Headlines Banks urged to treat fraud victims more fairly on.ft.
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And the United States is being treated much more fairly.
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Looking back, this policy could have been applied more fairly.
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So I think people think they're treated more fairly in that sense.
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The answer is to make sure that growth is spread more fairly.
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Republican-tilting, much more fairly represents the will of the state's voters.
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However, over the years, more fairly posed questions elicit quite similar responses.
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He promised it would strengthen democratic institutions and spread prosperity more fairly.
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The changes can help AI to see things more fairly, they say.
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We're being treated more fairly now in the WTO, which we appreciate.
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TRUMP: I actually think in terms of terror you may be better off with a new institution, an institution that would be more fairly based, an institution that would be more fairly taken care of from an economic standpoint.
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" A lot of them say, "Much more fairly than we would have thought.
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Barry Loudermilk says Jesus was treated more fairly than Trump before he was crucified.
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Do you think the teachers in your school or district are treated more fairly?
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"A law can influence cultural change, to make the system work more fairly," she says.
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If you are in a position of relative privilege, to help people get paid more fairly.
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The difference may lie in female heads of department sharing out non-academic duties more fairly.
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"We could literally shut down jails if we treated people on parole or probation more fairly."
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We could literally shut down jails if we treated people on parole or probation more fairly.
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He initially won plaudits for legislation aimed at sharing profits more fairly along the food chain.
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"I actually think in terms of terror you may be better off with a new institution, an institution that would be more fairly based, an institution that would be more fairly taken care of from an economic standpoint," he said, according to a transcript of the interview.
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"All of that space in my mind should be allocated more evenly and more fairly," he said.
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Barry Loudermilk of Georgia, who said Jesus was treated more fairly than Trump before he was crucified.
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Looking back, this policy could have been applied more fairly, as the governor has stated as well.
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Barry Loudermilk of North Carolina said Jesus was treated more fairly than Trump before he was crucified.
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This is a mathematics group with a mission to help the political system operate more fairly and democratically.
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Of those, the researchers estimate that nearly half—65—should be more fairly valued at less than $1 billion.
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Airport slots would be allocated more fairly, so that the best landing and take-off times were not hoarded.
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More fairly, they criticize it for raising taxes and cutting Medicare spending, both of which it really does do.
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In other words, companies that know they'll be required to disclose their compensation data may pay women more fairly.
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The system was supposed to make the economy work more fairly, by removing the arbitrary and inefficient banker middlemen.
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Bugatch said in a note that the company's earnings per share beat on Wednesday makes the stock more fairly priced.
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QUICK: THAT SOUND LIKE YOU THINK THE STOCKS ARE MORE FAIRLY VALUED AT THIS LEVEL NOT NECESSARILY A BUYING OPPORTUNITY.
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For his part, Andres believes the Satanic Temple's monument more fairly represents the diversity of veterans' beliefs or non-beliefs.
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Past labor and social justice movements essentially fought to spread the spoils of a new fossil fuel economy more fairly.
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Meanwhile, legislation aimed at sharing profits more fairly along the food chain have yet to be felt at the farmgate.
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The treatments have been able to help clear his airways, but more "fairly aggressive" breathing medications are necessary, he said.
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That will more fairly represent the world as a whole, and hopefully criticism will also represent the world as a whole.
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In other words, says Galloway, the spoils of America's old corporate oligarchy was carved out more fairly among many more workers.
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Of those 135, the researchers estimate that nearly half, or 65, should be more fairly valued at less than $1 billion.
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Mr. Kudlow said that any pain would be worth the price if it forced China to treat American companies more fairly.
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The N.F.L. rebuffed an offer by Davis's lawyer to give its teams free training on how to treat cheerleaders more fairly.
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He points to guidance from New York State and Australia on rationing critical resources so that decisions are made more fairly.
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Requiring flood insurance of all—with higher rates for those in the most risky areas—would spread the burden more fairly.
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But I have been able to see the queer part of my identity more fairly and kindly represented than my fat one.
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Its currency is now more fairly valued and its current-account surplus has narrowed, removing a bone of contention with the IMF.
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Instead lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending.
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In a 2013 interview, Mr. Huang said he viewed his role as requiring monitoring officials so they respond more fairly to problems.
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Mr. Gonzalez often spoke of balancing the need for public safety with a desire to treat the borough's minority residents more fairly.
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That's $5 billion we could have used to make our courts run more fairly and efficiently, or solve unsolved rapes and murders.
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Perhaps more women will write if they see themselves, and their issues and values, more fairly covered in the hard news sections.
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The good news is that some states are starting to draw districts more fairly, thanks either to judicial rulings or voter initiatives.
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Instead, lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending.
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The French government has been working hard on a new way to tax tech giants in Europe so that they're taxed more fairly.
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Is that maybe one of the practical benefits of having a more transparent conversation about affluence, that money would be redistributed more fairly?
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Speaking alongside the minister, Samuel Tabuni, a Papuan community leader, also urged calm, but called on the government to treat Papuans more fairly.
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Though our criminal justice system needs reform, it has been able to resolve many federal terrorism cases more fairly and quickly than Guantánamo.
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But some lawmakers are pushing for a different approach, one that they argue works better and that treats doctors and hospitals more fairly.
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As part of the settlement, SourceAmerica agreed to treat Lopez's company more fairly, even appointing their top lawyer, Jean Robinson, to work with him.
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Instead of redistributing wealth, it would more fairly distribute the government obligation for entitlements and revamp America into an economically viable Social Security system.
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The surplus generated by the City of London urgently needs to be spread around the country more fairly, but not stamped out of existence.
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That's one of the fundamental objectives of tax reform: broadening the tax base to create a system that treats businesses more fairly and uniformly.
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She preferred to live in a household with other foster children, and not with biological children, because she was treated more fairly, she said.
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To triumph in a likely December run-off he will need to address middle-class demands for the country's affluence to be more fairly distributed.
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Even Bernie Sanders, who calls himself a "socialist," just wants to force the governing and economic elites to treat wage earners and consumers more fairly.
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Respondents told me about tech hacks to divide household chores more fairly, or sharing calendars to improve communication and remind one another of important dates.
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But only legislation passed by Congress can "achieve the broader reforms needed to ensure our federal sentencing system operates more fairly and effectively," Eggleston said.
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This addresses everything from enabling small businesses to be able to compete more fairly, to expanding agricultural opportunities in opening markets, to protecting digital trade.
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Op-Ed Contributor For those who hope to see the criminal justice system operate more fairly, this is an exciting time in the United States.
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With the stock underperforming the S&P 500 both on Wednesday and YTD, we see most of our concerns (around competition) now more fairly priced in.
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This mode feels more fairly designed, punishes you less, and rewards you better for your time compared with pretty much any other comparable mode out there.
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DoorDash previously told Bloomberg the model "was designed to ensure that Dashers are more fairly compensated for every delivery," but DoorDash isn't exactly hurting for cash.
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It is about shaping markets to allocate returns from economic activity more fairly in the first place rather than trying to correct inequities after the fact.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Snap's messages may disappear, but one thing could yet endure from its calamitous initial public offering: an incentive to treat shareholders more fairly.
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It will require countries working together to share the burden more fairly, which is why the new Global Compact on Refugees currently being developed is so important.
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By a 5-2 vote, the court ordered that new maps be drawn up to more fairly reflect Pennsylvanians' voices in the election coming up in November.
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He argued that market reforms should be used to make the economic cake bigger for everyone, a poke at statists who emphasised dividing the cake more fairly.
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Researchers at the company hope that these specific details will help developers train their artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition systems to identify faces more fairly and accurately.
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Thus the long-established practice — what can be much more fairly characterized as "on the books" — has been case-by-case enforcement and not ex ante rules.
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We have been very clear about the type of changes that need to be made, and we have given China every opportunity to treat us more fairly.
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Do you agree with Mr. Trump and Mr. Kudlow that "any pain would be worth the price if it forced China to treat American companies more fairly"?
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Conservative groups have defended the tax bill, saying it would simplify the tax code, reduce overall burden on the economy and spread the costs and burdens more fairly.
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We must broaden our definition of wealth to include knowledge, natural resources, and human capacity, and at the same time learn to share each of those more fairly.
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However, if you factor in that public SaaS multiples have been cut in half or more, a price of $150-$180 million would more fairly reflect the market.
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Barry Loudermilk's late contender for wildest impeachment take in the House: the congressman claiming Jesus was treated more fairly by Pontius Pilate than Trump has been by Democrats.
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The changes imply that publication of independent analyst research will help to price shares more "fairly", Nicholas Holmes, an equity capital markets partner at law firm Ashurst, said.
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Trump, who has complained that Democrats are being treated more fairly by the press than he was, is intent on keeping the state in the Republican column in 2020.
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Andrey Kostin, the powerful CEO of state-owned VTB , has called for domestic ratings to be used when evaluating a borrower's risk, saying they more fairly represent the reality.
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Chinese negotiators are working on an offer they hope will satisfy their American counterparts, combining pledges to buy more American goods with reforms to treat foreign companies more fairly.
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It's not as if overthrowing the Good Place hegemony (which is managed, I should mention here, by a delightful Ted Danson) will make people treat each other more fairly.
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If the penalties took both readmission and mortality into account, the Medicare system would save the same amount of money, but incentivize good outcomes more fairly, the researchers say.
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Therefore, I will direct all executive agencies to reform immigration enforcement and our asylum and refugee systems so we behave more fairly and more humanely toward immigrants and refugees.
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The label is supposed to prompt discussions between the United States, the International Monetary Fund and the Chinese government on how China can make its currency more fairly valued.
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As Starbucks continues to thrive with a workforce that is now compensated more fairly, here are four other companies that say they have also made equal pay a reality.
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But a bunch of countries and subnational governments, like Iran and Alaska and now Maricá, have adopted basic incomes meant to more fairly distribute oil revenues and other natural resources.
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"The aim of reform should be to allow countries to enjoy the development fruits of globalization more fairly, not to further widen the differences between south and north," Wang said.
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But now, it is possible to separate drivers based on behaviors that are fundamental to actual auto risk, and thereby price more fairly, at an extremely granular and personal level.
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Increased fairness: Other experiments found that a mild bad mood caused people to pay greater attention to social expectations and norms, and they treated others less selfishly and more fairly.
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Ms. Vetter said that the agreement in this area was surprisingly reciprocal, granting concessions that China was seeking to ensure its exports are treated more fairly in the United States.
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Ms. Fairfax helped protect historically black colleges from being downgraded in the face of cutbacks, and she helped overhaul the National School Lunch Program to serve poor children more fairly.
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He also said that blacks in general need to be treated more fairly by the police, and he expressed disappointment in the way some police forces have systematically discriminated against blacks.
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Alternatively, Bloomberg could use his political skills and start a campaign to push states to use their tax revenues to fund community colleges and other non-selective public schools more fairly.
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Booker, a former mayor of Newark, is calling on Congress to legalize marijuana so that minority communities that have been disproportionately punished for low-level drug offenses are treated more fairly.
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Levy argued that a strong remedy would force the South Korean manufacturers to "country hop one more time, to America," where they would compete more fairly and strengthen the U.S. manufacturing base.
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"We have been very clear about the type of changes that need to be made, and we have given China every opportunity to treat us more fairly," Trump said in the statement.
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This more fairly divides the burden of handling refugees, making it more politically tenable, and it ensures that refugees have someplace to go, so that they're not stuck in camps like Calais.
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On Thursday night, TMZ stopped new parents John Legend and wife Chrissy Teigen in Beverly Hills to ask if the public should be treating White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders more fairly.
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New York City Council member Brad Lander has suggested that in addition to receiving 100 percent of their tips, drivers for DoorDash and other delivery apps should be more fairly compensated, all around.
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"There is enough money to pay employees more fairly and competitively," said Ulrich Silberbach, head of the dbb union which represents civil servants, pointing to Germany's strong economic upswing and record tax revenues.
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But unlike then, the big tech giants of 2020 are more fairly valued and devote more revenue to keeping their growth going, wrote Goldman Chief U.S. Equity Strategist David Kostin in a note.
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This action is an important first step in recognizing that women-owned small businesses, the majority of which are organized as pass-through entities, should be treated more fairly in the tax code.
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First, Instacart denied any accusations of tip theft, calling that shopper's situation an "edge case" and a "glitch" in the company's new pay model, which it says is designed to reward shoppers more fairly.
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All you needed to do was to tax the rich a bit more and share the wealth more fairly and Britain's worst problems (homelessness, poverty, NHS queues) would disappear in a puff of smoke.
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Square — BTIG downgraded the payments firm's stock to "neutral" from "buy" and removed its $12 price target, saying it sees the stock as more "fairly valued" after rising nearly 40 percent since June 27.
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But I'll add one more fairly mundane but very plausible explanation, which is that it gets increasingly hard to spend resources in states like Ohio and Florida as you get closer to Election Day.
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Born into the oppressive Jim Crow world of Columbus, Ga., in 21778, Bullard as a boy heard that the black man was treated more fairly in France, and developed a determination to move there.
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It will be interesting to see if those working in automation will join the effort to more fairly distribute the gains of the massive, ultra-profitable companies among those helping to generate said profits.
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Risk-adjustment helps account for prematurity, some genetic abnormalities and other factors that could make a child less likely to survive, and to more fairly assess hospitals that take on the most compromised patients.
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In Friday's interview, Pompeo said the House probe into the Benghazi attack treated Foggy Bottom more fairly, allowing State Department attorneys to listen to depositions and review transcripts of interviews after they were transcribed.
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But the two sides continue to have significant disagreements, including which of Mr. Trump's tariffs should be rolled back and what kind of legal changes China must make to treat American companies more fairly.
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Lee thinks her case did lead to needed reforms at Samsung, which did not appeal the verdict and has since treated sex abuse cases more fairly, according to Lee, citing feedback from her former colleagues.
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Namely, Puerto Rico was given a tool to adjust its debt obligations and the Commonwealth's creditors got important legal and procedural protections that increase their chances to reach negotiated settlements and be treated more fairly.
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" In a telephone interview from the West Wing, Mr. Wintrich, 28, said he would "be reporting far more fairly than a lot of the very left-wing outlets that are currently occupying the briefing room.
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Make sure credit is more fairly apportioned than it is now, because we still want to think it's like the tall guy in the room with good teeth that did the project, for some reason.
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So when we come to resolve the problem of continuing to create value but also distributing the wealth more fairly, not only we have global leaders to come out, we can also count on people's participation.
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For nearly two decades, family businesses have been able to take circumstances like specifics of the market, the type of business, and restrictions on the business into account to more fairly value their businesses at death.
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That could soon change: the entity that oversees organ transplants in the US — the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) — on Monday proposed tweaks to the system to make organs more fairly accessible across the country.
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More broadly, many say the renminbi is now closer to its true value than it was in earlier years, when Beijing faced deep pressure from the United States and others to more fairly value the currency.
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"Only the passage of legislation can achieve the broader reforms needed to ensure our federal sentencing system operates more fairly and effectively in the service of public safety," White House Counsel Neil Eggleston said in a statement.
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There's also the threat of a recession, which could thrust the economy center stage into a Democratic primary that has largely focused on curtailing income inequality and proposing mechanisms to redistribute economic gains more fairly among Americans.
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For example, it would enable more search engines like Bing, Yahoo and many others to expand their reach and thereby give me and other small business owners better (and more fairly priced) options for our advertising budgets.
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The traditional justification for attorney-client privilege is that the legal system operates more fairly when people are able to speak candidly with lawyers, said Jens David Ohlin, a professor of criminal law at Cornell Law School.
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I think what is hopeful about this verdict is it does suggest that people in general, and jurors in particular, are starting to more fairly judge the credibility of women who come forward with allegations of sexual assault.
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Fearing deportation by Donald Trump's administration, nearly 7,000 migrants, many of them Haitians, have crossed over to Canada since the start of July in the hope that refugee applications will be treated more fairly north of the border.
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T. J. Rodgers, who led Cypress Semiconductor for 34 years before leaving the company in 2016, said the impact would be temporary and was a reasonable price to pay if China could be compelled to trade more fairly.
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More agents might put more people into removal proceedings, but for the immigration system to operate more efficiently — and more fairly — what we actually need are more immigration judges to reduce backlogs that keep cases bottlenecked for years.
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The lawsuit also lists a number of white judges who engaged in criminal behavior, who the attorneys argue were treated more fairly or less severely than Griffen, an African-American judge who has not been accused of criminal activity.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party hopes to tighten its grip on power in Sunday's election with pledges to redistribute its wealth more fairly and protect voters from the liberal values espoused by its centrist opponents.
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At its core, the bill aims to make sure public defenders are fairly compensated and treated by the states and counties that employ them, thereby ensuring that those who rely on them are more fairly represented in their cases.
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And even if the cases are all thrown out, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio will still likely have more balanced district lines in the next decade: Voters in each state this year overhauled their redistricting process to ensure more fairly drawn seats.
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On the other side is Ronal W. Serpas, former chief in Nashville and New Orleans, who counters that not just civilians, but officers themselves, are safer when policing is done more fairly — sometimes at the insistence of the federal government.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president conceded on Sunday that economic growth has fallen short of his expectations, but said that wealth is now more fairly distributed as he celebrated a year in office riding high in opinion polls, in defiance of mounting problems.
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Consumption of alcohol is allowed under certain conditions; the dress code is far less proscriptive than in some other Arab countries; and women are treated far more fairly, from being allowed to drive to holding government office and senior private-sector roles.
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The countries implemented policies that distributed wealth more fairly: Affordable first-class education, social security to cover for rainy days, and tax schemes that found the right balance between incentives to work harder for ambitious people while ensuring a decent income for the less fortunate.
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"We all share an interest in seeing China offer greater market access and eliminate unfair trade practices, and together we can insist China take the necessary steps to allow its economy to operate more fairly," Sondland said, striking a constructive tone despite recent EU-U.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers insist his approach will ultimately pay off for the American economy — either by prodding China to open its markets and treat American firms more fairly, or by encouraging companies to shift manufacturing to the United States to avoid tariffs.
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When they aren't co-opting pro-labor language (as in "right to work" rhetoric), companies faced with organization from a workerbase and politicians who oppose organization often claim that if workers are treated more fairly, the product or output of the work will itself be damaged.
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The rules will go into effect sometime in the next two years, but the idea is to force tech companies to take responsibility for what people share to their services — and the hope is that content creators will be more fairly compensated when their work is shared.
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The Christian Social Union (CSU), the Bavarian sister party of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), is threatening to impose entry restrictions at the border with Austria if she fails to secure a deal to distribute migrants more fairly among European countries at an EU leaders' summit this week.
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According to Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, the author of Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn and the co-chair of the Economic Security Project, America needs to radically reform its tax code — to rebalance the economy and make it work more fairly for all American workers.
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The Brexit crisis seems to require a bold, society-wide re-engineering that attacks inequality of opportunity, radically invests in education, reskilling and upskilling to grow participation in the digital economy, and a tax policy that works to dilute concentrated wealth to ensure economic benefits are more fairly redistributed.
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Founded in March 2017 by identical twins Oliver and Alexander Kent-Braham, and David Goate — all three of whom previously worked at digital identity company Yoti — Marshmallow is developing insurance products that aim to use better data and technology to provide more fairly priced insurance cover to non-U.
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In all three of the previous House power shifts, the incoming majority has promised to restore the House to its institutional glory by allowing more free-flowing debate, empowering rank-and-file members to offer amendments on the floor and treating members of the new minority more fairly.
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There are two main points on which Biden has been criticized when it comes to the Thomas hearings: Activists have said he could have done more to shield Hill from Republican attacks as the head of the Judiciary Committee and that he could have structured the hearings more fairly.
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The work of the 9/11 Commission was bipartisan and we got to know former FBI director Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE fairly well over the ensuing two years.
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She also suggested that if you feel trapped in a cycle of taking on bad work, or you've already committed to helping out and it turned out to be a professional trap, consider working with your manager to set up a rotating system so that work is distributed more fairly among multiple people.
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With an eye on voters in northern and central England who broke their long tradition of backing the opposition Labour Party to support him in the election, Johnson also said the state-run NHS health service would be his top priority while vowing that extra funding for education and infrastructure would be spread "more fairly".
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" The scientist warned that "if we fail, then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the U.K. but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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The company publicly apologized and announced that Instacart would be paying its shoppers more "fairly," with a new pay structure that included increasing its minimum baseline payment on orders from $3 to between $7 and $10 (though the company did not clarify what would put a shopper on one end of the range versus the other).
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Failing to do so could lead to end of human race: If we fail then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the UK but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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The costs of unilateral "fire and fury" remain exorbitant, and a combination of sanctions, information penetration, and diplomacy still provides a more palatable way of distributing costs more fairly to North Korea's neighbors, and especially to China, which has enabled Kim to retain the political isolation essential to perpetuation of one-man rule while providing the economic lifeline necessary to sustain the regime and fuel Kim's nukes and rockets.
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A majority of voters believe that the media treats President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE fairly and say that it's the president who is unfair in his attacks against the media, according to a new poll.
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