But Bolton is signaling restraint until Trump makes a decision.
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"The family is the one that makes a decision," he added.
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The situation raises the stakes whenever the bank makes a decision.
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When a problem emerges, she gathers facts before she makes a decision.
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"Then the president makes a decision, and you march off and execute."
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A neutral third party then hears the evidence and makes a decision.
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That appeal is still on hold as the Trump administration makes a decision.
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This group listens to all sides, reviews available evidence, and makes a decision.
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If that fails, as it did in this case, an IPSO committee makes a decision.
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WADA spokesman Ben Nichols said the organization won't comment until the ITF makes a decision.
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Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — helps review the request before the DHS secretary makes a decision.
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Those migrants would remain in Mexico until the U.S. makes a decision on their asylum claims.
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So when a court makes a decision in favor of a survivor, it's a major ordeal.
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Once he makes a decision, the White House has 15 days to impose the new tariffs.
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It could be months before the attorney general makes a decision on whether to charge him.
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Twitter seems to be been subject to criticism whenever it makes a decision on political content.
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The arbitrator listens to the evidence and makes a decision, which is binding in most cases.
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At several points in the episode, AJ makes a decision the player might not agree with.
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An effective leader listens and then makes a decision based on having information, all the information.
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LEBANON CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR TO REUTERS: NO EUROBOND SWAPS BEFORE GOVERNMENT MAKES A DECISION ON IT
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So he makes a decision at that point that he's going to go out there and bluff.
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That the Supreme Court analyzes the process, looks at the testimony, the proof, and makes a decision.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who is touring early states as he makes a decision on a campaign.
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Jolie's team now has the opportunity to respond to the request before a judge makes a decision.
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The higher the level of government that makes a decision, the less influence ordinary citizens will have.
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The new policy, then, isn't the only thing that will be considered when Twitter makes a decision.
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However, this is only possible if he makes a decision that also protects U.S. innovators and employers.
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He values ideas, opinions, analysis and facts -- and then he makes a decision and he goes with it.
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The exemption request will undergo a 30-day comment period before the U.S. Trade Representative makes a decision.
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Outreach is when the old order makes a decision and then calls the community leaders to inform them.
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The president wants people in the administration who, when he makes a decision, will follow through on it.
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The Reserve Bank of India makes a decision on interest rates amid concerns about the country's slowing economy.
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These people insisted on anonymity because of political sensitivities about discussing the subject before Beijing makes a decision.
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The state makes a decision to pay for a sale on behalf of a certain segment of retailers.
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But Kelly makes a decision with long-term consequences for the planet, putting Ed in a difficult position.
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An Ola spokesperson said that the company makes a decision based on a driver's rate of cancellation over time.
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" Her father, Chris Starks, added, "One person makes a decision and it changes our whole life, our outcome, everything.
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After the Land Board makes a decision, the case will likely be contested and go to Hawaii's Supreme Court.
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The Republican FBI director makes a decision that there's nothing here that is, you know, warrants any additional activity.
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"When a federal judge makes a decision and issues an order that order needs to mean something," Homan said.
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But the White House will be subject to an aggressive lobbying push before Trump makes a decision on tariffs.
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The CFIUS panel is so secretive it normally does not comment after it makes a decision on a deal.
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Mayor Thelda Williams would like to host two community meetings to gain feedback before the council makes a decision.
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The question -- as has often been the Biden conundrum -- is whether Biden makes a decision, a pure, definite decision.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: The Reserve Bank of India makes a decision on interest rates as the country's economy slows.
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A federal court makes a decision that will shape the general election; South Africa withdraws its controversial expropriation bill.
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The CFIUS panel is so secretive it normally does not even comment after it makes a decision on a deal.
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He never gives a walk-through of how the Facebook algorithm makes a decision because that information is worth billions.
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The CFIUS panel is so secretive it normally does not even comment after it makes a decision on a deal.
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He's the boss, and when he makes a decision, we all should support it, whether it's right, whether it's wrong.
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" Another former N.S.C. official said, "There are two parallel tracks—there's the interagency process, and then Trump makes a decision.
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Or, as has happened more often than not in his career, Biden makes a decision ... by not making a decision.
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There are still a number of steps before the Irish DPC makes a decision including an opportunity for Google to reply.
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The North Dakota senator has said she is waiting for the FBI to complete its investigation before she makes a decision.
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There's no guarantee the body camera rollout will be put on hold until the judge makes a decision regarding the policy.
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There's some suggestion he wants there to be an opportunity for briefing and a full hearing before he makes a decision.
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The machine "makes a decision about whether to trap it," said Ethan Jackson, a Microsoft engineer who is developing the device.
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Mike Pompeo: Anytime a president makes a decision of this magnitude, there are multiple pieces of information that come before us.
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Before he makes a decision about entering the race, however, Brown said he is traveling the country to speak to voters.
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Ralph Goodale told reporters that it will be more than a matter of weeks before Canada makes a decision on this matter.
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"Before he makes a decision, he will be meeting with The Center For Equality to understand their concerns," spokeswoman Kelsey Pritchard said.
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The White House has reportedly drafted the paperwork necessary for when Trump makes a decision on pardoning the 85-year-old Arpaio.
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And when he makes a decision as to who he believes is best to lead the FBI, he will let us know.
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CMC is in talks with regulators in the UK and on the continent before it makes a decision about its future base.
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But not long after our interview, Chalamet makes a decision: to donate his talent fee from A Rainy Day in New York.
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"When a single woman makes a decision to create a family, she is making a statement to the world," Ms. Gianquinto said.
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"Any time a government makes a decision adverse to another one, you will have to anticipate there could be consequences," Ross said.
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King said the two have been preparing together "for quite some time" to be ready to launch whenever the FDA makes a decision.
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Sky and Fox have 213 days to respond before Ms. Bradley makes a decision about whether to refer the matter for further inquiry.
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But that's not the same as raking her over the coals every time she says something clueless or makes a decision that's imperfectly feminist.
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Otherwise, as a devout Catholic, Francois prays about each abortion case that comes to his office and makes a decision according to his faith.
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But some experts said they were confident the rule will survive the legal challenge when the D.C. circuit court makes a decision this summer.
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We provide the information, and society looks at it, and discusses it, and makes a decision on how to move forward as a country.
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"Any defensive weapons would be just to increase the price if Russia makes a decision to attack my troops and my territory," he said.
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When the President finally makes a decision on what to pursue, Barr is expected to take a leading public role in overseeing any changes.
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Trump will still encourage disagreement within his inner circle, these people said, but once he makes a decision, he wants it carried out swiftly.
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Cory Gardner, a Republican from Colorado, wants to finish reading the report before he makes a decision, his spokesman Casey Contres told the Denver Post.
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Typically, when a company makes a decision to end support for an under-performing product, it announces a closure date and then shuts everything down.
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It was meant to require a substantive burden when a school makes a decision that likely creates a lifelong stigma for a student found guilty.
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But she's hyper smart and makes a decision immune from any political wind or political criticism, and I think that's a good way to be.
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"Any defensive weapons, it would be just to increase the price if Russia makes a decision to attack my troops and my territory," he said.
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Several justices said the conversation should not be accepted as valid evidence when the court eventually makes a decision on whether Lula can join the cabinet.
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The Chamber also argues that Seattle cannot make a determination about the employment status of Uber drivers before the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision.
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What's next: Leon said he expected to deliver a ruling on June 12, although that date could be moved up if he makes a decision sooner.
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But when asked about this possibility, Trump suggested he was not willing to consider anything until the Supreme Court makes a decision on the Dreamers' fate.
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They have repeatedly said Romney supports and admires Hatch, and that he will not have any comment on the Senate race until Hatch makes a decision.
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The film flips between a man at war in Afghanistan and his family back in Denmark, both struggling after he makes a decision that gets civilians killed.
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The second obstacle is the delay while the staff of a facility makes a decision about treatment—usually whether to perform a Cesarean section—and implements it.
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Even once the judge makes a decision, either side could theoretically appeal again, meaning the battle over Uber's future in London could continue after the court hearing.
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"We have always said that Aramco is ready whenever the shareholder makes a decision to list ... so we are prepared, that's the bottom line," Nasser told reporters.
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After Trump makes a decision, the Commerce Department will publish a summary of the report in the Federal Register and make the report available to the public.
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On Saturday, Duncan called CNN from the Pinellas County Jail, where he's being held until the judge makes a decision on the case, which could take weeks.
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Collins said she is waiting for the Congressional Budget Office to release a partial analysis of the Graham-Cassidy bill before she makes a decision on it.
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And all of a sudden, all the power transfers to two people, the majority leader and minority leader, who makes a decision what moves and doesn't move.
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"It's always the second person with the wig — she wants to see it," a stage designer said, adding that when she makes a decision, she is definitive.
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He immediately makes a decision when someone passes him the ball—a helpful skill that was polished during his two-year stretch with the San Antonio Spurs.
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Small companies have extremely tight feedback loops; a single person makes a decision, sees the results, and pivots accordingly, without the need for meetings or cross-division consensus.
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"Until the prosecution proves to a jury and a jury makes a decision someone is guilty, under the law here in Florida, they are legally innocent," McCabe says.
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If North Korea makes a decision even now to stand on the right side of history, we are ready to assist North Korea together with the international community.
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Hoping to tag along, María makes a decision so consequential that it will upend several lives and transform the movie from languid agrarian poem to hard-hitting tragedy.
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When the next President of the United States makes a decision to prevent the internet-enabled sexual exploitation of our nation's youth, the tide will begin to turn.
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Shulkin: When you're a Cabinet member, you serve at the pleasure of the President, and, you know when the President makes a decision, that's the way that goes.
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The chamber also argues that Seattle cannot make a determination about the employment status of drivers before the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision on the issue.
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"It does not happen often that the U.S. makes a decision and its traditional allies abandon it," Rouhani told parliament before the vote to approve the new appointments.
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The show cuts away before he makes a decision, but it's clear Ezekiel is going to come out on the other end of this personal struggle a different man.
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Democrats on the committee, however, allege that the rulebook does not explicitly delineate how the memo would be released if Trump makes a decision before the 5 day mark.
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Any wise television watcher should know: As soon as a will-they-or-won't-they couple makes a decision to be together, a tragic accident is in the cards.
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"At the end of Bob Mueller's investigation, if he makes a decision not to bring any charges, he's not likely to say a word about that decision," Schiff said.
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They also decided to keep the trustee position vacant until a committee set up to examine if Texas Pacific should be converted to a Delaware corporation makes a decision.
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Mr. Kerry and Mr. Carter have not taken public positions in large part because they do not want to appear to influence Mr. Obama as he makes a decision.
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Most tellingly, Peter makes a decision to leave his spidey suit at home while he travels with his school to Europe, claiming that he doesn't anticipate anyone needing Spider-Man.
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The showdown is spectacular, but it's what comes after that sets the stage for Season 3, as Barry makes a decision that will change the course of the show forever.
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I think a woman makes a decision with her family, her priest, her doctor, the people the woman chooses, and I think that's what respects all of us the most.
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Both banks have said that they will not comply with the request for documents until a judge makes a decision on whether to issue a preliminary injunction in the case.
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His plan: "When the president makes a decision, obviously the principals on the National Security Council are supposed to carry it out," one source familiar with Bolton's thinking told me.
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Collins reiterated that she will wait until after opening arguments and questions from both sides before she makes a decision but said she is "likely" to support calling witnesses. Sens.
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Judge Barry Williams announced his decision in officer Edward Nero's case, after Nero had asked for a bench trial — in which the judge makes a decision — over a jury trial.
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Many of us have a conception of a sales pitch as being like a spiel or mini-presentation in which the salesperson talks while the customer listens and makes a decision.
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The central bank has said it will depend on economic data before it makes a decision on rates, but several policymakers have voiced support for more than one increase this year.
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He said whenever he makes a decision, he makes sure that it's legally permissible and from that line he takes five paces back — to allow for optics, ethical and other considerations.
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The ride-hail company, which launched in London in 2012, is appealing the TfL's decision and will be allowed to continue to operate until a court makes a decision on that appeal.
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" The statement added that FIDE "is reluctant to comment officially on any additional details before this case is thoroughly investigated by FIDE Fair-Play Commission and FIDE Ethics Commission makes a decision.
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Since we talked last year, the Supreme Court has allowed the immigration ban to go into full effect, at least until it makes a decision about the ban's legality later this year.
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"The objective is within that same handful of days ... to get people through an immigration process as quickly as we possibly can, so that a judge, hopefully, makes a decision," Perez said.
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But when Facebook makes a decision like that for itself, it's really making a decision on behalf of the entire media industry because the entire industry is so thoroughly dependent on Facebook.
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While Bolton has privately voiced disagreements with Trump over policy -- most recently over the withdrawal of US troops in Syria -- he has also quickly fallen into line once Trump makes a decision.
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But I have been put on earth to make this staff work better and make sure this president, whether you voted for him or not, is fully informed before he makes a decision.
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" Russia's expanding nuclear arsenal: "If someone makes a decision to destroy Russia, then we have a legitimate right to respond... Yes, it will mean a global catastrophe for mankind, for the entire world.
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For now, the coalition appears stable -- though Netanyahu's rivals will be watching closely to see how the legal process unfolds -- at least until the attorney general makes a decision to indict or not.
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Once he makes a decision, he tends to announce them right away, without bothering to draft a communications strategy, reasoning that there is no point in anyone sitting in prison longer than needed.
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But Jolly said he wants to make his plans clear ahead of time regardless of when Rubio makes a decision on whether to run for reelection at the behest of Senate GOP leaders.
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They then have to wait for another hearing in which they actually argue why they should be permitted to remain in the US before an immigration judge makes a decision on their case.
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They then have to wait for another hearing in which they actually argue why they should be permitted to remain in the US before an immigration judge makes a decision in their case.
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Management and advisers are examining how Power Grids could be separated from the rest of ABB's business, which runs from industrial robots to power transmission equipment, before the Swiss company's board makes a decision.
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And for presidential appointees like Comey, the Office of Special Counsel submits a report of its findings along with the employee's response to the President, who makes a decision on whether discipline is warranted.
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That has led to a growing movement of theorists concerned about algorithmic accountability, of ensuring that we both understand how an algorithm makes a decision, and that the decision-making is legally non-discriminatory.
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Once the Supreme Court makes a decision, the country says, you know what, Supreme Court decided and were going to agree with it, whether that&aposs a left-wing court or a right-wing court.
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As to whether he would support a border adjustment tax, Ryan said he would have to see exactly what it looks like and talk to those who may be affected before he makes a decision.
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"The ECB wants to see the incoming data in the coming weeks and the September staff projections before it makes a decision," Bas van Geffen, an ECB quantitative analyst at Rabobank, said in a note.
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As President Obama weighs the impact of whether to include the Arctic in the United States' 2628-28503 lease round, it is essential that he makes a decision based on proven facts, not unsubstantiated dogma.
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Here comes the spoiler: After falling in love with with her neighbor Olly and getting suspicious about her mother's insistence that she's too ill to leave the house, 18-year-old Maddy makes a decision.
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The opposition believes that under the constitution, the president should, when faced with a legal challenge of this kind, hand over power to the speaker of the National Assembly until the court makes a decision.
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And Trump seems to have zero interest in securing Congress' support before he makes a decision on how to retaliate against the chemical weapons attack by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against his own people.
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Biden and Obama have not had a detailed conversation about his plans, two people familiar with the matter say, but are expected to speak about it before Biden makes a decision in the coming weeks.
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"They specifically asked for me and the co-founders to have the voting rights so they can't be in a position where the board makes a decision that's not necessarily aligned with shareholders," he said.
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The judge overseeing Harvey Weinstein's New York rape case has told defense attorney Donna Rotunno not to speak to the press until the jury makes a decision, following a series of high-profile public comments.
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Wilkins, the Nike spokesman, declined to discuss which Nike employees came down on which side of the Kaepernick debate, saying only that company protocols involve discussions, shared opinions and then a collective unit makes a decision.
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Slowly, Asbrink reveals that she chose 1947 in part because it is a personal turning point, the point at which her father, still just a child, makes a decision that will determine the course of her life.
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This distrust is reinforced every single time a senior executive repurposes a female colleague's ideas as his own, and every time someone without the ability to become pregnant makes a decision on behalf of those who can.
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"I told embassy officials that I wanted to stay in until they gave me asylum, but they insisted that I should wait outside until their government makes a decision," Ms. Kim said after emerging from the building.
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"The fact that some other human makes a decision to violate the law does not make you a criminal, and the problem with that law is that it views every protestor with criminal suspicion," said the ACLU's Rowland.
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He has been very deliberative, he has listened to the arguments, he argues back as he should -- LABOTT: Because all of these -- TILLERSON: -- he pushes back, and in the end he makes a decision which we then implement.
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The payments have been made on a month-to-month basis while the administration makes a decision, but insurers want a longer term commitment and have threatened to increase premiums or leave the market if they aren't continued.
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The Texas Second Court of Appeals granted a motion for emergency relief Friday evening, ordering Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth not to withdraw life-sustaining treatment for Tinslee Lewis until it makes a decision on the case.
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Esper and senior military officials want to get to Trump before he makes a decision and ensure he understands the gravity of what these soldiers have been found guilty of or, in the case of Goldsteyn, the pending charges.
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Others involve psychological insight: One team at Rutgers is designing a deep neural network that, once it makes a decision, can then sift through its data set to find the example that best demonstrates why it made that decision.
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But also understand that when President Trump makes a decision to say we&aposre going to send Green Berets or we&aposre going to engage in other countries in the world to defeat terrorism, that&aposs what this fight is.
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In recent weeks, the former vice president's longtime advisers Steve Ricchetti and Mike Donilon have led a string of meetings with potential aides to fill out the campaign if Biden makes a decision to enter the race, sources tell The Hill.
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But when a bus crash on the way to a soccer game kills the entire team — and leaves Maks in a coma — Lula, the lone survivor, makes a decision about how far she's willing to go to keep him with her.
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When a company makes a decision that is destructive to the environment, for instance, it is not because there are bad or unintelligent people in charge: Directors typically have a fiduciary responsibility that makes the bottom line their only priority.
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In its lawsuit, The Chamber is hoping to establish a preventative measure that would keep Seattle from ruling on the employment status of drivers until the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision on four cases involving Uber drivers around the country.
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"We are reviewing the bill (which we received at 1am and its over 1000 pages) and as soon as the President makes a decision will let you know," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told The Hill when asked about the holdup.
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Mr. de Blasio's office said the city wouldn't "move in any direction until we review the report and the mayor makes a decision" but that the mayor supported a "comprehensive package" to address the challenges facing the taxi and for-hire vehicle industry.
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"Our risk-based model of credit pricing makes a decision to grow in this or that segment more a function of a wide array of variables, not simply on whether a recovery has taken hold," Marcelo Kopel, Itaú's investor relations head, said on the call.
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"We have always said that Aramco is ready whenever the shareholder makes a decision to list and as you heard from his Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz yesterday that it is going to be very soon, so we are prepared -- that's the bottom line," he said.
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A spokesman for the Korean People's Army, in a statement carried by North Korea's state-run KCNA news agency, said the strike plan will be "put into practice in a multi-current and consecutive way any moment" once leader Kim Jong Un makes a decision.
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Lawyers for Flynn and the Department of Justice had written to Judge Emmet Sullivan in a court filing Tuesday, asking to postpone the upcoming sentencing hearing until the court makes a decision on whether to compel the government to hand certain information over to Flynn.
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On Monday, an official from the commission asked states not to give up the information, which includes party registration and partial Social Security numbers, until a judge makes a decision on a lawsuit that claims the data request violates privacy laws, ABC News reported Tuesday.
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A spokesman for the Korean People's Army, in a statement carried by the North's state-run KCNA news agency, said the strike plan will be "put into practice in a multi-current and consecutive way any moment" once leader Kim Jong Un makes a decision.
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The EU27 would essentially be saying that they are setting aside Brexit until London makes a decision — and that it is up to the U.K. to use the time either as a transition period or merely to reach a decision on the divorce decree.
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Well, she makes a decision every day to go lie for a liar and her job is to ... the press interviewing is an interesting position because you work for the president but you are supposed to be the press's liaison to the White House.
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Acting FAA Administrator Dan Elwell told participants "he wanted to know what operators and pilots of the 737 MAX think as the agency evaluates what needs to be done before the FAA makes a decision to return the aircraft to service," the agency said in a statement.
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If this Trump dossier is the basis of the unmasking of Americans and was used knowingly funded by the Clinton campaign and Jim Comey is the guy that goes out when it&aposs not his job, Tom and makes a decision he is going to exonerate Hillary?
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So, when someone makes a decision to seek help — yet they are unable to find a provider in network who doesn't have a six-month wait or require a two-hour drive each way — they often have to go out-of-network, resulting in higher costs.
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It could take up to three months to deliver a verdict, defense lawyers said on Tuesday, meaning the case could still be in progress by the time the EU makes a decision next month on whether to cut Cambodia's preferential trade status over its human rights record.
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Why it matters: This case would mark the first time the Supreme Court makes a decision on Trump's legal argument — that he is immune from criminal investigation while in office — and could "produce a major statement on the limits of presidential power," the New York Times reports.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)Hillary Clinton is narrowing her choices for a running mate, intently focusing on a handful of potential candidates as her team closes in on the final weeks of vetting before she makes a decision in less than a month, several Democrats watching the process tell CNN.
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This, then, is part of the cost of Trump's daily venality: Even when his administration makes a decision that might be justifiable on its own terms, the process by which that decision was made cannot be trusted, and may indeed be a scandal in its own right. Sen.
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" Russian sports minister Pavel Kolobkov, to reporters: "The Russian Olympic Committee will send the IOC a letter requesting that our athletes take part in the Olympic Games... We really hope that the IOC makes a decision in favour of all clean athletes who earned the right to compete at the Olympics.
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" Russian sports minister Pavel Kolobkov, to reporters: "The Russian Olympic Committee will send the IOC a letter requesting that our athletes take part in the Olympic Games......We really hope that the IOC makes a decision in favour of all clean athletes who earned the right to compete at the Olympics.
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Until a significant number of countries join the plan, or the Trump administration makes a decision to drastically increase the number of Navy warships assigned to the region, the flow of commercial tankers could be watched over by drones that could quickly relay details of a ship in danger, officials said.
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But Ms. Abrams was the most successful Democratic candidate for high office in Georgia in more than a decade, and any other contender will have to build largely from scratch the financial and political network that Ms. Abrams will now attempt to hold in reserve until she makes a decision.
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Understanding only a small facet of human interaction, it can't comprehend when we break from that programming and do something else; and thus, it makes a decision that seems logical to it and horrifying to us, like turning all of our smart devices and other robotic pals against a pair of bad tippers.
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The notes will be converted to shares of HBL should the RBNZ direct HBL to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes or if the RBNZ appoints a statutory manager and the statutory manager makes a decision to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes.
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"It's a real challenge to understand how a management team sits around a board table and makes a decision to raise the price of a lifesaving medication over and over and over, and when the P.R. storm hits, decides to blame someone else for that price increase," said David Maris, an analyst for Wells Fargo.
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But they told Sullivan their submissions "will be incomplete" if they have to be turned in before the judge makes a decision on Flynn's request for the government to turn over sensitive classified materials that his lawyers claim would show he was targeted for political reasons and that prosecutorial rules were broken in pursuing him.
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"This political capital lies with the public, convincing them that nuclear is part of a low-carbon future; [with the] the financial institutions, convincing them that when the UK makes a decision it sticks to it and hence the UK is an investable proposition; and with international governments—when the UK makes an international agreement it is binding."
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session GOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses Bakery sending cakes to all 53 GOP senators telling them to let Bolton testify MORE (R-Maine) also said Bolton's allegations "strengthen the case" for witnesses, but she similarly will wait before she makes a decision.
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There is something like a mass delusion, in policy circles and beyond, that if a sensible person can be the last one to speak with Trump before he makes a decision, the right decision will be made, and the Republic—or, at least, the Paris climate accord or our relations with nato allies—will be saved.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) said on Tuesday that he is "still waiting on some information from him" before he makes a decision.
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Hudak told VICE News that it's "completely normal" for the FDA to withhold its recommendation from the public until the DEA makes a decision, but he cautioned that even if the FDA rules that marijuana has medical value, the DEA can argue that the risk of abuse is too high to remove it from Schedule I. "It allows the DEA to have a way out if they disagree with the FDA," he said.
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" Asked by Fox's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallacePete Buttigieg to appear in Fox News town hall Pompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate Democrat: 'We learned the hard way in the Iraq War' that administrations can 'manipulate' intel MORE how the U.S. would respond if the Iraqi government calls for the expulsion of U.S. troops, Pompeo said, "We'll have to take a look at what we do when the Iraqi leadership and government makes a decision.
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And Hawley defines "politically biased" moderation as the following: ''(ii) POLITICALLY BIASED MODERATION — The moderation practices of a provider of an interactive computer service are politically biased if — ''(I) the provider moderates information provided by other information content providers in a manner that — ''(aa) is designed to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political view point; or ''(bb) disproportionately restricts or promotes access to, or the availability of, information from a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint; '(II) an officer or employee of the provider makes a decision about moderating information provided by other information content providers that is motivated by an intent to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint.
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