"The difference between your exceptionalism and ours is that we are not trying to impose on you ours, but you do not hesitate to impose on us yours," he said.
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We should recognize you can't impose on a tech company, because you can't impose on anybody, the responsibility to be the ultimate arbiter of what news is true and what news is false.
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No, Washington needed to impose on China enforceable structural reforms.
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What sentence will Judge Berman Jackson impose on Roger Stone?
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Daylight Saving Time is a cruel trick we impose on ourselves.
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Hamilton remarked about the Constitution that at last people would impose on
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The judge will now decide which punishments to impose on the towns.
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"Discipline is hard to learn; it's hard to impose on yourself," she said.
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Senate rules are just that — rules the Senate chooses to impose on itself.
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"Really, we have no limits except those that we impose on ourselves," she adds.
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But what if fate is just a concept we impose on accidents of timing?
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"I do not know what sentence I will impose on this case," Contreras said.
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Some don't, though, and there's only so much we're going to impose on them.
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What sort of rules should we impose on law enforcement's use of facial recognition?
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The burden we impose on our hot, crowded planet is expected to decrease proportionally.
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And then there are the costs that Democrats want to impose on the country.
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You don't want a regulator to impose on you a limitation on some processing activities.
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Placing a price on carbon can monetize externalities that emissions impose on communities for years.
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But what about those tariffs that Mr. Trump sometimes threatens to impose on foreign countries?
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But the hidden costs they impose on workers will eventually be greater and more lasting.
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When I heard they were trying to impose on Kaitlyn's self expression, it really irritated me.
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But you're also seeing it in fees that counties and cities impose on new home construction.
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In fact, they resist the shapely plots and satisfying conclusions we try to impose on them.
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In other words, it's hard to penalize space actors for the costs they impose on others.
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The ordinance would impose on the company fines of up to $1,000 per day for each offense.
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The sentence the military judge will impose on Tali-Bowe Bergdahl isn't about one self-centered deserter.
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Kenyan banks have come under fire in recent weeks for the high costs they impose on borrowers.
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Second, the externalities they may impose on their users, including a loss of privacy and tech addiction.
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That data was collected before this past week, however, when Trump said he would impose on Sept.
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This is one of the most severe sanctions that the US government can impose on a laboratory.
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"Abe conveyed Japan's appreciation for the sanctions the U.S. decided to impose on Chinese organisations," he said.
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The boldest option is to impose on banks both caps and higher costs to hold sovereign bonds.
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We can be condescending and heedless of the costs we impose on patients' lives and bank accounts.
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If conservatives abandon strict capital requirements, there's really no major regulation left to impose on the banks.
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A skin-in-the-game or buy-in isn't something we need to impose on our kids.
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The judge also could impose on him up to a $250,000 fine plus other fees and interest.
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It's unclear what measures Trump could seek to impose on China, the largest holder of U.S. debt.
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This discouraged harmful pollution by forcing would-be polluters to internalize the costs they impose on others.
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The maximum punishment a school can impose on a student is expulsion — it can't throw anyone in jail.
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It brought into sharper focus the sorts of terms Mr Trump seeks to impose on America's trading partners.
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China again responded with its own list of $50 billion in tariffs it would impose on US products.
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It determines how much life-threatening environmental harm the current generation will impose on scores of future ones.
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Of course, our goal is not to impose on all digital actors an indiscriminate and disproportionate normative burden.
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They are genuinely afraid and concerned Trump's policies will impose on them values and views they don't believe.
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It's hard to imagine what consequences Facebook can impose on a person who killed dozens of people Friday.
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The answer lies in the neo-nationalist ideology that Trump is trying to impose on the United States.
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What does Rick Perry have to say about the massive costs his proposal would impose on electricity customers?
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All along, Manfred has said he would rather not exercise his right to unilaterally impose on-field changes.
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He proposed a "reciprocal" tax this month that matches the import taxes other countries impose on American goods.
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It details some of the horrific, and unnecessary, suffering people impose on wildlife, such as leg-hold traps.
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His picture hung near the elevator, a reminder of the ultimate cost the profession could impose on you.
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Now I find myself pondering two other supposedly Canadian traits: humility and a reticence to impose on others.
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"What we won't do is impose on a partner like BuzzFeed or Snapchat our production sensibility," Zenkel said.
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Any sanction CMS decides to impose on Theranos would likely meet a lengthy appeal process, the Journal reported Wednesday.
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Wholesale broadband providers will be exempt from most of the obligations that regulators usually impose on dominant telecoms providers.
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Near-feral discipline he's more than willing to impose on self and anybody else in earshot — especially the band.
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On June 15, the Trump administration announced that it would impose on up to $50 billion of Chinese products.
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The Republican Party platform proposes a "regulatory budget" that would limit the costs regulation can impose on the economy.
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Yet the potential of technology that can edit, improve, and impose on the physical world goes far beyond gaming.
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Ruth Padawer offers a compelling and disturbing account of the costs that statutes of limitations impose on rape victims.
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" Any regulation that it does impose on crypto, he said, is "not picking winners and losers" but "protecting investors.
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Perhaps the sole counterexample is the sanctions that Congress overwhelmingly voted to impose on Russia for its election hack.
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Otherwise they're just legal-minded grifters, indifferent to the burdens they impose on synagogues and other small nonprofit organizations.
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Chinese officials have been eager to head off further tariffs that President Trump has planned to impose on Oct.
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Chinese officials have been eager to head off further tariffs that President Trump has planned to impose on Oct.
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They are also hard for politicians to impose on a population within a four- or five-year electoral cycle.
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The report underlines the wide range of restrictions that states impose on abortion access and Medicaid coverage of it.
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The rigid protocols that we impose on most people with security clearances do not always make sense for senior diplomats.
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But we haven't figured out what the restraints are that we need to impose on ourselves, legally and even morally.
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In 2003 authorities shelved an anti-sedition law that Beijing wanted to impose on Hong Kong, after large street marches.
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He also said he would not allow his country's former colonial power, the United States, to "impose on us anything".
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El Khomri backed down on capping the financial settlements that labor tribunals can impose on employers for breach of obligations.
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France and Germany this year proposed a European carbon tax to impose on countries with less stringent climate protection policies.
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Think of it like a carbon tax, which many countries impose on the oil industry to help clean up pollution.
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Human Rights Watch condemned the heavy burden and potentially large fines that the law can impose on foreign-funded groups.
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"What other kinds of regulations can one imagine that states might impose on presidential candidates to get onto the ballot?"
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Much is at risk: Germany and the United Kingdom are deciding which kinds of restrictions to impose on Huawei equipment.
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A growing workforce would ease the fiscal pressure that the expanding senior population will impose on Social Security and Medicare.
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Look, the tariffs that we impose on china, because of their recalcitrant -- they won't seem to respond positively to our asks.
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Carriers haven't been clear about what kind of restrictions they intend to impose on 5G networks in post-net neutrality era.
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It is not yet clear whether the government plans impose on Rio the same majority divestment requirement it imposed on Freeport.
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Daniel said that a 10% tariff on this category of goods -- as U.S. President Donald Trump intends to impose on Sept.
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During the speech, Parente shed tears as he mentioned the sacrifices that fixing Petrobras' serious problems will impose on his family.
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Daniel said that a 10% tariff on this category of goods — as U.S. President Donald Trump intends to impose on Sept.
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He said courts must balance the supposed health benefits of abortion restrictions against the burdens they impose on access to abortion.
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Why, then, would we impose on dementia patients the responsibility of processing, and then reprocessing, ad infinitum, the pain of loss?
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Nomadic invaders from Central Asia, the Seljuqs did not impose on their subjects a traditional aesthetic or religion of their own.
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For now, it's giving Vidpresso a much more dignified end than the sudden shutdowns some tech giants impose on their acquisitions.
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As a result, the discipline that consumers impose on many markets as they exert their own preferences is missing from healthcare.
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Perhaps the least sensible part of these campaign programs, however, is the spending limit that they would impose on participating candidates.
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"Our people have thwarted many poisonous deals and settlement plans that others have tried to impose on our people," said Meshaal.
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Influencers skirt the rules and restrictions platforms impose on official businesses that want to advertise guns or gun-related services and accessories.
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The move was seen as a reaction to the latest round of tariffs Trump threatened to impose on China, effective Sept. 210.
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IF YOU DON'T HAVE YOUR OWN CURRENCY, YOU ALLOW OTHERS TO IMPOSE ON YOUR ECONOMIC POLICIES, YOUR IMMIGRATION POLICIES, YOUR SOCIAL POLICIES.
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He is "shocked", he says, by an attempt to "impose on the vast majority a way of life, if not an ideology".
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These benefits should be considered as city planners decide what rules to impose on micromobility providers and how to allocate urban space.
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In 1994, she called the children of illegal aliens, in particular the medical costs they impose on taxpayers, a "very real" problem.
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Suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens.
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Trump is pushing against the outer bounds of the norms our institutions impose on civic life, but the institutions are pushing back.
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And what rights do states have to accept or reject refugees based on the expected burdens it might impose on their societies?
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A lot of people would probably say those are probably not costly enough to impose on many people who do bad things.
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The goal of the law is to force Chinese officials to relent on the limits they impose on travel to Tibetan areas.
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These revitalized cities have benefited from the system of afflictions that places like New York and San Francisco impose on their young.
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In October, the International Trade Commission recommended a mix of quotas, tariffs and a licensing fee to impose on solar panel imports.
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As for North Korea, the new U.N. sanctions that China and Russia agreed to impose on Saturday will likely set it back.
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"It seems so incomprehensible to me that you can impose on somebody else's existence in that way," Josh says of his experience.
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If the WTO granted China "market-economy status", it could limit the level of WTO-compliant tariffs America could impose on its exports.
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An agreement could avert a sharp increase in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods that President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Friday.
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Senators should understand how much harm this rule would impose on Western states and vote to repeal the BLM venting and flaring rule.
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We may look back at Representative Jason Chaffetz's depiction of the hardships Republicans will impose on Obamacare beneficiaries as one of these moments.
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Unsurprisingly, Big Tech companies have fought against any loss of control that an American right-to-be-forgotten law might impose on them.
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" President Donald Trump heralded new sanctions the US plans to impose on Iran with a knock-off image referencing HBO's "Game of Thrones.
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Environmental regulations, by making companies absorb the costs they would otherwise impose on the rest of us, reduce market-distorting subsidies to polluters.
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It did nothing to exact the "big price" Mr. Trump promised to impose on Russia and Iran for enabling Mr. Assad's chemical attacks.
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The EU case was based on export duties both countries impose on the raw material, soybeans for Argentina and palm oil for Indonesia.
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Some have called for reciprocity, arguing that the United States should impose on Chinese companies the same restrictions China places on foreign companies.
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The order also establishes a kind of "regulatory budget," capping the total costs federal agencies can impose on individuals and businesses each year.
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The president has said he is more in favor of a "reciprocal" tax that matches the tariffs other countries impose on American goods.
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SEC economists could help establish an appropriate budget for regulatory costs that the PCAOB would be allowed to impose on publicly traded companies.
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There could still be a role for quotas — especially ones that companies impose on themselves — in helping fight gender discrimination, the authors note.
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Thompson declined on her friend's behalf, adding that she did not want to impose on her guests, U.K. newspaper The Sunday Times first reported.
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So far, we as a society have not had a way to assess the value of algorithms against the costs they impose on society.
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Hasbro faces another 10% tariff hike that President Donald Trump plans to impose on toys and a list of other products shipped from China.
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By ordering a product from an out-of-state company, consumers could often avoid paying the tax their states and cities impose on purchases.
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Regardless, the substitute assets being forfeited don't count toward any penalty or restitution the judge might later impose on the so-called pharma bro.
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They fear and dread the prospect that the punishment their policies will impose on Americans will be felt by voters before the midterm elections.
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Thomas Piketty, no neoliberal squish, thinks 83 percent is the absolute highest marginal rate the UK could productively impose on the top 1 percent.
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MORE and attack the FBI for investigating the Russian dictator subverting our democracy and seeking to impose on America the president of his choice.
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Is it too much to ask that the government comply with the same standards that it seeks to impose on the rest of us?
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The poignancy of Mr. Scheuer's and Ms. Lerner's images arises from the implacable effect that estranging clinical spaces impose on previously secure domestic places.
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Then, after he was elected, they squealed when he threatened to impose tariffs on our partners to combat those they impose on American goods.
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AFSCME, a case involving "agency fees" that unions impose on workers who aren't members to cover union activities with the exception of political action.
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That amount is equal to the cost that Mr. Lighthizer's office estimates Chinese policies aimed at acquiring American technology impose on American companies annually.
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But they argue that the punitive administrative fees that Florida and other states impose on citizens should not deny anyone the right to vote.
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Mr. Priebus said that Mr. Trump has spent his whole life resisting the sort of organization that others would like to impose on him.
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But your having once shared a home with someone who has this problem doesn't impose on you the obligation of solving it for him.
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Cosby," they wrote, "is unnecessary, unreasonable, and improper to impose on a non-party, where the only information that could be obtained from Mrs.
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I think in both cases the loss to the Chinese economy would far exceed any pain they would be able to impose on others.
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Gorsuch signaled his loyalty to this anti-regulatory agenda by writing gratuitous opinions laying out new limits he hoped to impose on federal agencies.
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Specifically, Congress is unlikely to act on broader immigration efforts unless we see the pain that removing DACA could impose on individuals and families.
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That difficulty could eventually double up on the blows his pushes for budget cuts would impose on the raw functionality of the American state.
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Either way, Ollie's death started me down exploring the road of technology and science we are going to impose on the creatures we love.
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The bizarre restrictions wireless carriers are likely to impose on these wireless lines in the post net neutrality era aren't likely to help matters.
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The rules do not, for example, address the unreasonable fees ISPs may impose on application and content providers in order to reach end users—i.e.
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It's a deeply uncomfortable journey that will have you questioning the narrative of "victim" that we so often impose on those who have survived abuse.
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And I think he&aposs going to impose on the Justice Department doing their job of turning over legitimate appropriate information to the legislative branch.
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IN OTHER WORDS, DOES THIS MEAN THAT IF MEXICO HAS A 16% VALUE ADDED TAX, WE'D IMPOSE ON THEM A BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX OF 73%?
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For a long time, economists have advocated for pollution pricing as a mechanism to make polluters pay for the costs they impose on third parties.
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This facilitates the stigma that they feel and also the potential stigma that others might impose on them because they also have the same associations.
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Furthermore, many agencies fail to provide the information necessary to evaluate whether the benefits of regulations justify the cost they impose on the American public.
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Nonetheless, judges are indicating that there are limits to the obstacles that states can impose on voters, particularly if those obstacles could disproportionately affect minorities.
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If N.Y.U. continues to accept Abu Dhabi's largess, it needs to acknowledge the limitations that the emirate's security and foreign policies impose on academic freedom.
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The ABAWDs rule is among other cuts Trump has tried to impose on food safety benefits, but it's the only one that has been finalized.
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So far, no country has been prepared to impose on Russia the kinds of tough sanctions that appear to have worked effectively with North Korea.
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For Trump, the idea that in war or diplomacy there would be an ethical code that we'd impose on ourselves is an utterly alien concept.
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Her bill would expose the firms to greater responsibility for debt they impose on acquired companies as well as the pension obligations of takeover targets.
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Some thought the Reddit user should have been identified, while others questioned the conditions CNN appeared to impose on allowing the user to remain anonymous.
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Total said any waiver would need to include protection from secondary sanctions that Washington might impose on companies that continue to do business with Iran.
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Prosecutors said they deferred to Cogan on what sanctions to impose on Guzman's lawyers, but at minimum wanted something that was blacked out from public view.
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That's great that they're there, but oftentimes we impose on the person who's dying some kind of model about how they should move through their grief.
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Authorities have also reduced the number of checkpoints and barred the random traffic stops that Shiite militias or security forces used to impose on a whim.
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Banks B and C, by contrast, have very modest economies of scale, not enough to outweigh the costs that their size and complexity impose on society.
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In the coming months, the WTO will determine the amount of countermeasures the European Union can impose on US products because of unfair subsides to Boeing.
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping has faced massive and persistent Hong Kong protests staged against an extradition bill China had wanted to impose on Hong Kong residents.
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The Israeli government cites security considerations for the restrictions it and Egypt impose on Gaza, whose Islamist rulers Hamas refuse to recognize Israel's right to exist.
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The Israeli government cites security considerations for the restrictions it and Egypt impose on Gaza, whose Islamist rulers Hamas refuse to recognise Israel's right to exist.
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Certain hitters can find the absolute center between technique and power, utilizing each to the maximum extent possible before it starts to impose on the other.
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You can suspend the aliens from coming in — very strong — or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate. Okay.
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Given this, it's no surprise that private equity firms make a lot more risk than is fair to impose on those involuntarily along for the ride.
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Regulators are often legally limited in the penalties that they can impose on governments, and there is evidence that courts impose lower penalties on government violators.
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Thus, China enforces the sanctions it voted to impose on North Korea at the United Nations Security Council, but it does so with a minimalist interpretation.
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Cobb said that management always worries about changes they impose on their 70,000-person workforce, which is highly seasonal due to the nature of the work.
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Carefully worded to not impose on federal law, California's Compassionate Use Act gave state residents an affirmative defense to possess and cultivate marijuana for medical use.
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Yankees reliever Zack Britton said players were conflicted on that rule, which M.L.B. will impose on its own with the union agreeing to not challenge it.
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Newsom has not yet required California school systems to shut down because of the burden such a mandate could impose on low-income families, Politico reported.
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The governor of Illinois has recently taken to gloating about an unusual tax he's able to impose on citizens of neighboring states like Wisconsin and Indiana.
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So, if I may, I'd like to impose on you to ask friends, neighbors and relatives to sign up for the Canada Letter using this link.
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Neither country were among the ban Trump is seeking to impose on travelers from Iran and five other Muslim-majority nations in the Middle East and Africa.
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After partial victories for both sides, Washington and Brussels have both asked a WTO arbitrator to determine the level of countermeasures they can impose on one another.
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The European Union's case was based on export duties both countries impose on the raw material, soybeans in the case of Argentina and palm oil for Indonesia.
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The bank said in a statement it was conducting various stress tests to assess the impact of any new financial sanctions other countries might impose on Moscow.
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More than 100 S&P companies have already pre-emptively telegraphed during the third quarter earnings calls the damage further tariffs would impose on the US economy.
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I would never dream of forcing my cat to follow the same tendentious dietary regimens we sometimes impose on ourselves, whether it be raw food or veganism.
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"I definitely do agree that there needs to be regulation, but not as harsh as what some governments are trying to impose on the industry," Cook says.
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But she recently backtracked on a commitment to impose on her first day in office a moratorium on coal, oil, and natural gas drilling on public lands.
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It's an artful portrait of a world that refuses the order we try to impose on it when we close ourselves off to heartache, doubt and pain.
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Stocks roared higher on Tuesday after news that some Chinese imports would be spared from a 10% tariff increase the Trump administration plans to impose on Sept.
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In pleading guilty to second-degree promoting prostitution, Mr. Wade agreed to a sentence of five to 10 years, which a judge will impose on June 20.
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Spain estimates the new tariffs, which Washington said it would impose on products including wine and cheese, will affect about 1 billion euros of exports a year.
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"We don't want to impose on people - they are going through very hard times," said Christel Le Petit, the Statistics Canada assistant director responsible for the survey.
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China is expected to announce further tariffs on U.S. goods in response to the $2628 billion in proposed levies that Trump plans to impose on Chinese imports.
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Contrast that with the secrecy the Maoist system was able to impose on the Tangshan earthquake of 1976, in which around a quarter of a million people died.
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Over the past few months, she's talked to me about the carnage that massive amounts of temp laborers impose on native communities, including sex trafficking and actual traffic.
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Among the Trump administration's concerns are limitations the law seeks to impose on accessing data about website registrations that can often offer clues for investigators pursuing cyber criminals.
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If the White House has no limit to how many tariffs or restrictions it can impose on China, then this is an unconstitutional delegation of legislative trade power.
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Step therapy, appropriately labeled "Fail First," is an approach that too many health-care providers and companies impose on patients in an attempt to save money on costs.
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The analysis suggested by Mr. Winters focuses on the stock awards given to top corporate executives every year, and the two kinds of costs they impose on shareholders.
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Two Democratic lawmakers on Friday expressed concern with Amazon's facial recognition and artificial intelligence software, Rekognition, and the potential harms it could impose on people of color. Reps.
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Subsidizing green is expensive and unlikely to reduce emissions as much as taxing brown, which explicitly prices the cost that greenhouse gas emissions impose on the global environment.
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Other readers have pegged Abbey as an unrepentant chauvinist and possessing more than a smidgen of sanctimony, wishing to impose on others his own rigid strictures for living.
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Richard Nephew, a top sanctions official during the Obama administration, called Mr. Trump's tweet "frankly disgusting" because of the economic pain that sanctions impose on the Iranian public.
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The changes in guidance for both companies come as retailers are facing pressure from a new batch of tariffs the U.S. will impose on goods imported from China.
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The law protects consumers by eliminating retroactive fees PBMs impose on patients, a variety of pharmacy groups — including long term care (LTC) pharmacies — and the Medicare program itself.
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Shorter shrift was given to the order's establishment of a regulatory budget, setting a limit on the regulatory costs agencies can impose on individuals and businesses each year.
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If Doug Jones is elected to the Senate, he would fight against every tax increase, in every bill, that Washington would impose on middle-class or poor Alabamians.
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For-profit colleges The higher education bill from House Republicans would roll back many of the regulations that the Obama administration sought to impose on for-profit colleges.
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The overreach is astounding, especially considering the costs that such a mandate would impose on thousands of vision practices operating as small businesses in communities across the country.
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Under those circumstances, the U.S. should insist on a rapid rebalancing of trade accounts, instead of trying to impose on Beijing structural reforms in its economic and trade policies.
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It would be painful, but the economy could move beyond industries like carmaking, which would be ruined by the 10% tariffs that the EU would impose on British exports.
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A side letter to the agreement shields Canada and Mexico at current levels of production from restrictions on cars that the United States might impose on national-security grounds.
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In other industries "line-of-business" prohibitions, of the sort Ms Warren wants to impose on Amazon and Apple, have been used to avoid abuse of a dominant position.
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You have no sovereignty where we gather...I declare the global social space we are building to be naturally independent of the tyrannies you seek to impose on us.
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"Whilst cornering willful defaulters is critical, the limitations it could inadvertently impose on asset recoveries needs to be thought through," EY's national leader for financial services, Abizer Diwanji, said.
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"One thing we are keeping an eye on is any possible sanctions that the U.S. may impose on Turkey," said Jason Tuvey, a senior EM economist at Capital Economics.
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They also collect the opium tax they impose on the local level, as well as stick around for the additional 10 percent Islamic tax on farm produce, called ushr.
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The EPA has also proposed a model rule for a cap-and-trade system that it would impose on states that do not comply with the Clean Power Plan.
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A federal judge in San Juan on Monday threw out a new tax that Puerto Rico had tried to impose on the American retailing giant Walmart, calling it unlawful.
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This week, the judges will also decide whether to allow prosecutors to impose on me, Mr. Bahgat and our organizations office closings, travel bans, asset freezes and criminal charges.
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"These new technologies may produce new methods of analysis that make more evident the precise nature of the burdens gerrymanders impose on the representational rights of voters," he added.
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The Commerce Department's ruling will be the first in a series of decisions about what, if any, level of duties to impose on Bombardier planes coming across the border.
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Both countries negotiated quotas with the Trump administration that would shield a certain amount of their auto exports from any new duties Trump could impose on national security grounds.
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Murphy also said he raised the issue of a 2 percent tax the Houthis had planned to impose on humanitarian assistance, a plan the Houthis said Friday they dropped.
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Murphy also said he raised the issue of a 28503 percent tax the Houthis had planned to impose on humanitarian assistance, a plan the Houthis said Friday they dropped.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan is due to meet with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday, Bloomberg reported, as discussions continue about what new measures to impose on the capital.
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Ultimately, immigration officials relented, citing the "extremeley unusual hardship" it would impose on their children — my two brothers and me, still all in diapers and American citizens by birthright.
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"Influencers skirt the rules and restrictions platforms impose on official businesses that want to advertise guns or gun-related services and accessories," reports Kaitlyn Tiffany for The Highlight by Vox.
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Diplomats said on Wednesday that the United States and China had agreed on new U.N. sanctions to impose on North Korea, but Russia was delaying action on a draft resolution.
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Prospects for Iranian crude are also a factor in the price spike, as traders weigh up the consequences of sanctions that America will impose on Iran's oil exports in November.
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"What has the potential to hurt Google and be far more damaging is what remedies the European Commission may or may not impose on Google as a result," Windsor said.
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The WTO is yet to decide on the amount of tariffs that America can impose on the EU in light of that ruling, but Brussels says $211bn is an exaggeration.
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Similarly unmoored from both economic and legal logic are the tariffs that Trump has imposed on imports of steel and aluminum, and threatens to impose on automobiles and other goods.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan told London's LBC radio station Tuesday that the language test is one of four conditions he wants to impose on Uber and other private-hire firms.
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One of the primary reasons is the massive financial burden that reunification would impose on South Korea, which, based on some estimates, could cost between $1 trillion and $3 trillion.
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Now, as Judge Pauley considers how severe a sentence to impose on Mr. Cohen in both cases, he will be able to weigh Mr. Cohen's cooperation with the Russia investigation.
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Ms. Velasquez, a former receptionist for a parking lot company, had decided to move to the shelter in part because she did not want to impose on friends and family.
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It's difficult to quantify the impacts of possible retaliatory tariffs that other countries may impose on U.S. exports — which would make the economic impacts of a terrible decision exponentially worse.
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Ms. DeVos's vision of a nation of charter schools is not easily realized given the caps certain states impose on the number of charter schools permitted to open each year.
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"Is it appropriate to impose on people who already have A/C the costs of providing it, which are extraordinary?" said Elliot Meisel, a lawyer representing the co-op association.
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"The longer this ordeal carries on, and the longer the lockdown continues for these unfortunate individuals, the more danger it will impose on the Canadians stuck there," the letter read.
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Many systems actually impose on the criminal defendant the cost of a probation officer or the cost of monitoring anklets with which they're discharged, and the fines and fees accumulate.
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By pricing the segments of roads based on the total costs that trucks impose on them, trucks would have a stronger incentive to make the most economically efficient route choices.
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It would work a little like the property tax that most cities and states impose on real estate, an annual payment tied to the value of assets rather than income.
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That's exactly the policy the Obama administration spent several years trying to impose on immigration agents in the field — over the vocal objections (and sustained resistance) of those field agents.
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As part of changing the culture of transparency and accountability, several experts also argued that the incentives many police departments across the country impose on their officers need to change.
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But of course, the European Union has already posed on array of counter tariffs that they&aposre going to impose on American goods if we go through with these auto tariffs.
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Writing restrictive laws put men in women's position is satisfying, and even illuminating: It exposes the draconian burdens that politicians impose on women's sexual and reproductive agency without a second thought.
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"We will not accept anything the United States may try to impose on us and we will not accept its mediation following that crime," said Abbas, referring to Trump's Jerusalem decision.
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"If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of war," it declared.
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Mr Scheer promised in his victory speech to repeal the "job-killing carbon tax" that the Liberal government plans to impose on provinces that do not put a price on carbon.
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Now, they argue, the externalities that businesses impose on society are sometimes impossible for shareholders to mitigate as individuals, particularly if the political and legal system is a barrier to change.
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His statements and actions both before and immediately after the election coincided with a wide range of policy objectives that Russia had sought to impose on the United States for decades.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted that the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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The new "Stop Soros" bill no longer contains a 25 percent tax that its previous version in February wanted to impose on foreign donations to non-governmental organizations that back migration.
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When it comes to financial regulation, it is important to identify the fine line between the value of stability and the price that stricter lending policies impose on the real economy.
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"I'm going to push to change the way we manage our oil and coal resources, so that they better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet," Obama said.
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Kudlow said then that Trump's suggested tariffs — which he's now trying to impose on Mexico and China — did not make for good policy and would cause "incalculable damage" to the economy.
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That's why I'm going to push to change the way we manage our oil and coal resources, so that they better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet.
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The point of this system is to figure out how much private cost we want to impose on the murderer to keep him from killing the person in the first place.
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And uninterrupted sessions lasting from dawn 'til dusk just aren't a possibility for people with families and busy work lives, when responsibilities begin to impose on free time, as Edvald explains.
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MOSCOW, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Friday it was conducting various stress tests to assess the impact of any new financial sanctions other countries might impose on Moscow.
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If Mr. Trump stands firm on $150 billion worth of tariffs he has threatened to impose on China, Mr. Bannon said, he will fulfill the promise of his nationalist presidential campaign.
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On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that American and Chinese negotiators are working to delay the December 15 duties that the United States is set to impose on Chinese imports.
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However, the amount of taxes illegal immigrants pay is dwarfed by the considerable costs that they impose on American taxpayers: nearly $2628 billion annually, creating a net deficit of $28503 billion.
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Conventional estimates of the cost of the shutdown are almost surely too low, because they don't take account of the disruption a nonfunctioning government will impose on every aspect of life.
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The episode crystallized the economic limitations that N.C.A.A. amateurism and N.B.A. rules impose on Williamson, a preternatural talent, and the unique ways that they limit the income of a unique player.
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The EU also has in reserve potential tariffs of 10 percent to 50 percent that it could impose on a further 3.6 billion euros of U.S. imports in three years' time.
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And that means every iota of greenhouse gas we choose to put into the atmosphere adds to the legacy of burdens we choose to impose on future humans and other species.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted that the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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Others theorize that Trump's planners adopted the separation strategy just to get courts to end constraints they now impose on family detention — because family detention would look so much kinder than separation.
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So, I think politically, it&aposs not viable, but from an economic standpoint, it would be a great... LEVIN: How many tariffs again do we impose on the American people&aposs taxes?
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Because the EU accounts for 44% of Britain's exports, including its crucially important financial-services exports, any such barriers would substantially raise the costs that Brexit will impose on the British economy.
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And that's why I'm going to push to change the way we manage our oil and coal resources so that they better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet.
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Anyway, if Texas were to do the same today, they would have greater autonomy to decide their own fate and pick and choose the laws they wish to impose on the electorate.
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Many of today's hottest arguments about religious freedom involve idiosyncratic micro-communities which impose on themselves (and on their children) norms of life which the rest of society finds bizarre or worse.
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Attuning myself once again to the rhythm of puzzle solving, I started to register this all as merely additional criteria, the kind that speedrunners and completionists impose on themselves on a lark.
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We're much more aware of the limitations that headsets and motion controllers impose on a game, the conventions that work best in them, and the benefits they can bring to the table.
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It also said it would increase transparency around political ad spending in a move that gets ahead of any new disclosure rules lawmakers could try to impose on digital campaign ad spending.
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But if I could draw it, simply impose on it a shape, I would draw it like a tropical storm as you see in satellite pictures, a loosely organized thing spinning outward.
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"In today's meeting we discussed regional issues and the dangers of the policies, extremist individuals in the American government and the region are trying to impose on the region," Zarif told IRNA.
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The sanction, one of the most severe the government can impose on a lab, may absolve Walgreens from legal threats if it decides to ultimately cut ties with Theranos, the WSJ reports.
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Fourth, to shatter the isolation that Washington had tried to impose on Moscow after the crisis in Ukraine, forging a dialogue with the United States and, to a lesser degree, with Europe.
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In different ways, the players' experiences Saturday shed light on the awkward and dangerous aerobics that N.F.L. eligibility requirements, N.C.A.A. amateurism rules and the nature of football itself impose on top prospects.
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In response, China announced tariffs it will impose on U.S. goods worth the same total amount, with duties on $34 billion in U.S. products also set to take effect early in July.
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Mayors and governors in Oklahoma, Massachusetts, South Carolina and Texas have clashed over which restrictions to impose on residents, dispensing contradictory instructions, even as their communities are being ravaged by the virus.
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At 70 percent, the tariffs that India is considering on imported solar panels would be more than double those that the Trump administration said on Monday it would impose on such panels.
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The Trumpian case against supporters of a liberal immigration policy is that we are indifferent to law, blasé about crime and blind to the social costs illegal immigrants impose on American communities.
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Today, the Supreme Court told the president he is right and that courts will not stop him from subjecting migrants to discriminations and abuses that this administration could not impose on citizens.
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Information technology arrived on the scene only recently, so it has faced fewer of the kinds of regulations that consumers and citizens, in more progressive eras, managed to impose on other industries.
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But notice something: This blemish is artfully left out of most photos of the island, an artfulness you, too, as a visitor struggle to impose on your own pictures of the place.
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Quinn, imposing on home health care workers in the public sector the regime that Janus will impose on their union mates in other industries: public-school teachers, social workers, bus drivers, nurses.
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Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, on Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee Task Force on Executive Overreach is meeting to discuss the growth of federal regulations and the burdens they impose on the economy.
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Such worries are hardly new – the word "quarantine" comes from the 40-day waiting period mediaeval Italian ports would impose on visiting ships during times of plague to prove they were uninfected.
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In the city, you generally get less space, but you get back to your home faster — alleviating some of the enormous financial and psychological stress that long commutes impose on young families.
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It is a classic story of an immigrant caught between two worlds: the American life he has grown to love and the traditional upbringing his family is still trying to impose on him.
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In addition to keeping American companies from growing exports, trade policy experts say the import tariffs Trump has threatened to impose on Mexico and other trading partners would wind up costing all consumers.
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And she has questioned the need for the Fed to maintain its independence from the White House, a particularly fraught matter given the pressure Trump has sought to impose on the central bank.
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Conte said his government was working on penalties it could impose on Atlantia over the disaster and added Rome had received alternative offers to Atlantia's to rebuild the bridge, without giving further details.
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The process, known as the EU's nuclear option, opens the door to the most serious sanction the bloc can impose on one of its members — suspending its right to vote on EU affairs.
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The legislation gives officials in the province, home to Canada's manufacturing heartland, authority to implement retaliatory measures "in proportion" to any restrictions that U.S. states impose on public procurement, the press release said.
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Banning such trades would harm the economy, it added, noting the costs it would impose on the many Swiss-based trading companies, insurers, banks and pension funds that deal in farm product derivatives.
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They know that the countless restrictions anti-choice politicians in the states and in Congress try to impose on women have no place in a country that believes we are all created equal.
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The White House issued a statement on Sunday saying the administration will continue to argue that Trump may "impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate" (Reuters).
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Higher prices will result directly from tariffs the White House plans to impose on steel and aluminum imports from allies such as Canada, Mexico and the European Union as well as other countries.
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C.), Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) and Dave Brat (R-Va.), would, for the first time, require Congress to vote on the total regulatory costs each agency is allowed to impose on the economy.
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Takeda's stock is down 15 percent since the company first said it was considering a bid for Shire, with investors concerned about the heavy debt burden the deal will impose on the drugmaker.
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It imposes draconian requirements on foreign companies — like requiring them to take on a Chinese partner and hand over their technology and intellectual property — that other countries do not impose on Chinese companies.
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Since air pollution, climate change and other problems are caused by burning carbon, the price of carbon should include the costs that those problems impose on all of us and on our economy.
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But Congress' buy-in is also important from a separation of powers and policy perspective, given that some entity must be tasked with setting the total costs that agencies can impose on society.
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Kathy Kraninger, the new director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is reversing the name change that her predecessor, Mick Mulvaney, tried to impose on the agency, according to an internal email Wednesday.
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The compliance costs, when combined with the liability that S.1989 would impose on online platforms for recordkeeping errors, may drive online advertising costs out of the reach of many small grassroots organizations.
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States and local governments who seek to impose on small cells the permitting requirements of the legacy macro tower network will need to adapt to the density requirements of the new 5G infrastructure.
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Asked whether the tariffs President Donald Trump may impose on steel and aluminum imports would impact the project's economics, Nasser said the tariffs would have only a limited impact on its U.S. business.
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Convinced that her life as a caregiver of a dying parent was too chaotic to impose on anyone else, Ms. Kostopoulos reluctantly turned Mr. Rae down and the two agreed to remain friends.
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But China did release its own statement, warning that the US could obliterate any progress made in the talks by moving ahead with the tariffs it's threatened to impose on Chinese high-tech goods.
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One of the most respected voices in Russian finance, Oleg Vyugin, warned Putin last fall about "de-dollarization," citing the increased transaction costs it would impose on Russian businesses involved in dollar-denominated trade.
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"These countries with colonial legacy, which have become immigrant countries by now, want to impose on us Central Europeans their own logic ... but Hungary does not want to become an immigrant country," Orban said.
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Of course, such guidelines are a lot more difficult to impose on patients living 220 miles above Earth, which is why ISS researchers will have to keep close tabs on the station's bacterial community.
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They're selling cheap rhetoric rather than thoughtful policies, never mind badly needed additional resources, and in the process are ignoring the harm their approach would impose on the students who need the most support.
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"As the ruling party, we won't impose on the free media and the free press what it should write and what stickers it should distribute," deputy prime minister Jacek Sasin said, according to Reuters.
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The FTC did not respond to questions about what other penalties or restrictions it could impose on the company, but the agency does have it within its power to hit Facebook where it hurts.
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The advisers have pushed the president to withdraw from trade deals like Nafta and to carry out the type of stiff tariffs that Mr. Trump seems poised to impose on steel and aluminum imports.
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It was a disaster for Republicans when a one-party GOP government in Washington tried to impose on voters a health-care bill that was intensely disliked by voters and widely condemned by experts.
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A former civil rights lawyer with moderate instincts, Mr. Patrick spoke repeatedly with Mr. Obama before announcing in December that he would not run, citing the strain a campaign would impose on his family.
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CNBC has asked the U.K. Foreign Office for further detail on what kind of restrictions it could impose on Saudi Arabia and has asked for further detail on an EU global human rights sanctions regime.
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As companies scramble to find ways around the ever-increasing tariffs that the world's two largest economies impose on each other's goods, other countries are being drawn into a conflict that might have no winners.
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U.S. and China have already agreed on new U.N. sanctions to impose on the isolated communist state in the wake of its September nuclear test, Reuters reported on Wednesday citing a senior Security Council diplomat.
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The EPA, like most other federal regulatory agencies, performs a cost-benefit analysis to estimate the overall benefits that a proposed regulation would offer, as well as the costs that it would impose on society.
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This is one of your worst expectations—one that you impose on people over and over—and 2018 made you even whinier in this regard because you felt like you'd been through it all before!
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Abortion rights supporters called it the earliest abortion ban in the country, and said it was an unconstitutional restriction that defied years of federal court precedent over the limits states may impose on abortion providers.
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It's hard to believe that we have to have this conversation in the United States, but we'd all better learn about it, and grapple with the grim reality it is trying to impose on us.
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Mr. Trump has not yet indicated whether he will lift his metal tariffs on Japan or allow it to avoid the auto tariffs he has repeatedly threatened to impose on a host of trading partners.
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So the W.T.O. needs to be revamped and strengthened, including with new rules to clarify what constitutes noncommercial assistance to state-owned enterprises and what conditions governments can impose on foreign participation in joint ventures.
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Of greater concern are the import duties that the Trump administration could impose on the foreign solar panel makers that Wacker supplies, potentially cutting into the sales of the final product in the United States.
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While he said he wants to protect the ability of European businesses to remain in Iran if they wish, Mr. Macron also said, "We're not going to impose on French businesses to stay in Iran."
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An article on Wednesday about a potential delay in tariffs on Chinese imports gave an incorrect figure for the rate that President Trump will impose on $2800 billion worth of Chinese goods on Dec. 2698.
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Whether we accept the reality that Trump and his supporters seek to impose on us, or reject it, it is an important and ever-present source of the specific confusion and anxiety that Trumpism evokes.
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Their excuse of protecting themselves against loss from no-shows and last-minute rescheduling is hardly credible in view of the exorbitant fees they impose on passengers who don't turn up for a booked flight.
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The company blamed its disappointing forecast on a $10 million hit from a stronger dollar, but said the outlook did not include the impact of new tariffs the United States may impose on Chinese goods.
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"I hope that it splits the men from the boys," he said of the physical challenges the cars impose on drivers with the fatter tyres and revised aerodynamics subjecting them to increased G-forces through corners.
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"If there are more 'no' votes than 'yes' votes, that means Hungarians do not accept the rule which the bureaucrats of the European Commission want to forcefully impose on us," Orban told TV2 late on Thursday.
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A tax Italy is looking to impose on cash hidden in safety deposit boxes would target only up to 50 percent of the sum declared, Junior Minister Massimo Bitonci told Corriere della Sera in an interview.
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Torn between reducing pollution and preserving industry competitiveness, EU environment ministers meeting in Luxembourg talked for more than 13 hours to reach a compromise over what 2030 carbon dioxide limits to impose on Europe's powerful carmakers.
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He promised to select "pro life" Supreme Court justices—an ideological fixity nearly all Republicans understand they can't explicitly impose on their nominees, but that Trump is too dumb to know he's not supposed to do.
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The bottom line: The U.S. officials say the administration won't impose on the Israelis or Palestinians to accept the plan, but may release it so the parties and international community can judge it at face value.
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"I'm going to push to change the way we manage our oil and coal resources, so that they better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet," Obama said in the Tuesday night speech.
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CreditCreditJennifer Daniel PHOENIX — Inside a cramped committee room on the cactus-dotted campus of Arizona's Capitol, Kelsey Lundy stepped to the podium to detail new legislation and the higher costs it would impose on struggling borrowers.
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"You have no right at the cannon's mouth to impose on an unwilling people your Declaration of Independence and your Constitution and your notions of freedom and notions of what is good!" he cried in reply.
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Clinton appears likely to make full use of the sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council, including so-called secondary sanctions, which the United States can impose on entities that do business with North Korea.
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A judge also reduced the fine that prosecutors had asked to impose on the artist, Pytor Pavlensky, who is known for needling the government of President Vladimir V. Putin with actions intended to provoke his arrest.
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The lawsuit alleges that California doesn't have the authority to impose on candidates a qualification to disclose tax returns, because it goes beyond the qualification requirements for the president that are laid out in the Constitution.
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Next, I will ask each and every federal agency to prepare a list of all of the regulations they impose on Americans which are not necessary, do not improve public safety, and which needlessly kill jobs.
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It also promises to get rid of permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) with China, a Clinton-era designation that prevents the US from imposing special tariffs on China that it doesn't impose on other trading partners.
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It adds new items, new styles, new ways to sculpt the landscape and a variety of other complexifiers like conditions you can impose on players: no jumping, carry this item to the goal and so on.
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Beauvoir believed there was a way out of the roles that society might try to impose on a person, by articulating a set of ideas about one's life and refusing to accept evidence to the contrary.
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Given how lucrative Europe is and will be to Facebook, it may be willing to spend what it takes to comply with new regulations, and even tolerate any inefficiencies the rules impose on its advertising business.
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China and the United States have been locked in trade talks to try to avert measures like the investment restrictions and additional tariffs that the Trump administration has threatened to impose on China in early July.
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The U.N. experts said Riyadh "still does not recognize girls as full subjects of rights and continues to severely discriminate (against) them in law and practice and to impose on them a system of male guardianship".
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It is essentially a manifestation of awfully sinister move to impose on our dignified state the destiny of Libya or Iraq which had been collapsed due to yielding the whole of their countries to big powers.
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In addition, police unions representing captains, lieutenants and detectives plan to ask the court to block the program temporarily and force the Police Department to negotiate over the additional responsibilities the program will impose on supervisors.
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For the long term, he warned not only of the costs the tax cuts will impose on the deficit but also damage down to high-end housing by elimination of state and local property tax deductions.
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One key disagreement centers on what limits, if any, to impose on how government officials may search for, gain access to or use in court information about Americans that gets swept into the warrantless surveillance program.
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In another positive for equities, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley predicted the United States and Mexico would be able to strike a deal to avert tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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The company also rebuked the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), the corporate regulator, saying there was an "inherent conflict of interest in relation to ASIC receiving the fines ... that they impose on the financial services sector".
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Ian Wright, chief executive of Britain's Food and Drink Federation, said the Tesco-Carrefour deal would increase concerns about buyer power stoked by the Sainsbury-Asda merger and the risks they impose on suppliers, mostly smaller firms.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia and its partners will take steps to counter new sanctions that Washington has said it will impose on Iran, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies on Monday.
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"As the ruling party, we won't impose on the free media and the free press what it should write and what stickers it should distribute," deputy prime minister Jacek Sasin told private TV station TVN on Monday.
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They have not specified what further sanctions they could impose on Doha, but commercial bankers in the region believe that Saudi, Emirati and Bahraini banks might receive official guidance to pull deposits and interbank loans from Qatar.
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His rhetorical outreach toward Russia and China was accompanied for a second day by a chiding of longtime treaty ally and former colonial power the United States, which he would not allow to "impose on us anything".
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To get the clerics back on their side, the Saudi Royal family agreed to implement an even more austere Islam and the Salafist ideology that the Kingdom would impose on their own and export far and wide.
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They have not specified what further sanctions they could impose on Doha but commercial bankers in the region believe that Saudi, Emirati and Bahraini banks might receive official guidance to pull deposits and interbank loans from Qatar.
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They have pushed the president to withdraw from deals like Nafta unless trading partners agree to sharp concessions and to implement the type of stiff tariffs that he seems prepared to impose on steel and aluminum imports.
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" He challenged Justice Kagan's reading of the law, saying it gave the attorney general vast discretion, leaving him free to impose on some 500,000 people "all of the statute's requirements, some of them, or none of them.
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After all, we normally think of Republicans in general, and Trump in particular, as people who minimize or deny the "negative externalities" imposed by some business activities — the uncompensated costs they impose on other people or businesses.
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Mr. Kudlow, Mr. Mnuchin and others in the administration have also been encouraging Mr. Trump to make a trade deal with China and to forgo the additional tariffs he has threatened to impose on all Chinese imports.
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Kevin Wickersham, the incident commander at Washington's Department of Health, said that none of the options were off the table, but that officials were mindful of the tremendous burden such restrictions could impose on families and businesses.
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The story features foreign intrigue and scandal — as do many fictional treatments of Washington — but it's without the simplified, single dimension that fiction by writers from somewhere else often impose on human behavior in this company town.
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Among the conditions the bloc is attempting to impose on Qatar is that we close down a number of Qatari news organizations, including the award-winning satellite channel Al Jazeera, as well as other London-based outlets.
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Hammond, who was sidelined by May during the election campaign, said last week's Labour Party conference showed it wanted to impose on Britain, the world's fifth largest economy, the "socialist fantasy" seen in Cuba, Venezuela or Zimbabwe.
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"This statutory language, in our view, does not impose on the EPA a specific and discrete duty" subject to lawsuits, the three-judge panel, all of whom were nominated by former President Obama, wrote in its opinion.
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With the Fed meeting in their rear-view mirror, traders turned to trade tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to impose on China, which have stoked concerns about retaliation from the world's second-largest economy.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - EU trade chief Phil Hogan has told France that the European Union fully supported France over tariffs the United States is threatening to impose on French goods because of France's digital services tax.
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TORONTO, May 14 (Reuters) - Mexico is finalizing duties to impose on new U.S. products in retaliation for the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs and details should be available soon, Economy Minister Graciela Marquez said on Tuesday.
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Trump reinforced the deterrence message yesterday by clearly communicating that the costs the US can impose on North Korea outweigh any potential benefit Kim Jong Un might hope to achieve from attacking the US or its allies.
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Because the Centers for Disease Control is essentially banned from researching firearms, they write, "unfortunately, the amount of research on firearms is disproportionately low compared with the burden they impose on health care and society as a whole."
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Torn between reducing pollution and preserving industry competitiveness, EU environment ministers in Luxembourg talked for more than 13 hours on Tuesday to reach a compromise over what 2030 carbon dioxide limits to impose on Europe's powerful car manufacturers.
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The climate analyses are part of proposed measures - which include additional First Nations consultations - that Ottawa will impose on Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain expansion and TransCanada's Energy East, both currently before the National Energy Board, said the report.
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OPEC and its allies had to cancel their meeting in April and will now convene on June 25-26 as officials said they needed to see first what new sanctions Washington will impose on Iran in early May.
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She had to deflect criticism of her repeated failures to live up to the ideals she wishes to impose on the rest of the country, something she has had extensive practice at during her short time in Congress.
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The downturn in the markets came a day after the Dow closed up 373 points after the U.S. Trade Representative announced a delay in many of the import taxes the Trump administration planned to impose on Chinese goods.
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Of course, what the viewer believes usually holds more weight than what the writers are trying to impose on us, and sometimes it works in the show's favor when the audience has polarizing views about a TV couple.
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"The current situation on the peninsula is not caused by any one party alone and it's unfair to impose on any one partner the responsibility" for resolving it, said China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Amb.
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So when we're thinking about how much punishment to inflict, how much private cost to impose on a potential bad actor, we're really thinking less about the losses of the victim — which can be enormous and likely irreparable.
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That bill, which stalled in the Republican-led State Senate, came more than a year after Mr. Cuomo and the state Legislature blocked a 53-cent fee that New York City officials wanted to impose on the bags.
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But even as these measures have taken hold in some places, beverage companies and plastics lobbyists have successfully beaten back other initiatives like bottle bills in large part because of the costs it would impose on the industry.
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"I'm going to push to change the way we manage our oil and coal resources, so that they better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet," Obama said in his State of the Union address.
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The Mexican peso also surged after the Bloomberg News report, which cited unidentified sources saying that U.S. President Donald Trump could put off implementing the tariffs he has threatened to impose on Mexican goods as soon as Monday.
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Cash bail has roots in Anglo-Saxon law and has evolved to mean the set of conditions that judges impose on people who have been arrested to make sure they return to court until their cases are resolved.
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On the trade talks, Mr. Xi would be aiming to persuade Mr. Trump to put a hold on new tariffs that the president has said he was prepared to impose on another $300 billion worth of Chinese products.
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I wonder, given the fact that Kim and President Moon of South Korea will have a relationship, we understand that the Chinese now are not as tough on the sanctions that they were forced to impose on North Korea.
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At the heart of the conflict is a new contract which the government plans to impose on junior doctors from this summer after months of talks to agree on changes in pay and working hours broke down in January.
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The choices you have to make reflect the limits of free will that games designers impose on their characters — and Stefan comes to realize those limits in fascinating ways, on his way to one of five groups of endings.
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Coker went back to work and developed a new story about an unfairly arrested prison escapee living anonymously in Harlem—until he finds himself unable to resist the responsibility to help his community that his superpowers impose on him.
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Poland may be better off scrapping the deal and paying a potential fine, which may reach hundreds of millions of zlotys, than accepting the losses the contract would impose on the Polish defense industry, Kownacki was quoted as saying.
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"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Videgaray told reporters at the Foreign Ministry.
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"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Luis Videgaray, Mexico's Foreign Minister, said Wednesday.
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Torn between reducing pollution and preserving industry competitiveness, EU environment ministers meeting in Luxembourg talked for more than 13 hours until nearly midnight to reach a compromise over what 2030 carbon dioxide limits to impose on Europe's powerful carmakers.
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Texas, for instance, could eliminate its version of California's renewable mandate, end local tax abatements for wind and solar farms, and force renewable generation to pay for the billions of dollars of costs they impose on the electricity grid.
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Madden took issue with the interest rate that Midland sought to impose on roughly $5,000 in debt it had bought that she had incurred on a credit-card account opened years earlier at Bank of America, court papers showed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said on Friday that tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexico in retaliation for illegal immigration should not jeopardize the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal, known as the USMCA.
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It wanted to accommodate the Saudis, but the gold standard is precisely the restriction it wants to impose on Iran, and letting Saudi Arabia get into enrichment would make it much harder to get Iran to quit the technology.
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Yet the report stops short of making the most obvious recommendations to address this challenge—eliminating the subsidies and forcing renewable energy generators to pay for the costs they impose on the grid because of their intermittency and unreliability.
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The possibility of such illusions suggests that their opposite—our agreed-on coherent sense of a continuous self—may be a convenient fiction, an organized cognitive heuristic that we impose on experience to let us go on having it.
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As part of that conversation, just like we tax cigarettes for the harm they produce, we must put a price on carbon to ensure that our carbon polluters pay for the costs they've impose on society for their pollution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chuck Grassley, the Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, predicted on Wednesday that the United States and Mexico would strike a deal to avert tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.
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Recognizing the value of this sentiment, Red Bull Music Festival delivered a series of intimate performances that prompted audiences to harness the expectations they impose on their favourite artists, in order to make room for what's yet to come.
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While we should acknowledge his many accomplishments, Ms. Greenhouse is right to urge us to "reset" the role of the court away from the "originalism" of the dead document that Justice Scalia fought so hard to impose on the next generation.
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Mexico had complained to the WTO about U.S. tuna labeling rules that it said unfairly penalized its fishing industry, and had asked for retaliatory sanctions of $472.3 million, which it planned to impose on imports of U.S. high-fructose corn syrup.
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Japan has notified the WTO it reserves the right to take counter-measures against the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum totaling $440 million, the amount of added duties the U.S. tariffs would impose on its exports of those products.
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"Unilateral and politically-motivated, and illegitimate in terms of international trade law, and harmful actions (mean that) everyone will lose," he said, referencing import tariffs the U.S. has placed on Chinese goods, and threatened to impose on other nations' imports.
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WASHINGTON, May 31 (Reuters) - White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said on Friday that tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexico in retaliation for illegal immigration should not jeopardize the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal, known as the USMCA.
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AB InBev is known for its cost-cutting and centralized control, which some analysts have said may be tough to impose on all corners of SAB's business, with its joint ventures and equity stakes in markets such as Turkey and Africa.
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"Non-disabled working-age adults have become increasingly reliant on welfare and experienced stalled employment growth, in part because of the disincentives welfare programs impose on increasing one's own income," the White House Council of Economic Advisers argues in the paper.
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The medics (some of whom, despite the term "junior", are actually quite senior) are angry at Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, over his proposal for a new contract, which he has threatened to impose on them if no agreement is reached.
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Last year Donovan was re-elected with ease but he's had to vote against measures like the AHCA and the tax bill because of the penalties they impose on New York City (he's the only Republican representing part of it).
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MADRID, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Spain's CNMC competition watchdog has agreed to lower to 10% the cuts it will impose on natural gas distributors' fixed rates of return in the 2021-2026 regulatory period, Spanish paper Cinco Dias said on Thursday.
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In operations targeting Chinese claims, the Pentagon challenged Chinese jurisdiction in the airspace above its maritime Exclusive Economic Zone as well as restrictions it has attempted to impose on aircraft flying through an Air Defense Identification Zone off the Chinese coast.
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Helen Strus, vice president of event marketing at Meadowlands Sports Complex, said in a prepared statement that MetLife Stadium officials are "evaluating the options, but no decisions have been made" regarding potential stipulations the stadium would impose on the sportsbook.
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The Department of Labor's proposed rule to impose on brokers giving advice on retirement savings a requirement to put their clients' interests first, called a fiduciary duty, would seem to be unremarkable for firms helping to manage money for investors.
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It is certainly not a departure from the Google under Alphabet CEO Larry Page, but it does signal the narrower focus Pichai is trying to impose on the 60,000-plus-person behemoth now that the Alphabet moonshots have been stripped out.
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WASHINGTON — The White House continued to sow uncertainty on Sunday about the stiff tariffs President Trump said he would impose on steel and aluminum imports as key advisers defended the policy but left room for the president to change his plans.
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Mr. Trump was asked during a joint news conference with the president of South Korea whether he would support "extreme vetting" of gun buyers, comparable to the vetting his administration has sought to impose on visitors from some predominantly Muslim countries.
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Orban, who has also repeatedly clashed with Brussels over his reforms of Hungary's judiciary and the independence of media and academic institutions, said the new Commission must not try to "impose on us the things that our citizens do not want".
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Even if tax cuts would make the rich joyful, this shouldn't count against the sheer misery Republicans are trying to impose on the tens of millions of people they're trying to deprive of health care, food stamps, disability benefits and more.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The more sanctions the United States and its allies impose on North Korea, the faster it will move to complete its nuclear plans, the reclusive nation's official KCNA news agency said on Monday, citing a foreign ministry spokesman.
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"The worst thing we can try to do is go in there and impose on our most loyal and important ally in the region a deal that is bad for their security and bad for their future," Mr. Rubio said.
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A California state appeals court has said that "service charges" that hotels, restaurants and other businesses impose on customers must be paid out to tipped workers under state law, if customers would reasonably believe that the charge represents a gratuity.
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Ford also said, in response to an aggressive tweet from Trump, that it won't move production of a version of the Ford Focus into the US in response to the tariffs Trump could impose on cars made outside the country.
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But he warned that if the Asian nation did not live up to its promises to open its markets, his administration would proceed with the tariffs he has threatened to impose on as much as $150 billion worth of Chinese products.
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As the first president of the Fifth Republic, de Gaulle wished to impose on the nation — and on its military — an executive authority so powerful that France would regain not just stability, but also its former glory in world affairs.
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The bill that I propose — the Honest Deal Act — would have members of Congress apply to themselves that same principle: they must disclose to us how much it will cost us to repay the debt that they impose on us.
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The U.S Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced legislation, described by one sponsor as the sanctions bill "from hell" due to the broad penalties it could impose on Russian companies from various sectors, but no indication was given on further timings.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Texas Governor Gregg Abbott on Friday reiterated his opposition to tariffs like the ones U.S. President Donald Trump said he will impose on Mexican imports to stop illegal immigration, while blaming Congress for failing to stem the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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Mexico had complained to the world body about U.S. tuna labelling rules that it said unfairly penalised its fishing industry, and had asked for retaliatory sanctions of $472.3 million, which it planned to impose on imports of U.S. high-fructose corn syrup.
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"If more than one embryo is normal, and there happen to be both males and females, we don't impose on patients which one they should use," Avner Hershlag, MD, chief of the Center for Human Reproduction at North Shore University Hospital told Health.
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An agreement could avert a sharp increase in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods that President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Friday, which Beijing has threatened to retaliate against in what would be major escalations in the countries' bruising trade war.
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After the Putin meeting, Tillerson, who was in the room, told the Washington Post along with others that the two did talk about sanctions and that Trump made sure to "take note" of the additional sanctions Congress would like to impose on Russia.
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But he insisted Monday it hasn't changed his outlook on the obligations of the "millionaires and billionaires" he rails against on the campaign trail, even though he'd now carry a larger share of the tax burden he is seeking to impose on them.
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The retaliation came as General Motors Co warned that any tariffs Washington might impose on imported vehicles could cost U.S jobs, and as Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin denied a report that President Donald Trump wanted to withdraw from the World Trade Organization.
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"We don't know yet what the outcome of our calculations will be," Ettl said, referring to what would become the basis of the haircut it will impose on whoever holds the Heta debt by end-May when a debt repayment moratorium runs out.
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"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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On the other hand, the precarious circumstances in which Venezuelans find themselves abroad means that they are incapable of negotiating the conditions of their employment, making them even more vulnerable to the one-sided conditions ride-sharing apps often impose on their drivers.
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"President Trump's threat to weaponize federal funding is not only unconstitutional but emblematic of the cruelty he seeks to impose on our most vulnerable communities," state Senate Pro Tem Kevin de Leon, a Democrat from Los Angeles, said in a statement on Monday.
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Speaking at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia on July 28th, with his wife standing demurely beside him, Mr Khan noted that, had the ban Mr Trump swears to impose on foreign Muslims been in place, his son might never have come to America.
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He then won the final point when Murray's backhand landed in the net to conclude a 22-stroke rally that was an apt reflection of the physical demands Murray and Djokovic, with their similar gifts and game styles, impose on each other.
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EPA officials will exaggerate the costs that Clean Power Plan enforcement will impose on coal operators, and dramatically underestimate the benefits—which means that they'll ignore both mainstream science on air pollution's health impacts and the global economic costs of climate change.
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And if the models prove effective they could end up positively impacting healthcare outcomes — although we don't know exactly who would benefit at this point because we don't know what pricing structure Google might impose on any commercial application of its AI models.
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SEOUL, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The more sanctions the United States and its allies impose on North Korea, the faster it will move to complete its nuclear plans, the reclusive nation's official KCNA news agency said on Monday, citing a foreign ministry spokesman.
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A PrivatBank spokesman said: "At present the decisions (of the arbitration court) do not impose on the Bank any requirement to make any payments to any person under such decisions" because the high court still has to make its judgement in February.
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The legal fight is likely to create another reverberating precedent on the nature of presidential power, since it will test whether a president can refuse Congress' legally mandated request for the president's financial records -- a duty it can impose on regular American citizens.
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Markets may have "priced in" the de-escalation of the U.S.-China trade war as the phase one deal looks set to soften risks related to global growth, but one unpredictable factor remains: technological restrictions the U.S. may impose on China going forward.
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Warthen will be in the middle of the decision-making on that front, as will Manager Terry Collins, and the two of them have already put together a plan to limit the wear and tear that spring training can impose on pitchers.
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But DeSantis used the Fox News appearances to his advantage, "especially during the primary and certainly to get the base fired up about the types of policies Andrew Gillum would like to impose on everyday Floridians," Florida Republican Party Chair Blaise Ingoglia told BuzzFeed News.
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For example, Washington State lawmakers are considering whether to require every decision by the state Supreme Court to carry a "fiscal note" estimating the cost the decision would impose on taxpayers — which effectively puts the vindication of basic constitutional rights to a majority vote.
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Driving the news: President Trump signed a bill yesterday to outlaw the "gag clauses" that pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) sometimes impose on pharmacists, preventing them from telling patients when it would be cheaper to pay cash for a prescription than to use their insurance.
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You have no sovereignty where we gather...I declare the global social space we are building to be naturally independent of the tyrannies you seek to impose on us...Your legal concepts of property, expression, identity, movement, and context do not apply to us.
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Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said Mexico could respond to any tax the United States were to unilaterally impose on imports from its southern neighbor to finance the wall with levies on select goods, aimed at U.S. regions most dependent on exports south of the border.
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In that decision, the Supreme Court ruled that in order for a medical regulation of abortions to be enforced, there needed to be proof that the burden of imposing the regulation outweighed the burden it would impose on a woman's right to have an abortion.
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At $90 billion to $110 billion a year, the costs of these two packages would be substantial, although much less than the aggregate costs that child poverty impose on the nation, which have been estimated to amount to $800 billion to $1.1 trillion each year.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Spain's competition watchdog CNMC agreed to lower to 284.96% the cuts it will impose on natural gas distributors' earnings in the 29-20203 regulatory period, Spanish paper El Pais said on Thursday.
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The 30-second video also notes that oil tycoon Forrest Lucas, an adviser to Trump who is also reportedly a candidate for Interior, supports puppy mills, dog-breeding operations that The Humane Society denounces as cruel for the conditions that they impose on the animals.
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The proposal "does not appropriately balance the burdens and costs it would impose on covered banks and their customers on the one hand, and the limited improvements for resolving such a bank and expediting payments to its depositors on the other," their June letter said.
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There are a lot of medical products on the Trump administration's list of candidates for the new 25% tariffs it wants to impose on China, including vaccines; insulin products; MRI machines, surgical tools and other medical devices; and a host of raw ingredients for pharmaceuticals.
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In spite of this, Parker and Stone have remained unable or unwilling to differentiate between the restrictions that powerful institutions like the MPAA and television networks impose on free speech and that of the contemporary discourse that seeks to shield marginalized communities from further marginalization.
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Behind the pragmatic aspect (to economize on able men, to impose on other others the most atrocious tasks)...the institution represented an attempt to shift onto others — specifically, the victims — the burden of guilt, so that they were deprived of even the solace of innocence.
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President Trump announced that he was calling off the crippling new tariffs he had vowed to impose on Mexico barely 48 hours before they were to go into effect because he had struck a last-minute immigration agreement — one that mainly just reaffirmed prior agreements.
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In August, Ford announced it had killed a plan to import the Focus Active, a roomy hatchback, saying the tariffs Mr. Trump has threatened to impose on vehicles built in China would increase costs too much for the company to hit its profit targets.
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The tax increase that Argentina is set to impose on exports of soy and its byproducts will drive down farm investment and likely result in smaller harvests going forward, farmers and economists said on Wednesday, a day after the new tax policy was announced.
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Hacker and Lupia, while differing in outlook, together raise a basic concern about the contemporary Democratic Party: the casual, if not negligent, willingness of the party elite to adopt policies and positions, however worthy, without regard to the costs such policies impose on others.
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But in essence, the department declined to adopt Mr. Trump's absolutist argument for immunity from criminal investigation, and instead urged the appellate court to have Judge Marrero take a closer look at the burdens a subpoena from a local prosecutor would impose on the president.
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Catholics and indeed most people of faith understand that it is unethical to impose on women a belief that stems from one set of religious teachings at the expense of allowing them the freedom to make the right choices for their wellbeing and their families.
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U.S. freedom of navigation operations last year also challenged China's claims of jurisdiction in the airspace above its maritime Exclusive Economic Zone as well as restrictions it has tried to impose on aircraft flying through an Air Defense Identification Zone over the East China Sea.
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In his homily during a Mass from the steps of the first church, he used the word "omerta", which refers to the code of silence organized crime groups impose on their members and the fear they use as a tool to keep others from talking to police.
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In other bad news for the German economy, Volkswagen's shares slumped on a report that the U.S. government was assessing how big a criminal fine it could impose on the carmaker without putting it out of business and Germany's second biggest lender Commerzbank announced 9,000 job cuts.
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Since the demise of net neutrality, US telecoms have increased the amount of throttling they impose on customers trying to watch mobile video through services like Netflix and YouTube, according to new research from a group of researchers at Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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A fall in oil output following air strikes on production facilities, combined with a loss of tax revenue due to a smaller population, meant IS was now coming up with new levies to impose on people to try to bump up its funds, said research group IHS.
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First, Democrats could call for repealing the Trump Republican tax cuts that benefited the most wealthy individuals, repealing all tax increases that Trump Republicans would impose on any middle-class citizen and repealing unjust tax loopholes that benefit our largest corporations that are continued by Trump Republicans.
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As the wind-down of Heta's assets continues, financial markets watchdog FMA is due to announce in coming days the "haircut" or a loss it will impose on creditors relative to their bonds' face value, based on how much it expects to recover from selling Heta's assets.
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For more than 40 years, the S.E.C. and the Justice Department have frequently overreached in their zeal to impose on noninsiders the same obligations as true insiders — officers and directors, lawyers, investment bankers and journalists — who steal confidential information from their employers or defraud their customers.
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To ensure regulators give careful consideration to the potential economic costs proposed rules could impose on the economy, Wisconsin's REINS Act will give the state legislature's Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules (JCRAR) power to request an independent economic impact analysis of a proposed rule.
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"While the Committee will closely review the President's defense budget request, it is already clear that this request is inadequate to address the national security threats we face and the growing demands they impose on our men and women in uniform," McCain said in a statement.
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It's easy to get caught up in the ideological frameworks or technological limitations that Schmidt and Daniel impose on themselves for each record; on their 2001 album A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure, for example, they used only sounds recorded in operating rooms.
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"The Administration views [the House bill] as an attempt to impose on the Executive Branch multiple administrative requirements concerning its internal management of FOIA administration, which are not appropriate for legislative intervention and would substantially increase costs and cause delays in FOIA processing," the talking points say.
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The model incorporates such factors as potential losses from rising sea levels, the impact on agricultural yields and changing mortality rates to project how much economic harm climate change will impose on each county through the end of the century, in the period from 2080 to 2099.
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"Most participants commented on the large costs that recessions and high unemployment impose on communities, notably on their most vulnerable constituents, and stressed the need for monetary policy to seek to avoid recessions in the first place or reduce their severity when they occur," the minutes say.
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"The United States has promised to cancel part of the tariffs that it intends to impose on China and the tariffs that have already been levied," Liao Min, the vice director of the office of financial and economic affairs, said in response to a question on tariffs.
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UNITED NATIONS, Nov 23 (Reuters) - The United States and China have agreed on new U.N. sanctions to impose on North Korea over the nuclear test it conducted in September, but Russia is delaying action on a draft resolution, a senior Security Council diplomat said on Wednesday.
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Now, the president is trying to paint Ms. Pelosi as a left-wing radical who canceled the address for political reasons, despite her assertion that she simply wanted to postpone, not cancel, it because of the burden it would impose on Secret Service agents working without pay.
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Her assemblage in Dialectics of Entanglement, "The Studio Visit" (1982), features a Black woman artist doll posed in conversation with a white woman curator doll who is framed (literally) in the miniature scene; Henry is referencing the "preconceptions and expectations" curators can impose on artists of color.
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But it would be swamped by the $103,630-a-year average loss they'd incur due to the rollback of the Medicaid expansion and the "per capita cap" the law would impose on Medicaid spending going forward, which amounts to a large ongoing cut in program funding.
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"We do not expect anyone to impose on us their way of looking at the elections and give us some lesson, just as we don't hope to give lessons in terms of elections," Chikoti was quoted as saying on July 16 in the state-controlled newspaper, Jornal de Angola.
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"President Obama does continue to believe that this is the best opportunity that the Congress has to take advantage of the benefits of a Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement that cuts taxes -- 18,000 taxes that other countries impose on American products," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday.
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The senators asked Grindr to clarify the company's privacy policies, including whether it gets users' "affirmative opt-in consent" to use, share, or sell sensitive profile information, what security requirements they impose on third parties, and how they work to de-identify user information that's shared outside the company.
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Speaking at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia on July 28th, with his wife standing demurely beside him, Mr Khan noted that, had the ban Mr Trump swears to impose on foreign Muslims been in place at the time, his son might never have moved to America as a child.
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Rates could be adjusted based on vehicle weight, road type, time-of-day, and other parameters to better reflect the actual costs motorists impose on our transportation system — meaning that Americans would no longer be contributing taxpayer dollars to repair roads they use little or not at all.
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The budget discipline that Brussels, urged on by Germany and other northern nations, tries to impose on member governments as a condition of membership in the euro currency, is fraying as calls grow, especially from poorer southern countries, to move away from austerity policies after years of lackluster growth.
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Dr. Thomy Kouremada-Zioga, a hair transplant surgeon at the Private Clinic of Harley Street, told the Daily Express that she has noticed a significant increase of patients who follow a strict vegan diet, a phenomenon she chalks up to the dietary restrictions that vegans impose on themselves.
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Meanwhile, the European Union's top foreign policy official, Federica Mogherini, said this week that the European bloc, China and Russia are working with Iran to set up a special payments system that will allow the countries to avoid economic sanctions that the Trump administration seeks to impose on Iran.
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Peter LacovaraAlbany, N.Y. To the Editor: Of course, the requirements that landmarks preservation commissions impose on buildings in historic districts can seem nit-picky, but preserving the charming character is one of the things that keeps a neighborhood like mine, Greenwich Village, from turning into a generic Midtown.
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Washington (CNN Business)The head of Toyota North America warned Friday that the tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on foreign vehicles would make it hard for the company to follow through on an additional $750 million investment in US plants that it announced this week.
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East Bay, in other words, provides an early test of how a core conservative project will shake out, and whether this Court is willing to apply the strict limits it appears eager to impose on agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency to policymakers who advance conservative goals.
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Though it's unclear what limitations, if any, the White House impose on Hicks' testimony, one of the key issues that might be addressed during her meeting with lawmakers is related to the controversial Trump Tower meeting between a Kremlin-connected lawyer, Donald Trump Jr., and Jared Kushner in June 2016.
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He is so pro-life that he was in favor of granting a whole new level of personhood to Hobby Lobby, a not-person corporation that Gorsuch deemed capable of having religious beliefs (beliefs that he saw fit to impose on a woman's body and choices in contravention of existing law).
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Since April there has been no resolution to the Brexit impasse and U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered a massive increase in tariffs on Chinese goods and said car imports are a national security threat, although he postponed a tariff he had threatened to impose on cars from around the world.
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" Read MoreObama: Climate change is an economic imperative Calling for an acceleration to the country's transition away from dirty energy, Obama said he will push to change the way the U.S. manages its oil and coal resources, so they "better reflect the costs they impose on taxpayers and our planet.
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But what we won't do is impose on a company like BuzzFeed or on a partner like BuzzFeed or Snapchat, our production sensibility, but rather use their expertise and their ability to connect to the audience that they speak to so effectively, to produce and distribute content that is gonna inspire.
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Any burden the fees impose on employees' First Amendment rights is justified by the need to eliminate free riders — workers who enjoy union benefits without having to pay for them, which can deplete the unions' resources in states where they are legally required to represent all workers, members and nonmembers alike.
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I thought of the children who lived in Islamberg: how afraid their families must have felt when their communities were threatened and strangers appeared asking questions; how we chose to look past these people as individuals and impose on them more of the same unfair suspicions they already had to endure.
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The supermarkets are under pressure in annual prices talks to accept limits on the scale of discounts they impose on food products as part of a wider plan aimed at protecting farmers who have long complained about being hit by a squeeze in margins that they say benefits consumers but hurts producers.
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The European Championship is expected to be the first major international event that will be affected by penalties the World Anti-Doping Agency now looks almost certain to impose on Russia after its investigators unearthed evidence that Russian authorities manipulated thousands of athlete records in an effort to cover up positive drug tests.
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"If we do not all make a sacrifice today and accept to waive some of our benefits, we are running the risk of losing them all, when our country comes to the table of international lending institutions, with all the tough economic and financial schemes that they may impose on us," he said.
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Here's what we wrote about this week:Cannabis shops in border towns are raking in sales from neighboring states, and it could push more states to legalize marijuanaThe governor of Illinois has recently taken to gloating about an unusual tax he's able to impose on citizens of neighboring states like Wisconsin and Indiana.
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"I thought of the children who lived in Islamberg: how afraid their families must have felt when their communities were threatened and strangers appeared asking questions; how we chose to look past these people as individuals and impose on them more of the same unfair suspicions they already had to endure," Owens writes.
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The fact that so many Americans enjoy the sport awakened many to the cause of the Hong Kong protests, to the despotic control the People's Republic of China (PRC) seeks to impose on Americans, and to how spineless — at least, in their initial, instinctive reaction — businesses often are in the face of Chinese pressure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New tariffs that the United States is threatening to impose on nearly half the goods imported from China would have a small impact on the Asian nation's economy and not lead to disaster, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday, as U.S. financial markets were set to open lower on the trade standoff.
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But how we use that technology, what kind of obligation we impose on the tech companies, I do think that the congressional scrutiny of how these tech companies are operating, whether they're using best practices, whether they're being good corporate citizens, whether they still deserve that immunity provision ... Mm-hmm, we'll get to that.
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In considering the burden the requested relief would impose on Apple, it is entirely appropriate to take into account the extent to which the compromise of privacy and data security that Apple promises its customers affects not only its financial bottom line, but also its decisions about the kind of corporation it aspires to be.
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Add in the fees localities impose on new housing, such as impact and inspection fees and inclusionary zoning requirements, not to mention the threat of rent control, and you have a perfect recipe to discourage the production of housing and significantly raise the costs (and thus rents) of the properties that do get built.
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The last-minute deal, reached after 12 hours of negotiations Friday, came after President Donald Trump threatened to place a 5% tariff on goods imported from Mexico unless the Mexican government agreed to help stem immigration to the US. But the deal fell short of some demands that the Trump administration had hoped to impose on Mexico.
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" On the "trap" the U.S. has fallen into since the end of the Cold War: "I believe that if you think you are the only world power, trying to impose on the whole nation the idea of their exclusiveness, this creates an imperialistic mentality in society, which in turn requires an adequate foreign policy expected by society.
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Rather than view Gorsuch as a tyrannical conservative activist who wants to impose on every part of the nation his personal political views, liberals should recognize Gorsuch has thus far been a crusader for individual rights, which means he would never support a federal law that deprives people of the liberty guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.
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Before I entered the field of public health, where it's a given that health care is a right and not a privilege, I had grown up steeped in a set of core Midwestern beliefs: that you can't get something for nothing, and that you should be reluctant to impose on others and, likewise, to be imposed upon.
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Also, because there is so little material of any substance to go on, because the public is allowed to see only public events — a princess gets married, a duke gets divorced, a prince gets a job as a helicopter pilot, the queen uses the phrase "annus horribilis" in a speech — we impose on them any narrative we like.
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They see the travel ban the president tried to impose on visitors from six Muslim-majority countries, which is still stuck in the courts, not as an attempt to enact the Muslim ban that he had promised on the trail, but as a reasonable effort to reconcile America's traditions of non-discrimination with the president's responsibility to protect its citizens.
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While he held China responsible for the loss of tens of thousands of US factory jobs since it joined the World Trade Organization, Trump has thus far shown no signs he plans to follow through with the massive tariffs he threatened to impose on the Asian powerhouse during the campaign and this month declined to label China a currency manipulator.
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The argument surrounding the legislation, which was taken up for debate in the House earlier this week, has revolved instead around a host of other issues, like the deep cuts and "work requirements" that Speaker Paul Ryan and President Donald Trump are trying to impose on the food stamp program, and draconian immigration reforms proposed by the right-wing Freedom Caucus.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Federal Reserve continue to clash over interest rates, but another simmering dispute concerns the regulatory burden the Federal Reserve and other agencies impose on banks.
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By holding the state's asserted rationale for its clinic-decimating regulations up to the light and finding it specious and counterproductive, the court has shut down one of abortion opponents' main recent strategies: enacting "targeted regulation of abortion providers" laws that impose on doctors who perform abortions special restrictions not placed on doctors who do procedures of equal or greater risk.
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And it was just one example of how both state-level public records laws and the federal Freedom of Information Act, written to ensure transparency and accountability in government, have morphed into potent weapons in legal and business disputes, raising questions about the chilling effects — and costs — they impose on targets who are doing research in controversial or sensitive fields.
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That lobbying effort was how he and his wife found themselves being ushered into a private dining room at the Trump International Hotel in Washington last spring for a small dinner with the president and his son Donald Trump Jr. Mr. Zekelman said they discussed quotas the United States was about to impose on imports of steel from competitors in South Korea.
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Thus, if the president nonetheless feels he can proceed in this fashion — for example, if he regards these statutes as properly read not to demand the filling of these roles, or if he views such a demand as unconstitutional — then he owes it to Congress and the American people to explain his understanding of the statutes and the requirements they impose on him.
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The latest episode of HBO's Real Sports presented to the outside world a reality mixed martial arts fans have been aware of for quite some time: that there's a dictatorial madman in Chechnya using sports as a propaganda tool to impose on his people a poisonous vision of masculinity and oppress anyone who would stand in the way of that vision.
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In segments on his show, Kudlow said the tariffs Trump then sought and has now moved to impose on China and Mexico would damage the US economy enormously -- and also said that Mexico's government was not to blame for undocumented immigrants coming to the US. The comments from Kudlow harshly contradict the administration's current positions on trade, which Kudlow is now tasked with publicly defending.
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Shedd and Niemeyer grew frustrated that AliKhan would not provide a definite answer on what type of injunction they wanted a judge to impose on Trump — AliKhan said that an order requiring him to divest in the hotel would be one possible outcome, but it was too early to say what would be appropriate, and they wanted to leave it up to the lower court judge.
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In another move that highlights the pressure the Democratic House intends to impose on Trump, the three chairmen of the House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs, and Oversight and Reform committees demanded records and interviews related to the president's contacts with Russian President Vladimir Putin, both in person and over the phone, as well as access to the interpreters who sat in on their private meetings.
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Mexico's top diplomats are knocking on doors in Washington this week, looking for a compromise to avoid the 5 percent tariffs that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has vowed to impose on their exports beginning next week.
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This interpretation could jeopardize the FCC's ability to "investigate all sorts of tactics the ISPs use to strong-arm competitors and price-gouge consumers: data caps, zero-rating, interconnection disputes, below-the-line and hidden fees, price hiking, and many other kinds of business practices service providers like to impose on their subscribers," according to Kate Forscey, associate counsel for government affairs at DC-based advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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The pace and intensity of Kim's sprint toward a long-range nuclear strike capability have clearly caught the United States off guard, but even more startling and politically unacceptable to most Americans is the binary strategic choice Kim Jong Un seeks to impose on U.S. policymakers between acceptance of vulnerability to a nuclear North Korea and the use of military force to separate Kim from his nuclear weapons.
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While the Hong Kong protests have been fed by many grievances, including income gaps and shortages of affordable housing, the hot molten lava of this volcano is that many Hong Kongers self-identify as free men and women and they viscerally reject the ruling bargain the Communist Party has imposed on mainland China and would like to impose on Hong Kong: To get rich is glorious, but to speak your mind is dangerous.
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The picture Comey paints of Trump is also, importantly, the picture Trump paints of himself: He is a man who lies constantly, who values loyalty over integrity, who has little understanding of nor respect for the values and restraints that people in power impose on themselves to keep from misusing their positions, and who intends to use both his powers of hiring and firing to stock the government with people who will serve him first and the country second.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) on Tuesday said Congress should look at trying to "box in" what tariffs a president can impose on imported materials.
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Its wording is exceptionally broad: Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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Here is the relevant provision, section 212(f): "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate".
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China's walling off of Wuhan and Hubei province would be essentially impossible to impose on, say, Washington state, which has reported the most coronavirus cases within the U.S. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said Tuesday that China had "taken social distancing to its farthest extreme" — to an extent that couldn't be replicated in the U.S. "Places that have controlled this … have a mix of authoritarianism and competence," said David Fisman, an epidemiology professor at the University of Toronto.
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Still, the Immigration and Nationality Act grants broad-ranging powers to the President: "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate," part of the act reads.
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In 1952, with the nation fearful of communist infiltration, Congress gave the president the authority under the Immigration and Nationality Act to take action: "Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may ... suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate," the law says.
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" President Trump's executive order does indeed make delineations based on "place of residence," but there is an alternate statute (8 U.S.C. § 1182(f)), which reads, "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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Statutory authority for the proclamation Section 212(f) of the INA, which has been in the INA since it was enacted in 1952, includes this provision: Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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One of the legal issues at question was whether Trump had the power to cut off travel from various nations under a statute that provides that: Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE got a lesson in civics when Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) made clear that the invitation for a president to address Congress in person is at the initiative of the House Speaker, with the concurrence of both houses, and not an entitlement that a president can impose on an unwelcoming House.
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The NTU sent a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE arguing that the public will get a better idea about the Section 301 tariffs President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE wants to impose on billions more in Chinese imports.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE bases these actions on his authority under the provisions of section 212(f) of the INA, the pertinent part of which reads as follows: "(f) Whenever the president finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.
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