He told them to focus on three words — legislate, legislate and legislate — and to avoid three others: investigate, investigate and investigate.
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"You cannot legislate evil, you cannot legislate stupid," he pontificated to Fox 32.
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But we then realized that you can't legislate attitude; you can't legislate culture.
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"I don't particularly enjoy having to legislate, or trying to legislate, common decency," Kennedy said.
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While we can't legislate morality, we can legislate tougher action to tear up these shadowy networks.
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Young's pairing—we cannot legislate evil, we cannot legislate insanity—reinforces an old and troubled association of evil with mental illness.
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Just as we may not, as we are often reminded, 'legislate from the bench,' neither may the executive legislate from the Oval Office.
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Congress might be able to legislate small-dollar lenders out of business, but it can't legislate away the consumer need for small dollar loans.
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"I've always believed that when you legislate you legislate from the middle and you crowd out the extremes on both sides, no matter what it is," he said.
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"You cannot legislate for good human behavior; you cannot legislate for social cohesion," said Tusi Fokane, the executive director of the Freedom of Expression Institute, a private organization.
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Congress must legislate what is fair, and if they know what's good for small businesses, they will maintain the status quo and not legislate a cross-border money grab.
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Nor is the Alberta government likely to legislate production cuts.
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Legislate Trump won't only be focused on tearing things down.
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"It is more than time that Canada legislate," Therrien said.
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He never used the power he actually had to legislate.
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Congress should legislate against such impunity at a later date.
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Can we legislate out of them the desire to kill?
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Greece has to legislate the new reforms within two weeks.
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"I don't think you should legislate on polls," said Sen.
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Men in positions of power are trying to legislate them.
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Why don't legislators find it in their interest to legislate?
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Verschoor also appears to have attempted to legislate his views.
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So you're not going to be able to legislate behavior.
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That's not the best way for Republicans to legislate now.
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Congressional offices can only legislate where they have policy expertise.
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"To people who don't know how to legislate, any effort to legislate looks like a publicity stunt, but that doesn't make it so," he said when asked about Ryan's response to the protest by TMZ.
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Governments also legislate to ensure that markets are in fact competitive.
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Legislate or enact regulatory actions to eliminate industrially-produced trans fats.
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There's more we could legislate before we even have that conversation.
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So let's see what the investigation tells us before we legislate.
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In 2014, the government was supposed to legislate such problems away.
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"Is it is high time, it is past time, to legislate."
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A highly centralised government cannot legislate for such a place happily.
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He also sought to legislate tax breaks in the mogul's favor.
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It has the power to legislate, bypassing the opposition-controlled congress.
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Congress would have to legislate a new branch of the military.
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But the first step is, let's legislate first; let's regulate first.
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During this time, Congress will likely try to legislate a fix.
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The House will return tomorrow, tan, rested and ready to legislate!
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Previous attempts to legislate gay marriage were held up in Parliament.
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There's no way to legislate such behavior; that would be totalitarian.
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Nevertheless, our constitutional democracy is proving unable to legislate commonsense solutions.
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Why does the government continue to legislate human bodies like this?
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Serving in the House minority offers few chances to truly legislate.
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The attempt to legislate sustained legal-immigration cuts has conspicuously failed.
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When the main election is in the primary, you legislate accordingly.
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It's never a good idea to legislate scientific fact, Schlesinger said.
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"We don't legislate," said Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin of Illinois.
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The only promise is to listen to you and legislate accordingly.
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Then, he told the lawmakers that they had to legislate less.
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"Just as we may not, as we are often reminded, 'legislate from the bench,' neither may the Executive legislate from the Oval Office," wrote Circuit Judge Jay Bybee, a George W. Bush nominee, for the majority.
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Last year the government committed to legislate on social media and safety.
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The president believes that he can legislate or write his own laws.
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And yep: Turns out, that is something we still have to legislate.
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At that point, Mr Modi will be able to legislate at will.
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Do feel like lawmakers aren't informed enough to legislate these tech companies?
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Congress can legislate no funding to implement the Security Council's troubling resolution.
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Can we legislate the feelings men hold in their minds or hearts?
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"Democrats in the Congress continue to legislate, investigate and litigate," Pelosi declared.
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Attempts to legislate the issue could quickly become ineffective as technology changes.
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I mean, there-- there are not that many days left to legislate.
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" Scalise has told lawmakers the petition is "not the way to legislate.
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"I do not think this is a way to legislate," she said.
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There is no way our state will legislate abortion at any stage.
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AYAAN HIRSI ALI ANSWERS: Senators legislate and oversee the allocation of resources.
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Do you legislate some kind of arbitration system if the negotiations fail?
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Americans steeped in individualism have been reluctant to legislate in this way.
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It worked to name and legislate against sexual harassment in the workplace.
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In a modern society, the majority needs to be able to legislate.
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You can't investigate and legislate simultaneously - it just doesn't work that way.
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There is a human element here that is real and we cannot legislate.
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The harder question is how they would legislate anything at all into existence.
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He wanted to read the bill, debate it in the Senate, and legislate.
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Judges must not Legislate Security... ....and Safety at the Border, or anywhere else.
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They also need time to think, to legislate and, on occasion, to govern.
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Malaysia is among the first few countries to legislate policing of fake news.
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In Peru, congressmen pull out the crucifix to legislate on the female body.
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However, he appears to accept that legislators can legislate to achieve moral ends.
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America has the following options: cancel NAFTA, renegotiate NAFTA or legislate trade equilibrium.
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They don't need the presence of politicians who legislate for their own interests.
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"They can't legislate it," said the Eyleses' architect, Peter Sante of Sante Architects.
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Yet those conversations presume we already had a Congress that can actually legislate.
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This is no way to legislate, and Republican health care wonks know it.
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The bill was the first attempt to legislate a limit to migration into Britain.
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U.S. lawmakers have not been nearly as progressive in recent attempts to legislate prostitution.
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Fifteen minutes later, they voted against the government's plan to legislate at such speed.
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Influence is tricky to quantify; it's somewhere between difficult and impossible to legislate taste.
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Earlier this year, Irish voters overwhelmingly opted to legislate for abortion by popular vote.
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Plans are afoot to legislate for a review of America's relationship with Hong Kong.
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The European Union is threatening to legislate new rules if voluntary arrangements don't work.
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But the politically potent nature of gun ownership has beleaguered efforts to legislate it.
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"This is an effort to engage in law enforcement, not to legislate," Consovoy said.
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"You cannot legislate stupidity out of the stupid," observes Andrew Charlton, an aviation consultant.
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Congress can't legislate around the president's veto power; efforts to do so are unconstitutional.
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This new Republican won't compromise and legislate out of the kindness of her heart.
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How we legislate will be influenced by the actions they choose to take now.
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It is not possible for them to investigate and legislate at the same time.
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He added that Democrats want to show they can legislate despite the impeachment investigation.
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"I don't believe discharge petitions are the way to legislate," McCarthy told The Hill.
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This patchwork approach reflects a larger truth: Efforts to legislate meaningful change have foundered.
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Each year, statehouses draft dozens of bills in an effort to legislate the clock.
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We are one of the first countries in the world to legislate on this.
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The Greek parliament will legislate on May 16 new measures agreed with international lenders.
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The government would, when necessary, legislate by decree to fight the coronavirus, he said.
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" What it cannot do, he added, "is to tell the state how to legislate.
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The government would, when necessary, legislate by decree to fight the coronavirus, he said.
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It is not just that a polarized Congress has lost the capacity to legislate.
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What it has lost is not the ability to legislate but rather the will.
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He has no power to legislate, but he is the first citizen, above politics.
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As I write this piece, congress has 60 days left this year to legislate.
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Attempts to legislate that all biomass is carbon neutral does not make it so.
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This leads to a less polarized environment in which bipartisan majorities can legislate effectively.
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I'm not convinced that we're going to police or legislate our way through this.
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And he thinks that he can legislate this way, and I think he's wrong.
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"If they're going to legislate for me, if they're going to legislate for my body, but they think that they own my body enough that they can just put their hands on it without asking, I'm not down with that," Strange said.
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They just know how to protest, firebomb, yell and scream because they can&apost legislate.
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But Trump's if-you-investigate-I-won't-legislate tantrum threatens enactment of a revised NAFTA.
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But he suggested that lawmakers may have to legislate changes to help save those jobs.
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They are not former colonies, which makes it harder for Parliament to legislate for them.
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I'm glad that when they go to their desks, they don't think: Time to legislate!
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It does seem like the most clear and simple way to legislate it right now.
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Gay rights group SOS Homophibie welcomed its recommendation and called on Macron to legislate rapidly.
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"You can't legislate what really matters to you," writes Edmund de Waal, regarding Pieter Jansz.
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They let the Senate do what it does best, which is to debate and legislate.
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Chairman Pai's repeal is a tactical trap designed to force Congress to legislate weaker rules.
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In many cases, Congress has abdicated its constitutional responsibilities, preferring to criticize rather than legislate.
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This takes away any excuse for California to say: We can't legislate on this issue.
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The outgoing Congress had granted Maduro special powers to legislate by decree until Dec. 31.
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The bills' introduction comes as many states grapple with new ways to legislate marijuana use.
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Each agency was required to legislate changes to financial companies reporting obligations, report by report.
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"Congress needs to legislate," DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Wednesday after meetings on Capitol Hill.
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The Turkish Parliament will legislate and have the right to ratify or reject the budget.
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That's why, six weeks later, they will give us a majority to govern and legislate.
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Some may also argue that not enough academic research exists to legislate on this matter.
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And "if they can't do a retroactive rule, we might have to legislate," he said.
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Here's why: The NCAA's policies are intended to legislate fairness and competition, not the law.
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For more than a decade, Congress has struggled to legislate on a range of issues.
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But the court also acknowledged that Congress can still legislate preclearance in places that discriminate.
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In order to deal with fake news and disinformation, countries are trying to legislate solutions.
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It should concern all Americans when judges legislate from the bench in such a manner.
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Republicans disagree, accusing Obama of trying to sidestep Congress to legislate from the White House.
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To legislate well, the Constitution's Framers emphasized one quality in Congress above all others: deliberation.
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This will catalyze regulation where regimes who legislate severely will balkanise themselves to the industry.
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In 1539, the 'Statute of Proclamations' gave the then King power to legislate by proclamation.
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Now that it's been settled by the courts, there's less of an incentive to legislate.
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They also need to legislate that people own their own data, enabling real opt-outs.
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Multiple Republicans expressed interest at the lunch in trying to legislate during the impeachment trial.
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This would mean the state would legislate the clothes, name, and hair of a child.
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You're telling me all of a sudden you should legislate who cannot quit their jobs?
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This year, California was the first state to legislate money bail entirely out of existence.
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The ability to legislate hinges on Ryan and McConnell being able to agree among themselves.
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"We have to legislate to require the parties to select at least 45% women candidates."
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He -- they believe in the Constitution he believes that justices should not legislate from the bench.
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They want the court to legislate new rights into the Constitution, that the framers never intended.
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They have to legislate from the bench where they only have to convince one person. Who?
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"Strike while the iron is hot" is out, "legislate while the meme is viral" is in.
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Think before you legislate Sadly, however, that sort of world is still a long way off.
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Whoever forms a government will face a tough job putting together ad hoc majorities to legislate.
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The Constitution is clear: Congress has the power of the purse and the power to legislate.
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To date politicians, particularly in America, have been reluctant to legislate for bold restrictions on carbon.
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"It is not possible for them to investigate and legislate at the same time," Trump wrote.
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We don't want to stop sharing data completely or legislate away the use of any data.
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Since 2012, 43 states have acted to implement, study, or legislate to establish retirement savings programs.
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But another risk defies any attempt to legislate: that of politicised appointments to its governing council.
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"To legislate a reform is positive but to implement it is more significant," he told reporters.
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The easiest way is the way which this parliament has done for a hundred years - legislate.
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This is not to say that only scientists have the expertise to administer or legislate science.
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One reason that matters is because, as Yglesias wrote, women tend to legislate differently than men.
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But these risks aren't always absolutely knowable, and thus they are extremely difficult to legislate responsibly.
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Another lesson from the health care debacle: Republicans need to prove they can legislate — and quickly.
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You can't legislate by shutting up, and they are just shutting up and it is pathetic.
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Third, U.S. officials should lobby regional political elites to legislate taxes to fund security sector reform.
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Just like I don't think the U.S. Congress or anyone else knows how to legislate sanity.
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As such, the Trump administration may choose to use the "reconciliation process" to legislate tax reform.
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When our leaders use Scripture to legislate hate, they do not speak on behalf of God.
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Like most people, farm voters can be swung if Democrats speak and legislate to their interests.
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"Just because it's become the norm doesn't mean it's the right way to legislate," Binder said.
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That's what these efforts are: thinly veiled attempts to legislate transgender people out of public life.
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Israel has a right to legislate and determine its own identity, as any other country does.
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Which means the G.O.P. is often more popular the less it attempts to legislate at all.
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Governments could legislate in advance to cut, say, payroll taxes when the unemployment rate rises sufficiently.
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"Which means the G.O.P. is often more popular the less it attempts to legislate at all."
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"If they try to legislate or govern that way, we will take them on," he said.
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They argue it would have hamstrung Congress from being able to legislate on drug pricing issues.
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A Supreme Court ruling in 2011 made it even more difficult to legislate against video games.
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Members lack the background to ask smart questions about cryptography, let alone to legislate the answers.
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Reproductive Health Services, a ruling that allowed the state of Missouri to legislate in opposition to Roe.
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Were this to occur, there would be the bipartisan support needed to legislate it out of existence.
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But even in these states, lawmakers can't seem to legislate fully against the scope of human aggression.
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Or can they legislate a way out of the ominous cycle of brutal inequality and potential violence?
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New York is the first state to legislate this requirement, which people have been advocating for years.
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That's not true of everyone — the House speaker, Paul Ryan, seems to have genuine aspirations to legislate.
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What's more, buybacks are governed by federal law, unlike dividends, and are therefore easier to legislate against.
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But these policies are harder to legislate, which makes focusing on parental leave a smart political goal.
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It also enabled states to legislate abortion in ways thought not before possible under Roe v Wade.
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"Their first step should be to legislate, and to investigate, and to engage in oversight," Matz continues.
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We figured if you take a small step and legislate something, then that's something to build on.
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"You can't just legislate away evil," said Sean Caranna, executive director of gun rights group Florida Carry.
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Britain's national parliament is sovereign and is therefore the only legitimate authority to legislate on constitutional issues.
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The Supreme Court had argued that it was up to the parliament to legislate on the matter.
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It is now up to the government and parliament to legislate for the proposal to take effect.
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As citizens, we need to provide Congress with facts, not unsupported claims, so lawmakers can better legislate.
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Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater and legislate away the opportunity of a generation.
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This is definitely more challenging therefore the reconciliation method is used to legislate the medical reform bill.
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Congress needs to pick up the baton and legislate sensible rules for the regulation of social media.
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Last week, Oregon became the first US state to legislate its way free of coal for good.
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It is this moral scandal around the wasting of usable products that led the government to legislate.
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That's inconsistent with a constitutional system that assigns to Congress — not the president — the power to legislate.
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Restructuring talks at GDB started slowly this year on hopes the U.S. Congress would legislate a fix.
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A default would also ratchet up pressure on U.S. Congress to legislate a fix for Puerto Rico.
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"These government-engineered attempts to legislate racial equality create consequences that often make matters worse," he wrote.
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But when it's time to legislate, it's hard to deal with both of those issues at once.
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Four months ago, Britain became the first major economy to legislate for net-zero emissions by 2050.
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"The Congress will continue to investigate and legislate to protect our elections and secure our democracy," said Pelosi.
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I want to legislate on things that are important to what's going on out there in the country.
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Many parents find themselves trying, and often failing, to legislate phone use at the table and at bedtime.
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Kant says that free will requires individuals to "self-legislate", or police themselves, so that they act morally.
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But the Commission has previously indicated it could seek to legislate if it feels companies aren't doing enough.
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Twenty-one countries already legislate diversity on corporate boards or mandate practices that enhance diversity in the workplace.
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Below is a brief, edited transcript of their conversation on how Congress might be able to legislate regulations.
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They didn't try to legislate this dispute in any way (nor did Clinton ever introduce her promised legislation).
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"At the end of the day, you don't want to have to legislate in a crisis," Jaffer said.
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These powers are derived from its authority to legislate and its responsibility for impeachment and removal from office.
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Greece now needs to legislate the new measures, which also include opening up the energy market to competition.
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While, in the UK, the government announced a plan to legislate around safety and social media last year.
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It is, however, a role of Congress to legislate checks to ensure patient access to life-saving medicines.
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Gridlock on such issues during Barack Obama's presidency has prompted other states to step up and legislate locally.
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Oppose him because he won't do what you want- which is legislate from the bench as a leftist.
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It is possible that it will legislate a new set of sanctions, particularly against Russian oligarchs and businesses.
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And in the mad dash to legislate, the interests of millions of vulnerable Americans are being left behind.
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The president may not legislate, for instance, as Article I of the Constitution reserves that power for Congress.
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"The president then shared a message by Papadopoulos: "Message to the house democrats: time to legislate not investigate.
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"This means their perspective as they legislate for our country is different from the average American," said Gram.
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And crucially, the Proclamation by the Crown Act of 1539, which permitted the King to legislate by decree.
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If democratically accountable governments legislate net-zero targets, businesses should obey the law as it applies to them.
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In 1989, there were 534 bank failures, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Legislate. Repeal. Fail. Repeat.
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He and his supporters, who have a majority in Parliament, are ready to legislate again if need be.
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The job of the U.S. Senate is to legislate on behalf of the American people as a whole.
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President Trump urged Congress to legislate policy on the issue in the next six months before the rollback.
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They came ready not just to legislate but also to use Congress's oversight powers and reform the institution.
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Is such a call going to prompt restrictive attempts to legislate the science and prohibit any future clinical work?
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For example, Cruz does not personally approve of marijuana use but would allow the states to legislate on it.
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The practice of shackling pregnant women in immigration detention is a topic Murray has attempted to legislate for years.
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Best, censorship bullshit Dear censorship bullshit, I'm not the language police, and thus, I cannot legislate your verbal choices.
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When the Northern Ireland Assembly came into being in 1998 its powers included the right to legislate on abortion.
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Moments like these are nearly impossible to legislate out of the game because they're nearly indistinguishable from genuine fouls.
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"The internet industry urges Congress to legislate a permanent solution," the group said in the letter reviewed by Reuters.
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Net revenue from the U.S. jumped 48% from operations in seven states that currently legislate and regulate sports betting.
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The administration is "trying to legislate this state-sanctioned bigotry," he says, when he speaks of the travel ban.
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Even more than in America, where judges can seem to legislate from the bench, India's courts flex their muscles.
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Structural issues surrounding cannabis—how we legislate it and who our legislation affects—show wider issues with the drug.
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"He is not going to legislate from the bench, he is going to write opinions," Bossie said of Kavanaugh.
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Our constitution is the oldest in the world, and predates many modern political shenanigans that newer constitutions legislate against.
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I dont want mandatory vasectomies because I dont believe we should legislate peoples bodies, its a dangerous slippery slope.
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Like several of his predecessors, Trump argues that the Appellate Body has sometimes sought to legislate from the bench.
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They can do this by pointing out that courts should not legislate, because that cuts out the American voter.
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In such a situation, Congress would have to step in and legislate what agency has regulatory authority over providers.
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And Mr. Trump's ability to legislate in the last two years of his term will depend on the outcome.
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In October, he refused to recertify the deal, though he left it to Congress to legislate changes to it.
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In October, he refused to certify the deal, but he left it to Congress to legislate changes to it.
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One problem for local governments trying to legislate cannabis odors is that there is no objective standard for smells.
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A new drug warThe "legislate first, consider the evidence later (maybe)" ethos was exemplified by 2020 Democratic candidate Sen.
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His tweet Tuesday indicated that he doesn't believe Congress could legislate a law that would protect the special counsel.
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The two men have sometimes appeared at odds, with Trump blaming McConnell for failing to successfully legislate his agenda.
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The OTA was established in the 1970s to help Congress understand and legislate complicated issues involving science and technology.
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Andrew Hutchinson predicts Congress will legislate the removal of "misinformation," but that seems unlikely (and, perhaps, unconstitutional) to me.
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It was condemned last year by the European Court of Human Rights for failing to legislate on the matter.
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He said the former Alabama senator should have run for his old Senate seat if he wanted to legislate.
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The hard-core Conservative camp has voted against any attempt to legislate a rejection of a no-deal exit.
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There's talk of MPs trying to take over Parliament, as it were, to legislate against a no-deal Brexit.
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The bill, which has been bouncing around in various forms for years, looks to legislate the country&aposs core identity.
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After 9/11, the feds didn't legislate the high-resolution Ikonos satellite out of taking or releasing images of Afghanistan.
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And that even if you did legislate weather, it wouldn't even matter, because the Chinese are doing climate change anyways.
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"The internet industry urges Congress to legislate a permanent solution," the group said in the letter made public on Thursday.
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People that would legislate from the bench, people that believe in this evolving interpretation that means nothing of our Constitution.
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And it now looks less likely that the EC will to push to legislate on that (as Germany already has).
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How can Congress legislate a coordinated community response for the nation, yet fail to live up to its own mandate?
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Impeachment proceedings add to political uncertainty about the government's ability to legislate for measures to meet its primary surplus target.
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The Manhattan billionaire supported state's rights to choose how to legislate medical marijuana, but has not expressly called for legalization.
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Britain is willing to legislate but the EU has yet to indicate any proposed action, leaving the industry in limbo.
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Some people ache for our leaders to pass stronger laws, in the belief that we can legislate this problem away.
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It was forced to legislate before triggering Article 50, Brexit's starting pistol, only by a Supreme Court ruling in January.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "The Congress will continue to investigate and legislate to protect our elections and secure our democracy.
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He recommended working within its parameters, which allow Congress to legislate a temporary immunity, valid only for the president's term.
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Are they able to understand and legislate well, because some of the calls are for breaking you up, for example?
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Also, while Trump claims that Congress can't legislate and investigate a sitting president at the same time, history suggests otherwise.
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"They're trying to legislate in fits and starts instead of looking at a comprehensive plan," Rosen said of her vote.
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I think it's always a great idea to get workers on the board, and legislate it if you have to.
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Those proposals essentially legislate the inclusion of a backdoor in these devices, and such requirements would be a bad idea.
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When we levy taxes, we are first supposed to legislate—you know, to avoid that whole taxation-without-representation thing.
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To them, the Whizzinator was just another product to outlaw, one more way to legislate drug use out of society.
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Lawmakers in those states looked to policies on drunken driving for cues on how to legislate against driving while high.
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It would give MPs at least one day in October to legislate against a no-deal exit on October 31.
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The court said the current parliament's term has not expired yet and thus it was within its rights to legislate.
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The generalist Budget Committee's attempts to legislate in other committees' jurisdictions would have a high risk of negative unintended consequences.
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The chairmen that the House has, they're serious and they're going to want to legislate in addition to their oversight.
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"FAMM's thing is if you want to legislate by anecdote, well, wow, do we have anecdotes for you," Ring said.
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In such a situation, Congress would have to step in and legislate on what agency has regulatory authority over providers.
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In addition, any comprehensive initiative to legislate cancer care should include provisions for prevention, early detection, and prognosis of cancer.
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The Obama administration implemented DACA in 2012, after several attempts to legislate a permanent solution for Dreamers failed in Congress.
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The law draws a distinction between euthanasia and CDS, making France the first country to legislate in such a way.
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I know how to do it: I know how to legislate, and I know how to campaign, so let's try.
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Yet despite such rulings, the U.K. political establishment appears almost entirely comfortable with — and ready to legislate for — mass surveillance.
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But the effort to legislate against protests runs deeper than a desire to clamp down on the anti-Trump resistance.
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"You can't legislate when you have a chief executive who's weird, for lack of a better description," he told me.
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The courts have reasoned that to legislate effectively, Congress must be able to issue subpoenas demanding the production of evidence.
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Speaker Pelosi has made a veritable anthem in recent weeks that the House can legislate and investigate the president simultaneously.
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The N.C.A.A.'s president, Mark Emmert, has said he hopes to legislate the Rice commission's changes into law in August.
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" The president also retweeted another post by Papadopoulos, who wrote: "Message to the house democrats: time to legislate not investigate.
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In that moment, people became willing to donate or legislate money for medical research, not just giving charity for hospitals.
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Airports and municipalities practically legislate pain into the process, since they generally decide where the companies can set up shop.
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The FCC has been tasked with safeguarding the internet and protecting consumers; it is not their job to legislate policy.
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Now that the GOP controls the presidency, the House and the Senate are forced to legislate their promises into law.
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In that sense, we continue to acknowledge that the power to legislate should only be done by the legislative branch.
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Pelosi stuck to her "investigate, legislate, litigate" strategy even as a majority of her caucus was supporting an impeachment inquiry.
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Some suggest the answer is to let senators legislate on the floor, something McConnell has vowed to do on immigration.
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And like the inaccessible codes that legislate reality in his stories, their rules are just as invisible, arbitrary and changing.
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Some Republicans have indicated that a replacement could take up to four years after repeal to legislate and implement a plan.
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This summer, Britain became the first major economy to legislate a target for achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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The lack of publicly accessible monitoring records will make it increasingly difficult to prosecute, legislate, or otherwise regulate current agricultural practices.
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"Certainly in Congress we've seen a tendency to want to legislate away this program," said Greene, who called the trend disturbing.
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"Congress has no time to legislate, they only want to continue the Witch Hunt, which I have already won," he wrote.
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You might think that individual states could have the right to legislate their own net neutrality protections, but you'd be wrong.
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Perhaps the problem for the author caught between two ways of expending energy — Do I write a beautiful poem or legislate?
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But you cannot legislate veracity and reality, or put it up to a vote, and expect any result but a dystopia.
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The problem lies in the jump from sympathizing with their hurt feelings to seeing a reason to legislate based on them.
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And as government's look at attempting to legislate crypto, it's important to recognize just how perilous that sort of plan is.
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Araoz said on Thursday that she is going to ask Congress to grant her cabinet special powers to legislate economic policies.
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With 317 seats in the Grand National Assembly, Turkey's unicameral 103-seat parliament, the party can now again legislate at will.
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He said he hopes to "push, prod or legislate" the airline industry into improving the flying experience for the traveling public.
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"This is the way we legislate, and that's what I'm suggesting that we do today," Toomey said on the Senate floor.
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However, as Disraeli himself found out, it is much easier to identify "burning injustice" than it is to legislate against it.
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"The government must legislate for equality of marriage by 2019 to comply with the Constitutional Court's decision," Chung said on Twitter.
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The definition provides consistency across federal regulatory agencies along with signaling to states the areas where they can, or cannot, legislate.
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While financial institutions are setting their own ESG standards, Congress has tried to legislate to better help investors assess climate risks.
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The large number of amendments reflects poorly on our capacity to determine defense policy and, broader, in our capacity to legislate.
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Yes, members are busy, but they are technically elected to legislate and conduct oversight, not to fundraise or appear on television.
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Congress needs to legislate rules for the social networks before these monsters lose themselves in the unwieldy monopolies they have created.
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One question is whether lawmakers effectively legislated to join (in which case, one could argue, they need to legislate to leave).
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The House needs to decide, are they going to legislate or investigate, and right now they're saying they're going to investigate.
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But the House's failure to legislate has given Democrats another line of attack on the man who would carry that torch.
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The fight over abortion would inevitably shift to the states, which would feel much more pressure to legislate on the issue.
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And one that ideally could help to guide both the technology we build and the way we try to legislate it.
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"I would love to legislate tobacco out of existence and make it criminal," Mr. Luken told The Cincinnati Enquirer in 1990.
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The Supreme Court, however, soon reduced its scope, ruling that Congress could legislate the age of voting only for federal offices.
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"While the American government can't tell Denmark how to legislate on male circumcision, it is making its position clear," he wrote.
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But bipartisanship won't be possible until Democrats scrap their strategy of oppose-and-delay for a strategy of compromise-and-legislate.
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Redefining Title VII by judicial fiat usurps Congress's duty to legislate and the President's duty to sign or veto that legislation.
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He helpfully sent out this quote from November of 290, as Congress was moving to legislate a ban on Syrian refugees.
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Nationally, this means women who run to win have a stance on federal policy even if they can't legislate on it.
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It is not clear how he can take hold of the government if his supposed partisans in the Congress won't legislate.
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If forced to legislate from the bench, the Supreme Court should exercise judicial restraint and do as little legislating as possible.
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Opposition lawmakers, as well as some Conservative Party members, are working to legislate to stop the possibility of no-deal Brexit.
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The procedure had informally been in practice already, but city leaders felt compelled to officially legislate it, Boston25 News further reports.
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So energy policy for a green future needs to grapple with the influence of these regional power blocs to legislate effectively.
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The latest proposals, which were put before the Assembly in October and must later be passed by Parliament, would change from a "conferred powers" model, where the areas in which the Assembly can legislate are laid out, to a "reserve powers" model, where the areas in which the Assembly cannot legislate are listed, as in Scotland.
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The 18th century Scottish philosopher David Hume, for instance, famously pointed out, no amount of fact can legislate value, moral or otherwise.
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A repeated failure to legislate, which gave the impression that immigration was out of control, helped pave the way for his victory.
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The founders didn't contemplate or intend the courts to be policymakers and legislate from the bench – a favorite tactic of the left.
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But we do have research suggesting that women often govern or legislate differently, focusing more on policy priorities that specifically affect women.
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And the more Facebook integrates its various pieces into one big platform, the easier it will be to monitor, legislate and penalize.
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If someone feels it was too light, maybe they should ask their congressman to legislate and impose tougher penalties for such crimes.
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A proposal for "pharmacare", made by a government-appointed commission this month, comes too late for Parliament to legislate before the election.
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For now, then, telecoms giants are likely to concentrate on ensuring that, if Congress does legislate on the issue, softer regulations prevail.
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Her remarks suggest that any attempts by the U.S. Congress to legislate comprehensive privacy protections would face hurdles from the Trump administration.
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While the battle will likely play out in courts in the coming months, Apple is also pushing Congress to legislate the issue.
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Such action also likely would wreak havoc on the Senate's ability to legislate over the next few years as Democrats bitterly retaliate.
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I think the problem becomes when they want to legislate, they have a hard time writing legislation that keeps up with technology.
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" Calling the court "out of control," Trump tweeted that "Judges must not Legislate Security and Safety at the Border, or anywhere else.
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VERIZON WANTS CONGRESS TO TAKE ON NET NEUTRALITY: Verizon is again calling on Congress to step in and legislate on net neutrality.
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Crucially, the June cut-off date would also provide enough time for the UK parliament to legislate for a second Brexit referendum.
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Waters and others should seek to legislate immigration policy for a successful resolution, not use past incidents as a call to arms.
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"I think it's a little bit ridiculous that we have to legislate that you shouldn't take kids from their mommies," Hurd said.
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It is time for lawmakers to legislate on behalf of policies that more closely reflect marijuana's rapidly changing legal and cultural status.
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Before Trump's speech, he had criticized the administration, warning he would legislate strategy himself if the White House did not take action.
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Republicans, in turn, have been unable to resist attempts to legislate social policy through spending and other unrelated bills, furthering the impasse.
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Regardless, other states should draft stronger sore loser laws to legislate against such post-hoc power shifts during future lame duck sessions.
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Legislate for the public good we all want, access to care that lets us thrive, at a price we can all afford.
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"It's been proven there is no emergency, so why not let Congress go back and legislate the issue of vetting?" he said.
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Without an appetite to actually legislate in the midterm election year, Congress still has a job to do: keep the government open.
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Matt Hancock, a minister in the government department responsible for registration, said on Wednesday the government would legislate to extend the deadline.
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Given the rare opportunity to legislate, Republican and Democratic Senate committee leaders did come together to quickly draft major emergency aid efforts.
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Not only does this logic lead to an attempt to legislate women's bodies, but also in smaller, everyday gestures, boundaries get crossed.
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"You don't reverse hundreds of years of theft and exploitation only with some modern-day attempt to legislate equal rights," Bloomberg said.
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Some observers have even suggested that Democrats could flock to USMCA, proving to voters that they can still legislate while they impeach.
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"We've gotten to where we legislate, in a lot of ways, for the exception, and the masses felt left out," he said.
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Once we get into adulthood and you get into this kind of crazy behavior you know behavior is very tough to legislate.
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In the last decade alone, we have witnessed a monumental shift in the way people communicate, practitioners advocate, and elected officials legislate.
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" On the issue of regulation, Burr acknowledged in a CNBC interview that "the First Amendment is a tough thing to legislate round.
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Several state attorneys general have investigated the websites, and lawmakers in statehouses around the country have started to legislate on the issue.
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Democrats have been determined to prove that they can legislate as the caucus prepares to impeach Trump as early as next week.
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To legislate the behavior of the creator of these grand flights of imagination will limit the worlds in which readers may enter.
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"Congress can legislate a stay on any legal action until that oversight board kicks in," Padilla told reporters on a conference call.
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If Democrats are going to legislate on it, people are going to see a future of health care policy they don't want.
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All we can hope is that Congress defers to its better judgement and refuses to legislate at the expense of our kids.
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Thus, attempts to legislate against abortion based on the unborn's rights violate my civil rights to freedom of religion in this country.
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Several of the people he is choosing to run the government have not been shy about their desire to legislate traditional religiosity.
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Democrats who oppose Trump's trade decisions say the GOP's failure to legislate on the issue is indicative of its members' timidity towards Trump.
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Greece must legislate the measure and other agreed reforms before euro zone finance ministers meet on May 22 to assess Greece's bailout progress.
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In the guidance document the CMOs write that they support the government's move to legislate "to set clear expectations of the technology industry".
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"We will obviously legislate (the measures) in order to secure a deal on debt relief," Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told ANT1 television.
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He thinks a lot about how to rehabilitate ex-offenders, legislate with compassion for victims, and administer justice humanely, particularly for juvenile offenders.
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The EU has shown no willingness to legislate, and the EBA said no public solution may be proposed or even agreed in time.
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Sharing medical data with the patient is a basic civil right, it's no wonder that Sweden is the first country to legislate it.
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But to deliver that help — whether it's on health care, rural broadband, infrastructure, or anything else — Democrats need to be able to legislate.
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One possible outcome, given the continuing suspension of the Northern Ireland Assembly, is that the Westminster government will indeed legislate on the matter.
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MPs arguing against writing Brexit day into the bill are right that there is no reason to legislate against the possibility in advance.
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John Harwood: Do you think you can get them to change their behavior merely by having a hearing even if you can't legislate?
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), who has led the fight in Congress to legislate against the dissemination of revenge porn, praised Facebook's new tools.
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Weave into that driverless cars, and you have government's seemingly working against themselves — if they aren't careful, they'll legislate themselves into a deficit.
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This allows local and state authorities to still have an opportunity to legislate on appropriate operating space and behavior, as well as enforcement.
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Paired with his promises to try to legislate against the press, and coziness with billionaires who have gone to war with the press?
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Greer explained that the original version of SB 20183 took many factors and loophole potentials into account that are particularly difficult to legislate.
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"Once again a liberal Dane County judge is trying to legislate from the bench," Robin Vos, the state House Speaker, a Republican, said.
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The purported purposes were to legislate more effective controls over communist influence in our government and to conduct oversight of the executive branch.
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Judge Orenstein, though, has expressed fundamental doubts about whether the act applies because Congress has declined to legislate mandatory cooperation from cellphone makers.
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"Only Congress can legislate a permanent solution and provide those in an otherwise perpetually temporary status with a certain future," the official said.
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The British and Irish governments are obliged to legislate for the unity of Ireland if a simple majority in the North supports change.
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Congress has the responsibility to legislate on behalf of all U.S. citizens no matter whether they reside in the states, commonwealths or territories.
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One of the debates that is taking place in the Democratic Caucus has to do with whether the party will investigate or legislate.
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"Congress can legislate a stay on any legal action until that oversight board kicks in," Padilla said in a conference call with reporters.
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"And in all events, Congress may legislate to address these problems if it deems it necessary and fit to do so," he said.
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In broad brush strokes, Article I empowers Congress to legislate, appropriate money, and confirm appointees (that last one is just for the Senate).
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They made excuses for or tried to ignore the scandal-ridden administration as long as it meant a unified Republican government could legislate.
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"Strict construction" and judges who won't "legislate from the bench": these are among the most trite and tired lines in the Republican playbook.
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These promises were almost certainly overambitious, but they were nonetheless promises to govern and to legislate, to take responsibility as an elected official.
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While this fortress mentality may be acceptable during other emergency situations, Congress must embrace a new way to legislate remotely in this one.
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"We can litigate, we can legislate, but who's building the alternative?" he asked during lunch over chipped beef in downtown St. Francis, Kan.
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Andrew Cuomo, who decided about a decade ago that he wanted New York to become the first large state to legislate marriage equality.
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The more important constitutional question is whether they will use it to legislate and reassert congressional authority that has lain dormant for decades.
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Maddy Thimont Jack of the Institute for Government, another think-tank, reckons MPs have just enough time to legislate, if they remain united.
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But the O.H.L. does not "legislate fans," Branch said, also noting that the league and teams cannot control fan behavior on social media.
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Under international law there are no exceptions that permit for enforced disappearances, and yet this is exactly what China has attempted to legislate.
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Watch the evening news on any given day, and you might naturally find yourself wondering if Congress can still effectively legislate and govern.
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None of these bodies wants to touch this particularly hot potato and politicians have been too Brexit-obsessed to legislate on anything else.
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Berlin now has until the end of March to legislate on the bans, and a further two to three months to implement them.
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But once again, the urge to legislate may be moving ahead of a more sensible solution: Give the market a chance to work.
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Her passions and activities centered on the kind of person she wanted to be — not the kind of world she wanted to legislate.
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To get truly adequate climate policy, or health care policy, or any policy at all, the majority needs to be able to legislate.
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"These government-engineered attempts to legislate racial equality create consequences that often make matters worse," he wrote in an op-ed in June 2015.
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Many members say they can do it all -- that is, investigate and legislate -- despite the President's declaration that they can do no such thing.
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That's because the founders didn't contemplate or intend the courts to be policymakers and legislate from the bench – a favorite tactic of the left.
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If you all of a sudden legislate in Seattle that you're going to $20 and suddenly businesses leave, it could be bad for society.
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This week's turmoil at the heart of government could look tame compared with what will happen later this year when Parliament has to legislate.
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And the court has made clear that if the government does not legislate in time, same-sex couples may go ahead and marry anyway.
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Investors have grown increasingly concerned about Trump's ability to legislate his pro-growth agenda given the near-constant political turbulence in the White House.
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"Congress is not going to legislate an algorithm," Schiff told BuzzFeed News in an interview off the house floor shortly after the hearing's' conclusion.
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DACA was introduced by then president Barack Obama in 2012, as an executive action, after he had waited in vain for Congress to legislate.
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The big picture: President Trump has declared that "we're fighting all the subpoenas," claiming that Democrats cannot investigate and legislate at the same time.
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To help break the impasse, the Greek government last week agreed to pre-legislate economic reforms, including cuts in income tax breaks and pensions.
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" She added in a later tweet, "Prayers are important but @speakerRyan @realDonaldTrump blood is on the hands of those who have power to legislate.
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Ratcliffe hopes that the uproar surrounding Russia's election interference does not compromise lawmakers' willingness to reach across the political aisle to legislate on cyber.
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The government will legislate to retain limits for using data abroad, currently set at 45 pounds ($58) for each monthly billing period, he said.
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As the spread of deliberately misleading and false information has become more prevalent, lawmakers have threatened to step in to legislate against the problem.
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In the realm of political expedience, even those wanting to legislate religious principles find the Ninth Commandment, thou shalt not bear false witness, negotiable.
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They are simply using the DACA recipients as a cynical excuse to legislate wide-open borders and a virtually endless supply of cheap labor.
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But at publicly funded institutions, boycott-related arguments often inspire politicians to try to legislate punishment if the school refuses to shut them down.
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But he gave Congress six months to legislate a solution to their status before the DACA protections, as they are known, expire in March.
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That mix is the best of both worlds for politicians: It proves they can still legislate, while pandering to ideological voter bases for 2020.
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"First of all, we've got to set a privacy standard, so that we have something we can legislate too and work from," she argued.
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While the position will not give them the authority to legislate on these issues, they do have the ability to influence and give guidance.
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Trump rescinded the Obama executive order that created DACA in the fall of 2017, but he gave Congress six months to legislate a solution.
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A former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is calling on Congress not to legislate on what medical care transgender troops can receive.
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Investors are worried about the ability of President Donald Trump to legislate his pro-growth agenda of tax reform and higher spending on infrastructure.
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It's this exact reason that it's nonsensical to legislate these cases: Nobody arrives at the decision to have an abortion after 24 weeks carelessly.
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A federal judge in San Juan, the capital, upheld the ban in October, saying that Congress has the power to legislate over the island.
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As I have stated publicly on numerous occasions since I was nominated for this position, I will not legislate via fiat from the Department.
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The party's statutes includes commitment to defend life from the moment of conception and legislate the right to carry firearms to protect private property.
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"I think the people of Minnesota get that I came here to be their senator and do the work and legislate," he told me.
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Six weeks into the season, its enforcement was essentially abandoned, underscoring how difficult it is to legislate between acceptable and unacceptable levels of violence.
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The ruling will be suspended for six months in order to give the Canadian government time to legislate on medical marijuana if it chooses.
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But when you talk with this wicked problem of the algorithm pushing extreme content up, it's hard to legislate that, because now you're legislating speech.
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"I don't enjoy having to legislate common decency, but by God, I'm going to do it until they take this seriously," Kennedy tweeted on Thursday.
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Congressional Republicans are aware of the opportunity they have to legislate and to move American policy in a rightward direction while dismantling President Obama's legacy.
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"Congress's power of inquiry is as broad as its power to legislate and lies at the very heart of Congress's constitutional role," the opinion read.
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She said she felt compelled to legislate quickly after Police Commissioner Mike Bush told her that the gunman had obtained his weapon within the law.
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If the plebiscite passes, he pledges that the federal parliament would legislate to amend the Marriage Act to allow gay people to wed their partners.
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The boycott was self-defeating: it left the BNP with no voice in parliament, and gave the government unfettered power to legislate as it liked.
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"The irony is both sides realize that when you legislate [in] a hurry, only with your team, you end up with a product like this."
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"You can live a socially conservative lifestyle, but it doesn't mean you want to legislate other people to have a socially conservative lifestyle," Petersen said.
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The McGahn lawsuit is a central part of Pelosi's strategy of "legislate, investigate, litigate," but could delay any final decisions on impeachment for several months.
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Tribunals can be expensive to run and use and would take years to legislate given that parliament is clogged up by Brexit, the report said.
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"That is why we will legislate this year to hold companies who fail to stop their employees facilitating tax evasion criminally liable," he will say.
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It was about the FCC asserting and gaining court deference so it could de facto legislate Internet policy over time via unbounded, sweeping, regulatory authority.
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Tsipras said the compromise reached in Malta would enable his government to also legislate relief measures to tackle poverty, unemployment and build a "social state".
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It is not clear that Congress needs to legislate in this area, but if it decides to move forward, it should find a better approach.
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" He said lawmakers "can engage with the administration as they often do to express their views; ultimately they could choose to legislate on the subject.
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The Commission has continued to warn it could legislate on the issue if platforms fail to step up their efforts to tackle political disinformation voluntarily.
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It also seems reasonable to assume that women's individual life experiences make them statistically more likely to legislate in a way that benefits women generally.
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" Hurd told CNN's Erin Burnett on Wednesday that "it's a little ridiculous that we have to legislate that you shouldn't take kids from their mommies.
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That seems more likely to be fixed by the White House than via Congress -- since it's sort of hard to legislate the uniting of families.
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"You are talking about something on which you don't have the right to legislate," said Jadwiga Wisniewska, a European Parliament member from Law and Justice.
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Importantly, Ash noted, parliament will still hold significant powers to legislate, block the budget, nominate most supreme court judges and call early elections, among others.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain will legislate to ensure that technology firms take their responsibilities for online security seriously, interior minister Sajid Javid said on Tuesday.
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Or did Parliament simply put into domestic British law the result of an international treaty (in which case it probably need not legislate to quit)?
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To curb violent extremist content, propaganda and fabricated news online, U.S. policymakers should encourage greater efforts by companies rather than legislate limitations on free speech.
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It seems as though the advent of any radically new technology is inevitably accompanied by a mad scramble to legislate its proper and improper uses.
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Whatever power the state possesses, it cannot simply rewrite Canon Law, and it cannot legislate away people's religious convictions, however much it might want to.
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It shouldn't be a problem," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said, adding, "I know Democrats were trying to legislate in a way that they shouldn't.
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The Democrats need to articulate an agreed-upon set of principles by which they will legislate and govern, doubtless avoiding third-rail issues like guns.
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Still, that the United States government would even presume to legislate the internet — even if only to promise not to regulate it — alarmed the libertarians.
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That's well within the six-month time frame Trump gave Congress to legislate a fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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It also raised questions about the capacity of his possible successors, including Mr. McCarthy and the majority whip, Steve Scalise of Louisiana, to legislate effectively.
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"You can't eliminate racism by ignoring it — by trying to hide the word or by trying to legislate the word," he told the Journal Sentinel.
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This period between Election Day and January, when new lawmakers arrive, is when Congress often tries to legislate on controversial issues to avoid public scrutiny.
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They want to legislate the most personal choice a woman can make — and yet, despite asking, we know little to nothing about their own decisions.
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The minority, moreover, set out to make it harder to legislate by forcing votes on amendments designed to embarrass the majority rather than to pass.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Costly medical bills: House Democrats are struggling to legislate changes to protect patients who are on the receiving end of massive surprise medical bills.
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Perhaps this is why the plastic industry's efforts to legislate "open competition" have failed in all of the 11 states where bills have been attempted.
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Thus, the elected representatives of Americans living in unincorporated territories are effectively stripped of any real power to legislate in the interests of their constituents.
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It's a wonder members of the House and Senate actually have time to legislate when they spend so much of their damn time raising money.
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The Democratic-led House could try to sue, but courts generally do not allow Congress to litigate after lawmakers fail to legislate, the legal experts said.
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Greece and its European creditors are at an impasse over measures that the Syriza-led government should legislate in order to be granted some debt relief.
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The problem here is that this is a terrible abdication by Congress and it&aposs a great example of what happens when you legislate through litigation.
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Britain's parliament accepted a Brexit withdrawal deal in principle on Tuesday but scuttled Prime Minister Boris Johnson's timetable to legislate on the agreement before a Oct.
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Parliament would have to legislate for the referendum, which might be tricky if that same Parliament is against the Brexit deal that would be its subject.
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So if the government were to legislate on that it could help inject a little more certainty into the gig economy — for players on both sides.
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" Later in the day, Trump reiterated his position in a series of tweets, claiming, "You can't investigate and legislate simultaneously - it just doesn't work that way.
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Lawmakers have sought to legislate the problem away, yet it remains; we're addicted to our screens, even when that addiction could potentially kill us or others.
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But following a campaign started by an upskirting victim the government decided to legislate to plug gaps in the law to make it a sexual offence.
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The government will also legislate to increase the maximum prison sentence for tax evasion to 8 years from 6 years, Deputy Economy Minister Antonio Misiani said.
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The Obama administration has called on Congress to legislate a mechanism for Puerto Rico to restructure its debt, while putting the island's finances under federal oversight.
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An immigration advocacy group on Monday released a bilingual digital ad campaign targeting vulnerable Republican House members over the failure of Congress to legislate on immigration.
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It's less about policy litmus tests and more about a person's approach to process — that is, someone willing to go to Washington to compromise and legislate.
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Congress cannot legislate another hour into the day, but we can update our laws to allow more choice and fairness in how employees use their time.
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Pointing to years of strong polling in favor of same-sex marriage, opposition parties had argued for Parliament to legislate without a postal vote or referendum.
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We must also reaffirm our support of federalism and the power of the states to speak, act and legislate in a constitutionally guaranteed and sovereign manner.
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But ultimately, Congress will need to take responsibility and legislate, and to grasp that its dysfunctions are largely self-imposed — and so solutions must be, too.
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But it's reasonable to expect that someone trying to legislate what pregnant people can do with their bodies would have a better grasp on the matter.
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"It's just a matter of people hesitant to fly, and I'm not exactly sure how we legislate our way out of that problem," said Republican Sen.
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The U.K. enacted the Modern Slavery Act in 2015 designed to legislate and included expanding the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) to all victims of modern slavery.
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The government says it will seek to legislate "at the earliest opportunity" to put in place the necessary powers for implementing the new telecoms security framework.
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The government will now seek to legislate at the earliest opportunity to put in place the powers necessary to implement this tough new telecoms security framework.
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But, in a series of surveys and experiments, Miler found that hearing from citizens changed lawmakers' mental maps and, in doing so, altered how they legislate.
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Democrats, who announced two articles of impeachment against Trump earlier Tuesday, also aim to show they can legislate while checking the president's alleged abuses of power.
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It was also the quickest way to act because the 1303 member states in the European Union differed so much about whether and how to legislate.
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The first branch has the power to legislate and write laws requiring the executive branch to reveal the number of Americans swept up in 85033 collection.
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The non-incorporated nature of the Territory of Puerto Rico permits Congress to legislate under the plenary powers of Article IV, Section 3 of the Constitution.
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But the dissonant messaging is intentional: Democrats believe they've finally blunted the GOP argument that they can't impeach the president and legislate at the same time.
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It's difficult, if not impossible, to legislate culture, so VA needs to change its habits just as much as it needs Congress to change the law.
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Greece needs to legislate a politically difficult pension reform, changes to the personal income tax system and deal with non-performing loans in the banking system.
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The driving situation, in other words, does not legislate for the behavior of animals, and so it is not the individual driver's job to avoid them.
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Understanding the political dynamics behind biofuel policy is necessary to legislate effectively and will be essential for the coming transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
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Named the "Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act", it purports to legislate against people of the same sex marrying but it has far wider reaching implications, said Alimi.
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This means that creditors want Greece to legislate measures that will be implemented only after 2018 and thus do not mean further austerity for the time being.
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He talked about the women in his life, his inspiration, but he only said two things -- judges don&apost legislate and a SCOTUS judge interprets the Constitution.
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Attempts to legislate reform prove frustrating, democracy and equality appear more mythic than promissory, and so on we go, behind screens, playing with the surface of things.
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Instead of providing a clear differentiation of powers, devolution brought a fudge whereby Westminster would "not normally" legislate on devolved matters without permission from the relevant institutions.
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Other governments have moved to legislate greater internet controls in the wake of terrorist attacks or violence such as that in Christchurch, New Zealand earlier this year.
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A White House spokesperson told Reuters that only Congress can legislate a permanent solution for the plight of children who are currently protected from deportation by DACA.
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This issue has received much less public attention and the source said the government has not decided whether to legislate to head off this vote as well.
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I think that-- the-- challenge on-- international-- you know, earnings-- is to get to a political space where we can work on a bipartisan basis to legislate.
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Britain said last year it would legislate, if need be, to ensure that branches of EU banks in London could continue serving UK customers after next March.
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With Australia's east coast in the middle of the worst drought in 60 years, Turnbull said his government would seek to legislate emission reductions in the future.
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There's substantive concern that the tax-reform debate may go the way of health care, with a divided GOP unable to reach agreement and legislate a solution.
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So too should the days of the federal government dictating to states how to legislate on matters of individual choice and the leisure activities of their citizens.
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Officials in Brussels reportedly believe it would provide enough time for the fallout from a general election to play out, or to legislate for a second referendum.
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Intervention from Washington, D.C. is unnecessary and even damaging when officials who are not from the area try to legislate success for one side of the issue.
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At the same time, Congress did not have the power to reach inside the states and legislate on local issues in the name of regulating interstate commerce.
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The Senate Finance Committee is trying to do something a bit rare in an election year: legislate in a bipartisan way on a wonky but important issue.
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To be sure, these powers are limited somewhat: Congress can only investigate matters on which it has power to oversee, legislate, or fulfill some other legislative function.
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For several recent seasons, the N.F.L. has attempted to legislate the most jarring collisions out of the game, hits that were once not only legal but celebrated.
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" On Friday, Pelosi's office released a lengthy statement, outlining her party's efforts to investigate Trump's administration, adding "Democrats in the Congress continue to legislate, investigate and litigate.
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A 61-seat majority in the 120-member Parliament could, as Mr. Gantz warned, embolden Mr. Netanyahu to try to legislate himself out of legal jeopardy altogether.
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Last week the chairman of the House tax panel called for party lawmakers and the White House to get on the same page before trying to legislate.
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" The attorneys general of 13 states and the governors of three others signed, saying states should be the ones to "legislate and experiment in this policy arena.
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"These government-engineered attempts to legislate racial equality create consequences that often make matters worse," Carson wrote in a 2015 opinion article in the Washington Times newspaper.
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These new rules place urgent pressure on Congress to legislate a solution—especially as ICE raids, the deportation of community leaders, and arrests of DACA holders continue.
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Consequently, Republicans have simply refused to let them come to the floor, even while pretending to be mad that Democrats are too busy with impeachment to legislate.
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"It's fair to say that you can't legislate in a vacuum," said a lobbyist familiar with the issue who asked for anonymity in order to speak candidly.
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Tsipras' leftist-led government aims to legislate the recently-agreed reforms, which include cutting pensions in 2019 and reducing the tax-free threshold in 2020, by May 17.
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You can't legislate away negative partisanship, and you can't entirely prevent corporations and the wealthy from exerting some degree of oligarchic power without trampling on freedom of speech.
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"They (Greece) aren't willing to legislate measures," Athanasios Vamvakidis, global head of G10 forex strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, told CNBC over the phone on Friday.
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"The case for the Alberta government to legislate a firm target to 2030 is a strong one: markets are most efficient where clear signals exist," the letter said.
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To someone who knows so little about guns that they don't think they have anything more to learn, the "what" probably looks like the easiest thing to legislate.
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They said Congress has broad power to issue subpoenas, so long as documents requested can help it legislate, and that courts are reluctant to second-guess its motivations.
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It's not a completely unfamiliar problem for state legislatures, which have all had to legislate forms of consensual harm, such as tattoos, piercings, medical treatments, and organized sports.
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There are worthy questions to be asked about Autopilot, especially as the United States government wrestles with how to legislate advanced driver assistance systems and, eventually, autonomous cars.
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Why it matters: The plan would make the U.K. the first G7 nation to "legislate for net zero emissions," her office said in announcing the legally binding proposal.
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You can't legislate negative partisanship away, and you can't entirely prevent corporations and the wealthy from exerting some degree of oligarchic power without trampling on freedom of speech.
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In a note Monday, Teneo Intelligence's Deputy Director of Research Antonio Barroso said forming a new Spanish administration with a clear mandate to legislate will prove a challenge.
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Kay Swinburne, a British committee member, said CFTC had told the EU the bloc should trust home supervisors of foreign clearing houses and not legislate for "dual oversight".
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I was there in the Senate in 1998 during the impeachment inquiry and trial of Bill Clinton, and we learned to investigate and legislate at the same time.
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It's just not the kind of thing you can legislate neatly without causing problems for somebody who has a condition that lawmakers didn't think of ahead of time.
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The House Encryption Working Group pushed back against efforts to legislate encryption in its year-end report, released Tuesday, instead calling for investigations of new law enforcement techniques.
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Perez told The New York Times he respects Democrats with "personal beliefs" against abortion, but vowed to fight any politician who tries to legislate against women's reproductive rights.
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To do so, Congress must strengthen the Environmental Protection Agency, defend scientific integrity and legislate to advance America's investments in air quality, clean water infrastructure and renewable energy.
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The government said it would also legislate if necessary to give powers to the Ofcom media regulator and the Financial Conduct Authority if their current powers were insufficient.
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This is not enough time to agree, legislate for and ratify a deal, and yet the House has been clear it will not permit leaving without a deal.
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"She'll appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench, overriding Congress, and I'll tell you, the will of the people will mean nothing — nothing," Mr. Trump said.
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Supporters of the measures have been unable to point to a single case that justifies the need to legislate where people should be allowed to use the toilet.
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"Honestly this is an administration that doesn't know how to legislate, thinks it is above the law, and then wonders why it can't get anything done," he said.
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I realize that we cannot—and should not—try to legislate morality, but surely we can, and should, try to stop dissemination of such excretory matter as this.
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The New York City Taxi and Limousine commission is making its latest attempt to legislate a minimum wage for ride-hailing app drivers, reports the New York Times.
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" His essay contained this line about the Supreme Court: "Donald Trump will appoint men and women who will strictly construe the Constitution and not legislate from the bench.
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The previous government failed to legislate the issue, but President Ivan Duque, who took office two months ago, promised during his campaign to boost investment in the sector.
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That would mean asserting its own power to legislate as well as to check the power of the executive — two projects the current Republican Congress has largely abandoned.
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Not only has it suspended Parliament (having said that it would not), so as to limit MPs' time to legislate on Brexit (which, again, it said was unconnected).
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The bad news for the rest of us is that these guys are hardly alone in trying to legislate aspects of human bodies that they do not understand.
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Railroad workers had lived in a special state of grace and even had a special statute to legislate their terms of work, and now that was being erased.
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Rubio, who's been highly active in the gun debate since the Florida shooting, said Thursday at a news conference that his role is to legislate, rather than demonstrate.
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To interpret away Congress's law allows the president to legislate after-the-fact without the consent of, and likely against the will of, hundreds of members of Congress.
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Congressional Republicans seem to think they can carry on and legislate despite the scandal, but since 1933 we have no record of significant legislation without strong presidential leadership.
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If the committee is aggressive, and its work is truly bipartisan, it can not only educate and reassure the public, but also legislate solutions to prevent future abuses.
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"Congress could legislate in a way that's not actually responsive to what the court might do," said Andrew Moylan, executive vice president of the National Taxpayers Union Foundation.
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And until Congress ends its corrupting dependence on the funding of the very few, Congress will not be free to legislate in a way that benefits Americans generally.
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One side cheered the possibility of a "progressive court" stepping in to save democracy, while the other side worried that an "activist court" would legislate from the bench.
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"An incoming Labour government will legislate for a referendum immediately on taking power and hold that referendum within six months," Starmer told his party's annual conference in Brighton.
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"An incoming Labour government will legislate for a referendum immediately on taking power and hold that referendum within six months," Starmer told his party's annual conference in Brighton.
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Parliament then moved to legislate, and after spending most of their political careers avoiding the topic of equal marriage, MPs have spent the past weeks rhapsodizing on it.
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One level deeper: There are 2 broad schools of thought about how to legislate: compromise to find bipartisan solutions or pursue more aggressive policies that don't have bipartisan support.
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It is among the first now to legislate on how to spread the burden among its member nations of its promise to cut emissions by 40 percent by 2030.
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Trump's administration must obtain congressional consent if it wants to legislate on energy issues and the Democrats will still have a blocking majority on most issues in the Senate.
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It's a puzzle that places acts of BDSM in legal limbo—how do you legislate and define consensual, safe practices that are designed to sometimes look nonconsensual and dangerous?
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If MPs have not backed the Brexit deal by then, the government will be under pressure to legislate to allow it to hold European elections should they become necessary.
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But the relative weight of the British economy and its clout in such areas as financial services would make it odd to legislate without at least some prior consultation.
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The anti-commandeering jurisprudence prohibits Congress from telling the states how to govern or legislate or spend their tax dollars in any governmental areas not delegated to the Congress.
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"The fact that only four companies turned up when I invited the 14 biggest in gave me a big impetus to drive this proposal to legislate through," said Hancock.
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"It is absolutely right that we will require to legislate prior to leaving the European Union in order to provide ourselves with trade defense from day one," he said.
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At a recent congressional retreat, Republican leaders told lawmakers they hoped Congress would legislate the repeal by March or April, as part of a process known as budget reconciliation.
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" Christel Highland told The Washington Post that she wrote the letter "because I had friends in Kansas whom I knew were reeling from yet another attempt to legislate hate.
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If the president cannot do his job with honesty, wisdom or even the slightest hint of integrity, Congress must step up to legislate — just like the good old days.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) described the videos as a "nightmarish scenario" to legislate.
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The 2020 election cannot be a quixotic attempt to return to the imagined Valhalla of the Obama years—a time that was actually defined by an inability to legislate.
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But Sharry added that the key player in the House would not be Ryan, but Trump, whose September move to cancel DACA precipitated the urgency to legislate on immigration.
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The U.S. says that China had initially agreed to legislate a wide range of economic reforms, but its latest edits to the proposed agreement have backtracked on several fronts.
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What is it about women's swimwear and more generally women's attire that over and over in history has attracted controversy and impelled societies to legislate or regulate women's choices?
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Indeed, permitted to only be used once in a year, the reconciliation process would make it easier to legislate, as only 50 votes are needed to pass the bill.
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Britain's finance ministry said on Wednesday the British government will legislate, if necessary, to ensure that contractual obligations, such as insurance contracts, can continue to be met after Brexit.
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For eight years, Democrats controlled at least one piece of the constitutional authority to legislate, and Republicans could only dream of advancing even one part of their legislative agenda.
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Previous attempts to legislate for same-sex marriage have been blocked by the socially conservative DUP, despite polls in recent years showing most in the region are in favor.
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It aimed to defend media freedom from restrictive practices by governments, encourage participants to develop plans to legislate for a free press, help improve journalists' safety and counter disinformation.
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Contrasts will be highlighted between the party's message and that of the Republicans, who won't even act to save democracy from an unfit and criminal president, let alone legislate.
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Anti-abortion politicians are hoping that the Supreme Court will stand by and let them legislate abortion out of reach — without the court ever having to reverse Roe v.
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So this November, voters of Michigan, if you want someone who can legislate and body slam their political opponents, you can get you a candidate who can do both.
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Mr. Strickland, whose license plate reads GRAY JAY, said that if the government did adopt the bird as a symbol, it ought to legislate a Canadian name for it.
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An amendment to the Senate's energy bill seeks to legislate fundamentally flawed science in order to tip the scales in favor of an environmentally destructive form of energy: biomass.
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"The department's test is at odds with the Supreme Court's express recognition that legislatures need facts to legislate wisely—facts that are frequently obtained through investigations," House lawyers wrote.
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As House Democrats close in on a vote to impeach Trump, the party is eager to prove it can still legislate with the president as lawmakers hold him accountable.
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If the bill passes, it would mark the first time that a member of the European Union dared to legislate an attack on the academic freedom of a university.
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The timing would give new Democratic members a vote on an issue sure to loom large in the 2020 elections and show that Democrats can legislate during impeachment proceedings.
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LGBT+ activists have called for the British government to step in to legislate for equal marriage, though Prime Minister Theresa May has declined to intervene on Northern Irish issues.
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On the one hand, members of Congress have continued to legislate as they always have — with a far greater concern for the jobs and markets in their own states.
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This is a very unusual way to legislate and reflects House Republicans' desperation to push through basically anything as soon as possible and pass the buck to the Senate.
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Despite Trump's declaration that it's impossible for Democrats to "investigate and legislate at the same time," House Democrats have been doing a lot of legislating over the past few months.
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"Judge Kavanaugh is an exceptionally-qualified jurist who will be a fair and impartial arbiter of the law and will not legislate from the bench," Cornyn said in a statement.
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But Athens has said that it cannot legislate for future cuts and has suggested that it could propose cuts that would be triggered if it looks likely to miss targets.
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Should low-wage workers trust state lawmakers to do the right thing when they've been so hostile to the minimum wage that they can't even be bothered to legislate it?
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It conjures a world in which the persecution of pregnant women seems possible — but, of course, we already live in a world in which the government attempts to legislate biology.
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If presentation is integral to gender, doesn't logic demand that we ditch either sex or gender as classes and legislate for "people who wear trousers" and "people who wear dresses"?
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National governments have by and large preserved their rights to legislate on matters that most exercise citizens, such as the appropriate level of taxation or the management of public services.
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Yet the government persisted in pushing to legislate for a permanent state surveillance regime that cements bulk collection as its foundational core, claiming such powers are necessary for counterterrorism efforts.
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"I have made clear that I will only legislate (to restore Northern Ireland's executive) on the basis of a written agreement between the parties," James Brokenshire said in a statement.
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Scientific discoveries generally outpace our ability to legislate sensible limits, or even understand exactly what we're playing with; that's the point of experimental research, after all: to chart the unknown.
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" He also worries that because 2215 permits localities to legislate their own tax rates for marijuana, saying, "There's a real danger of over-taxation occurring under Prop 220's design.
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The recommendation from the National Consultative Committee on Ethics (CCNE) comes two months after President Emmanuel Macron promised to legislate on access to medically assisted procreation for lesbians if elected.
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Video "Judge Kavanaugh is an exceptionally qualified jurist who will be a fair and impartial arbiter of the law and will not legislate from the bench," Cornyn said last month.
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"The parliament should legislate to remove obstacles to raising production and improve the business climate," Mr Larijani told an economic conference in Qom, the country's religious centre, on February 14th.
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Modern society also has "to decide how much privacy we want, how we want to legislate it, and how we want to control it," Mauldin said in a CNBC interview.
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"I've been very clear since I took office: my objective is not to try and legislate as much as I possibly can," EU financial services commissioner Jonathan Hill told Reuters.
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So for now, cities have the green light to legislate for higher wages, even as the national debate over wage policy becomes a point of contestation in the presidential campaign.
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This led to the criticism that the agreement had actually not gone far enough in demanding governments actually consider and legislate as though they have a crisis on their hands.
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He has to juggle his pro-business approach with left-leaning elements of the ruling African National Congress that want to legislate for land expropriation without compensation, among other policies.
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How impossibly complicated and messy it would be to legislate for rape/incest etc, how legalisation would strip away fathers' rights, adoption was a better way, all the usual explanations.
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Ironically, Beijing and its allies are using Hong Kong's well-established rule of law, one of Hong Kong's main political and economic strengths, to effectively legislate away rule of law.
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The government, which has a slim parliamentary majority, has sought broad political support for the reforms it needs to legislate to pass the review and start talks on debt relief.
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They find it more politically expedient to promote fear than to critically debate and legislate on how to conduct counterterrorism operations that actually make communities safe—without sacrificing human rights.
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Speier, who has led the fight in Congress to legislate against the sharing of nonconsensual pornography known as revenge porn, last year introduced legislation targeting those who share such media.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday that it is "pathetic" that Congress had failed to legislate on DACA after Trump provided them a deadline and a path.
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Amend the laws: Extend the Flores rule about how long children can be detained from 20 days to 90 days, and legislate that babies born in detention are not citizens.
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Democrats, then, would do well to remember that the Constitution grants Congress broad powers to legislate to protect and enlarge voting rights, enshrined in the 503th, 19th and 26th Amendments.
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Adopting a digital approach and using secure technology to maintain operations and transparency during this crisis would allow members to openly deliberate, legislate, and conduct oversight of the executive branch.
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Whether driven by partisanship, misguided by perverse media and political incentives, or simply put off by the burdens of responsibility, members of both houses are now reluctant to really legislate.
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"I have no reason to believe that this Congress has the capacity or will to actually legislate on those issues," said Isaac Boltansky, an analyst at Compass Point Research & Trading.
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Franklin California Tax-Free Trust, concerning the inapplicability of the 10th Amendment to Puerto Rico and its inability to legislate a territorial bankruptcy law parallel to the Federal Bankruptcy Code.
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Canadian commodity producers remain worried about the impact of a strike on shipments, but some analysts say the country's federal government is likely to quickly legislate strikers back to work.
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Franklin California Tax-Free Trust, concerning the inapplicability of the Tenth Amendment to Puerto Rico and its inability to legislate a territorial bankruptcy law parallel to the Federal Bankruptcy Code.
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But it's the same thing—if you think you're entitled to my body, then you're gonna grab it with my consent or you're gonna legislate against it without my consent.
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Chris Collins said Friday afternoon prior to the cancellation of the vote that if the health care bill fails, it would leave a "black eye" on his party's ability to legislate.
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McSally continued, telling the audience that her job was to legislate, to be a check and balance on the President but not to be a constant commentator on his every move.
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The Republican-controlled Senate approved by a 51-to-49 vote a budget blueprint for the 2018 fiscal year in a pursuit to legislate the tax-cut package without Democratic support.
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Noting that there is no constitutional way to pass contingency measures in Greece, he said the government would have to legislate steps and promise to annul them if they proved unnecessary.
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Gatto's amendment was one of several recent efforts to legislate around Prop 65, including a bill in the US House that — rather than amend Prop 65 — would essentially repeal it nationally.
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So why not take it slow, legislate, build support, and make compromises over the following months in a process like the one Democrats used, rather than continuing on this mad dash?
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That is especially true when the federal government cannot legislate—which today means most of the time—because the ability of states to decide their own fate becomes correspondingly more important.
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Men overwhelmingly legislate the issues that impact women's lives, dominating decisions on policies ranging from health care and reproductive rights to early childhood education and the continued campaign for equal pay.
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" He claimed Clinton will "appoint radical judges" to the Supreme Court "who will legislate from the bench, overriding Congress, and I'll tell you, the will of the people will mean nothing.
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The decision also follows last week's explosive meeting on infrastructure, during which Trump told Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that Democrats cannot investigate and legislate at the same time.
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"While the UK could unilaterally legislate for the (British) recognition of foreign resolution actions, there would be no guarantee for reciprocal recognition of resolution measures taken by the UK," it added.
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Though Murkowski is officially registered as a Republican, she won without her party's endorsement, and so she tends to legislate through the lens of what would benefit her constituents the most.
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Lowina Tse, a gynecologist and a director of Hong Kong Women Doctors Association, told CNN efforts to legislate around periods should be part of a move for better labor health protection.
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Mitsotakis has also pledged to cut corporate, income and property taxes and wants to legislate a growth clause on the minimum wage, meaning increases will be twice the economy's expansion rate.
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Greece now needs to legislate the new measures before euro zone finance ministers approve the disbursement of loans, money Athens needs to repay 7.5 billion euros in debt maturing in July.
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"It would seriously undermine parliamentary sovereignty for you, as prime minister, to prorogue parliament to prevent it from considering whether to legislate to prevent a no-deal Brexit," the letter said.
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These leaders have an opportunity to collaborate with legislators who care about the financial wellbeing of their constituents and legislate with their story, and that of 44 million Americans, in mind.
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Most recently, as a senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sessions is a leading advocate of confirming federal judges who follow the law and do not legislate from the bench.
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It is very easy to label Trump a racist simply by his vile rhetoric: But it is his policies that underscore and seek to regularize and legislate his bigotry and discrimination.
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While we cannot legislate away hate, we must expect government officials to discuss serious issues, especially our gun control problem, thoughtfully and respectfully in order to help strengthen our great nation.
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It isn't possible to legislate in a sort of conservative way but not really, and at the same time get some Democratic votes in the House and make the media happy.
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To approve the target after 2018, the IMF wants Athens to legislate now for cuts in pension spending and to reduce its tax-free threshold for after 2018, the official said.
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More importantly, Kavanaugh has demonstrated over the years his belief that the proper role of a judge is to interpret and apply the law as written, not legislate from the bench.
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That six-month skirmish ended last month with Congress unable to legislate new protection from deportation for 700,000 "Dreamers" after Trump ended an Obama-era program giving them temporary legal status.
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An Indian finance ministry official said a federal committee was looking into the possibility of imposing restrictions on virtual currencies and that eventually parliament would have to legislate a regulatory regime.
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Congress stalled in its effort to legislate on the matter, and the court injunction forced the Trump administration to keep granting renewals to existing DACA recipients whose two-year permits expire.
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Sweden has resisted the move to legislate the kind of quotas for women in top corporate positions adopted in neighboring Norway in 2003, followed later by France, the Netherlands and Spain.
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Before we get more privacy regulation let's define the scope of the right, legislate only when financial or physical harm is shown and demand that laws avoid limiting legitimate free expression.
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"People need to see us legislate in a way that affects their lives," said Hamadanchy, who also pointed out he was the first Democrat in the race to support single-payer.
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The downside of such proposals is that they would have a heavy impact on those who can least afford them, and the proposals would be difficult to legislate in many communities.
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On the line for the president will be his ability to legislate, build his promised border wall, appoint new judges and ultimately set the stage to run for a second term.
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Republicans are much more likely to approve of Trump's immigration agenda, but a renewed push to legislate around Trump's immigration agenda could be disastrous for vulnerable Republican candidates in battleground districts.
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That would be done with so-called Henry VIII clauses that gained their name from the Statute of Proclamations in 1539, under which the king had power to legislate by proclamation.
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" Jeff Flake of Arizona on July 93 -- "As I have said before, approving a nominee who will interpret the Constitution rather than legislate from the bench should be our top priority.
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Net neutrality supporters largely reject any attempt to legislate open internet protections, arguing that a GOP-controlled Congress would not produce rules as strong as what the FCC had in place.
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" Trump reiterated that sentiment in a string of tweets posted after his news conference in which he claimed "[y]ou can't investigate and legislate simultaneously — it just doesn't work that way.
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Many Israelis wondered why it was even necessary to legislate the country&aposs obvious character and questioned whether it would have any practical implication, beyond stoking domestic tensions and drawing international criticism.
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After all, who knows better that a judge's job is to apply the law as it is – and not to legislate from the bench – than someone who was previously a legislator himself?
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Federal Election Commission and several additional decisions, the Court effectively decreed that the American people cannot legislate election funding limits regardless of the loss of equal rights to representation and free speech.
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Britain has previously said it was already leading the world on addressing climate change-related damage as the first major economy to legislate to end its contribution to global warming by 2050.
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All have expressed concern about the drafts, as well as a lack of transparency and the intention to legislate through decrees instead of going through parliament, despite having a strong majority there.
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After receiving final approval last month from the Office of Management and Budget, the federal net neutrality rules are set to end on June 11th, leaving states to legislate their own protections.
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The EU has put Internet companies on notice that it will legislate if they do not do a better job self-policing their services for extremist propaganda, hate speech and other abuses.
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Shut out of the nitty-gritty of trying to legislate on Capitol Hill, Rathod argued that Democrats should take a cue from Sanders and quit living in fear of pushback from conservatives.
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The legislature will never be efficient or modern if it cannot even legislate, and Congress will continue to lose leaders until the issues that fundamentally prevent it from functioning are actually addressed.
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"We must continue to legislate by bringing people together, seeking input from those with different perspectives and working to consensus-build on the issues that matter most to our community," he said.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will legislate additional reforms sought by its lenders but implementing them in 2019 and 2020 is contingent on securing further debt relief, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday.
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Greece argues that its laws do not allow it to pass contingency laws and offered to legislate an automatic mechanism for across-the-board spending cuts if it falls short of goals.
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"This is an ancient, colonial set of regulations, and you don't use them unless you can't legislate anymore," said Martin Lee, a veteran activist and one of the city's most prominent lawyers.
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"It's kind of ridiculous that we have to legislate this, but it is such a pervasive problem in our work on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee," said the panel's chairman, Rep.
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The prime minister closed down Parliament for five weeks earlier this month in a move opponents argued was designed to stifle their efforts to legislate against a no-deal Brexit in October.
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His placement of the op-ed is possibly intended to reassure lawmakers following warnings from Hancock that government will have to step in and legislate if tech companies fail to regulate themselves.
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But in more informal discussions since then, members of both caucuses have explored ways a bipartisan coalition might step in to legislate amid the impossibly large internal divisions in the Republican majority.
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"For the first time after so many attempts ... a draft law that aims to legislate on gay people's rights is finally being discussed," gay rights group Arcigay's national secretary, Gabriele Piazzoni, said.
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To that end, it's a representational question within politics, and that means not just women, because we know that there women and people of color who legislate on a conservative side, too.
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In a decree, the assembly said it would "assume the ability to legislate over matters directly related to guaranteeing peace, security and sovereignty," as well as a long list of other areas.
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" The reason for this misunderstanding is that many Westerners' ideas about religion are based mainly on Christianity, whose very Savior reportedly gave up the will to legislate "the kingdom of this world.
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Salvador Silva, a senior official at the attorney general's office, said both states needed to wait for the roll-out of a federal government anti-corruption reform, rather than legislate individual measures.
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Pelosi is also casting the trade pact as a political win that shows her caucus can legislate even as they move toward just the third impeachment of a U.S. president in history.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham has a long history of reaching across the aisle to legislate on this topic and is working now on a bill to address our asylum system.
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The European Union is also pushing tech companies to clean up their act when it comes to illegal content and hate speech, threatening to legislate new rules if voluntary arrangements don't work.
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In 2017, after the National Assembly was arbitrarily stripped of its right to legislate by the government-controlled Supreme Court, the highest in the country, street protests rocked the nation once more.
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Santos said his side had studied their opponents but that it was impossible to legislate for Uruguay's first goal, which featured a superb interaction between Luis Suarez and his strike partner Cavani.
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The All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU), the top body of Islamic scholars in Sri Lanka, said they supported a short-term ban on security grounds, but opposed any attempt to legislate against burqas.
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The market will also keep an eye on political developments in Washington, with rising doubts about President Donald Trump's ability to legislate his pro-growth policies after the failure of the healthcare bill.
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For a long time, they have simply ignored Congress or losses at the ballot box, and decided that they were going to promote judges who would make policy or legislate from the bench.
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A government-commissioned review looked into the matter of modern workplace practices and in response on Monday the business ministry said it would legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests.
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"Can you legislate your way all the way to the kind of socialist society you want, with no capitalists, with workers democratically deciding things?" he asks, thinking out loud as much as anything.
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Elizabeth Warren is key, particularly because of the battle ahead in California, where some Democrats are pushing to legislate that Uber drivers and other gig-economy workers should be considered employees, not contractors.
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However, also speaking last fall, Commissioner Andrus Ansip suggested the U.S. will in fact need to legislate for enhanced data protection if it wants to secure a new agreement on European data transfers.
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But his 41-page ruling is a straightforward application of a 90-year-old Supreme Court precedent recognising that Congress's power to secure "needed information" is "an attribute of the power to legislate".
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"It's easy to see Trump as 'bad' for Mexico in particular and for U.S. trade-dependent economies in general but there are limits to what a president can legislate, " the note said Wednesday.
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But in a country famous for valuing the sanctity of downtime, no one can seem to agree on how best to legislate on the right not to reply to your boss after 5pm.
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The most successful presidents enter the short window that a president enjoys to legislate after having articulated a broad vision of what they hoped to accomplish and what their key priorities would be.
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"The bill, which is based on Greek proposals, covers the biggest part of the issues under review," said a government official, adding that creditors had not opposed Athens' move to legislate the reforms.
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Betting that their common ground will trump the differences, Kuczynski plans to ask Congress to temporarily grant him powers to legislate economic reforms, a request that Fujimori's lawmakers have said they would evaluate.
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The UK government has said it could legislate to require age verification checks on users of dating apps, following an investigation into underage use of dating apps published by the Sunday Times yesterday.
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"This is made necessary because there's a continuing trend by the Obama administration, President Obama and his appointees, to use authority that they don't have to attempt to legislate," Davidson told The Hill.
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A cross-party parliamentary committee last month recommended that the state legislate to allow terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy, a more liberal position than some had anticipated.
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But now some lawmakers cite that history as evidence the FBI is using the court order to try to force de facto policy changes that it was unable to persuade Congress to legislate.
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While American Airlines recently announced that passengers with nut allergies will be allowed to pre-board, not enough is being done in the public sector to legislate for the health of all Americans.
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"We will obviously legislate (the measures) in order to secure a deal on debt relief," Tsipras told ANT1 television, saying he wanted a solution to Greece's debt mountain by the end of May.
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"The Democrats uniformly voted against it, and they're going home and messaging that and trying to act if there's no relationship between what you legislate and what happens in the economy," said Rep.
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He should, as Truman did, take to the airwaves and byways to make his case directly to the American people and to the Congress, which must ultimately legislate the Space Force into being.
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"The U.K. government has committed to legislate, if necessary, to allow EEA counterparties to continue servicing contracts with U.K. entities (through a temporary permissions regime and additional legislation if required)," the report said.
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A parliamentary committee last month recommended that the state should instead legislate to allow terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy, a more liberal position than some had anticipated.
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But as one of those demands is that same-sex marriage be legalized, Sinn Fein is now likely to stand back and let the British government legislate instead, a senior DUP politician said.
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Although last year the UK government lost a legal challenge to prior domestic surveillance legislation under EU law — with Europe's top court reiterating that state's cannot legislate for "general and indiscriminate data retention".
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Progressives have convinced many that the anti-abortion cause is fundamentally anti-woman — an attempt to legislate women's freedoms and physiology, not a movement with human rights and human dignity at its heart.
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Opposition lawmakers, as well as some members of parliament (MPs) from Johnson's ruling Conservative Party, are poised to legislate over the coming days in a bid to stop the possibility of no deal.
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"Instead of providing the type of scientific information needed by Congress to legislate effectively, senior departmental officials sought to hide information, lobbied against legislation, and retaliated against a scientist for being forthcoming," Rep.
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The court assumed that its purpose was fulfilled when chattel slavery vanished and rejected claims that various forms of racial inequality that persisted amounted to "badges of slavery" against which Congress could legislate.
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There is also controversy over plans to deploy so-called Henry VIII clauses that gained their name from the Statute of Proclamations in 1539, which gave the king power to legislate by proclamation.
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Still, Democrats saw its passage as a significant victory and an important statement of their principles — as well as evidence that they can legislate while also preparing articles of impeachment against President Trump.
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If Congress doesn't legislate a replacement for DACA, its 690,000 beneficiaries will officially begin to lose benefits on March 85033, the end date for the program set by Trump's rescission order in September.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has long argued that Democrats can "walk and chew gum" at the same time — investigating the president and pursuing impeachment without giving up their ability to legislate.
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In doing so, the government plans to deploy so-called Henry VIII clauses that gained their name from the Statute of Proclamations in 1539, which gave the king power to legislate by proclamation.
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USMCA may also prove to be a political win for both Trump, who pledged to rip up NAFTA in 2016, and vulnerable Democrats eager to show moderate voters they can legislate amid impeachment.
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The president's declaration of a state of emergency to build his wall already triggered a battle over the power to legislate; that fight will now grow to include the power of the purse.
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"It is clear that with this ruling the court is attempting to bypass the Constitution and the legislative process and legislate themselves, directly from the bench," the two lawmakers said in a statement.
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And meanwhile, Democrats give away their game, this is great, by turning down legislate fixes, who would want to fix this after all, proving that they would rather hurt the President than help children.
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Lenders want a contingency plan enshrined in law that would automatically trigger spending cuts in case Greece fails to meet its fiscal targets, but Greece has said it cannot legislate on a hypothetical event.
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She said the government was committed to worker representation but open to different ways of doing it, easing fears among some business leaders and lobbyists that the government could legislate to enforce mandatory representation.
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Tsipras, who faces national elections in 2019 and whose popularity is sagging, said the country would legislate the additional measures sought by its lenders but implementing them was contingent on securing further debt relief.
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The statement also confirms the government intends to legislate to provide for an expanded and modernized data protection framework specifically for national security purposes — an area that lies outside the scope of the GDPR.
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If it still refuses, the deadline will become April 12th (the deadline for Britain to legislate to hold European elections in May), when Mrs May will be asked to come up with a proposal.
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Chief Justice George R. Strathy said the carbon tax was within Parliament's jurisdiction to legislate in matters of "national concern," citing the accumulation of greenhouse gas emissions as an existential threat to human civilization.
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It took Edward Snowden's whistleblowing of the NSA to shine a light on state surveillance overreach in 2013 and provide the impetus for politicians to legislate to lay down some fresh privacy red lines.
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The Social Democrats and their junior coalition partner ALDE have denied the changes would affect the independence of the judiciary and have stressed that parliament has the right to legislate however it sees fit.
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Historically, the language of sexual violence has been an ideological battleground: If there is no word for an act, you cannot name it, which means that you cannot report it or legislate against it.
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It's one thing for states to determine the implementation of a federal ban on abortion, but no state should be given the power to legislate away the right to life of the preborn child.
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To break the impasse, the government, trailing the conservative opposition in opinion polls, has agreed to pre-legislate economic reforms, including cuts in income tax breaks and pensions to take effect from the 2019.
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But at this point, one thing you could do is legislate, and as part of our proposal is that if you go to that site, you can't share data back to the other sites.
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"What was decided in Malta ... renders the horizon for the country's exit from supervision visible," Tsipras said, in a bid to drum up support for the difficult measures his lawmakers will need to legislate.
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With some notable exceptions, once in Congress most politicians choose to ignore their party's platform commitments, failing to legislate either a statehood admission bill, a "statehood yes or no" plebiscite or any other process.
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While the U.S. has yet to legislate hard and fast rules on bitcoin and other virtual currencies, the Securities and Exchange Commission warned in July that it might move to regulate new token sales.
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The S&P has tumbled 218.07 percent in the last two weeks - the biggest two-week drop since the U.S. elections - on concerns over President Donald Trump's ability to legislate his pro-growth agenda.
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But his approval rating climbed to 63 percent in September, and 91 percent of Peruvians think Congress should give him special powers to legislate his economic reforms, according to an Ipsos poll published Sunday.
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But now some onlookers, including lawmakers, cite that history as evidence the FBI is using court orders to try to force de facto policy changes that it was unable to persuade Congress to legislate.
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The Office of Technology Assessment was created in 1972 by an act of Congress during the Nixon administration, when lawmakers expressed alarm that they couldn't understand and properly legislate complicated science and technology issues.
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I think abortion opponents will have that trust vindicated; I think a Roberts-Kavanaugh court, however restrained in other ways, will overrule Casey and allow the states to legislate freely on abortion once again.
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As Kirby reports, this means that MPs now have just over three weeks to legislate Brexit — either passing a Brexit deal, or blocking the UK from exiting the EU without a deal in place.
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In the frantic rush to legislate a new tax code by Christmas, the House and the Senate must eventually reconcile their plans, which differ but have a common underlying priority: lasting cuts for corporations.
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"We think it's a smart way to legislate," said Jonas Oransky, the legal director at Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control group founded by Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor.
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He urged the IMF to revise its stance, saying it was against European values to ask a country which is in a programme to legislate now on measures which will be activated in 2019.
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What does it do to congress' ability to legislate whether it is USMCA whether it is safeguards regarding China, prescription drug reform, even getting actual funding for fiscal 2020 Federal budget which begins tomorrow.
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Passing USMCA holds political promise for Trump, who pledged during his 85033 campaign to rip-up NAFTA, as well as Democrats eager to show they can still legislate while pursuing impeachment against the president.
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EARLIER THIS month the head of one of Canada's largest oil companies asked the government in the energy-rich province of Alberta to set aside its free-market principles and legislate reductions in oil production.
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In other words, someone will throw the Constitution to the wind and write laws and legislate from the bench someone who will even use international law, not our Constitution, as a basis for their findings.
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The new law is widely expected to be appealed to the Supreme Court on the grounds the Knesset does not have the authority to legislate property issues on land that is not part of Israel.
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Since the collapse of a power sharing administration in Northern Ireland, British officials have been taking major decisions in the region and this means the government could legislate directly despite health being a devolved issue.
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According to the brief filed by his attorneys, Democrats do not have any plans to legislate based on the information they retrieve from Mazars, but rather they want to embarrass Trump with whatever they uncover.
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Sound smart: Walden and other Congressional Republicans would gather some momentum in their efforts to legislate net neutrality by getting internet companies firmly on board with their efforts, which already have the backing of ISPs.
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The draft Investigatory Powers Bill, covering the operation of surveillance capabilities deployed by domestic security and law enforcement agencies, is currently before parliament — with the government aiming to legislate by the end of this year.
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Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said Friday that there's been "significant progress" in talks with the Greek government after the latter agreed to legislate reforms affecting the country's pension system and widen the country's tax base.
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Where immediately after the election Republicans could hope to hide behind abstraction and the false promise of a pristine replacement bill, their sputtering efforts to legislate health care in the interim have completely denuded them.
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Fearing a constant tug of war at the FCC, some stakeholders have suggested that instead of hopeless games like a CRA vote, Congress should legislate a fix that can better stand the test of time.
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Trump's executive order, while a step in the right direction, is not enough; rather than leave a ban caught in the regulatory system and then the courts, Congress needs to do its job and legislate.
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The other GOP, meanwhile, is made up of establishment, orthodox conservatives like the Tennessee senator and his Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who want to use their power to legislate and fret about Trump's global leadership.
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And even if it did, it would almost certainly be dead on arrival in the Senate, essentially ensuring a failure to legislate on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, at least before March 5.
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Many traders expected further gains for sterling on Tuesday, but instead the pound tumbled after lawmakers rejected a plan to legislate a delay to Brexit next month if May fails to secure concessions from Brussels.
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The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, also said the government was ready to legislate or include the issue in its 2019 budget and economic package if the central bank gave the green light.
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Regardless of the result, lawmakers have vowed to re-legislate the issue and will consider a compromise bill that, compared to Prop 2, would restrict how marijuana could be consumed and who could grow it.
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The case, Ms. McKenzie said, would be predicated on the legal argument that, under the Canadian constitution, the Quebec government does not have the legal right to legislate the relationship between religion and the state.
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Even if Trump does not have a mandate to legislate on social issues, and even if he himself has mixed feelings on such questions, we should expect to see new laws favored by religious traditionalists.
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Salvador Silva, a senior official at the attorney general's office, said earlier this week both states needed to wait for the roll-out of a federal government anti-corruption reform, rather than legislate individual measures.
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And yet governments keep trying to legislate it out of existence, with legislation that will only harm people who use the metaphorical TSA locks, courtesy of leaked keys, rogue government workers, and authoritarian governments everywhere.
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Perhaps most important, Senate Republicans have begun to stiffen their spines against Mr. Trump, who has spent the better part of his presidency alternatively ignoring, undermining or outright denouncing the efforts of Congress to legislate.
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It doesn't even touch the creation of fake accounts, and fake pages, which in many ways is the more pervasive and insidious effort, but figuring out a way to legislate around that, that gets dicier.
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On hate speech content generally it continues to apply pressure on platforms to respond more quickly, with the omnipresent threat that if they don't keep up it could step in and legislate — as Germany already has.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Sterling fell and London's FTSE 100 index rose on Tuesday after Britain's supreme court ruled the government must legislate through parliament to trigger the start of talks on leaving the European Union.
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But no matter how much influence the company has, the Tornillo case on the makes it unlikely Congress will ever be able to legislate its News Feed, Duke Law School professor Stuart Benjamin told BuzzFeed News.
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Of course, I can't know whether the Bengals will bomb it to Ross as a rookie any more than the Chiefs did for Hill last year, because—say it with me now—we can't legislate usage.
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" The move would effectively legislate transgender Americans "out of existence" in the eyes of the government, as part of a larger effort "to roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law.
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"You can't investigate and legislate simultaneously — it just doesn't work that way," Trump wrote in a post on Twitter on Wednesday shortly after walking out of an infrastructure meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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The hope among GOP leaders has always been that maybe one day the scandals will stop and Trump, a Republican president, will allow the Republican-controlled House and Senate to legislate: cut taxes, repeal Obamacare, deregulate.
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The contingency plan would mean that Greece would have to legislate new measures worth about 2 percent of GDP to be applied in 2019 and 2020 – after the bailout expires in 2018, EU sources told CNBC.
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He explained that a law prohibiting an abortion, even where the mother's life was in jeopardy, would violate the Constitution, but otherwise he stated the states had the power to legislate with regard to this matter.
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On a technical note, the U.K. is legislated to leave the EU on March 29 whatever happens so to avoid this the U.K. would have to legislate to prevent a "no-deal" departure on March 29.
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With prior agreement between governments in London and Edinburgh, the UK government can devolve power temporarily from Westminster to the Scottish parliament, Holyrood, making a bill to legislate for an independence referendum in Edinburgh legally watertight.
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But if the government's intention is to legislate to outlaw end-to-end encryption that should at least be made clear in the language of the bill — so it can be quite rightly opposed in parliament.
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Last week a UK parliamentary committee which has been investigating the impacts of social media and screen use among children recommended the government legislate to place a legal 'duty of care' on platforms to protect minors.
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" Wright said the government plans to legislate "at the earliest opportunity" — to provide the regulator with stronger powers to to enforcement the incoming Telecoms Security Requirements, and to establish "stronger national security backstop powers for government.
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We must leave these decisions to be made between a patient and her health-care provider, and insist our elected officials legislate based on medical realities, not personal ideologies that conflict with high-quality medical care.
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The two legislators and now 6900 others from both parties who have joined them have proposed a little known congressional tool to rehabilitate the legislative branch and make it possible for legislators to actually legislate again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union won't legislate to extend the life of a widely used euro interest rate benchmark despite warnings of a market crunch, a senior official from the bloc's executive body said on Monday.
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While Britain is willing to legislate on cross-border contracts, Brussels has been silent in the face of industry calls to "grandfather" them - give legal permission for multi-year cross-border contracts to run their course.
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The national Legislature, for example, was effectively dissolved by the Maduro government after opposition candidates won a majority in 2015 — but representatives of the National Assembly continue to meet and legislate in defiance of the administration.
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Gun control has long been one of the most divisive and contentious issues in Washington, and the rush to legislate on school safety reflects the difficulty of passing measures that have anything to do with guns.
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Both sides' failure to legislate allowed the cruelty to persist for weeks while a mounting bipartisan consensus in Congress implored the president to stop doing what its own laws arguably gave him the discretion to do.
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The Federal Trade Commission can fine companies for egregious data breaches and issue reports, creating a rough idea of guidelines, but these efforts fall short of actually being able to legislate that companies meet those standards.
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"We've got people running for president all trying to find their base, and then you've got people from Trump states that are trying to continue to legislate the way we always have — by negotiation," she said.
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"We've got people running for president all trying to find their base, and then you've got people from Trump states that are trying to continue to legislate the way we always have -- by negotiation," Missouri Sen.
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Since then, brands have been slow to sign even the voluntary and self-regulated codes of conduct proposed for their factory labor, let alone cooperate with efforts to legislate protections for workers all over the world.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fights over property rights extended to pavements, space, the sea, data, dead people's images, and even noises and smells in 2000, with governments scrambling to define and legislate emerging areas of concern.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fights over property rights extended to pavements, space, the sea, data, dead people's images, and even noises and smells in 2000, with governments scrambling to define and legislate emerging areas of concern.
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Republicans, as the party of limited government, probably have more to gain policy-wise by being able to stop new government programs from being created than by having the freedom to legislate with a simple majority.
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As an increasing number of countries around the world move to legislate marriage equality—Australia being the most recent example—MassResistance can be often be found working behind the scenes to support local anti-LGBTQ groups.
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"This is a much simpler approach without creating an enormous federal apparatus that would be very difficult to legislate and administer," said Ira Loss of Washington Analysis, who tracks the intersection between Wall Street and regulatory policy.
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And not just any win — a big win that takes advantage of Trump's unpopularity to not just eke out an Electoral College win but crush him and drive enough down-ballot gains to let Democrats actually legislate.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's Congress voted overwhelmingly to give centrist President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski 90 days to legislate his initial batch of economic reforms, clearing the way for higher corporate taxes and a lower value-added tax rate.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - A Tunisian police officer who was stabbed by a suspected Islamist died of his wounds on Thursday, and security unions threatened to stage protests if parliament fails to legislate tougher protections for security force personnel.
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"If Democrats controlled state legislatures across the country, many of these voting-rights lawsuits wouldn't be necessary because we'd be able to legislate the expansion of voting rights in states," said Jessica Post, president of the DLCC.
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As lawmakers voted for the bills Friday, teachers packed the rotunda of their state's capitol and grounds for a fifth day — chanting, "2–4–6–8, we want you to legislate," singing numbers from the musical Oklahoma!
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This week the government said it's committed to legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests — to "reflect the reality of the modern working relationships" — which could have major implications for platform giants like Uber.
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The Leave campaign has outlined plans to legislate in the House of Commons to repeal some EU obligations immediately, while holding-off on invoking the Article 50 divorce clause to deprive the EU of leverage on timing.
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The previous government failed to legislate the issue, but President Ivan Duque, who took office two months ago, promised during his campaign to boost investment in the sector, which meant providing legal clarity to the mining sector.
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To make sure that Greece indeed reaches and keeps the 3.5 percent surplus target, some euro zone officials are considering asking Greece to legislate contingency measures, which would only kick in if the country misses its targets.
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A 22019 attempt to legislate new gun regulations, which would have prevented the sale of guns to persons with a history of mental illness, (including the Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook shooters), failed in the US Senate.
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While our President and federal lawmakers have been diligent in their efforts to protect law enforcement; they need to legislate a standard for the authority and use of force capabilities of what a law enforcement officer is.
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What is clear is that even should May gain the support of the DUP for confidence votes and budgets, she will struggle to legislate normally at a time when the economy badly needs fiscal and policy support.
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Last week, Judge Gustavo A. Gelpí of the United States District Court in San Juan upheld the prohibition, saying Congress has the power to legislate over the territories, even if an "undemocratic predicament" exists in Puerto Rico.
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EU officials cited "important progress" on a number of key reforms in the financial sector and the package of fiscal measures for 2019, which the leftist-led government agreed to legislate to help speed up the talks.
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I've said many times before that this is not a problem we as a country are going to be able to arrest, incarcerate, spend, or legislate our way out of – we all must work together, as Americans.
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It also says it's keen to boost accessibility and reuse of public and publicly funded data, such as in the areas of public transport and public utilities, and is preparing to legislate on this in spring 2018.
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He said Pannick's central argument was that lawmakers would not be able to legislate over a no-deal Brexit but that events of recent days "indicate that that is just untenable" and rendered the proceedings "slightly pointless".
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"The Committee's findings and recommendations which focus on changes to the criminal law on abortion cannot be addressed in the absence of a legislature with authority to legislate on such matters in Northern Ireland," Britain's response said.
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"We've got people running for president all trying to find their base, and then you've got people from Trump states that are trying to continue to legislate the way we always have — by negotiation," Ms. McCaskill said.
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"We will not buy into the false premise that it is Congress's role to legislate solutions to problems of his own making," said Senator Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland, the top Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Just maybe: But -- and this is a tenuous but at best -- senators on both sides have been desperate for committees to dig in and legislate in a Senate chamber that has essentially become a judicial confirmation factory.
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Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary, Richard Burgon, one of two MPs that organized the letter, said he believes the 2021 deadline is too far away and that his party will continue to legislate to give victims further protection.
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If the country wanted a robust debate on guns, they got some behind-the-scenes negotiations, a side-effect members say of the tendency in Washington to legislate while always having one eye on the next election.
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While there may have originally been Republican apprehension to legislate a rebuke of the administration's position toward Saudi Arabia, Secretary Perry's recent letter shows that the Executive and the Legislative branches are now of the same opinion.
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Its detractors, including academics and antitrust lawyers who spoke with CNBC on the condition of anonymity, say it takes unprecedented steps to legislate America's largest companies that undoes decades of jurisprudence and weakens the country's competitive stance.
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Democrats, who have sought tougher enforcement of labor rules to ensure U.S. companies do not move jobs to Mexico, have tried to show they can legislate even as they move forward with an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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However, some of the measures that Greece had to legislate to end the third program only come into effect in the coming months and years, including changes to pensions, which kick in at the start of 2019.
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Members of the public who haven't been to law school erroneously glean from this false dichotomy that there are "bad" judges who legislate from the bench by interpreting ambiguous text to serve their (mostly progressive) ideological goals.
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She pushed through a law to raise the drinking age to 18 — a restriction that persists today — and kept pressure on the Conservatives to legislate, in 1928, to allow women to vote at 21, rather than 30.
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He said Pannick's central argument was that lawmakers would not be able to legislate over a no-deal Brexit but that events of the last days "indicate that is just untenable" and rendered the proceedings "slightly pointless".
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Attempts to legislate for same-sex marriage have been blocked by the Democratic Unionist Party, a key ally of British Prime Minister Theresa May, despite opinion polls in recent years showing most in the region are in favor.
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The Greek government agrees with the IMF that debt relief is needed, but has objected to the Fund's position that the government should pre-legislate for specific automatic fiscal correction measures if it misses future primary surplus targets.
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In other words, stop treating Congress as a place to legislate and compromise; instead, make it an arena for permanent, all-out partisan warfare, waged both in the legislative chamber and on the proliferating 24-hour news channels.
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If the Pennsylvania court's ruling is permitted to stand, Republicans argue, "[s]tate courts would be free to legislate an infinite number of requirements and impose them on state legislatures, thereby seizing control of elections to federal office".
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"Based on ... how the U.S. political system works, President Trump was never going to be able to legislate as boldly, and unilaterally, as some rhetoric suggested," said James Athey, senior investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management in London.
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In his attempt to legislate sexual desire, the bill's author, Member of Parliament David Bahati, characterized homosexuals as sexual deviants essentially driven by predatory sexual practices, specifically "converting" young boys under the age of 18 and the disabled.
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Perhaps spurred by the minister's threat to legislate to make companies open to prosecution if they host images or messages that encourage terrorism, their rate of voluntary compliance has soared from 50 percent in a year, she said.
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It will also depend on Republicans' ability to stay unified, to focus on what is achievable, to actually legislate and appropriate, and—perhaps most importantly—to convince the country that they are acting on principle rather than partisanship.
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"Unlike the D.C. Council, which passed this law, no member of this Congress was elected to legislate on local D.C. matters or is accountable to the voters of the District of Columbia," Norton said during House floor debate.
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Mr. Tsipras's three-seat majority in Parliament is expected to hold for Sunday's vote, but officials have warned that obliging the authorities to legislate additional contingency measures could prompt a revolt that would shake the fragile government's stability.
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Faced with criticism from the right-wing coalition of the Freedom Caucus and Fox News commentators, President Trump decided to legislate by holding hostage the federal government — and the citizens who depend on it and work for it.
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There are, of course, a lot of reasons why that might have occurred, but Michelle wondered if perhaps investors are picking up a credibility gap between what the President says and what he and his team can legislate.
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The Commission explained in its letter to Rafalska that, while countries were not obliged to legislate for equal retirement ages immediately, a permanent exemption from the general aim of reaching gender equality on social protection was not possible.
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Last year the UK government announced plans to legislate on social media and safety, though it has yet to publish details of its plans (a white paper setting out platforms' responsibilities is expected in the next few months).
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The Conservative government's prior attempt to legislate in this area — the 2012 Communications Data Bill (CDB) — had to be withdrawn when the government's then coalition partner, the Liberal Democracts, refused to support it, dubbing it a 'Snooper's Charter'.
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The two minister are calling for the EC to legislate to enforce the same rights and obligations on operators of any telecom or Internet service offered to users in Europe, regardless of whether they are headquartered in Europe.
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The only legal change that matches the scale of this moment is an Equal Rights Amendment, expanding the congressional power to legislate against sexual abuse and judicial interpretations of existing law, guaranteeing equality under the Constitution for all.
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He wrote in his dissenting opinion that the prevalence of abortion regulations made it tough for him to argue that it should become an "unenumerated right," and concluded that, barring certain restrictions, states could legislate on the matter.
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"It's very difficult for Parliament now to legislate against a no-deal, or in favor of a further extension, unless a resolute prime minister is willing to acquiesce in that — and I would not," he told the BBC.
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A bill also floated through the New York State Assembly in early 2017 that would legislate the "right to be forgotten" statewide, but it attracted extreme criticism from free speech advocates who see the potential action as censorship.
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This includes a set of actions, difficult to legislate under the Greek system, that Athens would automatically have to take if it were to miss its target of a primary surplus of 3.5 percent of GDP in 2018.
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Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of the administration, the promise to "claw back" certain federal funds or cities and municipalities that embrace reckless sanctuary laws have been effectively stymied by activist judges, eager to legislate from the bench.
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Some activists say the Nobel laureate, who leads a civilian administration that took power in 2016 as part of a transition after decades of harsh military rule, could legislate or at least speak out against curbs on dissent.
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Congress has won its sole victory thus far in the courts, and it should prevail on most or all of the pending disputes because, as Judge Amit Mehta reaffirmed, Congress holds broad power to legislate, conduct oversight and impeach.
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It's also sparked a new round of legislation that aims to keep 3d-printed guns out of the hands of Americans and, perhaps more powerfully, to legislate the manufacture of so-called "ghost guns," firearms that can't be traced.
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Albeit, that position is looking rather more precarious now, if lawmakers are going to legislate that companies be required to go so far as be forced to rewrite their code to workaround their own security features — aka 'hello backdoors'.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece is applying reforms to meet bailout pledges but extra contingency measures demanded by the IMF are impossible to legislate, its finance minister said in a leaked letter to euro zone finance ministers before Monday's Eurogroup meeting.
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"I'm not sure we could effectively legislate all of the cases where somebody lies, because then you get to the point where, OK, the guy said he was on the football team and he's not," she said, reports BuzzFeed.
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Britain has said it and the EU should act to ensure that cross-border financial contracts like derivatives and insurance policies can still be serviced after March, but the EU reiterated on Thursday that it won't legislate for now.
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The Irish Times/MRBI poll found that 56 percent of voters would support a change in the constitution so the government can legislate for abortion on request up to 12 weeks, with 29 percent opposed and 15 percent undecided.
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" Louisiana Solicitor General Liz Murrill said these suits "commandeer the rightful role of Congress to pass policy for the nation and are improper in terms of trying to legislate extraterritorial economic policy from the states in which they originate.
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All but one member of the budget panel on Wednesday voted against giving Kuczynski's centrist government special powers to legislate the reforms, saying they appeared to be unconstitutional and needed in-depth review, according to a statement from Congress.
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This would most likely come in the form of legislation, with the Financial Times reporting that MPs planned to take control of the House of Commons order paper and legislate for a further extension to the Article 50 process.
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"If I was giving advice to my friends in the House … my advice would be legislate, don't investigate if you want to be rewarded with the continued opportunity to be in control of the House of Representatives," he added.
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"At Stansted heading home for Christmas thinking about the 11 Irish women every day forced to make the same journey bc governments across Ireland refuse to legislate for health care at home," said another Twitter user, Caitlin de Jode.
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"He is a conservative Republican, but I have found him a terrific partner to legislate with on areas where we agree," said Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, who serves on the Foreign Relations Committee led by Mr. Corker.
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"Voting for a series of largely radical, callow nominees is not what the country needs or what satisfies the vast majority of senators who came to Washington to legislate," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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"As a member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, it is my job to conduct oversight of foreign aid from the United States of America and to legislate on human rights practices around the world," the statement continued.
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Determined to meet the year-end deadline for renewing the legislation and demonstrate their party could legislate on issues of national security even as they pursue the president's removal, Democratic negotiators conceded on a series of hot-button issues.
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"For many of these folks, they want to go home and demonstrate that they can legislate and vote to impeach the president as well," said Jim Manley, a Democratic strategist and staffer under former Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid.
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Sessions did, however, tell several interns that he planned to protect LGBTQ rights and to "protect the civil rights of everybody," though he added that he believes local governments have the right to legislate who can access which bathrooms.
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"The tragedy, in a lot of this, is when legislators get involved in things that aren't proven and then legislate requirements that impede care or are basically, potentially, lies," said Mitchell Creinin, a professor at the University of California, Davis.
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Trump last week announced that he was phasing out the program over the coming months, leaving Congress with the task to legislate a solution for what to do with DACA recipients, who were brought to the US as undocumented children.
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"The tragedy, in a lot of this, is when legislators get involved in things that aren't proven and then legislate requirements that impede care or are basically, potentially, lies," Mitchell Creinin, a professor at UC-Davis, previously told VICE News.
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Why wouldn't we demand or legislate that when people go online in … on formats that have shown themselves to be very powerful, influence elections, suppress voter turnout, that you have to have an identity and be who you say you are?
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Had Stephen Paddock used a new technology—an armed drone, say—to kill from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel, or had he been an immigrant from the Middle East, lawmakers would be rushing to legislate or tighten borders.
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Mr Varadkar's government will now seek to honour a pre-referendum undertaking to legislate for abortion on request in the first trimester of pregnancy, subject to a 3-day cooling-off period, and for later abortions in certain grave situations.
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That judge's reading of the matter is that a deliberate Congressional failure to legislate either way on enforced disabling of security/encryption might well be being exploited to enable government agencies to compel tech companies to do their bidding — i.e.
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Additional measures the government has confirmed it will legislate for — announced last summer — include a requirement for owners of drones weighing 250 grams or more to register with the CAA, and for drone pilots to take an online safety test.
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The British government said it would legislate to make operators set a limit of 45 pounds ($58.70) a month on data usage when customers are travelling in Europe and beyond, in line with the current cap set by the European Union.
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" Trump echoed Sanders in a series of Thursday morning tweets, claiming that "Zero is getting done with the Democrats in charge of the House" and that " it is not possible for (Congress) to investigate and legislate at the same time.
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Dana Gas and other cases highlight the potential need to legislate work of scholars and penalties for breaches, according to a paper presented by Said Bouheraoua, director of research at the Malaysia-based International Sharia Research Academy for Islamic finance.
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Writing for the court's majority, conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy said that "reporting, disclosure and record-keeping are central to, and an essential part" of the federal law, meaning that it trumps the state's efforts to legislate on the same issue.
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She said the Commission's focus remains on addressing content that's judged illegal under existing European legislation on racism and xenophobia — saying it's a matter for individual Member States to choose to legislate in additional areas if they feel a need.
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"An impartial observer would likely conclude that even with the emphasis given and number of attempts to legislate it across a broad spectrum of institutions, 'competitive equity' has failed," Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby has said, according to Rascher's report.
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The old-school establishment wants to pass an amendment for a balanced budget, one of the oldest chestnuts in conservatism, in hopes that constitutional law in itself can legislate a Protestant ethic in an America on the brink of mayhem.
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The leftist-led government and the lenders reached a deal this month in Malta on key elements of reforms worth 2 percent of gross domestic product which the country has agreed to legislate now but implement in 2019 and 2020.
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Less than one month before the new session gavels in for the first time, members of both the House and Senate already face pressures to continue the cycle of using their legislative power to do everything they can but legislate.
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President Trump in tweets early Monday said that Congress should legislate in response to the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio — and suggested that new laws deal with gun control and immigration reform at the same time.
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