Customer restrictions have been enacted in jurisdictions with shelter in place orders, but most jurisdictions have not acted.
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"Across the board, formerly covered jurisdictions increased their purge rates after 2628 more than noncovered jurisdictions," the report found.
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The company broke the law not just in multiple urban jurisdictions across the United States, but in jurisdictions around the world.
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" "The defendants are permanently enjoined from enforcing Section 9(a) of the Executive Order against jurisdictions they deem as sanctuary jurisdictions.
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It keeps communities intact rather than splitting them into different jurisdictions; pays attention to rivers and other geographic features that shape jurisdictions.
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We also must share expertise and training across jurisdictions and ensure that jurisdictions are prepared to recover in the face of a cyberattack.
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Voter purge rates in preclearance jurisdictions between 2012 to 2016 far outpaced those in jurisdictions that were not previously subject to federal preclearance.
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Or they could have routed the transactions through more jurisdictions or more secretive jurisdictions, making it harder for investigators to track the movement of money.
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As jurisdictions move away from these proprietary vendor-controlled systems to COTS products and technologies the jurisdictions themselves can own, the dynamics of voting will change.
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Most self-proclaimed sanctuary jurisdictions decline to honor detainers — and so do many jurisdictions that do not consider themselves sanctuaries, in part to avoid constitutional challenges.
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European Union governments updated a blacklist of tax havens this week, adding the United Arab Emirates and nine other jurisdictions, tripling the number of listed jurisdictions.
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The signaling effect has an impact on local jurisdictions and after the Cole Memo came out, you saw more jurisdictions saying we could legalize for recreational purposes.
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Jurisdictions included in the allocation include all 50 states, 4 large metropolitan areas (New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles County and Washington, DC) and 8 island jurisdictions.
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Additionally, it would hold sanctuary jurisdictions accountable for the consequences of their policies by allowing victims of criminal aliens protected by sanctuary policies to sue those jurisdictions.
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Shelby decision, jurisdictions once subject to federal supervision shut down, on average, almost 20 percent more polling stations per capita than jurisdictions in the rest of the country.
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It deems the long-standing physical nexus obsolete while encouraging taxation without representation in at least 10,000 jurisdictions in American states and cities and even more international jurisdictions.
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The No Sanctuary for Criminals Act punishes so-called sanctuary cities — jurisdictions that refuse full cooperation with federal authorities on immigration enforcement — by restricting federal funds to those jurisdictions.
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Moreover, by registering in so many different jurisdictions, the Silk Road Group has actually increased its legal risk, because a potential claimant can sue the company in all those jurisdictions.
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All of the jurisdictions that received letters are so-called "sanctuary cities," an unofficial label for jurisdictions that refuse to detain undocumented immigrants accused of crimes until immigration agents can show up.
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Last week, the Brennan Center for Justice said it studied jurisdictions accounting for 23.5 million votes in the 2016 election, and those jurisdictions reported an estimated 30 instances of suspected non-citizens voting.
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"The federal border policy of prevention through deterrence affects local jurisdictions, but then leaves it to these jurisdictions, which are among the poorest in the country, to clean up the mess," she said.
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Additionally, the bill also protects jurisdictions that comply with detainers from being sued, while allowing victims of crime to sue jurisdictions that refuse to comply and subsequently release criminal aliens onto the streets.
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The case has been investigated in at least six jurisdictions.
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S. jurisdictions to maintain access to the vast Chinese market.
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Expect local jurisdictions to sue the FCC over this one.
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Much of that needs to be done in national jurisdictions.
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Puerto Rico uses the system across all of its jurisdictions.
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Local jurisdictions in several states have also filed similar challenges.
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The Justice Department said all 29 jurisdictions have until Dec.
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From there, we will seek the extension to other jurisdictions.
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Jurisdictions that don't have stickers sometimes face their residents' wrath.
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There is currently no law requiring jurisdictions honor the requests.
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Other jurisdictions agreed to send some 260 personnel to help.
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Tuesday's announcement would ban those jurisdictions from receiving the grants.
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Jurisdictions that have not imposed restrictions are also watching closely.
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Despite state laws, local jurisdictions can still prohibit weed sales.
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"In many jurisdictions, regulators are asking tough questions," Cook said.
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Here, regulators and jurisdictions will be competing for our business.
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But few international jurisdictions have mechanisms like U.S. class actions.
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That provision listed which jurisdictions would fall under Section 5.
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"There was a big drop in jurisdictions reporting," Stacy said.
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Cooper says that case showed how collaboration works across jurisdictions.
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Some local jurisdictions have already begun to pave this path.
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The singer faces charges of sexual abuse in multiple jurisdictions.
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Using that many jurisdictions is a classic sanctions evasion strategy.
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Various jurisdictions and health systems have responded with limiting measures.
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Europe consists of a patchwork of legal and regulatory jurisdictions.
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In 22012, Secure Communities connected only 88 jurisdictions to ICE.
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In all jurisdictions, the patient must administer the medicines themselves.
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But still, 193 jurisdictions have no plans to go paperless.
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Money was arriving to avoid tax collectors in other jurisdictions.
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"It's compounded by jurisdictions not cooperating with us," he said.
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But some jurisdictions have come to rely on diversion revenue.
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Quite the opposite -- there are around 7,000 election jurisdictions nationwide.
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They remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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Some jurisdictions have prohibited smoking even in outdoor public spaces.
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Even when it comes to treating opioid addiction, Garduque pointed out that smaller more rural jurisdictions might not have better alternatives to jail for those struggling with substance abuse than larger jurisdictions might have.
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The eight delisted jurisdictions have been moved to a so-called gray list, which includes other 47 jurisdictions that have committed to changing their tax rules to abide by EU standards on transparency and cooperation.
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Weatherford used other techniques between 2003 and 2006 to move revenue from higher tax rate jurisdictions, such as the United States and Canada, to lower rate jurisdictions, such as Hungary and Luxembourg, the SEC said.
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Observers struggled to agree on the proposal's impact on different jurisdictions.
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Why did the two sides want to proceed in different jurisdictions?
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In some jurisdictions, such crimes may not be considered as murders.
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Kansas and Virginia use the company's system in about 20 jurisdictions.
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Not in all jurisdictions because we won't have regulatory approval everywhere.
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A few jurisdictions have found ways to adjust to these challenges.
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The agreement allows insurers to open branches in each other's jurisdictions.
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In some jurisdictions, these duties are also codified in the law.
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What we do on leadership, to influence other jurisdictions — that matters.
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The U.S. mandates helmets for adult bicycle riders in some jurisdictions.
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We have so many jurisdictions where the laws need to change.
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Approximately 300 American jurisdictions are deciding not to enforce immigration law.
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These tax breaks also are available to renters in some jurisdictions.
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For too many local jurisdictions, those activities just don't exist anymore.
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In most jurisdictions, charters receive far less than their district counterparts.
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Fairfax, in April, made a similar request of the two jurisdictions.
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And there's some jurisdictions out there that have adopted these recommendations.
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The study analyzed data from US death certificates from 57 jurisdictions.
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It would also make China very different from any other jurisdictions.
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What they don't have in most jurisdictions, however, is adequate funding.
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It has a mandate to maintain professional distance from local jurisdictions.
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Different jurisdictions having different currency rules will mean some price quirks.
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States or local jurisdictions, however, are free to pass stricter regulations.
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In 210, 255 percent lived in jurisdictions that used paperless systems.
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Mayors have abjectly begged Amazon to locate jobs in their jurisdictions.
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And many state and local jurisdictions do so on their own.
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When you've been victimized, sodomy is a crime in certain jurisdictions.
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Fortunately, several jurisdictions have seen the light and opened the door.
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About 40 local jurisdictions have done so, according to the Tribune.
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State courts generally honor subpoenas issued by prosecutors in other jurisdictions.
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Few jurisdictions keep data on the men arrested in such cases.
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Most are incorporated in light regulatory jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands.
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It discussed existing law and cited model approaches from local jurisdictions.
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However, the law that the order accused these jurisdictions of breaking — the same law mentioned in the Justice Department's Friday announcement — does not require jurisdictions to hold immigrants just because the federal government wants them to.
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According to the 2015 National Gang Center Intelligence Report, over 50 percent of law enforcement jurisdictions report high levels of street-level drug sales and approximately 85033 percent of the jurisdictions report large-scale distributions among gangs.
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"Many of these jurisdictions are also crumbling under the weight of illegal immigration and violent crime," the DOJ said in a statement, although many jurisdictions with "sanctuary" policies have lower crime rates compared to their nonsanctuary counterparts.
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That should continue, in order to avoid "freelance" operations outside reliable jurisdictions.
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These provisions could place Bahrain among the strictest jurisdictions for sharia scholars.
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And once other jurisdictions move will there be regulatory arbitrage going forward?
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Stars and its subsidiaries are approved or licensed in 21 jurisdictions worldwide.
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Local jurisdictions pay for travel, housing, and expenses for officers during training.
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One of the early jurisdictions to enact gay marriage was Washington state.
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Officials in more than 15 jurisdictions are investigating Insys' business practices. on.wsj.
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That decision was deplored by Israel and challenged in some U.S. jurisdictions.
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The U.S. investigation followed separate cases in other jurisdictions in recent years.
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It was due out for more than 153,000 jurisdictions by Oct. 1.
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Of course this takes some time as you've seen from other jurisdictions.
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There's a big debate in several jurisdictions about how to classify cryptocurrencies.
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But medical examiners in many jurisdictions said they can't get the money.
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Pressure will come from jurisdictions, election workers and voters from all demographics.
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More than 30 jurisdictions across the country have set up similar units.
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Other exchanges have fled to offshore jurisdictions with more favourable tax regimes.
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Examples of such releases are occurring in other jurisdictions around the country.
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And once other jurisdictions move will there be regulatory arbitrage going forward?
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In some jurisdictions, you may be liable to a religious-discrimination lawsuit.
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America has over 18,000 local jurisdictions; permitting rules vary greatly among them.
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LEVIN: You mean all these various taxes in jurisdictions and so forth?
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The Nahmads' business, which stretches across jurisdictions, is tailor-made for offshoring.
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Other jurisdictions have agreed to send some 260 personnel to the area.
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The U.S. probe followed separate ones in recent years by other jurisdictions.
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You see that some local jurisdictions are starting to change their tune.
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The programs have been implemented in a small number of US jurisdictions.
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"We comply with applicable laws in jurisdictions where we operate," said Alibaba.
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Other jurisdictions are also coming under scrutiny, although Panama is genuinely different.
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Regulators are likely to mount resistance against projects that transcend national jurisdictions.
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There are over 560 sovereign Indian nations and thousands of individual jurisdictions.
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Jourova said the commission will continue monitoring other jurisdictions not yet listed.
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In jurisdictions that enforce NDAs, Ms. Allred likely has the better argument.
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The penalties for sanctuary jurisdictions will also be narrower than previously proposed.
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The bulk of the covered jurisdictions were initially in the Deep South.
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The documents involve 210,000 companies in 21 offshore jurisdictions, according to OECD.
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For a graphic on Exploration spending in major mining jurisdictions, see - tmsnrt.
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It still needs to secure regulatory approvals in a number of jurisdictions.
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They are levied by 45 states and more than 10,000 local jurisdictions.
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Still, most jurisdictions are in the process of figuring this all out.
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Some jurisdictions like Utah declared emergencies preemptively before any known infections arose.
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Most who won had strong roots in the jurisdictions they now represent.
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They failed and now other jurisdictions can say, 'Why should we compromise?
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The bill proposes withholding grant money for jurisdictions that do not comply.
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He credited the tireless efforts of the rescue teams from several jurisdictions.
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TIGER promotes innovative collaboration between jurisdictions and forces conversations about multimodal transportation.
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It also said it was considering applying this approach to other jurisdictions.
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But there would literally be 51 jurisdictions that would have to act.
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So we're used to dealing with different bodies of rules, different jurisdictions.
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Remote, sparsely populated jurisdictions got a thumb on the scales of governance.
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But as jurisdictions reject one type of injustice, they risk instituting another.
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The grey list includes dozens of jurisdictions from all over the world.
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Uber is battling over driver background checks in all of those jurisdictions.
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But these facts have brought about little positive change from sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Because they cross so many jurisdictions, oversight falls into a gray zone.
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There should be outcries in all 85033 jurisdictions that bid for Amazon.
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The biggest divides remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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And in many jurisdictions around the world, match-fixing isn't even illegal.
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Sanctuary cities are jurisdictions that choose not to enforce federal immigration policies.
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Since there is little federal law requiring jurisdictions to cooperate with federal law enforcement, the executive order only mentioned one small piece of US law, which requires jurisdictions to tell the federal government about a person's citizenship status.
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Over the coming months, the Election Assistance Commission will have additional resources for election stakeholders based on the survey data, including state fact sheets and an updated data interactive, which allows users to quickly display data for any of the thousands of local jurisdictions that comprise the data, and compare those jurisdictions side by side with those other jurisdictions that have a similar number of registered voters.
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The list contains "about 20" jurisdictions, a senior EU official said on Friday, adding that the number might be reduced when finance ministers meet on Tuesday in Brussels as some EU governments could oppose the inclusion of some jurisdictions.
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These jurisdictions already have their own regulations that would apply to the IRAs.
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DC is one of three jurisdictions that tips the lowest, at 14 percent.
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It could also help us force jurisdictions to prioritize the rape kit backlog.
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Two jurisdictions have recently moved to crack down on racially motivated 911 calls.
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California already has cap-and-trade agreements with foreign jurisdictions such as Québec.
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Sessions has argued jurisdictions that frustrate those aims are complicit in promoting violence.
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EU ministers avoided discussing possible sanctions for jurisdictions who remain on the blacklist.
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Jurisdictions often do not communicate with each other, or those whom they fine.
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The disappearance of the beloved cleric touched off a search spanning multiple jurisdictions.
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These jurisdictions have done what they can to restrict access to deadly weapons.
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Police officers are only permitted to leave their jurisdictions for limited legitimate reasons.
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Mm-hmm. There are jurisdictions where the law in no way prohibits scooters.
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The list initially comprised 17 jurisdictions, but it is subject to regular reviews.
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Singapore and Dubai have even hired judges retired from London and other jurisdictions.
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Jurisdictions across America are wrestling with what to do with their unclaimed dead.
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Some jurisdictions offer multiple languages; others have come up with state-themed versions.
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Typically, bar groups in other states echo ethics discipline imposed by other jurisdictions.
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Shade is facing multiple criminal charges in several jurisdictions, the police spokesperson says.
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Jurisdictions in the limelight include offshore banking centers such as Jersey and Bermuda.
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This year the Department sent similar letters to a different group of jurisdictions.
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In all of these jurisdictions, Northam won more than 70% of the vote.
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That's put marijuana retailers and banks within those jurisdictions in a tough position.
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"[These lawsuits] are meant to be a deterrent to other jurisdictions," said Hammond.
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The NXP transaction has received regulatory approval in all jurisdictions except one: China.
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Los Angeles was among the jurisdictions blacklisted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"When you go to other jurisdictions, you will have multiple regulators," Gibb said.
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They create holding companies to keep their corporate assets in low-tax jurisdictions.
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Ungerleider said the merger had received regulatory approvals from 10 of 22 jurisdictions.
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These jurisdictions do not collect ownership information about companies incorporated under their laws.
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Jurisdictions across the nation are recognizing this fact and beginning to embrace diversion.
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It's administered at the local level, by thousands of jurisdictions across the country.
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In many countries drugs are illegal and drink-driving laws differ between jurisdictions.
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It is a consequence of 50 jurisdictions acting independently to establish licensure standards.
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Almost 85 percent of local jurisdictions have placed bans on cannabis retail operations.
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That encompasses seven counties or jurisdictions in Alaska, California, Louisiana and New York.
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"It's a way in which Trump and ICE are retaliating against sanctuary jurisdictions."
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Kobach has written voter laws in other jurisdictions and defended them in court.
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The plan bars the Trump Organization from doing new deals in foreign jurisdictions.
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In jurisdictions where Democrats get them — even in the South — they use them.
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Two other jurisdictions in the D.C. area have also toyed with enfranchising minors.
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Jurisdictions haven't allowed outsiders access to the data needed to check their performance.
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It's about how God ordained in Romans 13 the different jurisdictions of government.
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The requirement would apply to jurisdictions with a history of violating Roe v.
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The cruise liner did not say under which jurisdictions it reported the breach.
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Many jurisdictions require direct or firsthand knowledge of how the records were created.
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Slobogin concedes that in many jurisdictions, they may have no impact at all.
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My plan also includes cooperating closely with local jurisdictions to remove criminal aliens.
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Other jurisdictions will not honor detainers in any circumstances, the ICE spokeswoman said.
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Today, we are working with all 50 states and more than 2,400 jurisdictions.
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The name of the report has been expanded to cover the new jurisdictions.
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We hope that this partnership can serve as a model for other jurisdictions.
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The agency is already in the process of signing on 26 other jurisdictions.
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This, in turn, will cut local jurisdictions' ability to respond to emerging crisis.
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"These jurisdictions are protecting criminals rather than their law-abiding residents," he said.
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The minimum wage is set to go up in 212 jurisdictions in 2020.
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The initial blacklist included 17 jurisdictions, but after one month eight were removed.
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Four jurisdictions expanded those protections to include independent contractors, interns or graduate students.
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How about purging those with the same name and birthdates in different jurisdictions?
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Some examples of activities targeting prevention include: Some jurisdictions have pioneered new approaches.
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It emboldens corrupt local jurisdictions that engage in racial profiling and other abuses.
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Depending on how legalization goes, more jurisdictions could eventually opt in or out.
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Jurisdictions are finally realizing the cash bail system is inefficient, ineffective and unfair.
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Likewise, local jurisdictions are not required to actively assist ICE in making arrests.
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Voting machines do break down, forcing some jurisdictions to count ballots by hand.
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Offshore platforms, in contrast, are typically registered in jurisdictions with less onerous rules.
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Many assets are held in jurisdictions like New York, London or Zurich, and "plea agreements," as the Saudis are describing asset forfeitures, could also obviate the difficulty of persuading Western jurisdictions to recognize the legitimacy of a Saudi court verdict.
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In a letter sent to 23 jurisdictions in January, the Justice Department demanded documents proving that local laws comply with federal immigration policies, and threatened to withhold grant money from jurisdictions that decline to share information with federal immigration officials.
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Those jurisdictions represent 63 percent of active DOJ grants through three offices — so they wouldn't be a bad place for the Trump administration to start (though plenty of other jurisdictions that receive federal funding could have similar restrictions on information-sharing).
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Certain jurisdictions tack a special-purpose tax onto the sales tax, Mr. Peterson noted.
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The researchers also found that judges in different jurisdictions treated family detention cases differently.
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That reputation, according to defendants, makes Illinois jurisdictions a magnet for personal injury suit.
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ICE would not confirm which jurisdictions had shown interest until they had signed agreements.
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In jurisdictions across the country, there's actually little consensus on what counts as consent.
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Local jurisdictions also can adopt Election Day reforms that improve the administration of elections.
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Lawmakers in eight of Mexico's 32 states or jurisdictions have approved same-sex marriage.
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The rural ones, the conservative ones, the drug task forces... The actual sanctuary jurisdictions?
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Once approved, the business will be allowed to operate in all other Canadian jurisdictions.
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Many jurisdictions, the EU included, limit their financial institutions' access to foreign clearing-houses.
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We'll be dependent on the nation's 3,000 local health jurisdictions to prevent wider outbreaks.
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"We are supporting law enforcement in multiple jurisdictions at the highest levels," she said.
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Fitch uses the 'B' portfolio loss rate measure to compare cover pools across jurisdictions.
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The bank has come under scrutiny in multiple jurisdictions for its involvement with 1MDB.
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Mike has over 220,000 employees at Citigroup in more than 160 countries and jurisdictions.
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Some will be backed by tangible assets, such as property, located in other jurisdictions.
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Sharonville police contacted all surrounding agencies with a Red Roof Inn in their jurisdictions.
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He says there are more jurisdictions signed up for tests over the next year.
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Now, those lower tax jurisdictions are for doing some things that aren't right also.
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Murder spiked most in large cities, with the majority of those jurisdictions experiencing increases.
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Many states and local jurisdictions require some type of license or certification as well.
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Operating a firearm, like operating a motor vehicle, requires a license in many jurisdictions.
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It's a broad term applied to jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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"Of course there are some slightly relaxed rules [in some telco jurisdictions]," concedes Polzer.
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If it passes legal muster, it can serve as a model to other jurisdictions.
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As investigations continue, the plane has been grounded by several jurisdictions around the world.
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Guzman is included in at least seven drug-related indictments in various U.S. jurisdictions.
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Getting the mix right requires close attention to the political economy of particular jurisdictions.
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In more than 40 states, jurisdictions use voting machines that are no longer manufactured.
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In some jurisdictions, machines are left in hallways of precinct places with minimal protection.
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In all nine of those jurisdictions, voters — rather than legislatures — have passed ballot measures.
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Ireland and Luxembourg are the two most coveted jurisdictions, with both offering tax advantages.
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Lightly populated jurisdictions are overlooked because the existing census doesn't capture robust citizenship data.
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Conversely, lightly-regulated jurisdictions like the Seychelles and Belize allow far easier market access.
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"In the past, Uber conducted background check reruns in jurisdictions where required," he writes.
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Both jurisdictions were overwhelmingly Democratic, so this had nothing to do with partisan politics.
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This is more than any other jurisdictions updating their plans this year have received.
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Henry Stern, a Democrat from Los Angeles, said fires aren't about politics or jurisdictions.
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In today's globalized economy, capital is mobile in its pursuit of lower tax jurisdictions.
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The president discussed funding, but where are the resources for local jurisdictions hardest hit?
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It may also qualify as assault in some jurisdictions, especially in the United States.
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Apple is, of course, not alone in leaving money in more tax-friendly jurisdictions.
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Given the large number of jurisdictions and tax complexity, compliance costs can be substantial.
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Attorneys for the local Texas jurisdictions are filing a petition for rehearing en banc.
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However, some jurisdictions can require a second warrant before identifying information is handed over.
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Officials in many jurisdictions have been rethinking their approaches to low-level nonviolent offenses.
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This include those citizens that live in CA, TX, PR, VI and other jurisdictions.
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In practice, Lerner's fully flexible approach to money creation is impossible in most jurisdictions.
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Deciding which jurisdictions end up on the European Union's blacklist could prove diplomatically sensitive.
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It could be better funded; certain jurisdictions could do with new leadership or tactics.
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The secretary of State said eight "jurisdictions" would be granted waivers from the sanctions.
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Second, criminal lawsuits may be launched against Plahotniuc in Romania and in other jurisdictions.
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There are literally thousands of jurisdictions with laws on this matter across the country.
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Some jurisdictions, such as Washington, have already passed emergency legislation to help small businesses.
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And they also respond to political jurisdictions where you see a lot of pull.
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It's a recognition of how vital DHS views cooperation with state and local jurisdictions.
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It is certain to be opposed by some trainers and owners in various jurisdictions.
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Today, the group is made of 126 jurisdictions, including every major country except China.
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But does this really reflect large-scale capital movements to those low-tax jurisdictions?
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The Justice Department is also proactively monitoring elections in 35 jurisdictions in 19 states.
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His problem now is that he's facing many criminal charges in two different jurisdictions.
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It is not yet clear how California's ruling could reverberate throughout these other jurisdictions.
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There are thousands of jurisdictions on the planet where Uber must fight this battle.
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Trump has suggested he defines them as jurisdictions that fail to honor immigration detainers.
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Some jurisdictions have negotiated with hotels to host people who may harbor the virus.
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The concept has inspired similar legislation in jurisdictions like California, Brazil, Canada and India.
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In many jurisdictions, officials choose to placate the police unions which stymie reform efforts.
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The cartoon showed the difference between two jurisdictions, dominated by two different political parties.
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The governments in both jurisdictions are committed to improving their infrastructure as they rebuild.
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Mortgages in both jurisdictions are highly regulated with low loan-to-value (LTV) ratios.
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" Instead, these taxpayers "would make their displeasure known — especially those in high-tax jurisdictions.
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The new law also allows firms to be bought and sold under foreign jurisdictions.
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SROs typically are armed, though some jurisdictions prohibit them from carrying firearms on campus.
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" He intends to withhold federal funds from these jurisdictions, "except as mandated by law.
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The new rule would greatly reduce the ability of those jurisdictions to do so.
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The new rule would greatly reduce the ability of those jurisdictions to do so.
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We do it with respect to other certifications in other jurisdictions around the world.
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Some jurisdictions have thought to make restorative justice an add-on to court proceedings.
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First, most of Alberta's neighboring jurisdictions have comparable surcharge scheme in place for recycling.
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The Vera Institute has worked with a number of jurisdictions on reforming their practices.
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The order declares that entities labeled "sanctuary jurisdictions" by the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security will be "not eligible" for federal grants, and it directs the Office of Management and Budget to compile federal grant money currently going to sanctuary jurisdictions.
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The Rohrabacher–Blumenauer amendment is credited with helping some dispensaries — though technically not those that distribute marijuana to recreational consumers — operate without fear of federal law enforcement raids, while also giving local jurisdictions cover to let medical cannabis businesses open in their jurisdictions.
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In the past, the Justice Department sent federal election observers to jurisdictions with histories of voting discrimination, but that practice largely ended after the Supreme Court in 2013 gutted the section of the Voting Rights Act that addressed voting laws in those jurisdictions.
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Landrieu pointed to a Justice Department (DOJ) letter sent Wednesday that requested documents from nearly two dozen jurisdictions to show if local law enforcement is sharing information with federal immigration authorities, with the DOJ threatening to issue subpoenas if jurisdictions fail to cooperate.
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Of course, regulatory choices in other jurisdictions might blunt the effectiveness of these local rules.
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Virginia and other Southern jurisdictions prohibited slaves and free blacks from carrying weapons at all.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $32 trillion.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $2000 trillion.
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Shares of coal miners with assets in jurisdictions that were not impacted by Debbie surged.
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Regulators in other jurisdictions, including the United States and Taiwan, are also investigating the chipmaker.
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"The campaign infected millions of computers worldwide across multiple jurisdictions," reads the NCA press release.
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Companies and their executives are being held accountable in dozens of jurisdictions around the world.
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Chiu said she's spoken to investigators in all three jurisdictions but declined to comment further.
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Those 20% may include jurisdictions that do not operate a detention facility, the official said.
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In other jurisdictions like the EU, government policy around open banking is much more settled.
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"We are touching base with (some) jurisdictions to see if they are related," Hawley said.
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And some jurisdictions see them as a way to fill state or municipal budget holes.
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In many jurisdictions, legal and voluntary guidelines force these funds to vote on shareholder motions.
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There are also potential pitfalls if a person dies intestate, which differ across various jurisdictions.
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Because it is not, as you know, just a series of measures between those jurisdictions.
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In November, Sessions sent letters to 29 jurisdictions, warning they had until December to comply.
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Increasingly, influential jurisdictions are demanding that products and systems built for them are open source.
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With this week's removal of the three islands, the blacklist will shrink to twelve jurisdictions.
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" Harris said the criminalization of parents happened "in other jurisdictions, not under my watch ever.
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Cities are bracing for the heat, with jurisdictions setting up cooling centers and water stations.
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Shelby that the formula used to determine those jurisdictions no longer reflected current voting conditions.
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Some jurisdictions, such as the United Kingdom and Brazil, explicitly forbid the teaching of creationism.
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Singapore and Switzerland are among the other jurisdictions carrying out investigations into 1MDB-related transactions.
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The unit, the largest in the country, has since become a model for other jurisdictions.
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Second, the DC law has more stringent administrative requirements than those in other American jurisdictions.
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Courts in other states and federal jurisdictions have issued mixed rulings against enforcing such bans.
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Under their "one country, two systems" arrangement, Hong Kong and the mainland are separate jurisdictions.
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We expect implementation progress to vary between jurisdictions, allowing some continued fragmentation of prudential standards.
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Taiwan's rules are final, but their implementation has been delayed to align with other jurisdictions.
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Jurisdictions included in the list could be subject to sanctions if they did not cooperate.
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Other jurisdictions say they feel bound by court rulings to decline requests without a warrant.
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As Bee points out, these jurisdictions have slightly lower crime rates than non-sanctuary counties.
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Three out of the nine jurisdictions with measles outbreaks have also occurred in the state.
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The senior immigration official pointed out that the raids overwhelmingly took place in sanctuary jurisdictions.
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The eight waivers will allow the jurisdictions to gradually reduce their purchases after the Nov.
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"It does not address that different speech is deemed illegal in different jurisdictions," he said.
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Jurisdictions that have already given their conditional approval include Russia, the European Union and Brazil.
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Some jurisdictions have also been barred by the courts from complying with certain federal requests.
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Local law enforcement jurisdictions across America use a similar tactic to preserve civil forfeiture laws.
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The decision comes after pressure from Riyadh and other listed jurisdictions not to be blacklisted.
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Wealthy individuals, too, can hide their income behind corporations formed or banked in secrecy jurisdictions.
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Let's conclude by learning lessons not only from Japan, but from two other Asian jurisdictions.
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However, that could change as jurisdictions across the country re-evaluate tough-on-crime policies.
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Other jurisdictions this year, including San Francisco and Seattle, have moved to clear marijuana convictions.
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Add these to the mix and we're talking about more than 85033,000 different taxing jurisdictions.
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Since the crisis, supervisors have preferred banks to have separately capitalised entities in separate jurisdictions.
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SABMiller said the transaction has now been cleared in 14 jurisdictions, including the European Union.
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Still, scams persist in the ICO world which remains a wild west in many jurisdictions.
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LLPs are similar, and both types can be controlled by other companies in offshore jurisdictions.
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The U.S. inquiry follows ones by other jurisdictions including South Africa and the European Union.
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Sources say that regulators will be flexible to avoid shutting out issuers from certain jurisdictions.
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Build the on-the-ground infrastructure to support implementation Jurisdictions such as King County, Wash.
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Regulators in each of those jurisdictions could launch their own privacy investigations as a result.
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Additionally, health insurance choices are lower than ever, and in fact, nonexistent in some jurisdictions.
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Charges from this group alone total more than 300 in state, federal and international jurisdictions.
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Congress set out a formula for determining which jurisdictions were covered by the preclearance requirement.
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Likewise, patent trolls should not be able to extort companies in patent-owner favorable jurisdictions.
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That means some jurisdictions can now make changes without obtaining approval from the federal government.
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Also, states and jurisdictions vary in their reporting of specific drugs implicated in overdose deaths.
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Enactment of common statutory and regulatory rules in multiple jurisdictions can further the standardization effort.
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Virtually all jurisdictions in the US say they are already in compliance with that measure.
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Jurisdictions that instate such policies would be rewarded with jobs and economic development as well.
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Many of the jurisdictions have said they already are in full compliance with the law.
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You're going to see information from all the jurisdictions that no one's ever seen before.
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Is the FBI violating the laws of foreign jurisdictions by hacking devices located in them?
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Waves of data regulation have passed across major jurisdictions, such as China, California and Brazil.
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Whether Hanjin can fend off ship seizures will depend on the jurisdictions involved, lawyers said.
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Overnight, the United States becomes one of the lowest-tax jurisdictions in the developed world.
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Authorities in many jurisdictions still believe that without victim cooperation, there's no reason to prosecute.
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"That's why the Trump administration has been so offended by sanctuary jurisdictions," Mr. Chisti said.
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Experts have developed gender-specific risk models in response, though not all jurisdictions use them.
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Some jurisdictions — like New York City — may have good data on what prosecutors are doing.
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Some jurisdictions are further ahead than others, though the tacks they are taking vary widely.
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Overall, $1.5 trillion is dispersed to local and state jurisdictions based on census data collection.
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The three biggest racing jurisdictions, Southern California, Kentucky and New York, are currently shut down.
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"When Reynolds paid to put this on the ballot, other jurisdictions were cautious," he said.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly attacked sanctuary jurisdictions and local officials as harboring dangerous criminals.
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In 17 of those jurisdictions, the new rate will reach or exceed $22020 an hour.
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And these are jurisdictions where the integrity and capability of government institutions are often questioned.
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Regulatory uncertainty in these jurisdictions can have a negative impact on Liquid Telecom's business profile.
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At the moment, housing policy is primarily dictated by local jurisdictions that act like fiefs.
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There's no word yet on whether the president also plans to move against those jurisdictions.
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Rulings by British courts, while not binding elsewhere, can influence legal thinking in other jurisdictions.
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Legislative leaders are rarely popular with the wider electorates in the jurisdictions which they serve.
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Local authorities told her and others they couldn't help since most cases span multiple jurisdictions.
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Local authorities told her and others they couldn't help since most cases span multiple jurisdictions.
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That could lead to investment vehicles being created solely to reduce taxes in other jurisdictions.
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Google is dominant in several different markets and could face antitrust claims in multiple jurisdictions.
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Today, a number of jurisdictions use systems like rank-choice voting to ensure majority rule.
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Better data collection and analysis can also help local jurisdictions understand and question emerging trends.
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Unfortunately, many jurisdictions do not consistently report the disposition of all criminal charges to NICS.
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The union lawsuits have succeeded in some jurisdictions in getting temporary stays from the court.
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"Sanctuary jurisdictions have concluded their policies improve relationships between police and their communities," he said.
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Holder, which struck down the formula used to identify which jurisdictions were subject to preclearance.
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These individuals also feel as if they are 'sources of revenue' for their local jurisdictions.
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Some jurisdictions allow adults to grow up to four plants at home for personal consumption.
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The Economist reports there are 22018,2709 building codes in use between American jurisdictions and municipalities The Economist reports there are 20163,22016 building codes in use between American jurisdictions and municipalities Building codes and copyright were also at the center of the two cases involving Public.Resource.org.
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Two million more people were booted from registration lists between 2012 and 2016 in jurisdictions once covered by preclearance than would have been kicked off if purge rates in those areas continued at the same rate as jurisdictions that hadn't been subject to preclearance.
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We see the negative consequences through the financial system and we see them in other jurisdictions.
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The eight waivers will allow the jurisdictions to more gradually reduce their purchases after the Nov.
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"We expect not only more cases but in different jurisdictions and using different strategies," she said.
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In the past five years, more than 35 U.S. jurisdictions have reported small declines in obesity.
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Sometimes also called an instant runoff, the system is already used in 11 local jurisdictions nationwide.
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Despite the law's clarity, wiretap orders do go beyond their geographic jurisdictions sometimes, according to experts.
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Not all US states or other jurisdictions allow you to record without some form of consent.
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Holder prevents the DOJ from blocking voting laws in jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination.
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The 15 jurisdictions that have passed the interstate compact so far account for 189 electoral votes.
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Of course, this also applies to data protection regulations in all jurisdictions in which we operate.
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Scotland and Northern Ireland are now among the few democratic jurisdictions where blasphemy is still punishable.
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Mr. Murphy's farm straddles the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, with access to both jurisdictions.
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Coordinating rules between different jurisdictions, whether between U.S. or Australian states or European countries, is key.
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This also isn't the first time the Justice Department issues these types of letters to jurisdictions.
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The industry is facing investigations and congressional hearings in dozens of jurisdictions, including the United States.
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Australia would become the 25th country to legalize same-sex marriage in at least some jurisdictions.
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He spoke there about the damage being caused by dodgy financial goings-on in "secrecy jurisdictions".
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The Dubai regulator said its investigation commenced in January 2018, was complex and spanned multiple jurisdictions.
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The vast majority of the jurisdictions once under federal supervision are in states with GOP leadership.
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Jurisdictions are added to the list if their tax rules enable tax evasion in other states.
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Many of them currently choose unfussy jurisdictions or institutions, because conventional banks will not serve them.
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And the result is we see U.S. companies trying to impart income in lower tax jurisdictions.
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After she died, lawmakers in 25 jurisdictions, plus the District of Columbia, introduced bills, she says.
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Regulators in three jurisdictions are considering the impact on the company's fitness to hold casino licences.
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Yet in other jurisdictions, that has proved harder than getting it legalised in the first place.
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Thirty-six U.S. jurisdictions, including Philadelphia, have adopted a drug crime diversion pilot program called LEAD.
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These jurisdictions already have their own regulations for retirement plans which would apply to the IRAs.
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New request from U.S. Guzman is included in at least seven indictments in various U.S. jurisdictions.
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Other jurisdictions in the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean are set to complete the updated list.
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More than 100 US jurisdictions -- among them New York, Los Angeles and Chicago -- identify as such.
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The U.S. considers indigenous jurisdictions, including reservations, as U.S. federal land held in trust for tribes.
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"Not all jurisdictions have figured out how to implement and enforce these laws yet," Zeoli says.
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Meanwhile, a handful of other jurisdictions around the country are pursuing various Trump-related threads. 123.
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Subsequently, Minister Oprea was charged with culpable homicide -- the rough equivalent of manslaughter in other jurisdictions.
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Varying statutes of limitations in relevant jurisdictions will largely determine whether Weinstein ever faces criminal charges.
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We identified jurisdictions in 31 states that will need new machines in the next few years.
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However, those jurisdictions estimate it has actually cost closer to $85033 billion to handle the influx.
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Despite such obvious warning signs, the machines were eventually rolled out to jurisdictions across the state.
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Other jurisdictions have also implemented policies and surcharges to reduce foreign ownership in their residential markets.
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Fewer jurisdictions are pursuing capital cases because of the extraordinary costs and risk of wrongful convictions.
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Singapore's concerns echo those expressed by regulators in other jurisdictions such as Australia and South Korea.
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Pinnacle owns and operates 16 gaming and entertainment facilities in 11 jurisdictions across the United States.
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Banks' systemic importance means they are hedged about with tough, detailed laws that differ between jurisdictions.
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Partisan gerrymandering also has a bipartisan fix through independent redistricting commissions, adopted already in several jurisdictions.
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However, for global businesses with operations in multiple jurisdictions, choosing the right structure is rarely simple.
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"There are 44 county and municipal jurisdictions in the Creek Nation Reservation," he told the court.
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Conservatives should celebrate, not denigrate, a proposal to stop subsidizing jurisdictions that actively price people out.
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Maryland has followed by passing a moratorium, along with dozens of other jurisdictions across the country.
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There is also renewed action and commitment to fight dangerous sanctuary jurisdictions on the federal level.
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Holder, the Justice Department will send observers only to jurisdictions where it already has court approval.
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It relies solely on allocations from its three jurisdictions and on its own fares for operations.
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DOJ's brief also claimed the order imposed no additional restrictions on federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions.
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China has repeatedly criticized the unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran and opposed Washington's "long-arm" jurisdictions.
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Other jurisdictions — like Mexico, Denmark, and even Berkeley, California — already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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No names of jurisdictions included on the blacklist or grey list have so far been disclosed.
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A few thousand law enforcement jurisdictions do not report their data to federal authorities each year.
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But we also should be leery of expanding reporting requirements or imposing them in other jurisdictions.
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No one knows the exact number of untested kits, because few jurisdictions publicly report their backlogs.
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But the transaction could not be completed until it had obtained regulatory approval from nine jurisdictions.
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They hope for a ruling that sets a statewide precedent that all jurisdictions must provide lawyers.
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Jurisdictions like Ontario seem keen to educate parents who might be reluctant to immunize their kids.
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Even in these states, though, local jurisdictions can decline to allow marijuana sales within their borders.
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Florida doesn't actually have any of these jurisdictions, which pledge to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Some jurisdictions are stricter than others in defining which medical conditions can be treated with cannabis.
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Why does Hong Kong allow owners to change a horse's name, when many jurisdictions do not?
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Mandatory reporting laws in many jurisdictions require that therapists convey suspicions of child abuse to authorities.
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Even countries, jurisdictions, or areas where cases have not been reported may restrict travel without notice.
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New York City actually uses bail in a smaller percentage of cases than many other jurisdictions.
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Voters in jurisdictions with close races may also be more likely to encounter intimidation, she said.
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Many jurisdictions are still using restrictive criteria, largely because they are so low on test kits.
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Of those, 313 more jurisdictions will see hikes going up to $15 or more per hour.
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While noncitizens can't vote in federal elections, a few local jurisdictions have provided some voting rights.
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Jingye's provisional deal needs regulatory and foreign investment clearance from European jurisdictions, including the European Commission.
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Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. and Mississippi top the lists of the least affordable jurisdictions for child care.
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Fully transforming the system means tackling several maligned policies across different agencies and jurisdictions at once.
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U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams defended Pence, saying his efforts became a "model" for other jurisdictions.
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Federal immigration officers still operate in "sanctuary" jurisdictions, but with less assistance from local law enforcement.
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The Trump administration has sought to strong arm "sanctuary" jurisdictions into compliance, but had little success.
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ICE has since issued similar statements about arrests in other sanctuary jurisdictions, including Chicago and Philadelphia.
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"Hundreds of jurisdictions have decided that they don't unquestioningly comply with ICE detainers," Ms. Wang said.
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In most international jurisdictions, it's illegal to drive without both a valid license and insurance coverage.
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Many politicians in high-tax, Democratic leaning states argue that the cap unfairly punishes their jurisdictions.
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The order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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Often it involves numerous contacts with jurisdictions that may not have ready access to their records.
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Also, certain local jurisdictions have enacted bans, including New York City, Chicago, Berkeley and San Jose.
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Yet in many jurisdictions, they are required to pay the same fees as well-heeled defendants.
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That fee does cover services that cost extra in other jurisdictions, like drug testing and counseling.
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We already know the black market for cannabis has thrived in jurisdictions where it is illegal.
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We see the negative cosequences through the financial system and we see them in other jurisdictions.
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One estimate found 103 jurisdictions had denied requests between January 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015.
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Many jurisdictions reported that they were changing their policies as a result of the new guidelines.
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He's now awaiting sentencing in two separate jurisdictions after convictions on fraud and criminal conspiracy charges.
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In 237, the Voting Rights Act (VRA) outlawed literacy tests in all jurisdictions (Section 213) and prohibited states and local jurisdictions from implementing state durational residency requirements longer than 23 days (Section 22), and any new voting laws discriminating against racial or language minorities (Section 214).
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President Donald Trump has made immigration crackdown a focus of his 2020 re-election campaign and criticized "sanctuary" jurisdictions during his annual State of the Union speech on Tuesday night, referring to cities and other jurisdictions where local officials decline to hand over illegal immigrants for deportation.
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"Many of these jurisdictions are also crumbling under the weight of illegal immigration and violent crime," reads the announcement, adding that the Justice Department is sending each of these nine jurisdictions letters cautioning them that they risk losing federal funding if they don't comply with the law.
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Citi has physical operations in 97 countries and jurisdictions, and serves clients in more than 160 clients.
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There are more than 200 cities or jurisdictions in the United States that are labeled sanctuary cities.
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The executive order allows the state of Maryland to coordinate support to local jurisdictions experiencing flooding conditions.
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"I think it's wrong, but under most jurisdictions' laws, it has not been made illegal," said Cole.
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There are no such cases of this happening in U.S. jurisdictions with nondiscrimination laws for LGBTQ people.
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The duo also assists other jurisdictions if they have explosive call outs or active shooter call outs.
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If it is reversed, the most skilled migrant workers may go to jurisdictions with more generous policies.
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" On Monday, the DOJ announced "lawsuits against three 'sanctuary' jurisdictions that eschew cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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It now collects hotel, tourist and occupancy taxes, totaling around $42 million, in 16 cities and jurisdictions.
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The GDPR was bitterly opposed by the computing industry, but has since been copied by other jurisdictions.
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Precedent in several common-law jurisdictions makes exceptions for those set up for the maintenance of animals.
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Trump criticized so-called "sanctuary" jurisdictions during his annual State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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The number of jurisdictions reporting to CDP continues to expand, but growth has slowed (see chart 2).
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The jurisdictions that received the letters include Seattle, Los Angeles, and the state of Vermont, among others.
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If open-source deployments go well in leading jurisdictions, it will open the floodgates to widespread adoption.
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They calculate the effect of tax-shifting – multinational companies moving profit from high- to low-tax jurisdictions.
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In some jurisdictions, $15 an hour is going to be mandated, and in some it already is.
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Its exact duties, jurisdictions and connections with other units will no doubt be made clear as well.
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In the decade since, six other jurisdictions have legalised assisted dying, either through legislation or ballot initiatives.
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It just asks the jurisdictions to certify that they're in compliance with the federal information-sharing law.
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California jurisdictions are the first to have a public nuisance verdict upheld against former lead paint manufacturers.
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But firms registered in other European Union jurisdictions can operate in Britain without the Gambling Commission's oversight.
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Sixty-two jurisdictions around the world have committed to abiding by the tax standards set by Brussels.
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EIP contracts have not yet emerged as a uniform product across carriers or even jurisdictions in Europe.
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The EU has reviewed 47 jurisdictions, including the United States, Russia and Switzerland, before updating its list.
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San Francisco recently banned the technology's use by government agencies, and other jurisdictions are considering similar legislation.
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The Trump administration has made threats to punish sanctuary jurisdictions a key piece of Trump's immigration agenda.
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The OECD list of non-cooperative jurisdictions on tax transparency includes to date only Trinidad and Tobago.
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In fact, more than half of the jurisdictions with positive correlations—13 out of 24—were landlocked.
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Some of the slayings are decades old and, in total, they cover jurisdictions thousands of miles apart.
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However, with different laws in different jurisdictions a global meat tax would prove very hard to implement.
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In the vast majority of the thousands of jurisdictions, local election officials have relationships with their constituents.
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The local jurisdictions had failed to collectively meet a deadline to establish the State Safety Oversight Program.
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Legislation under consideration in Congress could finally exact a price from those jurisdictions that shelter sanctions evaders.
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Convincing cash-strapped jurisdictions to spend money on mitigation requires evidence that the cost is worth it.
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In most established covered bond jurisdictions, cover assets are restricted to mortgage loans or public-sector exposures.
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Watch for increased attention to the blockchain this year, especially among banks doing business in multiple jurisdictions.
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The explosions were the violent eruptions of plans that spanned networks, likely across different jurisdictions and cultures.
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Sanctuary jurisdictions will likely be quick to challenge the expansion as an overreach by the federal government.
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In some jurisdictions, legislation can takes months (90 days in Oklahoma) to take effect under normal circumstances.
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Rooftops are the most obvious location, and in some jurisdictions all new buildings must have solar arrays.
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With some U.S. companies domiciled overseas, Wachtell's partners often have to adapt their techniques to different jurisdictions.
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"There is tension with the tax-and-regulate approach to marijuana in some jurisdictions," Malinowska-Sempruch said.
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In jurisdictions where this retail market is taxed, revenue from marijuana sales has greatly exceeded initial expectations.
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Yet, they only paid a fifth - 825 million euros - of their taxes to these jurisdictions ($914 million).
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Fundamental federalism principles make it clear that state and local jurisdictions should only heed legitimate federal authority.
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"Parties have been targets in the United States, the Democrats, but also in other jurisdictions," he said.
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As a result, Wishnie said, many local jurisdictions were accused of breaking the law in such cases.
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Local jurisdictions would be free to choose for themselves whether to leave the statues standing, Abrams said.
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In some very challenging jurisdictions, we will have to build the United Nations of the mining industry.
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That is exactly the situation in each of the 38 state racing jurisdictions throughout the United States.
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The IRS guidance is affecting taxpayers in different jurisdictions in different ways — even within the same region.
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Some governmental jurisdictions in Texas are acting along similar lines to develop more rigorous identification systems, too.
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The database contains information about more than 200,000 entities in 21 jurisdictions, including Nevada, the ICIJ said.
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It should, however, be allowed to respect traditional boundaries that do not arbitrarily split jurisdictions or communities.
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Alabama is considering a law that would prevent local jurisdictions from removing Confederate symbols without state approval.
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Clocks in British Columbia as in other North American jurisdictions will return to standard time on Sunday.
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Colorado is home to legalized recreational marijuana sales and production but local jurisdictions have their own laws.
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He operates across jurisdictions, can indict foreign officials, and was not appointed by the attorney general himself.
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The term loosely refers to jurisdictions that in some way do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Harten's letter said the jurisdictions must submit documentation showing that they are in compliance with federal law.
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Using our method, we can now investigate which jurisdictions are used by corporations en route to sinks.
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Sports betting in Nevada, where it is currently legal in some jurisdictions, reached $4.9 billion in 2017.
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Collaboration between the two jurisdictions only began when the Chinese government realised the seriousness of the scam.
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Rules differ across jurisdictions, making it tough for a firm to create a global public-cloud program.
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Local jurisdictions in six more redrew districts or changed election rules in ways that diluted minorities' votes.
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And Mr. Tweed practices out o foffices in the especially favorable jurisdictions of Belfast, London and Dublin.
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The vast majority of participating jurisdictions -- 88.4% -- said not a single hate crime occurred in their cities.
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Large employers with national operations can face problems when trying to comply with different requirements across jurisdictions.
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Many jurisdictions have penalties if a company is found to be in breach of data protection laws.
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It has also been updated to state that Airbnb says it has partnerships with over 400 jurisdictions.
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It's a problem because overseas governments could ring-fence the banks in their jurisdictions in a pinch.
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Called the "black" list, it includes at the moment about 20 jurisdictions which would face possible sanctions.
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Backpage has come under fire in various jurisdictions over sex-trafficking charges, which it has vigorously fought.
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Approximately one-third of law enforcement jurisdictions report increases in threats and attacks by gangs against police.
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The database contains information about more than 200,000 entites in 85033 jurisdictions, including Nevada, the ICIJ said.
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Over 100 countries and jurisdictions, including those in Europe, are implementing BEPs, according to the OECD website.
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But even if the agencies change direction under Trump, the confusing overlap in their jurisdictions will remain.
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Since it's an international issue, jurisdictions will have to figure out a method that's appropriate for them.
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More than 73 percent of them claimed it had improved their relationships with communities in their jurisdictions.
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Qualcomm also has faced antitrust inquiries from jurisdictions around the globe, including China, Korea, Japan and Europe.
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According to the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, some 21.4 countries and 22015 subnational jurisdictions now price carbon.
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Numerous other jurisdictions across the South quickly followed suit, implementing a variety of new restrictions on voting.
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We now know via Pompeo that eight "jurisdictions" will get temporary waivers to keep importing Iranian oil.
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He said at least 35 local jurisdictions already have come on board the anti-sanctuary law movement.
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This data can have inconsistent standards and lack full participation and uniformity in reporting from all jurisdictions.
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Eight other jurisdictions, including the United States, had already approved Qualcomm's purchase of the Dutch chip maker.
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This method was never done with previous hurricanes because other jurisdictions know how many people were killed.
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When you talk to horsemen, in a lot of other jurisdictions it's a little bit more difficult.
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Since laws and practices vary from state to state, some of our recommendations won't suit all jurisdictions.
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"We will continue to improve the sport not just in one jurisdiction, but all jurisdictions," he said.
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In some cases, the matching is done automatically with software; in other jurisdictions, workers do it manually.
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Such a shift would mean the companies could not move their profits to jurisdictions with lower taxes.
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The U.S. was a founding member of ICN, along with the European Union and 12 other jurisdictions.
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The governor said those being monitored for the virus are in 49 local jurisdictions in the state.
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But whom do you call when there are more than 10,000 election jurisdictions in the United States?
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Take Erie County, Pennsylvania, one of the key jurisdictions that shifted from blue to red in 2016.
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None are among the so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that have limited their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Different jurisdictions throughout the country, often down to the county level, can choose their own voting mechanism.
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He said 250 detectives and specialists were conducting the investigation, with jurisdictions all around the world assisting.
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Many Republicans oppose federal involvement in elections, which are run autonomously by U.S. states and local jurisdictions.
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And Mr. Tweed practices out of offices in the especially favorable jurisdictions of Belfast, London and Dublin.
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The confrontation in Brooklyn illustrates the rising tensions between the Trump administration and so-called sanctuary jurisdictions.
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The agreement gives the two a framework to exchange personal data collected commercially between the two jurisdictions.
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AggregateIQ works in full compliance within all legal and regulatory requirements in all jurisdictions where it operates.
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In other jurisdictions, possession is still a crime, though warnings are usually given to first-time offenders.
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In 2018, 14 states were still relying on paperless voting systems in certain jurisdictions, according to Politico.
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VW had rejected criticism that the compensation for U.S. car owners was not extended to other jurisdictions.
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"It provided a clear pathway for plaintiffs to forum shop for friendly jurisdictions," according to Chubb's report.
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Many jurisdictions for copyright protections cover works for the creators' lifetime, plus 75 years after their death.
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Trump's executive order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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"He was aware that jurisdictions don't have the means to communicate with each other," Galbraith tells PEOPLE.
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But as Speaker of the House, I think we need to respect federalism and respect local jurisdictions.
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Their job is to prosecute federal crimes within 93 geographic jurisdictions or districts in the United States.
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Apple has sued Qualcomm over that practice in U.S. civil courts as well as 11 foreign jurisdictions.
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But federalism in no way precludes separate government entities from taxing an individual subject to both jurisdictions.
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Currently U.S. multinationals have accumulated over $2 trillion in otherwise taxable profits in low tax jurisdictions offshore.
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As a result of both moves, the blacklist would maintain nine jurisdictions deemed to facilitate tax avoidance.
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This was based on concerns that intellectual property can easily be moved to jurisdictions with minimal taxes.
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Legal jurisdictions are often ambiguous and tribal council governance structures lack checks and balances and independent courts.
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"Blockchain presents a tremendous opportunity to see trades in real time across jurisdictions, across borders," he said.
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My bill offers two simple outcomes: sanctuary jurisdictions can either follow the law, or fund the wall.
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The mayor was told to provide the findings to other local jurisdictions that share Metro's transit system.
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Some miners like Africa-focused gold miner Randgold Resources have made big profits in higher-risk jurisdictions.
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Currently, 39 jurisdictions have outlawed alternative smoking products outright, including Brazil, the United Arab Emirates and Thailand.
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Louisiana is one of a long list of local jurisdictions that have been bedeviled by ransomware attacks.
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The report was non-binding, but a few jurisdictions—New Jersey, Tucson, Minneapolis—took up its recommendations.
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Audi and Volkswagen are the subject of separate inquiries because their headquarters fall in different German jurisdictions.
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EU officials have said the purpose of the blacklist is to convince jurisdictions to become more transparent.
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These jurisdictions recognize the important distinction between legitimate punishment for crime and the fundamental rights of citizenship.
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Many banks in London have protectively asked their clients to sign over derivatives contracts to new jurisdictions.
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If you don't consider all of the jurisdictions that the vote applies to, that's not very inclusive.
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The jurisdictions with the highest rates of school shootings per one million people since 1970 are: 1.
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The bill would also require Hong Kong to extradite suspects to jurisdictions it lacks extraditions agreements with.
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There are no such cases of this happening in US jurisdictions with nondiscrimination laws for LGBTQ people.
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Northam won, and there's some evidence that Gillespie's attacks on sanctuary jurisdictions were part of the reason.
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Thomson said a "comprehensive global regime" was needed to accelerate action to protect waters beyond national jurisdictions.
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According to a recent Hong Kong Bar Association study, the MLAO allows foreign jurisdictions to ask Hong Kong authorities to gather evidence for use outside the city "and to render other forms of assistance, such as freezing and confiscating the assets of persons wanted for crimes in other jurisdictions".
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According a recent Hong Kong Bar Association study, the MLAO allows foreign jurisdictions to ask Hong Kong authorities to gather evidence for use outside the city "and to render other forms of assistance, such as freezing and confiscating the assets of persons wanted for crimes in other jurisdictions".
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" Sessions warned that the administration might cut off federal law enforcement funding to sanctuary jurisdictions, echoing a warning in the aforementioned executive order that directs the Attorney General and Homeland Security Secretary to "ensure that jurisdictions that willfully refuse to comply … are not eligible to receive Federal grants.
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"This is a shaming list, a scarlet letter that the federal government is going to put on jurisdictions around the country," Dennis Herrera, San Francisco's city attorney, told The New York Times last month after the Trump administration first announced its plans to release a list of noncompliant jurisdictions.
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Panama has an enormous banking center, much larger than any of the other little Caribbean jurisdictions like Belize.
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Designing an effective anti-corruption compliance program that meets the requirements of many different jurisdictions is not easy.
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"It would be really hard in most jurisdictions to do anything to affect the voting machines," Stanionis said.
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These jurisdictions have caused immeasurable harm to the American people and to the very fabric of our Republic.
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The Plain View Project combed through thousands of posts from officers in eight jurisdictions in the United States.
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BHP Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie, for example, told Reuters his preference was for safe jurisdictions, namely the Americas.
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Numerous state and provincial health jurisdictions have vowed to make it more readily available in pharmacies without prescriptions.
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In other jurisdictions, we could sort of fear a backtracking to a world where there is less regulation.
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Among other measures, the country introduced a tax on royalties when payments are sent to low-tax jurisdictions.
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Most major bookmakers operate from small offshore jurisdictions, making accurate predictions of industry worth extremely difficult, said Gainsbury.
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The Bay-area jurisdictions of Berkeley and San Francisco followed suit in 2017 and March of this year.
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Studies make it clear that crime in sanctuary jurisdictions is lower than in non-sanctuary cities, Cohen said.
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Among jurisdictions, there is little transparency of treatment records or sharing of the medical history of individual horses.
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What it can make a difference to though is demand in the UK and demand in other jurisdictions.
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The Immigrant Legal Resource Centre counted four states, 39 cities and 364 counties that qualify as sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Hugh Grant, Monsanto's chief executive officer, told reporters the companies will need to file in about 30 jurisdictions.
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"It's a big world out there, and the FTC has very broad jurisdictions," Smith said to The Verge.
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"For example, Australian banks' application was closer to an expected loss model than in other jurisdictions," she said.
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Together, these three jurisdictions accounted for nearly 50% of all farm product sales in 2017, per the Journal.
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Other jurisdictions on the list are Belize, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Vanuatu, Dominica, Samoa and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Some officials say that the Trump administration is targeting "sanctuary" jurisdictions with federal immigration raids; some deny that.
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Evidence from several jurisdictions that now allow personal statements suggests their introduction did not lead to harsher sentences.
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The department's civil rights division said Monday it's sending the poll monitors to 67 jurisdictions around the country.
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Some authorities want both to protect consumers and to allow legitimate crypto-businesses to flourish in their jurisdictions.
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Due to the complicated web of federal, state, and tribal jurisdictions, these crimes have proved difficult to prosecute.
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His proposals mean to deter European governments from, for example, letting companies shift profit to low-tax jurisdictions.
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Different jurisdictions and local governments have different versions of the building code, and they're all interpreting them differently.
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When the court first weighed in on the question in 83, America had 2300 different sales-tax jurisdictions.
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A proposal that would strip state revenue sources from sanctuary jurisdictions is making its way through the legislature.
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"Arguably, you could pick two or three states, and two or three jurisdictions, and alter an election," Sen.
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This is a timely study given the current popularity of the drug and its decriminalization in certain jurisdictions.
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Analysts compared the jurisdictions across 20 "key metrics that represent financial savvy" — or a serious lack of it.
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That has left local jurisdictions such as Washington to act in response to growing public demand for quiet.
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Still, most California jurisdictions are sitting out the highly anticipated New Year's Day inauguration of recreational cannabis sales.
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EU governments adopted a broadened blacklist of tax havens on Tuesday, adding 10 jurisdictions to the updated list.
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The Moldova conundrum is multilateral and complex, as it involves strategic, financial, and criminal challenges across numerous jurisdictions.
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Some 96 jurisdictions have committed to automatically exchange tax information with other governments in the next two years.
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The listing has allowed the EU to force many offshore jurisdictions to comply with minimum tax transparency criteria.
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"None of those other jurisdictions say that individuals that discriminate and harass other folks have immunity," Chapel said.
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The Michigan-based company provides equipment and supplies primarily to that state, but also to jurisdictions outside Michigan.
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Lastly, consider the "slippery slope" presented by local jurisdictions deciding which federal laws they will and won't enforce.
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Failing to tax that revenue properly has been a chronic problem for the UK and many other jurisdictions.
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In California $51.3 million in tickets were sold that day, the most out of the 133 participating jurisdictions.
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Immigration activists initially reacted with caution to Sessions's memo, which presented an unusually narrow definition of sanctuary jurisdictions.
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The committee found that different jurisdictions have varying ways of describing loans that are overdue, unpaid or reworked.
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Bosch is cooperating with the continuing investigations in various jurisdictions, and is defending its interests in the litigation.
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"Other jurisdictions are doing much more to attract business, so Canada needs to up its game," Williams said.
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Jurisdictions often cite lack of resources or personnel as the reason for these huge backlogs, Haacke Byrd says.
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" Because even if you cut their funding, she said, "some jurisdictions aren't going to comply no matter what.
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These protections shelter small businesses from the demands of 46 state tax auditors covering 12,000 local tax jurisdictions.
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But other jurisdictions in the Washington region said they aren't assessing 2018 property taxes until the year started.
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It requires certain state and local jurisdictions to obtain "preclearance" from federal authorities before changing their election laws.
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These taxpayers often live in high-value housing and reside in high-tax jurisdictions within high-tax states.
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In order to be able to hold jurisdictions accountable, those recommendations must become law in all 50 states.
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In many jurisdictions, prosecutors have declined to release the information they have, citing due process concerns for officers.
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Hence, it is in the self-interest of most jurisdictions to free-ride on the actions of others.
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Of course, always recognizing different jurisdictions and different cases, but to be able to share what we think.
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"We've very much learned from the early mistakes made by some U.S. states and other jurisdictions," said Sen.
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The United States said on Friday it would temporarily spare from sanctions eight jurisdictions that import Iranian oil.
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In both the House and Senate, several Republicans from high-immigration jurisdictions opposed the legislation constricting legal migration.
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Also, while trafficking does occur along the border, it also occurs in almost all jurisdictions of our country.
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In some jurisdictions, including New York City, the details of internal police investigations into shootings are kept secret.
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"Other requests by the Justice Department and other jurisdictions should be evaluated on an individualized basis," they said.
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That's even truer today, as the number of tax jurisdictions and unique local regulations have continued to multiply.
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They do have a Department of Education which has loose oversight but no jurisdictions to make concrete changes.
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Currently, different jurisdictions interpret Sharia differently and there is also variation in how Islamic finance products are structured.
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Other jurisdictions, like the United Kingdom, Mexico, Denmark, and, again, Berkeley, already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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He is a Swamp captain ... The Russians and McConnell should both stop interfering with elections outside their jurisdictions.
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We look forward to continued dialogue with other jurisdictions and transit authorities across Canada to explore similar partnerships.
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The jurisdictions that remain on the blacklist are American Samoa, Guam, Namibia, Palau, Samoa and Trinidad and Tobago.
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The worst-case scenario is that Europe and other jurisdictions ban all targeted advertising, the Facebook earnings machine.
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Long-term, the effects could be greater if the taxes are increased and if more jurisdictions introduce them.
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Other jurisdictions, like Maine and Washington, D.C., allow a third gender on driver's licenses but not birth certificates.
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There are some encouraging signs of a common cause between the federal government and states and local jurisdictions.
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Gamble was convicted in both Alabama and the United States, jurisdictions that are not foreign to each other.
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We went and got the roster, the publicly available roster of all the police officers in those jurisdictions.
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These jurisdictions would have to clear new abortion laws with the Justice Department before putting them into effect.
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The authorities in eight other jurisdictions, including the United States, had already given their blessing to the deal.
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But in some jurisdictions, the public and lawmakers have responded with opposition, getting the new programs shut down.
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Some jurisdictions are liberal, even allowing some cars to be tested without safety drivers; others are more strict.
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"It was supposed to be made clear that local jurisdictions would be able to regulate cannabis," he said.
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The FSB assessment on Friday showed that lending has not regained pre-financial crisis levels in some jurisdictions.
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Many jurisdictions have challenges around offering to test people, getting access to chemicals for tests, and other barriers.
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"Even countries, jurisdictions, or areas where cases have not been reported may restrict travel without notice," it added.
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While some racing jurisdictions struggle to keep their superstar horses in training, Japan is not one of them.
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He also limited what types of funding the government can withhold from jurisdictions that don't abide by it.
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But he didn't offer a definition of sanctuary jurisdictions nor specify what types of funding they would lose.
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Previously, jurisdictions with a history of voting discrimination had to get federal permission to change their voting procedures.
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" He added, "You could pick two or three states in two or three jurisdictions and alter an election.
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And we expect to get regulatory approval, at least in some jurisdictions, toward the end of next year.
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There are also several other ongoing civil lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions that are separate from the global settlement.
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Jurisdictions are adopting improved audit procedures to make sure that the votes cast were indeed the votes counted.
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States have multiple jurisdictions with different kinds of voting equipment and are geographically spread out, hampering central counts.
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That growth has been supported by a broad product range and a single clearing framework that spans jurisdictions.
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Xi said on Saturday that regulators must share industry data within their jurisdictions and coordinate their financial regulations.
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But after American citizens were mistakenly held, filed suit and won costly damage awards, some jurisdictions stopped cooperating.
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And I'll just remind folks that we have 8 of 9 jurisdictions that have already ruled on it.
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We've made planning grants to the 57 jurisdictions that account for half of the new infections in America.
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Many businesses in the Russian Federation avoid taxes by using offshore jurisdictions, such as Cyprus, for their headquarters.
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But it contained misleading information that prompted confusion and defiance among law enforcement officials from the jurisdictions named.
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But a series of developments has invigorated backers of the project, which involves both federal and state jurisdictions.
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The number admitted into the United States will also depend on the jurisdictions that choose to accept them.
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The result is that reported profits are lower in the U.S. and shifted overseas to lower-tax jurisdictions.
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The practice of demanding money as bail is standard in the majority of jurisdictions in the United States.
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The rules vary across jurisdictions, but the mayor or police chief commonly appoint a majority of the board.
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"We've come a long way, and I hope this action inspires other jurisdictions to follow suit," Holmes said.
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Sessions has led the charge against so-called sanctuary cities, trying repeatedly to restrict funding to such jurisdictions.
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Most places that use EM charge for it, just as many jurisdictions charge inmates for their own imprisonment.
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The Cayman Islands are just one of the many jurisdictions where funds have chosen as their legal domicile.
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In its place, the HB 2 repeal prevented local jurisdictions from enacting such anti-discrimination measures until 2020.
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Similar laws also exist in many countries, including the UK, Australia and a number of jurisdictions in Canada.
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"Certain provinces and different jurisdictions across the country will have different levels of preparedness for retail," Rifici said.
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In effect, the court left the decision of how to use law enforcement resources up to local jurisdictions.
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This effort can assist local, state and federal law enforcement agencies with tracking trafficking across and within jurisdictions.
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When President Trump took office, it was estimated that there were roughly 22019 sanctuary jurisdictions across the nation.
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The term ''sanctuary'' is therefore an unfortunate misnomer, creating unnecessary confusion, as sanctuary jurisdictions still cooperate with ICE.
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This time around, they are forced to participate in a regional task force with officers from other jurisdictions.
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The Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division does not recommend that jurisdictions prosecute cases, according to DOJ rules.
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Other jurisdictions, such as the United Kingdom, Mexico, and, again, Berkeley, already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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After that contentious election, the federal government outlawed punchcard voting machines, saying all jurisdictions have to replace them.
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"As Heal rolls out across the country, we're going to face different issues in certain jurisdictions," he explained.
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Other jurisdictions — like the United Kingdom, Mexico, Denmark, and, again, Berkeley — already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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"With jurisdictions that are so willing to undermine public safety by choosing to enact so-called sanctuary policies, the department seeks to have these jurisdictions reconsider," the official said, noting that the Justice Department's Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants (JAG) have required cooperating with federal agencies since Obama was president.
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