He is the Speaker of the House, he has an obligation to unify the party, he has an obligation to reach out.
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"This is something that everyone has an obligation to fix — certainly the landlord has an obligation as well," said Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's health commissioner.
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But he also has an obligation to do so responsibly.
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The corporation has an obligation to listen to its consumers.
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The IRS has an obligation to turn over the returns.
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S.A. has an obligation to uphold and enforce the Constitution.
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Sure, society has an obligation to the poor and needy.
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He's speaker, he has an obligation to unify the party.
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As president, he has an obligation to protect the nation's interests.
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"Congress has an obligation to protect Americans from dangerous criminals," Rep.
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Jim Jordan has an obligation to cooperate fully with that investigation.
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And Facebook has an obligation to try and deal with it.
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He's speaker, he has an obligation to unify the party. pic.twitter.
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Every one of us has an obligation to follow our conscience.
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Our nation has an obligation to address this ongoing public health crisis.
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"This council has an obligation to the people of Aleppo," he said.
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Certainly not, or more clearly, it has an obligation to do so.
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The United States, in kind, has an obligation to protect its citizens.
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No woman has an obligation to talk about her most personal decisions.
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Therefore, EPA has an obligation to get it right the first time.
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Importantly, the British government has an obligation to serve the interests of Gibraltar.
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"Every country has an obligation to defend its borders," he wrote on Twitter.
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"Every country has an obligation to defend its borders," Netanyahu wrote on Twitter.
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Anyone who opposes racism, bigotry and sexism has an obligation to challenge Trump.
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And our government has an obligation to deal with that, to address it.
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Of course, the Philharmonic has an obligation to perform the standard repertory excellently.
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Trump, however, doesn't seem to think he has an obligation to come through.
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Certainly, America has an obligation to us for 250 years of free labor.
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Mr. Cuomo has an obligation to personally apologize and condemn these outrageous attacks.
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As President, he has an obligation to hold himself to a higher standard.
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And I think the industry now has an obligation to fund those tests.
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"I think the Congress has an obligation to call him in," Gingrich added.
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"Every parent has an obligation to protect their children, even from themselves," Ogg said.
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Mr Bartolone described his "stupefaction": a president, he added, has an "obligation of silence".
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Ryan said he has an obligation to defend the party's principles from being mischaracterized.
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I feel as if my aunt has an obligation to me and my husband.
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Waymo says it has an obligation to make sure its trade secrets stay secret.
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"Our nation has an obligation to address this ongoing public health crisis," she said.
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Everyone has a right to feel safe and everyone has an obligation to be happy.
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The United States has an obligation to fulfill to the American citizens of Puerto Rico.
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The FBI has an obligation to submit only verified information to support a FISA warrant.
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Our President has an obligation to look closely at the raw data on climate change.
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I think my daughter has an obligation to stop the cheating by informing the teacher.
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The administration has an obligation to convince people like Ms. Dumala that they do belong.
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"The president has an obligation to step in — he's the commander in chief," he said.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday the GOP has an obligation to unite around common principles.
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But he said he has an obligation to tell his story and share his unique perspective.
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But he is also conscious that he has an obligation to talk about and demystify Islam.
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The church then has an obligation to the public as well as to its own laity.
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Instead, he emphasized that the Fed has an obligation to make regulation as efficient as possible.
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Dr. Palfrey also said that France has an obligation to screen as many children as possible.
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Every one of my colleagues has an obligation to pursue the truth, regardless of the politics.
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Apple has an obligation to that society to provide whatever protection is in its power to achieve.
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" The plaintiffs added, "The Court has an obligation to protect the attorneys, parties, and the judicial process.
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First, because of its Nazi Holocaust legacy, Germany has an obligation never to endanger the Jewish state.
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"Turkey has an obligation to ensure the armed groups it supports don't carry out violations," she said.
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Holdsworth thinks TV has an obligation to confront climate change just as Emmerdale dealt with testicular cancer.
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America's incoming government has an obligation — and an opportunity — to restore the faith in our voting systems.
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The school has an obligation to make sure that all students have a safe environment for education.
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This, Schumer said, means the nominee "has an obligation to share their personal views" on Roe vs.
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Judges need to keep pressing this point — and the Justice Department has an obligation to help them.
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I do think that the US has an obligation to enforce that kind of a red line.
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But the committee has an obligation to follow whatever trail it may discover, Gowdy maintained on Friday.
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"The FCC has an obligation to promote competition and freedom of speech over our telecommunications networks," Markey said.
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But it makes it very clear that every side has an obligation to minimize potential harm to civilians.
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The justice system has an obligation to communities, taxpayers, and youth to use its power of enforcement wisely.
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It has an obligation to assure the taxpaying public that its investments in our military are being protected.
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Ohio State has an obligation to get to the bottom of this with a thorough and fair investigation.
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But any administration has an obligation to make as much information available as it legally and safely can.
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In December, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said the US tech industry has an obligation to support the Pentagon.
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In his view, society has an obligation to remedy what he sees as the caste system that resulted.
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The Democrats believe the Senate has an obligation to conduct an impartial trial that includes calling additional witnesses.
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"Hillary believes that the government has an obligation to protect the open internet," Clinton's Initiative on Technology & Innovation says.
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But Brafman also told the newspaper that he has an "obligation to level the playing field" against negative publicity.
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The outcome will already be decided, because Treasury has an obligation under the MPRA to impose approved cuts anyway.
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Clearly, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) has an obligation to call for hearings to assess claims of voter suppression.
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The state has an obligation to respect and honor the unique cultural and natural resources on this special mountain.
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"I think you are seeing the community as a whole feels it has an obligation to veterans," he said.
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And the city has an obligation to provide all of its inhabitants with fire, police and other essential services.
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The president has an obligation to nominate, and Republicans flout their plain constitutional duty by refusing to consider his nominee.
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At the outset of the town hall, Ryan didn't say that the government has an obligation to insure every American.
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The next nominee has an obligation, a serious and solemn obligation to share their personal views on these legal issues.
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"The FTC has an obligation to protect WhatsApp users," Katharina Kopp, director of policy at CDD, said in a statement.
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Confidentiality, like in doctor-patient confidentiality, is whether a particular person has an obligation to keep secret information about you.
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He added that the Iraqi government has an obligation to stamp out retaliatory violence by Iraqi troops or associated militias.
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Elevate isn't predicting how this will all shake out, but it has an obligation to inform investors of the uncertainty.
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Litigation on the climate rule would probably focus on whether the EPA has an obligation to order strict emissions reductions.
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Think about it, a responsible person has an obligation to ask questions when he's a politician, no matter what level.
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"Congress has an obligation to ensure that activities like those laid out in this report are never repeated," she said.
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Our government has an obligation to provide public education; it must now provide the broadband to make that education possible.
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The government has an obligation to be truthful and transparent, and we plan to hold this administration to that standard.
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Apple has an obligation to innovate and needs the "next big thing" to stay relevant, brand expert Dean Crutchfield said Wednesday.
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It does not seem to grasp that, as a political party, it has an obligation to be transparent to its supporters.
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Witnesses have an obligation to comply with committee subpoenas, but the committee has an obligation to issue those subpoenas with care.
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Congress also has an obligation to shape public opinion on issues of critical importance through public hearings, testimonials, speeches and legislation.
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And if Flake really cares about the people he worries Trump will hurt, he has an obligation to stay and fight.
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"The government of Cameroon has an obligation to investigate this atrocious crime urgently," said Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the high commissioner.
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Once he's done that, they say, Trump has an obligation to keep that forum open to anyone who wants to participate.
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As a member of the Human Rights Council, Egypt has an obligation to uphold rights and cooperate with United Nations mechanisms.
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Congress has an obligation to the safety of the American people to renew these provisions before they expire on March 15.
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A huge number of California Republicans believe that climate change is real and state government has an obligation to address it.
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But they say the president has an obligation to try, suggesting that his unconventional approach to diplomacy might unlock some doors.
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Congress has an obligation to probe Russian involvement in this past American election, but also probe Trump's potential ties to Russia.
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Simply put, Congress has an obligation to do the right thing, and re-authorize the Perkins Loan program by Sept. 30.
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One camp argues that the FDA has an obligation to provide access to promising drugs for patients, even on an expedited basis.
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Selling a put is typically a bullish bet where the seller has an obligation to buy the stock at a predetermined price.
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"Each and every human has an obligation to push back against this violence, from every faith," Pompeo said, avoiding the precise question.
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In this case, it makes perfect sense to insist that your friend still has an obligation to drive you to the airport.
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"Every parent has an obligation to protect their children, even from themselves," Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said in a statement.
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"Congress has an obligation to conduct rigorous oversight of how the Executive Branch spends taxpayer dollars," Hatch said in a press release.
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As custodian of the reef, the government has an obligation to manage one of the world's greatest natural wonders, Dr. Steffen said.
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The international community, in this case represented by the U.N., has an obligation to take action against Iran for unlawful, aggressive behavior.
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Sanders now has an obligation to take action to force a vote in the Senate and usher this bill to final passage.
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"I know it's a health crisis," Mr. Zahilay said, but added that the county has an obligation to all of its residents.
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The four leading Democratic candidates for governor all say the state has an obligation to abide by the existing school funding formula.
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The CFPB has an obligation to implement this critical senior investor protection grant program, and it is imperative that it do so.
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"As stewards of America's federal public lands, the Trump administration has an obligation to protect these most special wild places," Marcario said.
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The poll also finds that a majority of respondents thinks the U.S. has an obligation to protect its allies in East Asia.
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"The Foreign Relations Committee has an obligation to examine the serious questions raised by these events," the senators stated in the Oct.
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"Each of you has an obligation to commit to a righteous cause — one that improves the lives of humanity and the planet."
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But critics say Zuckerberg has an obligation to try to do something to stem the flood of fake news on his platform.
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Given that reality, a responsible government has an obligation to try to regulate the system in order to avoid the need for bailouts.
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Every country has an obligation to protect its borders and its citizens, particularly one as expansive and as generous as the United States.
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And Mitt genuinely believes that if he could help the president and serve the country, then he has an obligation to do so.
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The question now shouldn't be whether our country has an obligation to take account of the sins of slavery, segregation and racial terrorism.
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"I believe he has an obligation to make his views known more explicit and unequivocally to the American people," Blumenthal said of Gorsuch.
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" When asked if the Senate has an obligation to at least consider a nomination that President Obama puts forward, Cruz responded, "Not remotely.
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Kagan disagreed, insisting that the Court has an obligation to guarantee that our political system remains open, so that every citizen can participate.
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A democratic government has an obligation to its people to consider the best practices of other countries as it legislates in this area.
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The ACLU has sued to bring the document to light, claiming that the government has an obligation to hand it over under FOIA.
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"Moving forward, the School District has an obligation to find an appropriate way to collect these funds, instead of using threats," he continued.
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The president has said he has an obligation under the Constitution, which says he "shall" nominate Supreme Court justices, to fill the vacancy.
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A County Council member, Girmay Zahilay, said that even in a health crisis, the county has an obligation to all of its residents.
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A County Council member, Girmay Zahilay, said that even in a health crisis, the county has an obligation to all of its residents.
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Yet the I.M.F. has an obligation to lend to countries that are in financial need as well as to safeguard global financial stability.
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Trump cannot simply throw out the Clean Power Plan because the EPA has an obligation to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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" Ms. Yates replied, "Senator, I believe the attorney general or deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution.
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"If there is, in fact, displeasure in his service, then he has an obligation, from my perspective, to make a change," he said.
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But there is a solution: the U.S. government has an obligation and an interest in empowering these girls through development and diplomatic efforts.
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They say the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has an obligation to step in and stop the plans from being sold.
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That means that not only do his words matter but also that he has an obligation to understand the history behind those words.
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" In its written opinion, the court determined that Britain "has an obligation to bring an end to its administration as rapidly as possible.
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But Soph's popularity raises another, perhaps more difficult question, about whether YouTube has an obligation to protect such users from themselves — and one another.
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The university has an obligation to preserve the long-term value of those funds and to spend the income in accordance with donors' wishes.
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And, you know, if she's feeling fatigue or feels like she shouldn't be driving that coach, she has an obligation to tell us that.
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But a localization group has an obligation to review the game and make suggestions on how to improve the game for a Western release.
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I think now people are taking advantage of the openness of the net, and Facebook has an obligation to try and deal with it.
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My question is whether the friend who sold the securities has an obligation to help the friend who is in a perilous financial condition.
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Yet the federal government has an obligation to let local people, and states, take the first steps in matters that affect them at home.
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Every single one of us who is an American citizen has an obligation to do what we can in the place where we are.
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In exchange for European Commission's approval of state aid to Abanka, Slovenia has an obligation to sell the bank by the middle of 2019.
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The director has an obligation to inform policymakers, including Congress, of intelligence assessments so that they can take steps to protect the American people.
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The DOJ maintains it is complying with subpoenas, but that it also has an obligation to protect the ongoing investigation and its confidential sources.
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During his confirmation hearing, Pruitt told senators he believes the EPA has an "obligation" to regulate carbon dioxide under a 2007 Supreme Court decision.
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Mr. Trump, he said, has "an obligation to the mission and the assignment that transcends the people who came with" him in the campaign.
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Democrats have called that alternative a nonstarter, while Republicans have argued that Congress has an obligation to ensure that the projects continue without delay.
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Trump has insisted his demands have nothing to do with politics and that he has an "obligation" to ask foreign governments to investigate corruption.
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"We think this country has an obligation in its power to keep its military members whole, and building families is certainly part of being whole."
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The International Court of Justice in The Hague rejected Bolivia's claim that Chile has an "obligation to negotiate sovereign access to the sea" for Bolivia.
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The government sets rules, but in doing so, the government also has an obligation to respect the vulnerability of the entrepreneurs, their investments, and contracts.
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When pressed on whether Sadler should be fired, or whether the White House has an obligation to apologize for the comment, Bolton refused to engage.
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In an interview with NPR aired Thursday, Bush said that the U.S. has an obligation to provide assistance to other countries faced with humanitarian crises.
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We have an obligation to read the full report, and the Department of Justice has an obligation to provide it, in its entirely, without delay.
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"France has an obligation, under the European Union directives," said Alain Reynes, who heads a pro-bear association that was a plaintiff in the case.
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If Trump or his administration challenges the thrust of a story based on anonymous sources, The Times has an obligation to explain itself to readers.
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"The Judiciary Committee has an obligation to fully investigate any alleged improper partisan interference in law enforcement investigations," Grassley wrote to his Democratic counterpart, Sen.
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Where everyone who benefits, directly or indirectly from the work of this institution, has an obligation to the degree that they can, to pay something.
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In fact, the WTO has an obligation to enforce the rules they have set up, otherwise it is left to the United States to impose punishment.
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" The U.S. maintains it has an obligation under the 1979 Taiwan Relations Act to provide assistance to "enable Taiwan to maintain a sufficient self-defense capability.
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" He added, in the Twitter message, that it couldn't have been legitimate and as president he has "an OBLIGATION to look into possible, or probably CORRUPTION.
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Anyone who finds themselves in the position of disseminating information to the public has an obligation to inform themselves about the issues they're putting on display.
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As a party to the 85033 Genocide Convention in the wake of the Holocaust, the United States has an obligation "to prevent and to punish" genocide.
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"This court has an obligation to ensure that Mr. Santiago has the ability to knowingly and competently enter a plea and waive his rights," Bloom said.
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"The agency has an obligation to act," said Richard Revesz, director of New York University School of Law's Institute for Policy Integrity, a regulatory think tank.
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Perhaps he gains favor with his political base by picking this fight, but Trump has an obligation to try to unify the country, not divide it.
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There are some states in which the landlord has an obligation to go and re-rent the unit, but in New York that's not the case.
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"The university has an obligation to preserve the long-term value of those funds and to spend the income in accordance with donors' wishes," he wrote.
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When a President perceives a serious threat to the American people, he has an obligation to highlight that threat, which is best done in clear terms.
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Pompeo defended the plan, saying the administration has an "obligation to do everything we can" to put an end to the decades-long war killing Americans.
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"KPA has an obligation to feed the railway ... we were the guarantors of the rail," said Daniel Manduku, head of the state-run Kenya Ports Authority.
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John Hancock, which manages money in the 401(k) plan for handgun maker Glock Inc, said it has an obligation to serve the needs of workers.
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Cook is no fan of Trump, but like the head of any business, he has an obligation to make as much money for his shareholders as possible.
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The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, meanwhile, said Russia has an obligation to denounce Syrian leader Bashar Assad for using a deadly gas on civilians.
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"The Justice Department has an obligation to defend the law and it has refused to do so because it dislikes this particular law," Bagley told USA TODAY.
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"The town has an obligation to make sure that a same-sex couple is treated in the same fashion as a different sex couple," Mr. David said.
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But Jeff Westeinde, a principal at Windmill, believes that even as a private property owner, he has an obligation to reconcile with indigenous communities for past wrongs.
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About 25 percent of that group won't buy a brand when it stays silent on an issue the consumer feels the brand has an obligation to address.
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With a price tag in the trillions, Congress has an obligation to the American people to get the most out of every single taxpayer dollar it spends.
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"As a platform entrusted with this sensitive information, Venmo has an obligation to its users to ensure that their information is protected, not published for all to see."
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Although Google is based in the U.S., it has an obligation to protect its global user base that outweighs its alignment with any single nation's military, she said.
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With a footprint of close to two billion users, it's time to acknowledge that it has an obligation for the social and cultural impact its platform is enabling.
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In the new poll, 9163% say that whoever loses after each state has officially certified its vote for president has an obligation to accept the results and concede.
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If a candidate lies and Mr. Wallace is aware of it, he has an obligation as a journalist to ask follow-up questions that will elicit the truth.
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The United States, as the kingdom's key ally, has an obligation to calm this family feud before it does any more damage to Saudi Arabia and the world.
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"As the Duke and Duchess are currently recognized as Internationally Protected Persons, Canada has an obligation to provide security assistance on an as needed basis," per the statement.
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"I think that anybody who's going to bring something like that to the floor has an obligation to talk to his colleagues before he does it," Capuano said.
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That can happen partly because HR has an obligation to protect the enterprise from damage — but primarily, it wants to protect other employees in case of serious misconduct.
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When an entity controls access to a fundamental asset, it has an obligation to make that asset available — not for free, but as an asset that can benefit others.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, told CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta last month that the company has "an obligation" to provide its users with safe and accurate health information.
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The CBS Board of Directors has an obligation to move swiftly and decisively to create a safe work environment for all and rid the company of this toxic culture.
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"It's on the Chrises and the Joes and the Kyles, everyone on campus, everyone in the country who sees this violence occurring has an obligation to intervene," he said.
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The answer in America's welfare reform of 1996, the 20th anniversary of which falls on August 22nd, was that it has an obligation to help the poorest into work.
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We believe that a place of public accommodation has an obligation to serve an orderly person, and that we are entitled to service so long as we are orderly.
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Congress has an obligation to pass this bipartisan bill that would ensure our nation will keep the promise it made to our retired miners, their families, and their widows.
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"I will keep pushing Chairman Graham because he has an obligation to ask Mueller to come testify before the Judiciary Committee at a public hearing without constraints," Schumer tweeted.
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However, the US has an obligation under domestic and international law not to return people to persecution — something that could happen if everyone were deported with no questions asked.
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Just like Facebook and Twitter have a responsibility to root out harassment and impostors from their platforms, the news media has an obligation to report responsibly on the president.
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"As the Duke and Duchess are currently recognized as Internationally Protected Persons, Canada has an obligation to provide security assistance on an as-needed basis," the government statement said.
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When news leaks from intelligence sources, the press arguably has an obligation to report such things, even if the motivation of the leaks is unclear or political in nature.
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Israel has a right to defend itself and maintain civil order, but it also has an obligation to respect peaceful protests and not use live ammunition on unarmed demonstrators.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said in a Tuesday news briefing that Obama believes law enforcement has "an obligation" to show restraint and protesters have a "responsibility" to protest peacefully.
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But a poll from the Pew Research Center in January found that more than two-thirds of all Americans believe the president has an obligation to release his tax returns.
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Bebe doesn't say if he's an NFL player, but the intimation is certainly there -- she says he has an obligation to be a role model, so presumably he's somewhat famous.
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Specifically, the percentage of Americans who think the government has an obligation to ensure coverage to all citizens has risen from 42 percent in 2013 to 60 percent in 2017.
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He appeared to believe that the US has an obligation not only to protect its own workers from economic migrants but also to offer refuge to those who need it.
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Trump has also openly urged China to investigate the Bidens, saying he has an "obligation" to raise concerns about corruption and denying his efforts have anything to do with politics.
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"I believe the attorney general or deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and Constitution and give their independent legal advice to the president," Ms. Yates replied.
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"The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office has an obligation to the citizens of Jefferson Parish, and we get complaints all day long from drug activity within Jefferson Parish itself," he said.
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"Grindr and those with whom it shares its users' sensitive information has an obligation to both protect this data and ensure users have meaningful control over it," the lawmakers wrote.
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"Congress has an obligation to bring transparency to social media when their content impacts important areas of public policy," wrote Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) in a letter dated Tuesday.
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"Congress has an obligation to bring transparency to social media when their content impacts important areas of public policy," wrote Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) in a letter dated Tuesday.
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The debate over whether Martin has an obligation to finish the books is irrelevant; it's simply possible this is the only ending for this narrative we're ever going to get.
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They're a dangerous, racist, anti-Semitic group of people who are attacking the core values of America... [Trump] has an obligation to all Americans to stand up and denounce this group.
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Call North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple at 701-603-2200 Indigenous activists say the governor has an obligation to represent the best interests of the citizens and land of North Dakota.
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Currently Rosneft has relatively mild sanction clauses, which say that none of the parties has an obligation to abide by the contract if sanctions are imposed and no penalty is levied.
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The media is on the frontlines of helping our society navigate the present challenges, and Facebook has an obligation to help its community connect with information as readily as with friends.
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Vientiane, Laos (CNN)President Barack Obama said Tuesday that US has an "obligation" to help Laos recover from a brutal secret bombing campaign that destroyed parts of the Southeast Asian nation.
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Two things: It means that Ziff Davis has an obligation to buy Gawker if no other bidders show up, and it means that any other bid needs to exceed $90 million.
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Barclays said that the claims in the lawsuit are "disconnected from the facts" and that it has an obligation to defend against "unreasonable allegations and demands," according to a Reuters report.
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It also has an obligation — for those in the workplace, those in college labs, and twelve innocent kids in preschool hurt by a well-meaning teacher we know how to help.
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The yellow jersey holder has an obligation to go through a mixed zone and to hold a news conference after the stage, the whole process usually taking at least an hour.
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Given that the U.S. was the main country to support South Sudan's move to independence, Obama has an obligation to help stem the brutal violence that now plagues the young nation.
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No state has an obligation to commit the suicide of its culture by naively turning it over to those who reject its premises or refuse to participate in its public life.
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The escalating legal trench warfare between Democrats is at its root a tussle over the extent to which a president has an obligation to voters to be above reproach and suspicion.
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"In the wake of the Parkland attack, this committee has an obligation to find out what happened," said Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, in his opening remarks.
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It claimed founder Mark Zuckerberg was backing President Donald Trump for re-election to prove a point that the social-media network has an obligation to fact-check campaign-related advertising.
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Leitch has long advocated for the rights of First Nations to educate their children in their own languages, and believes the federal government has an obligation to publicly fund that education.
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We don't believe the court has an obligation to keep Waymo's employees happy—and some of those who were subject to investigation by their employer might want to know they've been scrutinized.
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Facebook has "an obligation" to provide its users with safe and accurate health information, Sandberg said, especially while the United States is struggling with its biggest measles outbreak in nearly three decades.
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The committee has an obligation to the American people to determine what can and cannot be substantiated, so if an individual makes public allegations about Benghazi, the committee should interview that person.
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The value of the agreement is in getting every country in the world to acknowledge that climate change is a problem and that everyone has an obligation to do something about it.
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Protesters say the Army Corps of Engineers, which serves to protect and preserve the nation's environment, has an obligation to deny the pipeline, as it would have adverse impacts on Native communities.
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Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) is against impeachment for this reason, while other members maintain the House has an obligation to provide a check on the president irrespective of the Senate.
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"Bigotry and intolerance can be found in every part of the world, including the United States, but every country has an obligation to respect religious liberty and freedom of conscience," he added.
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"I think a writer, even a fantasy writer, has an obligation to tell the truth and the truth is, as we say in Game of Thrones, all men must die," Martin said.
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Turkey's president will tell Vice President Biden on Wednesday that the U.S. has an obligation to extradite the man accused of leading last month's failed coup, as Biden visits the Turkish capital.
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That's because the platform believes the opinions of prominent individuals, like President Trump, are important to public discourse, but that Twitter still has an obligation to protect users from their harmful speech.
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Given the complexity in the system and number of factors that impact out-of-pocket costs, every actor in the health care system has an obligation to work to solve this problem.
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For most members of the military, past and present, the answer is unequivocally yes — the nation has an obligation to care for the remains of those who died fighting on its behalf.
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Given this history, and that South Korea is a signatory to the United Nations Refugee Convention, the South has an obligation to embrace those fleeing war and other calamities throughout the world.
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But progressives have opposed that strategy, arguing that the party has an obligation to its voters to embrace the values it laid out in its platform and stand up for abortion rights.
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"I think everybody has an obligation to be honest, musically, lyrically, and in terms of the art they make; whatever that art is, however they choose to express themselves," he tells me.
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" Yates replies: "Senator, I believe the attorney general or the deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the President.
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"I think every person has an obligation to say and do something about sexual misconduct or harassment of any kind when they see it," Timken said in a statement from the state party.
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"The Accident Investigation Team has an obligation to consider all possible causes of the anomaly, and we aren't commenting on any specific potential cause until the investigation is complete," the SpaceX statement noted.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) says the House has an "obligation" to continue investigating Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The U.S. has an obligation to the Afghan government it supports and its people—specifically, its women and girls—to promote stability and prevent the country from descending back into intolerant Taliban rule.
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" Yates responded: "Senator, I believe the attorney general or the deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president.
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The coral reef along the Florida Keys is the last remaining coral barrier reef in the continental U.S., and Key West Mayor Teri Johnston said the city has an "obligation" to protect it.
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Mr. Harteveldt said he thinks that TripAdvisor has an obligation to verify the authenticity of an assertion before a badge is posted, and to confirm resolution of the complaint before it is removed.
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"Senator, I believe the attorney general or the deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president," Yates replied.
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Yates: Senator, I believe that the attorney general or the deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution, and to give their independent legal advice to the president.
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The US has an obligation to support the humanitarian efforts in Puerto Rico, as well helping restore the infrastructure, because Puerto Rico does not have the resources or money to do it themselves.
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Given the seriousness of the accusations against the NRA, which are coming from both insiders as well as investigative journalists, she has an obligation to act, and an inquiry is an appropriate first step.
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Whatever the outcome, however, nearly 8 in 10 say that once all the states have certified their vote counts, the losing candidate has an obligation to accept the results and concede to the winner.
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But even if the UNWGAD rules in Assange's favor, its decision will not be legally binding, and the British government says it has an obligation to arrest him if he leaves the Ecuadorean embassy.
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The U.S. has an obligation to the Afghan government it supports and the Afghan people — specifically, its women and girls — to promote stability and prevent the country from descending back into bloody Taliban rule.
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Mr. Concannon said the Roma opinion "drives home that the U.N. has an obligation to respond to the ongoing health emergency in Haiti by taking the swift and urgent action that the situation demands."
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"This Committee has an obligation to perform oversight on behalf of the American people and ensure that the American people understand the consequences of the FCC's actions," they wrote in the letter to Reps.
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But, at the end of the day, he made no bones about it ... J Balvin says he speaks for the people now and has an obligation to use his platform to express their demands.
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Many believe that Congress has an obligation to be transparent about these shush fund payments made in secret and using taxpayer funds, but so far calls for such transparency have fallen on deaf ears.
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Pruitt said the EPA has an "obligation" to regulate carbon dioxide under a 85033 Supreme Court decision and the EPA's "endangerment finding," a 2009 decision establishing carbon emissions as a threat to public health.
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During the confirmation process, the Senate has an obligation to get to the bottom of whether Tillerson's approach to Russia, China, Iran, Iraq, Equatorial Guinea and other countries reflects his business strategy or his worldview.
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Baraka wrote in a Facebook post Monday that he thinks Stein believes she has an obligation to "mount a challenge to the results in those three states," but he explained his concerns with the decision.
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"BLM has an obligation to consider all of these comments -including those from its sister agency (Fish & Wildlife) - and anticipates they will inform the Final EIS inmultiple ways," spokeswoman Molly Block said in an email.
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If they think the problem is serious enough, they'll come and send an inspector who will place a violation on the house and notify the landlord, who then has an obligation to fix the violation.
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He was an unofficial ambassador for America for decades, traveling the world trying help dissidents fighting for freedom and basic rights and believing to his core that America has an obligation to use its power.
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And then as documentarians, just because she has an obligation to make these arguments in court, did you feel that you would need to present all of that knowing that there might be this reputational issue?
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"BLM has an obligation to consider all of these comments -including those from its sister agency (Fish & Wildlife) - and anticipates they will inform the Final EIS in multiple ways," spokeswoman Molly Block said in an email.
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And given President Trump's unprecedented decision to conduct official business at his private business properties, the Trump administration has an obligation to make public the visitor lists at places like Mar-a-Lago and Trump Tower.
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" Tillerson made no mention of Assad's future, but he did say that Russia, as Syria's most powerful ally, "has an obligation to prevent any further use of chemical weapons of any kind by the Assad regime.
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Our country has an obligation – and the necessity, especially for rural America – to keep USPS financially stable, and Congress can and must do it by reforming the Postal Service's balance sheet before the year is out.
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Moving forward, the School District has an obligation to find an appropriate way to collect these funds, instead of using threats Mazur did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill on Tuesday.
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" Pompeo, who currently serves as CIA director, responded: "Senator, each and every human — not just Americans — each and every human being has an obligation to push back against the extremist use of violence, from whatever faith.
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Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights — a multilateral treaty to protect global freedoms — Australia has an obligation, the claimants say, to protect their culture, as well as their rights to family and life.
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Mr. Trump systematically blocked testimony in the House impeachment inquiry from a dozen government officials and refused to hand over a single document, and now, Democrats say, the Senate has an obligation to set it right.
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At the polls this fall, will voters trust her to continue to carry out the duties of her office, or will they vote as though she has an obligation to be a stay-at-home mom?
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" The Supreme Court ruled today that the 2018 Court of Appeal decision is "definitively upheld," and that the state has an obligation to "protect the residents of the Netherlands form the serious risk of climate change.
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But the Paris climate agreement marked the first time almost every country in the world agreed that human activity is heating up the planet — and that every country in the world has an obligation to act.
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"The government has an obligation to every citizen, and our obligation is not to give anyone the right, despite repeatedly destructive actions, to try to block the state," Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia told a government meeting.
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When unscrupulous fake journalists and foreign powers abuse this design to spread false information — polluting the public square swiftly and efficiently for political gain — Facebook has an obligation to act, though it has historically dragged its heels.
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"I was a member of Congress once; Article I has a certain set of powers, and Article II has an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the State Department," the secretary of state said.
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At every turn, instead of appealing to various demographics as real people whose concerns and needs he has an obligation to consider as a potential future leader, Trump views them as props in his grand marketing campaign.
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"The United States has an obligation to ensure that places where we want to operate, places where American information is, places where we have our national security resident, they operate inside trusted networks," Pompeo said in London.
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The Iran deal is a political commitment that is not legally binding, though some experts believe that the United States has an obligation to comply since the deal was codified in a United Nations Security Council resolution.
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Congress has an obligation to ensure that federal agencies work aggressively to fulfill their civil rights mandates, and there is an urgent need for committees with HUD oversight to hold the department and its leadership to account.
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Speaking in Hungary, the first stop in a five-nation European tour, Pompeo said the United States has an obligation to alert other governments to the risks of building networks with equipment from the Chinese telecommunications giant.
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" Trisha Low, whose excellent book-length essay Socialist Realism was just released, said she has "a somewhat controversial opinion about this, which is that I do not believe that personal writing has an obligation to be ethical.
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Congress has an obligation to guard its war powers and remind the president he has no authority to initiate a war with Iran, the Houthis, or anyone else in response to this attack on Saudi oil infrastructure.
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"Every member of the supervisory board has an obligation with regard to the company's interests and, based on the stock corporation act, has to adhere to the confidentiality interests of the company," the spokesman said in emailed comments.
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Related: Exclusive: Canadian Police Obtained BlackBerry's Global Decryption Key He cites a 2001 case where the Supreme Court clearly ruled that, after an investigation has concluded, the Crown has an obligation to make details of the investigation public.
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Sessions isn't just an immigration hawk who rejects "amnesty" for unauthorized immigrants who have settled in the US; he has long advocated that the federal government has an obligation to "end illegality" in the immigration system, full stop.
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Norvig also believes the rest of society has an obligation to support—either through universal basic income, a WPA-like program, or some other means—people whose livelihoods are eliminated so quickly that they are unable to adapt.
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"Witnesses have an obligation to comply with committee subpoenas, but the committee has an obligation to issue those subpoenas with care," Nadler said broadly in his statement, while hitting his GOP colleagues for failing to conduct meaningful oversight.
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The United States has an obligation to extend national treatment with regard to internal taxation and regulation to other WTO members, meaning that the United States cannot treat products imported from WTO members differently than domestic-like products.
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Despite the fact that President Emmanuel Macron is looking to reduce the rights of refugees who are under 18, the government currently still has an obligation under EU legislation to provide shelter to minors who ask for it.
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His view was that the quest for freedom is universal and that America has an obligation, based on the ideals of our own republic, to help other people enjoy the rights that so many of us take for granted.
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The concerns became public last week at a forum the school hosted with #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, when some students asked her about whether the school has an obligation to cut ties to men who were in Epstein's orbit.
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"It is the state that has an obligation to be neutral, not the citizens," said Nicolas Cadène, a senior member of the Observatory of Secularism, an agency that advocates respect of laïcité and advises the government on the matter.
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It's a giant echo chamber that pays no heed to actual policy considerations, such as the fact that the federal government has an obligation to know how many citizens and how many non-citizens live in the United States.
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" Barr on Monday confirmed that the Justice Department has been receiving information from Giuliani on Ukraine, saying DOJ has an "obligation to have an open door to anybody who wishes to provide us information that they think is relevant.
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" Yates did not hesitate in her response, saying, "Senator, I believe the attorney general or the deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president.
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The FBI believes it has an obligation to warn anyone who may have been a potential target, particularly since it is not known how many as-yet-undelivered pipe bombs still could be working their way through the postal system.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said on Thursday the United Sates has an obligation to lead an international response to a suspected chemical attack in Syria and President Donald Trump has the authority to use military force.
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"Senator, I believe that the Attorney General or the Deputy Attorney General has an obligation to follow the law and the Constitution, and to give their independent legal advice to the president," she told the man who may now succeed her.
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The court has an obligation to protect creditors in a bankruptcy case, and a judge can approve a company's plans to stay in business only if convinced that will be the best way to repay money that the company owes.
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But even though the government has made this argument in public and in court, the judge in the case has maintained that because the government was the one to separate these families, it has an "obligation" to reunite them swiftly.
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"The committee has an obligation to the American people to determine what can and cannot be substantiated, so if an individual makes public allegations about Benghazi, the committee should interview that person," he said in a statement after the Democratic release.
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"Airplanes flying through King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh are at risk, and the United States has an obligation to protect our citizens," Pompeo said at The Hill's Newsmaker Series event, referencing rebel missile attacks that have hit the airport.
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"The White House didn't clarify to Insider whether the comments were a part of the planned speech, but did say that Trump "has an obligation to work with all foreign leaders, and speak with them on a variety of topics.
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When the government brings to bear its most awesome power short of warfare, the power to prosecute an individual, it has an obligation to do so with precision and clarity, so that the average person can understand what is illegal.
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It could also force the agency's administrator, Scott Pruitt, who has rejected the scientific consensus that human emissions cause climate change, to implicitly acknowledge that greenhouse gases harm human health and that the E.P.A. has an obligation to regulate them.
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Trump also insisted he has an "obligation" to request investigations by foreign countries, claiming that his effort to press Ukraine to investigate the Bidens was about rooting out "corruption" and not about investigating a political rival in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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If, however, the White House was involved with the Nunes staff regarding the memo, or if Nunes continues to refuse to answer this question, Speaker Ryan has an obligation to the American people to immediately remove Nunes from the Intelligence Committee.
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"My understanding is that the Election Commission has an obligation to continue counting the ballots through the night, so this is potentially problematic or illegal," said Pandit Chanrochanakit, the deputy dean of the political science department at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.
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Gizmodo reached out to SpaceX for more information and received the following statement: The Accident Investigation Team has an obligation to consider all possible causes of the anomaly, and we aren't commenting on any specific potential cause until the investigation is complete.
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"The OCR has an obligation to serve and protect students, which includes ensuring that survivors of sexual violence and harassment have access to educational opportunities free from discrimination, as is their right under Title IX." The list has long evoked pushback from schools.
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"I will answer it in a different way, which is I think that this is the time where every good person has an obligation to both to continue being heard and to continue doing the right thing," Sotomayor added, without naming Trump.
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Congress has an obligation to embrace this resilient and reliable energy technology and place it on equal footing with other energy sources as part of our effort to advance an all-of-the-above energy strategy that delivers more American-made energy.
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Doug Holtz-Eakin, president of the right-leaning American Action Forum, said that if the White House is going to advertise its plan as tax reform, it has an "obligation" to provide details on how it intends to broaden the tax base.
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With the rise of connected TV — including streaming sites like Netflix and Hulu — and the new advertising opportunities available, Swadia says the industry has an obligation to ensure that those platforms are built with "the same transparency and trust" as traditional viewing.
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"As the premier professional hockey league in the world, the N.H.L. has an obligation not only to ensure the safety of your players, but to also engage in a productive dialogue about the safety of your sport at all levels," Senator Blumenthal wrote.
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"If a witness said something to a committee of Congress and/or under oath that is not consistent with the truth, our committee, like every other committee, has an obligation to refer that to those who actually do investigate," Gowdy told reporters.
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"Rod Rosenstein is so incompetent, compromised and conflicted that he can no longer serve as deputy attorney general, and Jeff Sessions now has an obligation to the President of the United States to fire Rod Rostenstein," he said, his voice raised in anger.
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Pruitt told senators during his confirmation hearing that he thinks the EPA has an obligation to regulate carbon under a Supreme Court decision and a subsequent "endangerment finding," that concluded greenhouse gases put public health at risk and need to be regulated.
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BERLIN, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The European Union has an obligation to look into recent steps by the Polish government to assert control over state media and the constitutional court, a senior German lawmaker said, describing the measures as a possible threat to democracy.
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That's because the FBI has an obligation to certify to the court before it approves FISA warrants that its evidence is verified, and to alert the judges to any flaws in its evidence or information that suggest the target might be innocent.
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The Federal Reserve has an obligation "to use our tools to support the economy, and that's what we'll continue to do," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said at the University of Zurich, in comments ahead of the central bank's mid-September policy meeting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United States wants Britain to ensure 5G networks are secure and has an obligation to demand that its intelligence is held safely, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said when asked about Huawei's role in Britain's new 5G network.
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"The IOC has an obligation to respect the integrity and spirit of the agreements, which was delivering a winter and summer games within a four-year period," said Lynch, who has worked on Olympic sponsorship deals, including 17 years with Visa Inc.
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Another memo sent from the MCC warden to staff on March 19 and obtained by VICE News said the facility has "an obligation" to receive "symptomatic inmates with exposure risk factors," but such prisoners would be quarantined in the jail's Special Housing Unit.
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The attorney general said the Justice Department has an "obligation to have an open door to anybody who wishes to provide us information that they think is relevant" but expressed skepticism about the reporting, noting that Ukraine can be a dubious source.
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"Congress has an obligation under the Constitution to conduct independent and robust oversight of the executive branch, and this hearing is one step in that process," the chairman, Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, said in a statement announcing the rescheduled hearing.
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"We also found that the decision to exclude the emoluments issues from GSA's consideration of the lease was improper because GSA, like all government agencies, has an obligation to uphold and enforce the Constitution; and because the lease, itself, requires that consideration," the report said.
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That is why each of us — citizens and leaders — has an obligation to speak truth to bigoted lies, to push them back, and to uphold the ideals of freedom and equality that our founders declared were the endowment we all receive from our Creator.
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The constitutional wall between church and state means that the state has an obligation to protect the church's ability to conduct business in accordance with its doctrinal dictates—which means reform to doctrine, priestly oversight, education, and systems of accountability can only come from within.
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The clear subtext of Kerry's comments is that the United States believes China has an obligation, as an increasingly influential and important power, to roll back its unpredictable neighbor's nuclear arsenal and to halt provocations that are rattling U.S. regional allies Japan and South Korea.
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"Because PUSA's ad's central point is deliberately false and misleading, your station has an obligation to cease and desist from airing it immediately to comply with FCC licensing requirements, to serve the public interest, and to avoid costly and time-consuming litigation," the letter added.
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"My opponent has an obligation to say what she would be doing differently," Capuano said in an interview on a recent Tuesday as he stood on a street corner outside S&S Deli in Cambridge holding signs with a nurses' union that endorsed him.
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"For the sake of people's faith in the judicial system, and so that law enforcement really has a deterrent effect, the DOJ has an obligation to lay out to American people what it has done and what it intends to do about it," he said.
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"His past comments and Scalia's own strong personality and seeming affinity to assert that the court has an obligation to be a part of any big national issue, which this clearly is, had me thinking that the court might take the case up," Berman said.
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DETROIT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California and 33 other U.S. states promised on Thursday to fight a Trump administration proposal to weaken fuel efficiency standards for cars and trucks and force states into line, arguing the United States has an obligation to protect the environment for future generations.
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Also, it seemed, and still does, that if the state is going to kill killers, the public has an obligation to test its commitment to the law by personally observing and absorbing the moral impact: Do we like the reality as much as we like the theory?
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The Federal Reserve has an obligation "to use our tools to support the economy, and that's what we'll continue to do," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said at the University of Zurich, sticking to a phrase that financial markets have read as signaling further interest-rate reductions ahead.
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The Federal Reserve has an obligation "to use our tools to support the economy, and that's what we'll continue to do," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said at the University of Zurich, sticking to a phrase that financial markets have read as signaling further interest-rate reductions ahead.
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In a court filing on Tuesday, Lisa Hyde asked MDL Judge David Campbell in federal court in Phoenix, Arizona, to allow the testimony of several medical experts who claim the company has an obligation to inform doctors and patients of the filters' alleged risk of breaking.
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But asked directly during the hearing whether Europe's response to platform power might include breaking up overbearing tech giants, Vestager signaled caution — saying such an intrusive intervention should only be used as a last resort, and that she has an obligation to try less drastic measures first.
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Congress now has an obligation to adopt a new War Powers Resolution to prohibit unconstitutional military action against Iran, as well as to pass our bipartisan No War Against Iran Act, which uses Congress' power of the purse to defund any unauthorized military force against Iran.
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"While ultimately it is the responsibility of the antitrust enforcement agency to enforce the law, Congress has an obligation to assess whether existing antitrust laws and competition polices — and the will to enforce those laws and policies — are adequate to address the competition issues facing our country," Rep.
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If American society wants to invest in its young people, it has an obligation to provide them with an education in which they are challenged, can learn to take risks, think outside the boundaries of established ideologies, and expand the far reaches of their creativity and critical judgment.
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"Given the public's concerns about the raid's costs and other media reports about the raid, the administration has an obligation to disclose support for this claim," said Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat and one of half a dozen members of the Intelligence Committee interviewed for this article.
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But what the public has the right to know — and Congress has an obligation to find out — is if this extraordinary neglect of the government's responsibility to people who are supposed to be under its protection is something that was ordered from the top and who was involved.
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In both cases, Trump's legal team argued that the subpoena does not have a "legitimate legislative purpose," while Democrats have asserted that Congress has an obligation to conduct oversight and investigate a president's personal affairs, while also using the financial documents to evaluate whether federal laws must be updated.
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It's On Us is a student-centered movement that engages all aspects of campuses from the presidents, to the football coaches, to the fraternities, to student activists, and everyone in the middle to push the message that everyone has an obligation to step up, step in, and stop sexual assaults.
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Although he never explicitly mentioned Trump by name, he cited how "personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth or decency" are emanating from the executive branch of government, and that the chamber has an obligation to speak up because it is threatening democracy.
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Voters who support Trump yet expect Clinton to win are more apt than Trump backers who think he will win to say that the loser of the election has an obligation to concede (72% among Trump backers who say Clinton's going to win, 55% among those who think Trump will).
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Any well-informed person who disagrees either that the Ways and Means Committee has an obligation to demand Trump's tax returns as part of fulfilling its oversight duties or that Trump is legally obliged to turn them over is either a partisan hack or contemptuous of the rule of law.
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" But he declined to back the second article of impeachment alleging Trump obstructed Congress, explaining that he believes "there are legitimate and unresolved constitutional questions about the limits of executive privilege, and that before pursuing impeachment for this charge, the House has an obligation to exhaust all other available options.
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At an unrelated news conference in Washington Monday morning, Barr said that the Justice Department has an "obligation to have an open door to anybody who wishes to provide us information that they think is relevant" but expressed skepticism about the reporting, noting that Ukraine can be a dubious source.
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If we accept the claim that the president has an obligation to act for the right reasons, which is to say in the interests of the people, and not of himself, he seems to have already crossed this line by firing Comey because of the Russia investigation (which he actually admitted).
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J Street, as well, has an obligation to its members – many of whom pray at the Western Wall and have deep connections to Hebrew University and Hadassah Hospital and the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem – to advise them whether the organization supports Israel's abandoning these Jewish areas until Palestinians agree to a negotiated settlement.
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" Brady Campaign president Dan Gross thanked Sanders for backing the repeal, adding in a statement, "However, cosponsoring a bill means more than simply signing a piece of paper — Senator Sanders now has an obligation to lead the effort to force a vote in the Senate and usher this bill to final passage.
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Internationalists—which include all American presidents from Franklin Roosevelt onwards—believe that America has an obligation to be the bulwark of the global capitalist order, creating and supporting a system of alliances like NATO, keeping global trade routes open, and pushing for treaties that ensure the widest possible access to foreign markets (or "free trade").
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According to Bob Work, former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense and architect of Project Maven, "'anything that's going on in that center is going to be used by China's military'" based on its strategy of 'civil-military fusion,' where every major Chinese company and university has an obligation to share information with the Chinese government.
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In fact, most would argue that the playing field is tipped firmly in favor of the foreign criminal, who typically receives multiple warnings in state court that a criminal conviction could result in deportation, and whose criminal defense attorney has an obligation to make him aware of the immigration consequences of the charges against him.
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Both Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Bolton seem intent on a military conflict with Iran, but before the United States puts its young men and women in harm's way, the country has an obligation to fully understand their reasons for this, whether they are in fact valid, and what, if anything, is at stake for America.
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The Wall Street Journal stated last Friday that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has an obligation to release his tax returns now so the voters can see them.
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Senator Brian Schatz, who also talked with TechCrunch ahead of the NPRM's release, issued a statement calling the chairman to task: While Chairman Pai seems to have made his decision to get rid of these rules before starting the proceedings in earnest, he has an obligation to keep an open mind in this process, and take seriously the comments from the public.
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In particular, since the bishops were entrusted with examining charges that have in effect exiled Moise Katumbi and other opposition leaders, and since the churchmen have concluded that the charges are baseless and politically motivated, Mr Kabila's government has an obligation to ensure that those charges are dropped and that the exiles can return home freely to participate in politics.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) said that the National Security Agency has an obligation to notify the public if it is using new methods of intelligence targeting.
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" To those who insist that she, as a Republican, has an obligation to support her party's nominee, she saves the very best for the final paragraph: "I revere the history of my party, most particularly the value it has always placed on the worth and dignity of the individual and I will continue to work across the country for Republican candidates.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE for president and then stayed neutral when Paul dropped out, noted that Trump also has an obligation to reach out to Republicans he may have alienated during the campaign.
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The Trump administration has been trying to slash refugee levels since it arrived in office, and is now implementing a refugee policy that is grounded in suspicion that the US really needs refugees, or that refugees need the US. The rationale that Trump and company use is that the United States no longer believes it has an obligation to open the doors to the world's most vulnerable.
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First of all -- first of all, I think that Google has an obligation to have some system of fixing things like this and being able to do within a couple of hours and I do think they run a risk that they&aposre going to start getting hearings if in fact this is used as an engine of left-wing propaganda, people are going to demand I think real reform.
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But in doing so, they have also tentatively crafted an argument that suggests that maintaining Democratic power is both a moral and a pragmatic matter of justice — moral in the sense that the Democratic Party has an obligation to its base to guard against the Republicans' agenda; pragmatic in the sense that Mr. Northam and Mr. Herring, as exposed racists (or racial ignoramuses) are indebted to the party's base of core supporters and loyalists — namely black women and men.
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Part of the independence of the Fourth Estate is that it is not government-controlled, and media companies thereby have an obligation to pursue profits on behalf of their shareholders, their owners, and also has an obligation to invest a good chunk of that profit back into news and back into public affairs, and to maintain certain standards and to not dumb down the news, and to have higher aspirations for what effective news can do.
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"This Committee has an obligation to perform oversight on behalf of the American people and ensure that the American people understand the consequences of the FCC's actions," they wrote in the letter to Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) and Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), chair of the tech subcommittee.
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