.
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But healthy pension systems now face another challenge with local governments.
|
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The state and local governments would remain in charge of elections.
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Governments have so far managed to win most of these cases.
|
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Some organizations are more subtle in their relationships with foreign governments.
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Yes, its sovereignty is still recognized by over 100 foreign governments.
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This is rebuilding the toxic link between the banks and governments.
|
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Serious engagement by senior officials can drive action by lagging governments.
|
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But the EU money is separate from spending by individual governments.
|
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State and local governments issue those bonds to finance infrastructure projects.
|
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News reports claim that local governments may lose millions of dollars.
|
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Proposition 64, which legalized recreational cannabis, lets local governments regulate sales.
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Governments have sent expensive robots and satellites to our nearest celestial...
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Amazon is Luzerne's top employer after the state and federal governments.
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The Trump Organization, the U.S. taxpayer, building owners or foreign governments?
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Many services and local governments don't digitally talk to each other.
|
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Technology always evolves far faster than governments can keep up with.
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For these new initiatives, we will work closely with state governments.
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"Minority governments are fragile constructs," he told the RND newspaper consortium.
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Whites and blacks joined together in police forces and local governments.
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Appointees would also be permanently barred from lobbying for foreign governments.
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Corporations love it when governments jump on the global warming bandwagon.
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A 1976 law exempts foreign governments from lawsuits in U.S. courts.
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But the Qatar row is just one hurdle for regional governments.
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