Yet the government is becoming more draconian towards such groups.
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More draconian proposals that have failed to pass before could now get through.
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Suniva and SolarWorld had sought far more draconian tariffs and restrictions on imports.
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Of course, if the disease continues to spread, that approach might get more draconian.
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Would the results be better if sometimes draconian laws were made even more draconian?
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Refraining from more draconian policies may preempt dangerous Pakistani retaliations and threats to US interests.
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It leads the child welfare agency to be reactive and defensive and to be more draconian.
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Some conservative Republicans are balking at Ryan's bill in hopes of more draconian cuts to Medicaid.
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There have since been sporadic cases internationally, especially in countries with far more draconian defamation laws.
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The second round of sanctions would be "more draconian," the State Department said at the time.
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Lam added that more draconian measures could be enacted under emergency powers, if protests continue to intensify.
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And there has been a flurry of legislative change, each Immigration Act more draconian than the next.
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States rushed to pass even more draconian versions, with Connecticut banning all forms of birth control entirely.
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Earlier this month Alabama passed an even more draconian law banning all abortions at any stage of pregnancy.
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"The longer you wait," he said, "the more draconian the measures have to be to fix the problem."
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While most customers aren't yet hitting Comcast's terabyte usage caps, other ISPs have imposed far more draconian limits.
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The rub is that it would give hardliners a chance to push through even more draconian immigration policies.
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Others have indicated they also intend to jump into the debate, some with even more draconian proposals. Sen.
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Regulators intensified the crackdown on speculators by rolling out more draconian measures in big cities from late March.
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He is among the hardest of hard-liners, known for spurring his boss to pursue ever more draconian measures.
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Johnson's government also dramatically changed course after seeing the report, adopting more draconian measures designed to suppress the outbreak.
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But it is not necessarily the case that the more draconian Chinese approach made a difference in the outcomes.
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The near-neurotic fear of increasing arrivals of irregular migrants has led governments to propose ever more draconian and unsustainable policies.
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This will also be work in progress, with the LME keeping the option of taking a more draconian approach to evergreens.
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The second tranche of sanctions is designed to be more draconian and has the potential to significantly squeeze the Russian economy.
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More draconian immigration policies, such as deporting all undocumented immigrants living in the U. S., also find support among some Millennials.
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But Prime Minister Boris Johnson was forced yesterday to abandon that strategy and adopt more draconian measures to "surpress" the disease.
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Maybe someone else would have ignored the rule of law or written more draconian laws if he hadn't, but maybe not.
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The near-neurotic fear of increasing arrivals of irregular migrants has led governments to propose ever more draconian, and unsustainable, enforcement policies.
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"The Chavistas will try to emasculate the democratic opposition, and they will have more draconian measures for the radical opposition," he said.
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Now Verizon has followed suit with a more draconian, tiered Unlimited plan: Go Unlimited, Tiered Unlimited, Business Unlimited, and everyone is calling foul.
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Immigration laws got even more draconian around the turn of the 20th century, Lombardo said, when migration to the US from Europe exploded.
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The Bangladeshi authorities have tried to restrict mobile access in the camps before; they cited "security" concerns for this latest, more draconian crackdown.
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He said existing sanctions on Myanmar are in many ways more draconian than those that apply to neighboring countries with worse human rights records.
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His campaign promises hinted at a more draconian system that targets a specific religion, bans an entire group and imposes registration on American citizens.
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"We should worry about disaster authoritarianism—a reason to implement some of the more draconian policies that Trump wanted to implement anyway," Reardon said.
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While some of North Carolina's more draconian voting restrictions were struck down just before the election, a purge of early voting sites remained in place.
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The Freedom Caucus in the House and Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, and Mike Lee in the Senate all want a more draconian, market-oriented bill.
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Some health policy experts and Wall Street analysts said the report was more draconian than expected, with the uninsured rate declining more quickly than foreseen.
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Creditor enthusiasm for the changes turned to shell-shock, however, when the board in January began pushing debt cuts even more draconian than Garcia Padilla's.
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Some health policy experts and Wall Street analysts said the report was more draconian than expected, with the uninsured rate rising more quickly than foreseen.
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With the election of Donald Trump and his nomination of Jeff Sessions as attorney general, we can only expect these policies to become more draconian.
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Instead of enacting more draconian sentences, we must invest in white-collar law enforcement the same way we invest in other measures to protect public safety.
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Yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned Britons to behave more responsibly or face more draconian restrictions, after people flocked to parks to enjoy a sunny weekend.
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Right now Boris Johnson's government is focused on delaying the spread of the virus and is retaining some of the more draconian measures for later use.
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Investors, however, are worried that many have used up their ammunition and more draconian restrictions on personal movement are necessary to contain the global coronavirus outbreak.
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" The post argues that the Conservative party uses each terrorist attack to "prop up their desire to impose even more draconian measures onto our online lives.
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The Minsk accords, coupled with Western threats of far more draconian sanctions and stepped-up military assistance to NATO allies, may well have stifled Russia's imperial ambitions.
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Investors, however, are worried that many have used up their ammunition and that more draconian restrictions on personal movement are necessary to contain the global coronavirus outbreak.
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But the government says these more draconian takedown measures will be used as a matter of second resort and that correction notices will be the primary response.
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It's a sign that American Airlines is relaxing some of its more draconian rules in a bid to make its basic economy tickets more competitive with other carriers.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that spending reductions in the more draconian proposals would have forced about 15 million poor Americans off the Medicaid rolls by 85033.
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"If (prosecutors) wanted to come up with more draconian charges here, it appears there would be an evidentiary basis from the four corners of the complaint," Michel says.
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There is an important distinction between PAYGO as law and House Democrats' proposed PAYGO rule — the statute is much more draconian than what Democrats have included in their rules.
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But the lack of specifics surrounding Trump's unofficial declaration has also raised concerns that it could be used to justify a more draconian response from the criminal justice system.
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Mr Trump's response to Mr Schumer, which was to demand more draconian restrictions, including a cut in legal immigration and no more "shithole" Africans, should have disabused them of that.
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These differences have led Beijing to often take a stricter approach to security in Xinjiang but those policies have become more draconian following violent protests against Han Chinese in July 2009.
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He could grant states Medicaid waivers to make the program more conservative and more draconian, such as requiring people to work and undergo drug testing in order to receive Medicaid coverage.
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This presented black lawmakers with a dilemma: Defeating the bill might pave the way for something even more draconian down the line, and lose critical prevention funding still in the bill.
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Mr. Trump was considering a more draconian plan that would have imposed sweeping investment restrictions on China last summer, but instead decided to support the proposal to grant Cfius more power.
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"A lot of negative views are still in the market, but some of the more draconian fears about a continued lack of credit in the economy have been somewhat assuaged," he said.
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Perhaps we will get to the point where we realise that limiting team radio conversations is not actually the answer, and only something a bit more draconian will sort out the issue.
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Still, competition with online news sites for advertisers and readers, coupled with a business downturn, prompted chief executives at the Tribune Company and other corporate parents to demand even more draconian economies.
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For those on the left who have long seen federalism as code for mistreatment of minorities, the resistance of blue cities to Trump's more draconian anti-immigration policies should offer some reassurance.
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Looming over all of this is a threat from Illinois Republican governor Bruce Rauner to force the city school system into bankruptcy, which would trigger a state takeover and more draconian budget cuts.
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However, Pakistan may also opt to hold its fire, preferring to keep its prime tool of leverage in reserve as a deterrent to forestall the possibility of Washington resorting to more draconian moves.
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""My son, Jack, who was killed in this attack, would not wish his death to be used as the pretext for more draconian sentences or for detaining people unnecessarily," the post read. "R.
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Economy-wide impacts and human pain are already palpable in European countries, whose officials are nonetheless determined to pursue even more draconian climate goals like prohibiting vehicles powered by the internal combustion engine!
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Lewis also worries that a potential lower court decision to uphold the 220-week ban and accept that a fetus at that point can feel pain could opens the door to more draconian restrictions.
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But instead of focusing primarily on providing better legal alternatives to piracy, the entertainment industry has long pushed for more draconian options, including demands that ISPs kick copyright infringers offline entirely for copyright infringement.
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People who favor moderate gun control measures but worry about more draconian steps can vote for politicians who favor moderate gun control measures secure in the knowledge that draconian stuff is off the table.
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"If we see another sharp increase in the youth rates this year, we're gonna have to look at more draconian measures like potentially taking these pod-based products off the market entirely," he said.
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With reported cases of the virus surging to 1,543, an increase of 171 in a single day, Mr. Johnson said Britain was on the cusp of a rapid spread that demanded more draconian countermeasures.
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As the bill worked its way through the House, the changes quietly made to it have become ever more draconian and devastating to low-income families, to seniors, people living with disabilities, and to women.
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Our fear is this aspect of the ruling will be ignored by zealots in the "voter fraud" fantasy realm, who will decide to use the Husted decision to justify more draconian purges around the country.
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Executives were furious that the proposed sanctions seemed more draconian than those imposed on banks that nearly cratered the global economy a decade earlier, according to people familiar with the thinking of top bank executives.
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Others, though, predict that they would play the centre-right and centre-left off against each other, threatening to support the other side's budget if their demands for ever-more-draconian migration curbs are not met.
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It "heightens the possibility of more draconian security policies carried out on the pretext of counter-terrorism," said Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia program and senior associate for South Asia at the Wilson Center.
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Rather than imposing more draconian laws and building new prisons, Brazil needs to enforce existing legislation — including ensuring that suspects are provided hearings within 24 hours of their arrest and expanding the network of public defenders.
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Banks and building societies would be able to set the BSR freely - rather than the more draconian step of the FCA imposing a set rate - and the only restriction is that they cannot discriminate by account age.
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To avoid the tariffs, and threats of even more draconian tactics, the government of Mexico dispatched more than 20,000 police officers and Guard personnel to cover its southern border and the highways running north through the nation.
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The French bill looks more draconian than the one passed in 2018 in Germany, under which local authorities can impose fines of up to 50 million euros ($56 million) on sites that fail to remove hate speech promptly.
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Guajardo said the signatories to the treaty would have to make clear publicly what areas of NAFTA were up for renegotiation, adding Mexico did not want to discuss higher tariffs or an even more draconian export quota system.
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A new spate of public nuisance litigation — the tort du jour for environmental activists seeking "regulation through litigation" -— would likely result in a far more draconian and unstable set of environmental rules that what's currently on the books.
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And since Russia is gripped by economic stagnation, anti-Americanism, and increasingly totalitarian repression not only will Putin be re-elected but he will move towards even more draconian repression and belligerent posturing abroad to safeguard his system.
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But the bill that was drafted and rushed through by MPs last week is more draconian than anything the government had considered, introducing oversight into the funding and work of charitable and development groups with no political links.
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City officials say cable and telecom companies that have lobbied for state restrictions will be encouraged to fight for even more draconian laws, potentially squashing competition that could lead to lower prices and better speeds to access the web.
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For instance, while only certain categories of Myanmar citizens are restricted from getting U.S. visas, the Trump administration has imposed far more draconian travel bans affecting nearly everyone from a handful of majority-Muslim countries, including Iran and Syria.
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If self-driving cars kill a few people and trigger a public backlash, regulators could be forced to institute a far more draconian testing and licensing regime that could delay the introduction of self-driving cars by months or even years.
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Students who've recently returned from China are under 'self-quarantine' at different colleges, but there's no clear definition of what that meansThe measures at Barnard appear to be more draconian than what's in place across the street at Columbia University.
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Some of the more draconian government policies included requiring newly bought homes to be held for at least two to three years before they could be sold, a measure against short-term speculation and hailed by analysts as a "policy innovation".
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"If he (Trump) does announce much more draconian measures that are going to knock on to other products, I think there will be a sell-off," said Dec Mullarkey, managing director at Sun Life Investment Management based in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
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Most people will tell you that the cuts are draconian, but it's not more draconian than what has already happened to taxpayers, college students and young teachers who aren't getting jobs – or aren't getting salary increases if they can get jobs.
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Since early March, Mr. Netanyahu has been appearing almost nightly on prime time to announce ever more draconian measures to protect Israelis from the outbreak, which has infected more than 140 citizens and left tens of thousands in self-quarantine.
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Given that the High Court ruled against the mask ban on the grounds that it was a disproportionate impact on citizens' rights, it could also free up the government to pursue more draconian measures in theory protected by the city's constitution.
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But the second is: I do believe, particularly given public reaction to this, if there can be some accommodation on "sticker shock," to ward off something more draconian that could eliminate the whole project, that's something the legislature ought to do.
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He says the company's goal is to offer a complementary test that might help fill that gap and, by offering a test for people who aren't visibly ill, potentially cut down on the more draconian quarantine measures the US implemented over the weekend.
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The official said a second batch of "more draconian" sanctions would be imposed after 90 days unless Russia gave "reliable assurances" it would no longer use chemical weapons and allow on-site inspections by the United Nations or other international observer groups.
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"David Merritt, the father of 25-year-old Jack Merritt, wrote on Twitter that "My son, Jack, who was killed in this attack, would not wish his death to be used as the pretext for more draconian sentences or for detaining people unnecessarily.
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Even as it insisted that Hong Kong was not in a state of emergency, the administration of Chief Executive Carrie Lam ordered the mask ban by invoking outdated, colonial-era emergency legislation — paving the way for more draconian measures in the future.
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"This administration has justified so many of their more draconian policies in terms of 'We have got to lower the backlog' and then all of a sudden they don't have the funds to hire more immigration judges," said Jeffrey Chase, a former immigration judge.
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President Barack Obama called on the tech community to build a safe encryption key to assist in law enforcement investigations, saying that if it failed, it could one day face a more draconian solution passed by a Congress that is less sympathetic to its worldview.
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The House bill actually does this as well, in an even more draconian fashion, by threatening those who allow their health coverage to lapse even for a short time to be banished into 'high-risk pools,' which have been and always will be tremendously underfunded.
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But it's a particularly good thing given Trump's tendency to demagogue the issue: If illegal immigration weren't declining, he would face increasing pressure to turn ever-more-draconian, which would set off a dangerous cycle of protest and backlash in an already polarized environment.
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In shooting down the first version of the American Health Care Act and pushing through a more draconian revision, the hard-right House Freedom Caucus showed that it, not the White House or Speaker Ryan, was the determining factor on this issue within the party.
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If they make any deals that strengthen the President's agenda, the Republicans might retain control of Congress and help Trump push through legislation -- more draconian than the tax cut, the border wall, the refugee ban (an executive order) or anything else that has been proposed thus far -- in 2019.
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In what the Guttmacher Institute, a think tank dedicated to advancing reproductive rights, is calling "a surge," states are enacting a host of anti-choice laws, each more draconian than the last, in an effort to curb abortion rights — including heartbeat bills, which have been signed by governors in four states.
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If the U.S. were to end the orderly liquidation authority, foreign authorities would likely impose much more draconian ring-fencing and supervision requirements on U.S. banks that would likely further dampen their ability to lend, depriving the economy of far more credit than the provision's hypothetical $14 billion price tag.
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If the government is the only or main insurer, and all care is free at the point of service, then the main way the government can push people toward more effective treatments and providers is to refuse to cover the alternatives, which is more draconian than the evidence can usually support.
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"As the federal government works to strip women of control over their reproductive and sexual lives, and many states move to pass even more draconian anti-abortion restrictions than in previous years, local action is becoming increasingly important," Andrea Miller, president of NIRH and the NIRH Action Fund, said in a statement.
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Modelled on 1940s wartime rules aimed at crushing anti-British agitation (in fact the current version is arguably more draconian than colonial ones), AFSPA allows army personnel in areas declared to be "disturbed" to shoot to kill, to break up gatherings of more than five people, and to search without warrant or destroy property that is deemed suspicious.
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If citizens struggling to cover their own health care nurture resentments against any group perceived to be getting help to which they themselves are not entitled — or worse, if they grow xenophobic and subscribe to the notion that immigrants carry diseases — they might be compelled to endorse policies even more draconian than those already in play.
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Although the nationwide "social distancing" moves of the last two days — closing schools, theaters, and professional sports events — might cut into this growth, they didn't help right away in China when even more draconian measures started in late January, noted a preliminary Harvard and Johns Hopkins analysis of intensive care bed needs in a COVID-19 outbreak.
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In May, Joseph Jimenez, the chief executive of Novartis, told investors that he believed the administration would offer a solution that "will preserve the business model of how we innovate and discover and develop and launch in the U.S., as opposed to some of the bigger and more draconian elements that were discussed earlier," according to Bloomberg.
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Sports bankers say the Panthers will almost assuredly bring in more than the $2.2 billion that Tilman J. Fertitta paid this year for the Houston Rockets of the N.B.A. N.F.L. owners spent Monday coming to grips with Richardson's impending departure, which partly explains why the league office may have resisted driving him out sooner with a more draconian approach.
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"If he (Trump) does announce much more draconian measures that are going to knock onto other products, I think there will be a sell-off," said Dec Mullarkey, managing director at Sun Life Investment Management based in Wellesley, MA. Express Scripts was among the top boosts to the S&P 500, rising 12 percent after health insurer Cigna agreed to buy the pharmacy benefits manager for $13-billion deal.
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Bills at Browns: The Browns suck but Odell Beckham has been useful this season for highlighting the more draconian and idiotic facets of the NFL dress code: I understand that the NFL has licensing agreements with apparel companies and what not, but Odell's cleats were made by the official provider of cleats to the NFL (Nike) and they were designed by Nike for gameplay before the season even fucking started.
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Whispers of systemic doping in Russia at the start of the decade led to revelations of a huge doping program, which led to more revelations and serious punishments, which led to a brokered deal that allowed Russians to compete in the Rio and Pyeongchang Games, which led to the latest attempted cover-up, which has led to the current calls for more draconian punishments — like the global ban WADA will vote on when it meets Monday.
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