KM: We've had, we've implemented, we've already implemented significant pension reform.
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"It doesn't always get implemented in the way you like, but it does get implemented."
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"All the decisions which must be implemented, must be implemented in a responsible way," he added.
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RIVERA: He implemented this, he implemented this, Sean, on May 7th-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Let me go to Chris.
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Wong found no statistically significant decrease after family detention was implemented in 2014, or after family detention was implemented in 2017.
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"Ultimately, that information has got to get implemented, and you can pretty much get that implemented in new construction," McCabe said.
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"The problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented," he said.
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It remains to be seen whether the draft law will eventually be implemented, and whether, even if implemented, it will be enforced.
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Putnam voluntarily implemented changes to its policies and procedures and implemented a training session in early 2017 for all fixed-income traders.
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Weissman added that 2014 was the first year the ACA was fully implemented, and the Mental Health Parity Act was implemented in 2008.
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Keeping the president's most idiotic ideas from being implemented is small comfort when the Republican Party's most dangerous ideas are being implemented daily.
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"The problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented," Trump said to applause.
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"It's never really been implemented, and the only way it could be implemented is frankly with a little bit of military muscle," he said.
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If all that happens is the tariffs that are actually implemented are the ones implemented and that's the end of it, no big deal.
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On the other hand, they know most improvements will take many months to be implemented — and sometimes certain features might not be implemented in full!
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These tools should be effectively and fairly implemented, and the GAO's recommendation that DHS and DOJ develop tools for detecting fraud patterns should be implemented.
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" Late in the hearing, he offered Tillerson a lifeline on sanctions, summarizing his opinion as "just ensuring that when they're implemented, they're implemented in an appropriate way.
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While the licenses reflect the number of radar and communication devices being implemented near the border, the FCC licenses don't provide details on the specific technology being implemented.
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We predict that within the next decade, a vast competitive advantage will emerge based not on whether an organization has implemented AI, but on how it has implemented it.
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They also suggested that their domain had appeared as a result of their tracking code being implemented on a website I had visited which had also implemented Facebook's own trackers.
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In 2016, among the six major tobacco control policies in the world, the most implemented is the non-smoking regulations and taxation policies, and the least implemented is mass media campaigns.
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Although some countries have implemented screenings at airports, expanded their testing facilities, and implemented other health measures and precautions, no country is fully prepared for a pandemic, according to recent research.
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The new guidelines, implemented under the Trump administration, replace policies implemented by former First Lady Michelle Obama&aposs Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act, which aimed to reduce childhood obesity in America.
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Ultimately, the ban could be implemented — or permanently blocked.
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The decision has since been applied to invalidate many other software patents, ranging from patents covering financial techniques implemented using the Internet, ad-supported Internet content and many other computer-implemented concepts.
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"We are very optimistic because the same plan that was implemented in Wynwood is being implemented in Miami Beach," said Rolando Aedo, chief marketing officer for the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Some corporations are already limiting purchases nationwide, while others have implemented store-specific policiesTarget and Shop Rite both confirmed (via emails with representatives) that limits have already been implemented at stores nationwide.
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In a series of tweets, Polakis explained that, depending on how these websites implemented Facebook Login, hackers could gain access to users' accounts on every website where Facebook single sign-on is implemented.
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"The way it's enforced and implemented today and the way it might be enforced and implemented in a year is a big question mark," added Lance Noble, the chamber's policy and communications manager.
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But critics fear that only the restrictions will be implemented.
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Trainers have also implemented measures to protect against head trauma.
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Those cuts, first implemented in 2017, were set to expire.
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The technique has since been implemented in other cold cases.
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"This decision, if implemented, will be a disaster," he said.
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Those plans "disappeared" after the Affordable Care Act was implemented.
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How such a policy would be implemented remains under discussion.
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Another question is how, exactly, Marsy's Law will be implemented.
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At least five businesses implemented the scheme, the indictment said.
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It depends on how it is designed, communicated, and implemented.
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WHAT WILL THIS OFFER THEM AS SOON AS IT'S IMPLEMENTED?
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Campaigners called for the amended law to be implemented immediately.
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It's not going to be smooth sailing and quickly implemented.
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McMaster also implemented classic "clear, hold and build" counterinsurgency operations.
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He implemented progressive hiring policies during the civil rights movement.
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Both Samsung and LG have implemented OLEDs in various devices.
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Uber only implemented tipping earlier this year following driver demands.
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While Chatterjee said that how new tariffs are implemented Dec.
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If such measures are implemented well, airline entrepreneurship will follow.
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The government publicly stated that the recommendations would be implemented.
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A subsequent softening of the rules has not been implemented.
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The package will be implemented over several years, officials added.
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They do not, at least not as written and implemented.
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But we have an emergency plan that we implemented perfectly.
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The law was implemented in response to Stratton Oakmont v.
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She also implemented a trick to help her eat better.
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Brexit was implemented by its enemies rather than its friends.
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But the way that Huawei implemented that behavior isn't allowed.
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Currently, supportive care is widely implemented to treat Ebola patients.
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But, when implemented strategically, the pros outweigh the cons immensely.
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MIFID II is set to be implemented January 3, 2018.
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Next was Algeria, which implemented almost all of its commitment.
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An alternative: To discourage smoking, state governments implemented cigarette taxes.
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Otherwise, additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could be implemented.
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The rule was implemented by the Obama administration in 2015.
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It effectively implemented the decision of the commander in chief.
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MGM Studios, for example, has implemented the Prudential savings tool.
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Now, Williams says it is implemented for every global hire.
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People are getting increasingly concerned about what will be implemented.
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The law is expected to be implemented starting from 2019.
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That could be implemented in ways that limit free speech.
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The Bush administration implemented opposing policies in Gaza and Jenin.
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Neither tax policy these two presidents implemented fixed the problem.
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To date, 22019 states have implemented some version of PBF.
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Rural communities in Bangladesh have implemented the environmentally friendly solution.
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Some require that standards be implemented starting in primary school.
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The rule passed in 2202 and was implemented in 2628.
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He'll step down before the policy is finalized or implemented.
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Transportation systems were implemented to get residents around the town.
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Two years ago it implemented what's called a 4DX theater.
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It's the full U.N. resolution that needs to be implemented.
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We'll update you accordingly once Microsoft has implemented its fixes.
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The company then implemented more monitoring, the former employee added.
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Unfortunately, they are unlikely to be implemented any time soon.
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APRA is seeking industry feedback before the proposals are implemented.
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The problem is with how it is implemented and interpreted.
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A constitution drafted in 1997 has yet to be implemented.
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Both will be implemented "shortly afterward," the White House said.
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" He added, "So far there have been no tariffs implemented.
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It says they will be implemented as early as Jan.
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The 25 percent tariff, if implemented, will take effect Aug.
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Campus carry can be implemented in stages to reduce risks.
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Bastawrous hopes this model can be implemented around the world.
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The Employee Benefits Security Administration implemented the rule in October.
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If fully implemented, this arrangement could advance those important goals.
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As of 2015, not a single recommendation had been implemented.
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The rules would be implemented fully by March 22019, 2018.
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Bottom line: The Trump administration implemented the current separation policy.
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If implemented, governments worldwide would automatically share bulk taxpayer information.
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At Vale, he implemented a turnaround based on tough goals.
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It is not clear if the alleged scheme was implemented.
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Naturally, because this is Washington, those recommendations were never implemented.
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The memo indicates that the policy will be implemented soon.
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When properly implemented, neither would be technologically possible to crack.
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Hotels don't seem to have implemented formal cancellation policies yet.
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How this law will be implemented, we still don't know.
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Probably if properly implemented but that's really not the point.
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The Department of Justice implemented the controversial policy in April.
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The first such program was implemented in Philadelphia in 1959.
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If implemented, it will be the UK's first buffer zone.
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But the second way can be taught, learned, and implemented.
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Six states implemented hikes on July 1 of last year.
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But Ackman believes that should be implemented across the country.
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This is where garbage collection is implemented, among other things.
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Additional tariffs were also implemented on U.S. goods entering China.
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At least the way Samsung's implemented it, it's very insecure.
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This is a program that could be implemented right away.
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What solutions have they and their families explored and implemented?
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What solutions have they and their families explored and implemented?
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"Those schemes cannot be implemented on the ground," he said.
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A new concept in Washington, conversions have been implemented elsewhere.
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Several other EU countries have also implemented varying quarantine measures.
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Do you have any regrets about how that was implemented?
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The US Army implemented similar measures to screen its recruits.
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The regulator implemented the rule, called Rule 201, in 2010.
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The UAE's deep clean campaign, being implemented between 8 p.m.
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"They will make sure this will be implemented," he said.
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It was (eventually, mostly) implemented, but not as Cerdà envisioned.
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Japan says it implemented the restrictions over national security concerns.
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However, the war ended before the rule could be implemented.
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But, again, China implemented so many different measures at once.
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The UAE's deep clean campaign, being implemented between 8 p.m.
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Then, in 1582, Pope Gregory XIII implemented the Gregorian calendar.
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The ban, if implemented, would have crippling effects beyond Huawei.
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The new restrictions were due to be implemented Sep 1.
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The US, however, has only implemented its agreement with Guatemala.
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Third, a number of large regional projects are being implemented.
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Since Apple implemented encryption, it can no longer do this.
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They're implemented when a person or entity violates US law.
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Has any of that been implemented in the ensuing years?
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The new standards will be fully implemented in September 2020.
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DeSantis did not specify when the test would be implemented.
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Our job is to make sure that platform is implemented.
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If implemented, it is nearly certain to face legal challenges.
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In December, the group implemented 158% of the promised curbs.
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In December, the group implemented 158% of the promised curbs.
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"A similar policy will be implemented in Brooklyn," he said.
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However, other counties have successfully implemented forms of smartphone voting.
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"A purpose," as long as it's implemented correctly, "can help."
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Adult content restrictions would be implemented as I saw fit.
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He said measures agreed would be implemented as of Thursday.
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The FDA then went ahead and implemented the import alert.
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States that have fully implemented legalization have experienced economic benefits.
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"China will be in chaos if real democracy is implemented."
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The other six states' programs have not yet been implemented.
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This will be implemented in some devices and basic software.
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But it seems unlikely that such measures will be implemented.
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The changes will be implemented at the end of August.
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Earlier this year the site implemented a partial pay wall.
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A Douglass Plan should've been implemented in South Bend, Ind.
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The tariffs will be implemented broadly, without targeting specific countries.
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Those will be implemented in the main draw this year.
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These measures were mainly implemented by state and local governments.
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In his first term, Ronald Reagan implemented the conservative prescription.
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But ESMA said regulators in an EU country that has implemented MiFID II should not have to accept new requests to operate there from firms whose home country has not implemented the new rules.
|
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Both of these are yet to be implemented and yet, when finally implemented, will be well behind the already understood need to observe and mitigate the risk of trading already done in real-time.
|
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Even well-designed improvements can fail when they are implemented poorly.
|
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To move things along, changes have been implemented over the years.
|
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However, aspects of its program had not yet been effectively implemented.
|
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If it's implemented as promised, this would be radical — and disruptive.
|
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He also defended some of most controversial policies implemented by DHS.
|
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This was only days after the FAA implemented the licensing requirement.
|
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The policy will take another seven months to become fully implemented.
|
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In 2016, California implemented a bill banning all personal belief exemptions.
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And frankly, we could get behind these concepts actually being implemented.
|
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The court said the ruling must be implemented within 10 days.
|
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The regulator did not say when the recommendations would be implemented.
|
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"A nationwide cessation of hostilities must urgently be implemented," leaders said.
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Nationally, this won't have a chance of being implemented before 2018.
|
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Other innovative healthcare ideas are also being implemented in the states.
|
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The Madrona team says this should be implemented within a year.
|
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The main question, he said, is how economic reforms are implemented.
|
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But "both implemented a more restrictive regulatory framework," Pratt's testimony said.
|
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It is set to be fully implemented six months after that.
|
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Not one of the police departments reviewed has implemented all eight.
|
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However, SoundCloud confirms that it simply hadn't been implemented until now.
|
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He said the whole plan could be implemented within six months.
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Best EVF in class and the LCD touchscreen is well-implemented.
|
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Confusion about Page administration began before today's changes were even implemented.
|
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Officials in Arkansas have already implemented similar work requirement rules there.
|
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Cities such as Flagstaff, Arizona, have already implemented light-reducing measures.
|
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Update: We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again.
|
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Williams said the teams had subsequently implemented a number of changes.
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LIESMAN: DO YOU THINK A LOT CAN BE ACHIEVED AND IMPLEMENTED?
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They were implemented in a superficial, formalistic, harsh, copy-paste way.
|
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It is unclear when or if its recommendations will be implemented.
|
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If it were, DAPA would have been implemented 18 months ago.
|
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China has also implemented stimulative measures to mitigate slowing economic growth.
|
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KASHKARI SAYS FED HAS NOT IMPLEMENTED CURRENT POLICY FRAMEWORK AS DESIGNED
|
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This will be the first step that will be implemented immediately.
|
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Half of the state's facilities closed after the bill was implemented.
|
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Jimenez said he has since implemented measures to halt inappropriate behavior.
|
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CHINA IMPLEMENTED SPECIFIC MEASURES TO STABILISE EMPLOYMENT - HUMAN RESOURCES MINISTRY OFFICIAL
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Around the United States, innovative solutions are being tested and implemented.
|
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The algorithm changes unpredictably, and the changes are often implemented irresponsibly.
|
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Some companies have also implemented reforms in response to public pressure.
|
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Both countries' central banks have slashed rates and implemented stimulus programs.
|
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We just need to see it being implemented into the industry.
|
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Dartmouth College, for example, implemented a hard alcohol ban last year.
|
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Johnson told Zarif he believed the deal should be fully implemented.
|
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" For example, "The changes that I implemented had an immediate effect.
|
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The commoditization of computer hardware drives innovation into computer-implemented software.
|
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The University of Kentucky implemented its bias response team in 2016.
|
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The Asian nation recently implemented capital punishment on proven gay citizens.
|
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But the way federalism was implemented caused problems from the start.
|
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Though it says this was never implemented or used by Uber.
|
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She revealed one major modification that she'd like to have implemented.
|
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Emergency resolution plans must be implemented if those efforts prove insufficient.
|
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Caro Quintero, however, implemented this "boutique" strain on a grand scale.
|
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But she cautions that much depends on how they are implemented.
|
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The order to lethally control the squirrel population was never implemented.
|
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Others have implemented similar solutions using Intel technologies, with similar results.
|
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If implemented, they could have terrible consequences for the American economy.
|
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Intriguingly, this model is already being implemented — sans autonomy, of course.
|
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If implemented, the administration's plan would allow for indefinite family detention.
|
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That custom AI work is implemented through Qualcomm's Snapdragon Flight platform.
|
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And the policy proposals contained within them may never be implemented.
|
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A shame, then, that regional economic deals are often poorly implemented.
|
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She has implemented a similar strategy at Vida, and it helps.
|
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Monetary policy may be tightened further while tax cuts are implemented.
|
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The deal is due to be implemented in the coming days.
|
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It will be implemented only if Greece meets its fiscal targets.
|
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All of this would be implemented over the next few years.
|
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Laws are passed and implemented without the consent of the governed.
|
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"We expect the cuts will be implemented next month," she said.
|
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There were also questions about how Proposition 61 would be implemented.
|
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This mimics how Switzerland and Denmark have implemented negative interest rates.
|
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Put forward in 2014, Obama's Clean Power Plan was never implemented.
|
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What the memristor architecture implemented here opens up is sparse coding.
|
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We have already implemented additional layers of review for all designs.
|
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Google does not seem to have that implemented at the moment.
|
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If implemented, does it amount to redeclaration of the drug war?
|
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The Supreme Court's order needed to be urgently implemented, he said.
|
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However, as of this month, about 1,000 have not been implemented.
|
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UC Berkeley, Duke, and Northwestern have also implemented similar name changes.
|
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If implemented, that would prevent another 31.53-style intervention by Amazon.
|
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A new memorandum was drafted, but it too was never implemented.
|
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We say 'implemented legislation' because Missouri has been dragging their feet.
|
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Teddy Roosevelt busted up big corporate trusts and implemented consumer protections.
|
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But the way the program is lawfully mandated and implemented matters.
|
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"But if the deal is implemented," he added, "peace will prevail."
|
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The political agreement of the N.U.G. is not being implemented, unfortunately.
|
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The IMF wants some confidence that the program will be implemented.
|
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The change was implemented one year ahead of schedule, he said.
|
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Those measures will be implemented by May 31, the company said.
|
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For him, the decision taken last September was implemented too soon.
|
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The Obama enforcement policies were implemented with a series of memoranda.
|
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The current technology, when updated and implemented correctly, works pretty well.
|
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Six states implemented such increases on July 22019 of last year.
|
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The tax is currently slated to be implemented starting in 2020.
|
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But if robustly implemented, this requirement could have a real impact.
|
|
However, China's last VAT cut was implemented on May 1, 2018.
|
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Progress is being made on that but it's still not implemented.
|
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That these lessons were not implemented in advance meant that Gov.
|
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The law was never fully implemented, but is still in effect.
|
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The best results would come if Zuckerberg implemented new regulation himself.
|
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So far, only Sprint and US Cellular have implemented Universal Profile.
|
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Three specific policies, when implemented in states, reduced gun homicide rates.
|
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If the law is implemented, anyone can disappear from Hong Kong.
|
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Last year, the European Union implemented the General Data Protection Regulation.
|
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However, no such deals have been announced since tariffs were implemented.
|
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The body cameras were implemented within the past year, Hahn said.
|
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Yes, his administration implemented new, important regulations on the financial sector.
|
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"Affirmative fractions" are implemented to achieve this particular interpretation of fairness.
|
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After same-sex marriage laws were implemented, those figures dropped significantly.
|
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Supporters of the law say it does have bite, if implemented.
|
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But it's not clear how those findings would eventually be implemented.
|
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If the program is fully implemented, the implications could be massive.
|
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Yes, well, that's the way monetary policy is implemented these days.
|
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Speedy congressional approval is essential to ensuring this model is implemented.
|
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The program will be implemented gradually over a five-year period.
|
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PTC is federally required to be implemented nationwide by December 2018.
|
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These interventions continue to have benefits years after they are implemented.
|
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By the time a law is implemented, it&aposs already outdated.
|
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All of these measures have been implemented to help save lives.
|
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Other European cities have already implemented lockdowns on their major cities.
|
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Other cities have implemented stringent home quarantine requirements on international arrivals.
|
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In 2002, President George W. Bush implemented his own steel tariffs.
|
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If implemented effectively, it has serious potential in a federal one.
|
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Welfare programs, once implemented, quickly develop a constituency among those covered.
|
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Initially, Mr. Chávez implemented popular changes to fight corruption and poverty.
|
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The Trump administration has implemented several measures to reduce the backlog.
|
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At Amazon, Mr. Bezos has long implemented an idiosyncratic meeting structure.
|
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The mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, implemented a 10 p.m.
|
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Twitter only implemented its new policy against manipulated media on Mar.
|
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Andrew Cuomo implemented a special "containment area" to manage the outbreak.
|
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The prison has implemented a new cleaning process, according to Foster.
|
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The first is to ensure that its statutes are fully implemented.
|
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Koetter also implemented an uncommon off-season and training camp routine.
|
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The country implemented large-scale contact tracing in the early 2000s.
|
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It was upon my orders, implemented by the Bureau of Immigration.
|
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It also said loans already being implemented would not be affected.
|
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"They can be implemented immediately and should bear fruit by June".
|
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Other organizations have implemented a combination of lean and Six Sigma.
|
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I suspect this one will be popular and ultimately implemented, though.
|
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Washington instead implemented economically devastating sanctions on Tehran's international oil sales.
|
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A similar quarantine was implemented last week in the United States.
|
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And if Trump implemented it, states may follow suit, he said.
|
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It took another 10 years to have the final rule implemented.
|
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Demonetization was ostensibly implemented to combat corruption, terrorism financing and inflation.
|
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We will make sure our laws and international laws are implemented.
|
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Eskom had implemented five straight days of power cuts this week.
|
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HDMI-CEC is implemented inconsistently or not at all across devices.
|
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If implemented, the Clean Power Plan will help ease those effects.
|
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The law is adaptable, flexible and implemented locally by the stakeholders.
|
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The policy was implemented at the start of the school year.
|
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At least initially, Kentucky implemented ObamaCare to the fullest extent possible.
|
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Six states implemented such hikes on July 1 of last year.
|
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U.S. Strategic Command implemented that change in the past few months.
|
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Her father's hastily, sloppily composed immigration ban was just being implemented.
|
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Some top officials have indicated the tariffs may never be implemented.
|
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Few details have been released about how they will be implemented.
|
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But this evaluation is more in depth, individualized and strategically implemented.
|
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Obama implemented a 2.1 percent rate hike last year for 2017.
|
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This move can be implemented without the World Trade Organization's approval.
|
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Implemented in 6900, Medicare Part D has been an overwhelming success.
|
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Gottlieb resigned in April before many of his policies were implemented.
|
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In the meantime, the sanctions should be fully implemented and enforced.
|
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Then, hours after the call was over, Sandy officially implemented it.
|
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There are these very simple things that could be implemented easily.
|
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Facebook implemented new rules for American political advertisers earlier this year.
|
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The tax is now due to be implemented starting May 2017.
|
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It was implemented by the National Water Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
|
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Using discretionary power granted by the law, Trump hasn't implemented them.
|
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Blair said this "wish list" would have caused chaos if implemented.
|
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Israel said the policy was implemented after consultation with school officials.
|
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Six states implemented such increases on July 1 of last year.
|
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LOESCH: 150 schools across the country have implemented them so far.
|
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This would, if implemented, constitute a serious breach of international law.
|
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A force majeure is usually implemented by companies during unforeseen events.
|
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It wasn't until he was 24 that the program was implemented.
|
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Blair said this "wish list" would have caused chaos if implemented.
|
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His administration has since implemented a series of sanctions against Tehran.
|
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Our entire family's future rests on these taxes not being implemented.
|
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But it's entirely possible Pai's proposal will die before being implemented.
|
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A security plan was implemented, and it has produced good results.
|
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How the Sanders/Khanna legislation would be implemented is not clear.
|
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A majority of U.S. schools have implemented active-shooter safety plans.
|
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They have implemented it very well, but for the first day.
|
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The artist implemented a variety of differences from Davidocivi's original ad.
|
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DACA was implemented in 2012 by Democratic former President Barack Obama.
|
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That was after the company had implemented new pollution-control measures.
|
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As the Affordable Care Act was implemented over the past six years, it made sweeping changes to the health insurance system and implemented new taxes, so gutting the law will affect most Americans at some point.
|
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An assault weapons ban implemented without universal background checks is going to be more effective than one implemented alongside them, because some of the violence you're trying to prevent would've been foiled by either policy alone.
|
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However, the bank's ratings could be downgraded if the recapitalisation plan is not implemented, or is implemented in such a way that it effectively results in losses for some of the bank's senior third-party creditors.
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Though many agencies state that they are implementing anti-spoofing technologies on 100 percent of email traffic, we observe that some of these agencies have actually implemented ineffective controls or have not implemented them at all.
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"If we implemented this budget, we'd have to retreat from the world or put a lot of people at risk — a lot of Benghazi's in the making if we actually implemented the State Dept cuts," said Graham.
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"It has specific modalities on how this cessation of hostilities will look as it's implemented on the ground, including monitoring and other aspects of how this thing will actually be implemented," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said.
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The belief is that if you have a broad coalition behind such policy, it will be much more strongly entrenched in America and much better implemented than if it were implemented by a narrow, largely partisan majority.
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Roku is at least being careful about how it's all being implemented.
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"The test will be how effectively the changes are implemented," Thornton said.
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The criminal justice process is implemented by the executive and judicial branches.
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In the statement, Ferrero confirmed that the fines were implemented from Monday.
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We have implemented the Hague Convention on intercountry adoption 10 years ago.
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She supported and implemented the reset with Russia that began in 2009.
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Though the act passed, continued delays kept it from actually being implemented.
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George Osborne, then the chancellor, implemented big spending cuts and tax rises.
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The U.S. revised the law and neither country implemented the retaliatory tariffs.
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The shift would take "two vehicle generations" to be implemented, he said.
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So what are the chances the law will be implemented anytime soon?
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This is how eBay has implemented the technology on its new site.
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What we did not know exactly, was when these would be implemented.
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Facebook did meet regularly with publishing partners, and gradually implemented their suggestions.
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Tesco said the increase will be implemented in two stages - from Sept.
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If implemented, the precedent-setting policy would go into effect in 2900.
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Both airlines have implemented the new procedures with more paperwork and oversight.
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Whether all these changes last — or even get implemented — are open questions.
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And so he hoped that any new policies would be implemented soon.
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Computer-implemented inventions are being denied patent protection at an alarming rate.
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Mr Schröder implemented a batch of market-friendly labour and welfare reforms.
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" He added, "They've implemented research, and they're more comfortable with the liquidity.
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If Mr Trump's directives are implemented, they will also live in fear.
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It will be very interesting to see how it will be implemented.
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Some companies have implemented formal policies that restrict after-hours email activity.
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Maine implemented its own anti-booze rules as early as the 1840s.
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If implemented, this would make it easier to hold deforesters to account.
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It implemented power outages for the first time since 2015 on Thursday.
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Conservatives started blaming the CPP for things before it was ever implemented.
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Before the storm hit we announced and implemented credits for our customers.
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With its departure, such initiatives can be implemented more quickly and better.
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It warned of "serious consequences" if the new policy was implemented hastily.
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The guidelines will need approval from the Chinese government before being implemented.
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If implemented, these policies could make the stock market go even higher.
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I hope that's been headed off now if the agreement is implemented.
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Earlier this month, Facebook implemented an anti-clickbait algorithm into its Newsfeed.
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It is unclear if any of those measures have yet been implemented.
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This change will only effect progression starting when the change is implemented.
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If implemented, the proposed price hikes would go into effect next year.
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First, we've implemented an eight-day training program for all new housekeepers.
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The changes will be implemented over "the next few days," Twitter said.
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The plan never was implemented because the lower courts had blocked it.
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Before any rules are implemented, the exchange will consult with its members.
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This would be a first if implemented on a system-wide basis.
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We have identified the source of the problem and implemented a resolution.
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The laptop ban, as presently implemented, still does not satisfy those standards.
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Castro also implemented several public-health initiatives during his time in government.
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This changes will be implemented at the start of the 2018 season.
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The city implemented water restrictions, and the citizenry aimed pitchforks at developers.
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When implemented correctly, it can offer big benefits to their bottom lines.
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The council said the plan should be implemented no later than Jan.
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Some staff implemented this policy in a more drastic way than others.
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But too little has been implemented, in too few places, farmers complain.
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And states that had previously implemented reforms showed impressive public safety results.
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After the tariffs were implemented in 123, imports by China fell sharply.
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But DeKleine says saving money isn't the reason Stanford implemented the program.
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Bottom line: Yes, checks have been sent and corporate governance changes implemented.
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A month later the FAA implemented rules that closely followed those suggestions.
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Where there has been reform, it has not always been well implemented.
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I assume that the tech will be implemented sooner than later, though.
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It warned of "serious consequences" if the new policy was implemented hastily.
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"Rest assured, changes will be implemented to ensure this never happens again."
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All this must be implemented with the urgency desperately sick patients deserve.
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The nuclear agreement has been implemented, prisoners have been freed, sanctions lifted.
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It also won't roll back any customer service practices airlines have implemented.
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The DHS hasn't said when the new measures would be fully implemented.
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Those decisions will come next month and likely be implemented in 2018.
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The programs have been implemented in a small number of US jurisdictions.
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Verizon also said it expects a separate accounting change implemented on Jan.
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Yin gave no indication on when such a tax could be implemented.
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Clearly a lot will depend on how such a feature is implemented.
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And if it were actually implemented, people would of course notice this.
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The Astana talks "cannot succeed unless the ceasefire is implemented", he added.
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Some states have already implemented prescribing guidelines, and yet the problem persists.
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The update will be implemented through the Alexa app on these models.
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Instead of rapid normalisation, a permanent state of emergency has been implemented.
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"Others are now in the process of being implemented," the board said.
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Vox's Dara Lind reported: Customs and Border Protection agents implemented it themselves.
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The problem is the way it's implemented, and the ecosystem around it.
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As a Virginia resident, I know that COP was not implemented statewide.
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And that idea is being going to be implemented in our terminal.
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The reforms must be approved by Congress before they can be implemented.
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The deal is being implemented through a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement.
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Google also recently implemented strict transport security (or HSTS) for all Google.
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This strategy has been successfully implemented along the coastlines of Sri Lanka.
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Instead of rapid normalization, a permanent state of emergency has been implemented.
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It's a plan she's already implemented on the state level in Idaho.
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The foreign office said the measures would be implemented by March 25.
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Levi anticipates that the digital platform will be fully implemented in 2020.
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For decades, the federal government has implemented distortionary energy subsidies and regulations.
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The devil will be in the detail of how everything is implemented.
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These changes will be implemented "starting in about four months," YouTube said.
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It is not apparent how this could be implemented under American law.
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Several other states, including Illinois, Virginia and Texas, have implemented similar bans.
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That's why the Trump administration implemented the travel ban to begin with.
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If such solutions are available, why are they not already being implemented?
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No one has; his directive on the subject has not been implemented.
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"Difficult times require difficult decision to be taken and implemented," he said.
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And then we need to get to work getting it all implemented.
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The 'one country, two systems' principle has been fully and successfully implemented.
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Multiple cities and states in the United States have implemented similar bans.
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However, after the ACA was implemented, that proportion fell to 18 percent.
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Ever since, KFC has implemented Christmas campaigns in all stores every year.
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Clearly, how choice screens are implemented is key to their market impact.
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Some, like repealing the Clean Power Plan, have started to be implemented.
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Critics will rightly point out that delayed regulations will be implemented eventually.
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With all these new technologies being implemented, why has productivity not risen?
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Think of the Tobin tax, if implemented in all major financial centers.
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For decades, companies have a global "just-in-time" supply strategy implemented.
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All changes will be implemented as of the close of May 28.
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Many of the market tweaks being implemented or pondered are ... not good.
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In August, Texas implemented a law extending gun rights to colleges campuses.
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There are people have tried, but we haven't seen it implemented yet.
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So that was another reason I started implemented it into my artwork.
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I implemented my game plan, and landed some great combinations and strikes.
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The fact that Facebook poorly implemented a security feature is… Facebook's fault.
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The retaliatory measures from the EU could take years to be implemented.
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The peering would be implemented "when technical conditions allow it," they said.
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The teen required a lifesaving blood transfusion, which the ER team implemented.
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It was even worse when the rule was first implemented in 2013.
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The changes are to be implemented through this year and next year.
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The changes will be implemented at the close of business Friday, Dec.
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Washington's neighbor, British Columbia implemented a revenue-neutral carbon tax in 2008.
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Amazon has implemented additional cleaning and social distancing measures, the spokesperson said.
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Already, some states and cities have implemented dramatic policies amid the pandemic.
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So far, only the northeastern state of Assam has implemented the NRC.
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Other chains have implemented more expansive policies in response to the outbreak.
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The department implemented its revised use of force policy in May 2017.
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And in many cases, the process could never be implemented in time.
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"Ironically, we implemented the restrictions to make the drug available," Henney said.
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There are also concerns about how the new policy will be implemented.
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Mr. Ryabok said Moscow still hoped the European system would be implemented.
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In response, the Danish government has implemented temporary border control towards Germany.
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That means the peace agreement can't be implemented — and is effectively dead.
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One underlying assumption: They should only be implemented if other measures fail.
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To avoid litigation, more school districts have implemented gender-neutral dress codes.
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It would reduce their poverty rate by half, if it's implemented correctly.
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The Navy has implemented other measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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It implemented facial-recognition software and other applications to ease the process.
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Travel restrictions implemented by the U.S. contributed to the decision to postpone.
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These approaches are likely to have the largest impact when implemented early.
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But once it is approved the question is how it is implemented.
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"The lockdown needs to be strictly implemented", it said in a statement.
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Like Florida, its governor also hasn't implemented a stay-at-home order.
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But here's what is being considered or implemented so far for individuals.
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Uber, however, implemented continuous background checks about a full year before Lyft.
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That total includes results from state-level coronavirus testing, implemented more widely.
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Here are the countries that have implemented mandatory mass quarantines so far.
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Jobs replied that how he implemented the idea was up to him.
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The MCAS as it was designed and implemented was a big mistake.
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Italy has cancelled sporting events and implemented mandatory quarantines in some communities.
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Other countries at risk of imported cases have also implemented extraordinary measures.
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Working with the , a national ground stop was implemented for their flights.
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Now consider the new rules (either proposed or implemented) against micro-targeting.
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And a travel ban implemented last year prevents American citizens from visiting.
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In November 2018, New York magazine implemented a paywall on its website.
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However, it significantly depends on how the chosen instruments are being implemented.
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The blockchain solution is set to be implemented from January 2018 onwards.
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The contractual features will fall away once the legislative framework is implemented.
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America is safe with the Trump Doctrine on foreign policy being implemented.
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The change, which was first reported by POLITICO, was implemented in January.
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Reince has successfully led the team that has implemented President Trump's agenda.
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If implemented, it would threaten the very integrity of the U.S. Constitution.
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Despite the controversy over the regulation, it has yet to be implemented.
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It would codify sanctions implemented under the Obama administration by executive order.
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The compromise, not yet implemented in law, left everyone a little dissatisfied.
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But Trumpcare, if implemented, would collapse in a Mar-a-Lago minute.
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Laws are poorly implemented, denying many women their land rights, campaigners say.
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Meanwhile, what Trump has implemented or moved toward has been largely ineffective.
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These recommendations have been or are in the process of being implemented.
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Investigations are underway and stricter rules have been implemented following the deaths.
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Are the decrees being implemented and are they achieving their intended effects?
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They're only being implemented on an episodic basis, on a small scale.
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The program, which was signed in July, was implemented in late November.
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One Country, Two Systems will continue to be firmly implemented and enforced.
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The House provision is implemented in an easy, transparent and elegant manner.
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Final rules would have to be approved before the plan is implemented.
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The equation is simple: without cash, the budget cannot be properly implemented.
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Even if VAWA is reauthorized, the act may never be effectively implemented.
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Authorities also implemented traffic restrictions in an effort to improve air quality.
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Altogether, the program has cost nearly twice what was promised when implemented.
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Because of these changes, though, it won't be implemented until next year.
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While appealing in theory, the concept hasn't been broadly implemented so far.
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OnePlus and Huawei implemented similar ideas in their phones in 2019, too.
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More restrictions on home purchases have been implemented to curb soaring prices.
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A similar program is already being partially implemented by the Trump administration.
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Who cares if Porter had multiple degrees and implemented Kelly's paper strategy?
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But the measures it has implemented cannot solve all the critical issues.
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Last Thursday it implemented power outages for the first time since 2015.
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The agency enforces rules implemented by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
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Millennium bcp has implemented a restructuring plan since 2012 to improve profitability.
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The guidelines were implemented by regulators over the weekend, the website said.
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The document is notably coy about how all this would be implemented.
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But the satire tag was only tested and never implemented at scale.
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But some needed reforms can be implemented quickly, and with little controversy.
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Have you worked with Oklahoma to get some of your ideas implemented?
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Hillary Clinton, in 2016, had a proposal that implemented a wealth tax.
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If implemented, the amendment would avert 0.5°C of warming by 2100.
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It was green-lit in the UK in 2006 but never implemented.
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But it was later ruled unconstitutional in the courts and never implemented.
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"In my view, we have not implemented our current framework as it was designed to be implemented," Kashkari said in remarks prepared for delivery to the Santa Barbara County Economic Summit, referring to the Fed's 2% inflation target.
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"All recommendations [made by] the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner have been implemented or are in the process of being implemented," said Drew Wilby of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice, Corrections and Policing in an email.
|
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While it was unpopular at the time, it has become widely implemented, and one of Bloomberg's favorite talking points is that due to it and other health initiatives he implemented, New Yorkers' life expectancy increased by three years.
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"If fully implemented, the Clean Power Plan would have reduced carbon pollution from power plants and prevented an estimated 211,000 asthma attacks, 1,700 heart attacks, and 3,600 premature deaths each year, when fully implemented," they said in a statement.
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Geoff applauded the dietary changes I'd implemented and my consistency for working out.
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If implemented, these will very likely damage world growth and raise consumer prices.
|
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Twitter has also implemented new targets for each member of the leadership team.
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Proposals that do not enjoy broad consensus will never be implemented, he says.
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These changes will be implemented between now and the first quarter of 2019.
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About 975,000 farmers will be completely debt-free after the scheme is implemented.
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President Obama implemented the country's first-ever directive recognizing privacy interests of foreigners.
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Protests have taken place over immigration curbs implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The full statement follows: USTR has implemented its lapse in appropriations contingency plan.
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The changes were implemented to prevent apps from monitoring call and text data.
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"Even willing governments struggle to get policies implemented against industry pressure," he said.
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For the rest of country, the guidelines must be implemented within 12 weeks.
|
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As the Associated Press noted, similar programs have been implemented in other cities.
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In fact, it just implemented a new three-tiered pricing plan this month.
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Safeguards and regulation have also been implemented to protect against such sharp drops.
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Well thought out security plans need to be implemented, trained and exercised everywhere.
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None of the announced duties have been implemented yet, offering room for negotiation.
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The problem is that new regulations implemented this week ban that practice, too.
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Similar polices could be implemented in other major cities, especially during flu season.
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Those laws will, once passed, apply to Britain until Brexit is fully implemented.
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It's not a concrete policy yet; we'll have to see how it's implemented.
|
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Other platforms like Reddit have also implemented policies against cryptocurrencies and token sales.
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To mitigate this risk the company has implemented a number of internal procedures.
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Trump did not detail any specific measures he implemented to improve aviation safety.
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The tariffs were implemented under a trade law provision protecting U.S. national security.
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He also implemented crucial agricultural programs in the rural reaches of the country.
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But the projects needed to be rigorously vetted and efficiently implemented, she said.
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With each purchase 3G has implemented a business plan based on cost-cutting.
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A lot of American allies will be slaughtered if this retreat is implemented.
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Filostrat, the Guantanamo spokesman, would not confirm whether the study's recommendations were implemented.
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Or whether a Universal Basic Income should be implemented because of mass automization.
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S. sentiment and high oil revenues, Chavez implemented a heavily statist economic model.
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So far, the WISE program has been implemented in M'bour, Mballing and Joal.
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Another 3 of the domains implemented DMARC without setting it to reject email.
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Juul executives implemented a hiring freeze last month shortly before Crosthwaite became CEO.
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The plan was never implemented after a lower court invalidated it in 2015.
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We recently implemented required staff training that addresses implicit bias and transgender care.
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New Delhi subsequently threatened retaliatory tariffs, but those have yet to be implemented.
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You can see a few of those changes implemented in the trailer below.
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Why does a logical strategy, methodically implemented by competent people, not succeed better?
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The cruise line also implemented multiple measures to protect passengers against the illness.
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Most U.N. sanctions were removed in January 2016 when the deal was implemented.
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How any of these changes are implemented could lead to very different results.
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The change will be implemented through pilot programs in at least six cities.
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And it's unclear just how successfully the reforms will be implemented and enforced.
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The targeted RRR cuts were implemented or extended in February in past years.
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Last year, Starbucks implemented a paper cup fee at all of its U.K.cafes.
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The vote was valid and must be implemented, said Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.
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Minimum wage increases being implemented by some states are also boosting wage growth.
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There is no sign that Deng's vision has even begun to be implemented.
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The contraception rules published and immediately implemented by the Trump administration on Oct.
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"We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again," Twitter tweeted Friday.
|
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But according to Hunt, show producers haven't implemented any increased security measures yet.
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Rather, the airlines have implemented individual, but largely consistent versions of the rules.
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But the agreement was barely implemented as governments moved to protect domestic carriers.
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The U.N. first implemented a type of arms embargo for Liberia in 1992.
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He found, again, no statistically significant difference when detention or separation was implemented.
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California and New York have also implemented a statewide ban on plastic bags.
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Which of your recommendations do you think are least likely to be implemented?
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Nearly 30 years on the law, replete with loopholes, is still being implemented.
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"If and when these terrible unconstitutional ideas are implemented, we're prepared to sue."
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Saudi Arabia is an FSB/G20 member country and has implemented Basel III.
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New rounds of sanctions are implemented in August, November and — most recently — April.
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But the Trump administration has only implemented a couple of the commission's proposals.
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If implemented correctly, Prindiville says, it should actually benefit companies, not threaten them.
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It depends on how big the cuts are, and when they are implemented.
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They must now be implemented by the German government and 16 regional states.
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Currently, companies, such as Android, have implemented something called host card emulation (HCE).
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In the evening, the National Guard arrived, and the mayor implemented a curfew.
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"This prototype system has been implemented and tested using simulated drones," Hall notes.
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Ridge wrote that those companies follow strict new security procedures implemented after Sept.
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If implemented correctly, it can be a major sales driver for online retailers.
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The researchers examined the responses before and after the marijuana laws were implemented.
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But proof that it had been fully implemented had been lacking until Saturday.
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Any findings are promptly reviewed, implemented and monitored in coordination with the BaFin.
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Over the summer, Sessions implemented his "zero tolerance" policy toward illegal border crossings.
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Once that decision is made, appropriate regulations can be made, implemented and maintained.
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The system has been implemented in 530 schools in Korea, Malaysia and France.
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Congress would then have 45 days to block the closures from being implemented.
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Even more have drafted and implemented plans to ensure their citizens are protected.
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Now we've seen the how the company's renewable energy systems are being implemented.
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Or will a substantive long-term solution for supporting adjunct educators be implemented?
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But if implemented, it wouldn't work because of how benefits payments are structured.
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There is an agreement ... signed five months ago, why hasn't it been implemented?
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Before he implemented perks, his employees were miserable — and they didn't last long.
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Some caution about whether the document's orders will be implemented, however, is warranted.
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Several cities recently implemented a prohibition on taxis and buses transporting undocumented migrants.
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Some investors have questioned how soon Trump's pro-growth policies may be implemented.
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Germany doesn't have a law but several German employers have implemented similar policies.
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"New taxes will be implemented for luxury products," Tebboune said, without providing details.
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The index fund updates will be implemented at market close on Nov. 30.
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Other countries -- including Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom --have implemented similar policies.
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"It is important that the migrant deal with Turkey is implemented," he said.
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The change has been implemented in nearly every retailer as of late, too.
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But the matter went to court immediately and the increase was not implemented.
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Donald Trump Jr. also said his father's immigration agenda would be implemented gradually.
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Several policies developed under Obama are still being finalized or only partially implemented.
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The hike is expected to be implemented after parliamentary approval later this month.
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It is chock full of tools and strategies that can be implemented today.
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Many other social VR apps have now implemented similar controls to excellent results.
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Ultimately, it is the President who decides how his policies will be implemented.
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As it stands right now, though, the rule was not being implemented anyway.
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On Tuesday, when Facebook implemented the change, Adblock Plus was philosophical about it.
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Critics say that if implemented, the changes could be devastating to public heath.
|
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As a result, security officials implemented a curfew from midnight to 6 a.m.
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Some towns may indeed disappear no matter what policies are implemented, Johnson allowed.
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We know in detail what has been done and continues to be implemented.
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In New York, "the top" listened to public's input and implemented the suggestions.
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Ghanshyam Upadhyaya, a senior Tourism Ministry official, said the recommendations would be implemented.
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States have also implemented new policies aimed at countering the deadly opioid epidemic.
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Rights groups say this is being implemented only on an ad hoc basis.
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McGuire has said the share price could triple if his ideas were implemented.
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The United States isn't the only country that has implemented trans fat legislation.
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And the orders, if eventually implemented, would be bad for other people, too.
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Inadequate Remedies When a malicious deepfake is detected, remediation should also be implemented.
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The pledge is part of new rules implemented by the Democratic National Committee.
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Individual and team tendencies are noted, and strategies to thwart them are implemented.
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At that time, about 20 percent of domains had implemented the authentication process.
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"Otherwise, we're headed to a poorly implemented strategy that just ticks people off."
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He implemented a controversial pension reform resolution intended to halt the growing deficit.
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During that hearing, serious doubts were voiced about how it could be implemented.
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That's not to say that every reform we identified should necessarily be implemented.
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But the plans have yet to be implemented and many details remain unclear.
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Technology, when implemented thoughtfully, can play a big role in knocking down barriers.
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"They won't be implemented... unless we get a solution on debt," he said.
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I implemented the scholarship with intentions of rewarding leadership potential, sportsmanship, and servitude.
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She implemented a school truancy program that arrested parents whose children missed class.
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There are going to be some disagreements about how this is all implemented.
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The bans were implemented in dozens of French towns to promote secular values.
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The Trump administration still has not implemented sanctions passed by Congress last year.
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Obama implemented new sanctions against Russia related to its meddling after the election.
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"We have big challenges but we have also implemented solutions too," he added.
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Hommels highlighted that China has implemented a number of policies to enhance innovation.
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The plan is still being evaluated and may be implemented only after 2017.
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To achieve this, we implemented an archive migration pipeline with the following steps:
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Drug companies typically alert their shareholders about price increases before they are implemented.
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The schedule and cost savings measures that Bridenstine has promised must be implemented.
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BUT THIS BETTER FOR YOU STRATEGY THAT INGENUITY HAS IMPLEMENTED RESONATES WITH INVESTORS.
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Most of the report's recommendations, if implemented, would hurt business and individuals alike.
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Every public official I have spoken to agrees that they should be implemented.
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The settlement still needs approval by the Johannesburg High Court before being implemented.
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US regulators implemented Leveraged Lending Guidance (LLG) in 2013 to limit systemic risk.
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I started getting twice as much done every day once I implemented this.
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She said the changes were implemented in her store around five months ago.
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Most economists, though, agree that Europe's wealth taxes were poorly designed and implemented.
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The sources said the changes would also be implemented at luxury brand Audi.
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With Undersecretary Ricardel confirmed, these reforms have a real chance to be implemented.
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" And the first sentence in the answer begins: "Australia implemented a mandatory buyback… .
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However, none of the tobacco policies Gottlieb has introduced have been implemented yet.
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Google says it's also implemented updates for its affected products, as has Amazon.
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"We have no qualms that they're implemented in an unethical way," Hopkins said.
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Dodd-Frank implemented regulations that work very well in the consumer credit markets.
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Such interrogation and detention measures were implemented in the wake of the Sept.
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Tune out the circus and focus on the policy that actually gets implemented.
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Some states already offer promising practices that are being implemented to great effect.
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A State Oceanic Administration ban on commercial land reclamation projects implemented on Jan.
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And Iceland is far from the only place that's implemented pay transparency policies.
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Blackmoon has implemented a proprietary series of algorithms to evaluate and price loans.
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"There is an agreement here, and this must… be implemented," he told reporters.
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Miller estimates it will be only a year before this is fully implemented.
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The details: The first one, implemented today, was declared by the Afghan government.
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We have already implemented those changes for iOS, Android, and our web player.
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If implemented, the plan is expected to generate $450 billion in new business.
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U.S. agriculture also stands to lose every day the USMCA is not implemented.
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These are initiated by the central government and implemented to benefit local cadres.
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Further supporting this plan is the ease at which it could be implemented.
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Despite the president's threats, China implemented retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. shortly after.
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Despite the president's threat, China implemented retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. shortly afterward.
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That notion has underpinned the series of travel bans his administration has implemented.
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The "evidence" was released two years before the price controls were even implemented.
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Details of how the policy would be implemented are still in the works.
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Back then, the Holy See had a cautious policy that it implemented generously.
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Here's the catch: These measures are far more effective if implemented, well, now.
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New York, California, and other states have implemented strict measures, shuttering nonessential businesses.
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It's hard to know what these programs will do without seeing them implemented.
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Just how Medicare for All would be funded and implemented remains hotly debated.
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A proposed rule that devalues quad jumps could be implemented after these Games.
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In 2013 Clippy was implemented as code that could be added onto websites.
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Another form of gun control that could be implemented is required fingerprint activation.
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After Peru started requiring visas of Venezuelans, Chile and Ecuador implemented similar measures.
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Nothing will change until the case for reparations is made, approved and implemented.
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What would have to happen for it to now ultimately not be implemented?
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But the preferred policy of the advocates and researchers isn't being implemented everywhere.
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And they said if end-to-end encryption were implemented correctly, probably not.
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That changed last year, however, as the company implemented a more stringent review.
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Eskom implemented the worst power cuts in more than a decade in December.
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Seeing these dramatic changes implemented in a span of weeks has been heartening.
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"That would probably be implemented in a different way on Reddit," Hoffman said.
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She said the school has implemented eight minutes of breathing techniques every morning.
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Bernie Sanders, that would entirely eliminate the private health insurance industry if implemented.
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This has to do with new rules seemingly implemented by YouTube in October.
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Oman and Saudi Arabia have implemented a 5% cut on their 13 budget.
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Now, more decisive actions, including extensive travel restrictions and quarantines, are being implemented.
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Many of these changes were implemented after media reports of workers' growing concerns.
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He said the fiscal measures would be implemented based on countries' specific circumstances.
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While there have been increased vetting measures implemented since the shooting, Lt. Gen.
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It has to become part of how it's implemented from the top down.
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"Hamilton" implemented the technology on Tuesday morning, giving potential buyers until 6 p.m.
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If implemented efficiently, this could be the world's largest government-funded healthcare programme.
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Myers praised the administration's move, even though it has yet to be implemented.
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It would also codify sanctions implemented under the Obama administration by executive order.
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The U.K. Parliament has to approve the deal before it can be implemented.
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If implemented, it can greatly affect and damage the enemy in multiple ways.
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To mitigate any impact of this rare occurrence, we implemented stringent sanitation procedures.
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He said improvements to Georgia's voting system should have been implemented years ago.
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The rule met significant opposition from utility industry groups and was never implemented.
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The penalty, implemented alongside tariffs on washing machines, phases out within four years.
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The risk is that the new measure will be implemented poorly, frustrating pupils.
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Once implemented, the fuel efficiency standards are difficult, if not impossible, to reverse.
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Both employees said they aren&apost sure how One Motion will be implemented.
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"Civilian control is thoroughly implemented, unlike under the pre-war constitution," he added.
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The FEC could soon answer questions about how the ruling will be implemented.
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The investment discussion isn't going to take place until the rules are implemented.
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A point system was implemented to determine who should be on the list.
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Before Casper, he implemented a data visualization project with the Library of Congress.
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Evans supported all three rate cuts the U.S. central bank implemented last year.
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Tigar initially blocked the policy from being implemented across the border in July.
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Accompanying the apology is a list of changes being implemented by Apple immediately.
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Under a no-deal Brexit, a temporary UK tariff regime will be implemented.
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The company has since implemented new transparency features designed to tackle the issue.
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Improperly implemented, they could be a vector for hackers to tamper with cars.
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However, companies complained last year that the rules have not been fully implemented.
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These changes need to be implemented before the next round of competitive bidding.
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Those rules were implemented through an executive order signed by former President Obama.
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It will become partially effective in June before being fully implemented on Jan.
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He added that he hopes both sides can get this initial deal implemented.
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The vast majority of Cubans were born after the embargo was first implemented.
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There's growing demand from the public to see those changes implemented, Olhoff said.
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Other countries — including Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom —have implemented similar policies.
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It can be implemented now, no matter who ends up owning PG&E.
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But the test of these election promises will be in how they're implemented.
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Within the agency, Pai has quickly implemented measures he says will improve transparency.
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But carbon taxes must be implemented in a careful and growth-friendly fashion.
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"If Kazakhstan approves it, the project can be implemented very quickly," he said.
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It said some reforms are already in place while others are being implemented.
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Trump implemented tariffs on steel and aluminum and aluminum imports earlier this month.
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Since then, the company has implemented a few practices to ensure equal pay.
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The fee waiver changes were set to be implemented on December 2, 2019.
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State governments implemented laws to preserve white supremacy, and politically disenfranchised black voters.
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We need to make sure the law is implemented at a ground level.
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This is the tablet prisoners use Other states have recently implemented similar programs.
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But Maliwal said on Twitter it had yet to be implemented in Delhi.
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That's where, in 1992, he says he first implemented his idea of STEM.
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But we could see a 7 to 10% decline if tariffs are implemented.
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But be honest: how many of those inspirational tips have you actually implemented?
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It's the only time that the Jewish state has implemented the death penalty.
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The rule met significant opposition from utility industry groups and were never implemented.
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Eskom this month implemented some of the worst power cuts in several years.
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The trial is currently being implemented, an Optus spokesperson confirmed to Mashable Australia.
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In Assam's capital, authorities have shut down the internet and implemented a curfew.
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In 2017 The New York Times revealed a program Uber implemented called Greyball.
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This kind of tax has been implemented on the local level with success.
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To fix this problem, he implemented a mandatory vacation policy in April 2016.
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"If implemented, the impacts on the oil market would be significant," Goldman said.
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The countries have released few details about how the agreements would be implemented.
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The agency said its Risk Rating 2.0 initiative will be implemented on Oct.
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Cuts that had zero chance of being implemented by a Democratic-controlled House.
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Those figures will continue to get worse if these other provisions are implemented.
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In response, some countries have implemented harsher regulations on travelers from those countries.
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VidIQ also comes as a browser extension, implemented right into the YouTube layout.
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He developed and implemented an infrastructure capital expenditure program (warehouses and food storage).
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NAFTA, long opposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, was first implemented in 1994.
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Now it is a waiting game to see if changes will be implemented.
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In fact, oil prices have fallen since the deal was implemented in January.
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She also pushed for many of Lula's projects to be implemented more quickly.
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" It added: "To the best of Renault's knowledge, this project was never implemented.
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We have implemented a fix for this issue that is rolling out now.
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Also a planned sales tax hike could dent spending after it is implemented.
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But the changes promised in the policy aren't being implemented in several prisons.
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While regulations on how and when self-driving technology can be implemented en masse on public roads have yet to be implemented, Otto has already begun to test several of its self-driving "kits" in trucks on highways around San Francisco.
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While the proposed Polish cap is less severe than the one implemented in Slovakia, given the importance of the Polish market for IPF the impact on IPF's financial profile, in the event that the cap is fully implemented, would be material.
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But Germany and the International Monetary Fund want them implemented in 2019, sources said.
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The market-oriented framework should help to draw in private investment, if implemented successfully.
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The tool will be ready and is scheduled to be implemented on July 1st.
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But there are no promises yet on how any of it will be implemented.
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It has also been implemented by at least one country on every inhabited continent.
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The IMF has described regulators' expectations as often "unclear, inconsistently communicated [and] unevenly implemented".
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That's on top of deep output cuts already implemented by OPEC and its allies.
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If implemented well, however, the GST policy could ultimately bring benefits to the country.
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The Trump administration has implemented tariffs on steel and aluminum imports across the board.
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You'll have check back if and when that auto-snore feature ever gets implemented.
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They asked the court to stop any executions until a proper protocol is implemented.
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Both of these orders came with sparse details on how, exactly, they'd be implemented.
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