My soldiers looked up to me and I had to counsel them when they couldn't meet the standards, and yet I myself couldn't meet the standards.
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Kipchoge's run didn't meet the standards of a conventional race.
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Obviously they have to meet the standards that FIFA lay out.
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You're already geared up to meet the standards and we're finished.
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But those studies might not meet the standards of scientists like Eynon.
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He doesn't meet the standards of his own "good judgment" litmus test.
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"She has to meet the standards of a diner's grandmother," he said.
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They all must meet the standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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As long as they meet the standards for their given category, they're fine.
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If landfills and incinerators can meet the standards they set, they should be welcomed.
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Lim said more than 1,900 vessels had already been built to meet the standards.
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Well look, it's idiotsville to say there are not women to meet the standards.
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The piece was inappropriate, insensitive and did not meet the standards of the Star Tribune.
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"Our current immigration court system cannot meet the standards which justice demands," the letter stated.
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They say these articles of impeachment clearly meet the standards set by the Founding Fathers.
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Peer-reviewed work isn't necessarily correct or conclusive, but it does meet the standards of science.
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Kaepernick doesn't meet the standards of a backup NFL quarterback, never mind a starting NFL quarterback.
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On the flip side, if doctors fail to meet the standards, they see their pay cut.
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HB24 also says Texas abortion clinics should meet the standards required of "ambulatory surgical center," or ASC.
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If any cannot meet the standards, they must explain why and present a plan to make amends.
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Mr. Braathen reckoned he would have to invest millions in a new plant to meet the standards.
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Instead, they must merely meet the standards that would be required of them to apply for citizenship.
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The Trump administration also loosened restrictions about buying plans that don't meet the standards set by Obamacare.
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"This action is completely unacceptable and fails to meet the standards of ABC News," she told CNNMoney.
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Transgender individuals can serve, so long as they meet the standards of sex they were assigned at birth.
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Yet questions remain as to whether it can meet the standards needed to run mainstream financial services processes.
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KPMG said it regretted that aspects of its work did not meet the standards expected by the regulator.
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" Adding: "It is clear that our first launch did not meet the standards we've set as a brand.
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Other Republicans have expressed concerns that Koskinen's actions don't meet the standards for impeachment described in the Constitution.
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As I said, many of these families do meet the standards for asylum; others are looking for work.
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Groups that do not meet the standards by mid-October will have their ads blocked until they comply.
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The request to replace Mr. Burgmans "does not meet the standards required under Dutch law," the company said.
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He told Wired that this level of disclosure might not meet the standards set by the EU's GDPR regulations.
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Indonesia has also struggled to meet the standards of other negotiating partners when it comes to accessibility, Miller noted.
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Our bipartisan bill establishes the criteria for a plan sponsor to meet the standards of a fiduciary safe harbor.
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Transgender individuals can serve, but only if they meet the standards of the sex they were assigned at birth.
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Environmental groups have challenged the automakers' assertion that fuel-saving technology needed to meet the standards is too costly.
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"In 2016, jails in California still do not meet [the] standards [set by PREA]," he said in an email.
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"The standards are the standards and when people meet the standards, that's the end of discussion on that," Mattis said.
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It also awards additional funding to schools that meet the standards -- to the tune of six cents per healthy lunch.
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Those companies should be able to meet the standards CARB puts out, and likely pressure other automakers to follow suit.
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That's why the iP1 didn't meet the standards of what NPR calls an "obscure" New Jersey law, passed in 2002.
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And even students who meet the standards for guaranteed tuition at the schools that offer it have to qualify academically.
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PI's submission sets out why we consider Quantcast's practices are failing to meet the standards set by GDPR, especially its profiling.
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Recruiting for law enforcement is difficult since a small portion of the population actually can meet the standards of the profession.
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Authorities said Goldman acknowledged that it received information indicating certain loans did not meet the standards it had described to investors.
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He has yet even to meet the standards that Hillary Clinton, President Obama and 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney have met.
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As a program, we needed to take further steps regarding his actions that do not meet the standards of Duke Basketball.
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You have to be able to meet the standards that are necessary to do the job you're being asked to do.
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To their credit, vocational-technical leaders ultimately embraced academic standards and accountability and worked to help their students meet the standards.
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To meet the standards, automakers will have to invest heavily in building and marketing highly fuel-efficient hybrid and electric cars.
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However, leaders in cities across the U.S., including Pittsburgh, have vowed to meet the standards set in the Paris climate accords.
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Sturgeon said that Mackay's behavior "failed to meet the standards required" and that the public finance minister will deliver Scotland's budget instead.
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They told Glasgow that Walters' home and one other home with high lead levels did not meet the standards for the testing.
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Battery makers must prove they meet the standards to be listed in the catalogue of approved producers, a requirement for receiving subsidies.
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In each case, we said, if you want to serve and you can meet the standards, we welcome you into your military.
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But while all this looks good on paper, our research reveals that agencies are failing to meet the standards they themselves set.
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One required all clinics in the state to meet the standards for ambulatory surgical centers, including regulations concerning buildings, equipment and staffing.
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Not merely content to meet the standards of classic French cinema, Divines also plays with its male-centric codes and pulverizes them.
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ZDF had already removed video of the poem from its website, saying it did not meet the standards expected of its satire shows.
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Any amendments that fail to meet the standards required by law will be illegitimate, regardless of whether they follow a public engagement exercise.
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"Americans who are qualified and can meet the standards to serve in the military should be afforded that opportunity," said Iowa Republican Sen.
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The Texas abortion law says physicians must have hospital admitting privileges and clinics must meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASCs.
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Sometimes if it takes too long or a donated organ doesn't meet the standards mandated by medical protocols, it must simply be discarded.
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Los Angeles Times columnist David Horsey said that critiquing Sanders's physical appearance was "insensitive" and doesn't meet the standards set by the newspaper.
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He'd like to see regional storage centers established across the state that meet the standards necessary to preserve, track and secure DNA evidence.
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The United States Army said that in 2015 he participated in basic training but failed to meet the standards required for another assignment.
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In China Evgeniya wants to secure a manufacturer that can meet the standards people expect from a luxury brand whilst keeping her costs down.
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The bill required abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges and facilities offering abortions to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASTCs.
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The efforts revealed that 35 strains grow solely in unprotected habitats, while 75 meet the standards of the IUCN "red list" for threatened species.
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According to the district, the current curriculum, from 2003, does not meet the standards of the law and therefore can no longer be used.
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As for 2010 me—the one whose walk did not meet the standards of my employer—I quit that job a few months later.
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Essentially, the job entails testing out homes to ensure they meet the standards of the company's affluent customers before they're listed on the market.
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Amazon has argued that it is merely the best-equipped to meet the standards necessary to store the DOD's top-secret and classified data.
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An exhaustive technical review by multiple agencies found extensive evidence that automakers can meet the standards — and at lower prices than were originally predicted.
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The stadium recently budgeted $8.3 million in upgrades for the stadium, including new lighting and seating to meet the standards of soccer authority FIFA.
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"If they actually can't meet the standards, it doesn't mean we lower the standards to get a larger number who can meet them," Sen.
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"It's not so much about changing the standards as it about applying the best and latest medical evidence to meet the standards," McClellan said.
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Compliance credits to meet the standards, known as Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs), were about 25 percent higher in the second quarter than a year earlier.
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The ITC would then analyze the petitions and issue public reports to Congress with its recommendations about products that meet the standards for tariff relief.
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They decided that they couldn't press a case against Trump because they determined his actions did not meet the standards for prosecuting such a case.
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But they said they believed, based on the claims that they have reviewed, that students could meet the standards if they were informed about them.
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However, that three-year wait only applies if the tariffs meet the standards of the WTO safeguard agreement - and Trump's critics say his tariffs do not.
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Until the judge approves any changes, the government cannot hold children in facilities that don't meet the standards spelled out in the settlement past 20 days.
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"In light of our presented attacks, we believe that WPA3 does not meet the standards of a modern security protocol," the researchers wrote in their conclusion.
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Both provisions of the law that are being challenged place mandates on abortion clinic operations, requiring them to meet the standards of hospital-style surgical centers.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that health-sharing ministries do meet the standards outlined in the Affordable Care Act for qualifying health insurance.
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The reality is that denying those who meet the standards the opportunity to serve simply because they are not white males is the real social experiment.
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There's also a focus on accessibility, with the addition of new ramps, elevators, and restrooms that meet the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Sadly, some 70 percent of today's youth can't meet the standards we have established, whether because of obesity, education, drug use or infractions of the law.
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"Derek has made a significant contribution to government, however he recognizes that his behavior has failed to meet the standards required," she said in a statement.
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The current rules also define eligible areas narrowly, and emphasize the volume of lending; banks cannot meet the standards by investing in a few large projects.
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"The standards are the standards, and when people meet the standards, then that is the end of the discussion on that," he said at the time.
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"However, the allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue."
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" Asked to clarify if this is because it didn't meet the standards of being a robot or drone, they replied, "it's an adult product so not eligible.
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Kosovo aims to generate a quarter of its energy from renewable sources by 2020 to meet the standards of the European Union, which it aspires to join.
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Well constructed regulations can promote investment, establish certainty, create new jobs in vehicle production and advanced technology, and allow manufacturers the flexibility necessary to meet the standards.
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Instead of focusing on the latest technologies to safeguard against a cyberattack, the emphasis is misplaced on trying to meet the standards set forth in the regulation.
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Under NYSE rules, already-listed companies that merge may be required to meet the standards required of companies wishing to list their shares for the first time.
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One part of the law requires all abortion clinics in the state to meet the standards for "ambulatory surgical centers," including regulations concerning buildings, equipment and staffing.
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"Automakers have the technology to meet the standards through 2025," said Luke Tonachel, director for clean vehicles at the Natural Resources Defense Council, citing the July report.
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The administration has slashed marketing efforts and enrollment assistance and encouraged people to buy skimpier, less expensive plans that do not meet the standards of the law.
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Instead, Mueller left that decision to Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who concluded Trump's actions did not meet the standards for prosecuting such a case.
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Senate Democrats will also force votes on rolling back the administration's greenlighting skimpier health care plans that do not meet the standards of the Affordable Care Act.
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"Derek has made a significant contribution to government, however he recognizes that his behavior has failed to meet the standards required," said the Scottish National Party (SNP) leader.
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So its to meet the standards but meet them in a way that's different than what's exactly prescribed, and that's what the petition seeks to get approval for.
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Ted Cruz has advocated to allow insurers to offer insurance plans that don't meet the standards of Obamacare if they also sell policies that comply with the law.
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"Simply put, this bill does not meet the standards of what was promised; it is not as good as or better than what we currently have," he said.
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It's a 24-hour process designed to meet the standards of rapid package delivery the company has — for better and worse — set for the entire e-commerce world.
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Although states were given the primary responsibility to meet the standards, Congress gave the E.P.A. the power to implement plans of its own if states failed to act.
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It's not clear that the change advocated by Cruz and Lee would meet the standards of Senate rules allowing the GOP to prevent Democrats from filibustering the legislation.
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The court ruled that the border agents had enough reason for suspicion to meet the standards of the prior three cases which was enough to rule against Kolsuz.
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There are plenty of women who don't meet the standards of superficial sexual attractiveness who do not get such attention, and some of them even long for it.
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Under its new rules, Facebook told Recode it still would not take down the Pelosi video, saying that it does not meet the standards of the new policy.
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Before closing its doors to new members, NATO should complete the process of integrating all the states of the former Yugoslavia when they meet the standards for entry.
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Morgan Stanley has said it will meet the standards set by the new regulation by retraining brokers, having clients sign additional disclosure contracts, and adding new supervisory software.
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As his report indicates, while some private museums do meet the standards to receive exemption from related federal taxes, some may be using loose laws for self-benefit.
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Whether he's able to repeat the excitement he generated on YouTube without stings, and responsibly enough to meet the standards of the natural history community, remains to be seen.
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Since they're built to be used in classrooms, both meet the standards of military-grade durability and are equipped to handle drops from heights of up to 48 inches.
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That acted in a way, shape or form doesn't meet the standards of behavior that we expect, the level of integrity we expect, broke the law, became a criminal.
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Finally, the bill would express the sense of Congress that individuals who are qualified and can meet the standards to serve in the military should be eligible to serve.
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But zooming out to the bigger picture reveals that most four-year, non-profit, traditional institutions could not meet the standards slapped on for-profits by the Obama administration.
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State officials should go beyond the Common Core Standards by writing content-rich grade-level standards and supporting district personnel in writing curriculums to help students meet the standards.
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As long as your vehicle meet the standards (less than 100,000 miles, and fewer than 10 years old), this lender could offer a competitive rate as low as 3.99%.
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"We need the extra clean cars to meet the standards set by the federal government," Mary Nichols, California's top clean air regulator, said at a news conference last week.
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Indiana is arguably the hardest state to poll, anywhere, thanks to laws limiting unsolicited phone calls, and Change Research does not meet the standards for the DNC's debate calculations.
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They also want Barr to explain how he and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein decided Trump's actions did not meet the standards for prosecuting an obstruction of justice case.
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Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said they did not see a case against Trump because his actions did not meet the standards for prosecuting such a case.
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UberWAV drivers have received Disability Equality Training to ensure customer care, etiquette and appropriate language meet the standards of disability organisations, the ride-sharing service said in a press release.
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Instead, it's tweeting essentially the same illogical argument, over and over again: These girls did not follow the rules, they did not meet the standards of United's employee dress code.
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And in 2016, 81,000 families received a letter notifying them that lead levels in their drinking water did not meet the standards established by the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Act.
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And sometimes the pediatrician says the right thing, but there are also parents who come away from the doctor's office just feeling more shamed, more unable to meet the standards.
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Environmental groups, however, argue that the efficiency index program's improvement standards are too low, and that most ships built in the last several years already meet the standards for 2020.
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In that case, the justices struck down a Texas law with a similar admitting-privileges provision and a requirement for clinics to meet the standards of an ambulatory surgical center.
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Those are just two steps that firms have said they are taking to meet the standards set out by the fiduciary rule, which was originally set to take effect on Jan.
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"We fully accept that that we did not, in all cases, fully comply with our own policies or always meet the standards of service that we set ourselves," the letter said.
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This included things like requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals, and requiring clinics to meet the standards of surgical centers that do far more complex procedures.
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EPA also claimed that consumers prefer to buy SUVs and other larger vehicles and that this will make it harder for manufacturers to sell enough efficient vehicles to meet the standards.
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"Simply put, this bill does not meet the standards of what was promised; it is not as good as or better than what we currently have," LoBiondo said in a statement.
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Two powerful House Democrats said the new guidance issued by the Trump administration was illegal because it did not meet the standards for waivers set forth in the Affordable Care Act.
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"RBS has accepted that it did not meet the standards it set for itself which impacted on how it treated some of its SME customers," FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said.
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In a 6-3 opinion led by Justice William H. Rehnquist, the Supreme Court ruled that the point system did not meet the standards of strict scrutiny established in previous cases.
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An industry official said last week that it will be at least five years before Indian manufacturing and data reliability meet the standards of the United States, India's biggest drugs export market.
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Under the proposed DHS policy, it would become virtually impossible for mothers and children who are unable to corroborate their stories of "credible fear of persecution" to meet the standards for asylum.
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"Americans who are qualified and can meet the standards to serve in the military should be afforded that opportunity," her Spokeswoman Brook Hougesen told the Des Moines Register on the senator's behalf.
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It also notes that some 84 percent of current oil and gas wells already meet the standards in the proposed legislation, and that outdated equipment is mainly to blame for the waste.
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"The allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," a statement from his lawyer said.
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They do not meet the standards for insurance under ACA, however, there is no longer a "Shared Responsibility Payment," or penalty, for individuals without health insurance beginning in the 2019 plan year.
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The Food and Drug Administration, in approving new opioid drugs, puts more opioids in the marketplace because these drugs meet the standards for safety and efficacy in treating certain forms of pain.
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"The plan the president-elect has announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every president in the last four decades have met," Shaub said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emerging economies are increasingly selling green bonds to Western investors hungry for environmentally-friendly investments, but there is a concern some of the new deals don't meet the standards required.
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"Allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," attorney Joseph DiRuzzo said in a statement.
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Fiat Chrysler is also preparing for stricter federal rules on pollutants by purchasing emissions credits from competitors like Tesla, which can easily meet the standards by virtue of its all-electric product lineup.
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Two years ago, the clinic successfully challenged Texas' HB2 law, which forced facilities offering abortions to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASTCs, and required providers to have hospital admitting privileges.
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The other states and territories are getting there, and the extension is meant to give all local governments time to meet the standards before their identification cards are useless for domestic air travel.
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"RBS has accepted that it did not meet the standards it set for itself which impacted on how it treated some of its SME customers," FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said on Monday.
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So the fights may not yet meet the standards Americans have come to expect from fast-paced CGI-focused action thrillers and, indeed, the company says it's been going through some tough times.
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"Allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," his lawyer, Joseph DiRuzzo said in the statement.
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An untold number of women competing at the lower levels of sport met a similar fate, or else abandoned competition altogether based on fears that they might not meet the standards for femaleness.
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How porn purveyors would establish a person's identity has yet to be explained, but it will be the responsibility of each website to ensure they meet the standards set out in the bill.
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A luxury online market place dubbed the "Amazon for millionaires" is hiring 5-10 people to stay in lavish properties around the world to ensure they meet the standards of their wealthy customers.
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The agency's own analysis shows that these glider trucks can emit as much as 450 times more life-threatening, lung-cancer-causing particle pollution than 2014 or 2015 trucks that meet the standards.
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The governor, though, as well as Mayor Bill de Blasio, have long been criticized for not doing nearly enough to ensure that yeshivas meet the standards for sound secular education imposed by law.
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After officials from across the government developed a baseline that established what each country must do to allow travel to the United States, American diplomats worked with other nations to meet the standards.
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That will require effective enforcement that conditions trade benefits on countries adopting, maintaining and rigorously implementing the policies needed to meet the standards of the International Labor Rights Conventions and Multilateral Environmental Agreements.
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"Investigations to date indicate that these incidents are isolated to the coal superintending unit but they do not meet the standards of behaviour we expect from our staff," Chief Executive Raj Naran said.
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The University of Utah's Buried Structures Laboratory has investigated various PVC pipes after decades of use, and found the long-buried and intensively used pipes often meet the standards of brand-new materials.
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The major medical groups were exceptionally blunt in disputing the protective rationale for the Texas law, saying there is ''no medical purpose'' for requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards for a surgical center.
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To meet the standards, car companies can decline to make electric vehicles and instead buy "credits" from other manufacturers; companies that sell more electric cars than the minimum standard can sell their extra credits.
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The NHTSA assumes about 14 percent of vehicles sold in 2025 will need to be full hybrids - those with a significant battery pack - to meet the standards, while EPA thinks 3 percent would be sufficient.
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According to Pacewicz, this was just one of the many ways that the jail and Poland's government regularly failed to meet the standards recommended by the Council of Europe for the humane treatment of prisoners.
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Since many creative jobs in the entertainment industry can be considered freelance work or fail to meet the standards for a typical full-time job, many creative people depend on their unions for health insurance.
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In a statement, Toyota said that it was working to identify whether non-aluminum products supplied by Kobe Steel, which are used in the automakers' Toyota- and Lexus-branded vehicles, will also meet the standards.
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And if it was a free gift, does using the gift box and kiss emojis meet the standards for the FTC's guidelines for how social media influencers and celebrities should disclose ads on social media?
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To properly view the Sun lead up to and following the eclipse, you need solar filter glasses that are in good condition and meet the standards set by the International Organization for Standardization, or ISO.
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Automaker groups asked the DOT to reconsider the increases, saying they would cost $1 billion and that falling fuel costs are making it harder for companies to sell enough efficient cars to meet the standards.
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US officials, for their part, ask why NSA engineers should tear apart Huawei's code and suggest to a Chinese company how to build more secure systems that would meet the standards of the US market.
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Automaker groups asked the DOT to reconsider the increases, saying they would cost $85033 billion and that falling fuel costs are making it harder for companies to sell enough efficient cars to meet the standards.
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According to the law, Texas abortion clinics had to meet the standards of outpatient surgical centers, and their physicians had to maintain admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic, reported the WSJ.
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It's not quite as fast as that card—Integral Memory's new card maxes out at 80 megabytes/second transfer, slower than SanDisk's 100 MB/s—but it does meet the standards for high-definition video capture.
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Yes, because when Democrats were in the majority and the minority, we were willing to confront not only Republican presidents but also Democratic presidents when their behavior did not meet the standards required in the Constitution.
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At $53,295 for this well-equipped model, you get a cheaper price than competitors and you truly don't sacrifice anything but power; the chassis, drivetrain, interior, style, and technology all meet the standards of the class.
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Two dozen other states have similar restrictions in place, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of hospital-style surgical centers and requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals within 85033 miles.
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"The plan the president-elect has announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every president in the last four decades have met," Shaub said during the Brookings speech.
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A federal judge threw out one of the first lawsuits brought under a U.S. law designed to protect trade secrets, ruling that an engineering contractor in Virginia failed to meet the standards for filing such a suit.
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" The Fifth Circuit continued that "the evidence does not indicate, without specificity, that by requiring all abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, the overall costs of accessing an abortion provider will likely increase.
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"I want to apologize to Times readers — and to Sarah Huckabee Sanders — for a description that was insensitive and failed to meet the standards of our newspaper," Horsey wrote in a letter attached to the revised column.
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Another priority was to sort out Santander's business in the United States, where it has failed stress tests for three years in a row despite its efforts to meet the standards, Chief Executive Jose Antonio Alvarez said.
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Between 28 March 2012 and 29 April 2012 Macris did not inform regulators about concerns with the synthetic credit portfolio, and as a result he failed to meet the standards expected of an approved person, the FCA said.
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A move to a new U.S. rate benchmark is aimed to meet the standards recommended by the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) in 2013 in the wake of the rigging scandal of the London interbank offered rate.
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Two out of three children did not meet the standards for reading proficiency set by the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a test administered by the National Center for Education Statistics, the research arm of the Education Department.
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Under this kind of microscope, it's easy to imagine how a victim of sexual assault might feel objectified and re-victimized by the need to meet the standards of an anonymous and ever-shifting checklist of allowable behaviors.
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There had been progress on a deal to make it easier for companies to show their products meet the standards of the EU or U.S. market, but none on a proposed deal to remove tariffs on industrial goods.
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The change merely means that a former offender no longer has to obtain the privilege in court with the help of an attorney; it will, instead, come automatically to former offenders who meet the standards specified in law.
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If Japan were seeking the extradition of a client for an alleged white collar crime, I would strongly resist the request on the grounds that the criminal justice system there does not meet the standards required for extradition.
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Some of the nations that signed on, particularly Japan — America's most important Asian ally and a nervous neighbor of China — have made political sacrifices by opening markets in order to meet the standards demanded by the United States.
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Pollsters who meet the standards are those who have answered all 16 questions and have done so in a way that shows they are using the best practices the industry has and methodologies which have been proven to work.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), the lead European regulator on privacy issues for Yahoo because the company's European headquarters are in Dublin, said on Thursday that Yahoo's data processing operations did not meet the standards required by EU law.
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He said Trump's plan to retain financial interests in the Trump Organization while handing over leadership to his adult sons and a senior executive "doesn't meet the standards" of Trump's own Cabinet nominees and four decades of previous presidents.
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If you didn't receive any details about the performance standards you'd need to meet to get a salary bump, it's important to request them in writing ASAP and ensure that you meet the standards before you make your ask.
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It found that Texas' restrictions — requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers — violated Casey's prohibition on placing an "undue burden" on the ability to obtain an abortion.
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The council would be required to issue recommendations for how to meet the goals in two years, after which the state's regulatory agencies would issue rules to compel industries and residents to meet the standards outlined in the bill.
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A Washington Post piece in May profiled several cases that seemed to meet the standards for a waiver but hadn't been approved, including the case of an 11-year-old with cerebral palsy whose mother is a US citizen.
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"I need to talk about ethics today because the plan the President-elect has announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every President in the past four decades has met," Shaub stated.
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Texas led the charge, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers and requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at local hospitals — provisions that left the entire state of Texas with only a handful of safe clinics.
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The FAA is also proposing allowing discretionary waivers for operations over moving vehicles, for operations over people that would not otherwise meet the standards outlined in its proposal, and for those that do not meet its anti-collision lighting requirement.
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We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so -- and should be treated as the patriots they are.
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"The plan the president-elect has announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every president in the last four decades have met," Shaub said during a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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Simply being young and fresh, or being able to speak to white working-class voters, or fitting demographic checklists, or being good on television—laudable political traits all—are not attributes that alone meet the standards set by Nancy Pelosi.
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We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so — and should be treated as the patriots they are.
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The severity of the sentence passed on blogger Tran Thi Nga and the conduct of her trial did not meet the standards of due process and provoked "serious concerns", U.N. human rights spokeswoman Liz Throssell told a news briefing in Geneva.
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RapidWard's supplies also include disposable N95 masks that meet the standards of the FDA and the National Institutes for Occupational Safety and Health, and its partners can produce them (to FDA specs) at a volume of up to 100,000 per day.
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"In order for them to grant this exemption, the process requires them to conclude that the vehicle itself is at least as safe as one that would be required to meet the standards," he said in an interview with The Verge.
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Hogan said the discussions on 'conformity assessment', to make it easier for companies to show their products meet the standards of either market, had slowed in recent months, but he believed the United States still wanted a deal on this.
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The CPSC letter, addressed to the "manufacturers, importers, and retailers of self-balancing scooters," urges those involved parties to make sure their devices meet the standards established by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), a group that certifies thousands of products as safe for human use.
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Almost 3,000 companies worldwide have been certified "B corporations" in the past decade, which means that their ethical, social and environmental practices have been certified by independent monitors to meet the standards laid down by B Lab, a non-profit group in Pennsylvania.
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"We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so — and should be treated as the patriots they are," he said. Sen.
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Even though much of this data did not meet the standards used today, it did show promise, suggesting that psychedelic therapy could potentially have lasting positive results on those suffering from alcoholism and other addictions, as well as anxiety related to cancer.
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Last month, after an emotional daylong meeting in which parents, doctors and boys with the disease pleaded for the drug to be approved, a committee of outside advisers to the F.D.A. voted that the drug did not meet the standards for approval.
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For example, EPA claimed that fuel prices have dropped since EPA last looked at the standards late in the Obama administration and that consumers might purchase fewer clean vehicles as a result, potentially making it harder for automakers to meet the standards.
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The ECB may be ready to temporarily waive an examination of the financial models that banks use to determine the risk of a default, as long as the banks meet the standards of British regulators, Sabine Lautenschlaeger told bank executives in Frankfurt.
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They say the law could reduce the number of clinics in Texas to about 10 from roughly 213 by requiring doctors who perform abortions to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and requiring clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers.
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The standards work by setting benchmarks for machines' overall energy use - focusing on when they are turned on but left inactive - and leave manufacturers flexibility to choose which efficiency measures are employed to meet the standards, an approach aimed at fostering innovation.
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"That's a powerful signal to the market that they better continue to adjust their investment decisions and their production to meet the standards under this amendment," said Durwood Zaelke, president of the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development, an advocacy group in Washington.
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EU countries last month cleared the start of formal trade talks with the United States on two fronts: cutting tariffs on industrial goods, and making it easier for companies to show their products meet the standards of the EU or U.S. market.
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It is set to temporarily waive an examination of the financial models that big retail lenders and investment banks use to determine the risk of a default on a mortgage or derivative - as long as the banks meet the standards of British regulators, they said.
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The final phase of the three-part competition will happen this summer, and teams that failed to meet the standards to run on the track can make the necessary changes based off the weekend's test results to be eligible to compete in the final phase.
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"The plan the president-elect has announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every president in the last four decades have met," OGE Director Walter Shaub said during a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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The videos didn't shake the local opposition to bodycams, and they didn't meet the standards of the state Public Records Act — if asked, Seattle would have to provide more precisely redacted versions — but they met a national need for positive news about the police.
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The fiduciary rule will raise to the level of a fiduciary for all financial professionals who work with retirement plans or individual retirement accounts (IRAs) or provide retirement planning advice, meaning that they are legally and ethically required to meet the standards of that title.
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They won a Supreme Court case last June which found that requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and mandating that abortion clinics meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers amounted to an undue burden on women's ability to access abortion care.
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Although the state has supported broad abortion access — for example, its Medicaid program funds abortions for women in the lowest income bracket — the state law doesn't meet the standards set in Roe, said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Anfield feels a compulsion to live up to its own lore on occasions like this, each successive generation determined to meet the standards set by its predecessors, to create its own version of the stories that have been passed down to them and into myth.
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Mr. Albanese, a lawyer, former City Council member and three-time candidate for mayor, has not met the $500,000 fund-raising threshold, and the Quinnipiac poll did not meet the standards of the Campaign Finance Board, which oversees the debates, for use as a secondary qualification.
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"Please rest assured that we have released most of our 'left thinking' employees and restocked our staff with people who strictly meet the standards of the REAL America," he told the angry Lexington tourist, who realized her mistake, apologized, and suggested she'd check out his (again, nonexistent) restaurant.
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And some of these things that you're just labeling regulation are also why we're able to be in a place to meet our commitments to reduce our emissions and to meet the standards to make this a safer world by having our climate problems not engulf our future.
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In June 210, the Supreme Court overturned the Texas law that required doctors get admitting privileges, that clinics meet the standards of surgical centers, that banned abortion at 225 weeks, and that required women who wanted to take the abortion pill to do so supervised by a physician.
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I think you know that we oversee FinCEN and we've been very clear with them, and you can call that threatening, that if they don't meet the standards of our money laundering standards and the standards that we have at FinCEN, that we would take enforcement actions against them.
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The FBI, which has responsibility for counterintelligence investigations inside the United States, initially did not endorse the CIA's finding because it did not meet the standards of evidence necessary to win a conviction in a U.S. court or identify individuals whose hacking violated American law, one source said.
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After all, the network has provided succor to a presidential candidate whose bullying antics have normalized ridiculing those who fail to meet the standards established by white, straight, Christian, able-bodied and monied males: "Fat" and "ugly" women, the handicapped, the poor, people of color, immigrants, Muslims and, yes, the Chinese.
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Woodward, one of America's most famous journalists whose own use of unnamed sources has drawn criticism, said when promoting his book on 'CBS Sunday Morning' that he did not know the author of the Times column, but that it was "too vague" and "does not meet the standards" to be published.
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" Commenting on safety at the cleanup, Dr. Langham, who is perhaps best known now for his role in secret experiments in which hospital patients in the United States were unwittingly injected with plutonium, told colleagues, "Most of the time it would hardly meet the standards of the health physics manuals.
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Smith, the mother of a two year old son and a five year old daughter, who lived all the way at the end of the driveway, located exactly 0.75 of a mile away from my house, that could meet the standards of a royal family, to watch the younger child.
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Perhaps it had to do with being a young poet who didn't meet the standards or pass the test of those who had been hanging around the church much longer than I had, or perhaps it was because I was studying with John Ashbery at Brooklyn College, and that he liked my work.
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While categorising certain sorts of managers and fans as hipsters is undeniably 'a thing' these days, there's a strong argument for it being a reductive way to dismiss the game's most compelling tacticians and personalities, the people who admire them, and basically anyone who doesn't meet the standards of the accepted footballing norm.
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Though Thursday's vote was not a success for Democrats, leadership said they will use the tactic again, eyeing votes on the regulations that green-lit health care plans that do not meet the standards set by the Affordable Care Act, as well as other regulations tied to the 2017 tax cut package.
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Central to their argument is the idea that the reporting on Kavanaugh is politically motivated and doesn't meet the standards that were used in exposes on media moguls like Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves, both stories worked on by the investigative reporter Ronan Farrow, who shared a byline on the New Yorker's Ramirez piece.
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A Department of Homeland Security source who asked for anonymity since he was not authorized to speak on the record said the report from the I&A officials did not meet the standards of the agency since it relied upon open source material and did not utilize necessary data from the intelligence community, specifically the FBI.
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The case centers around the legality of a 2013 Texas law that virtually bans abortion in the state by creating regulations that most clinics can't meet, requiring physicians who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic and mandating that the clinic itself meet the standards of a hospital operating room.
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The factory is responsible for acquiring key materials (like the non-woven polypropylene crucial to N295's superior filter, and ultrasonic welding equipment sometimes used for attaching rubber bands) to meet the standards of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration (manufacturers of N2400 masks need to receive certification from both).
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Transgender pilots who are in the middle of hormone treatment won't have to retake the exam, which includes pull-ups, pushups, and running, if they have already failed it — so long as the Air Force commander sees that the individual "tried to the best of their ability" to meet the standards associated with their preferred gender.
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The panel said the issue needed to be addressed for the IPCC to meet the standards of a police watchdog -- but that "dialogue with the IPCC has not led to any agreed process through which the IEP (International Experts Panel) would be able to effectively support the Thematic Study (of several key protest events) any further at this stage".
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That's "particularly in light of the many statements — from all levels of military and political leadership under your tenure — arguing that open service has had no impact on readiness or good order and discipline, and that transgender service members should be treated with dignity and respect and allowed to serve as long as they meet the standards," the senators wrote.
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Republicans John McCain of Arizona and Susan Collins of Maine, along with Democrats Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Jack Reed of Rhode Island, introduced the legislation, which would also "express a sense of Congress that individuals who are qualified and can meet the standards to serve in the military should be eligible to serve," a statement on the amendment read.
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If they want to get it on the Senate floor by September 230, there are a few purely mechanical steps that need to be taken: The second step can't happen without the first, because the parliamentarian uses the CBO score in part to assess whether provisions in the bill meet the standards of the Byrd Rule, which require any bill considered under budget reconciliation to directly affect federal spending or revenue.
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In 1999, before the film had even been released, The Guardian's John Vidal wrote that trouble was already afoot; the location—despite Maya Bay having been located in a "pristine" national park—didn't meet the standards Boyle's team had in mind at the time, and with permission from the Thai government, The Beach crew worked to change the landscape without consultation by environmentalists or locals who relied on the area for tourism.
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