The result is a big problem for the national government.
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Japan was the first national government to take such action.
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The national government has repeatedly pledged to tackle the problem.
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Decentralisation is not a costless concession by the national government.
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They were worried about a national government dominating the states.
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India's national government has sent resources to help the state.
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Each national government chooses one candidate to become a commissioner.
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And those feelings are naturally then extended to the national government.
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It's not a severe and persistent conflict within the national government.
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The connections run deeply into the national government, officials acknowledge privately.
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No European institution enjoys the democratic legitimacy of a national government.
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The same percentage approves of the performance of the national government.
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First, renewal ends with national government; it does not begin there.
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On the formation of a national government after the inconclusive Dec.
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"The national government has significant power to regulate immigration," he wrote.
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The most substantial powers of the national government are delineated there.
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Lam said on Tuesday, referring to China's national government in Beijing.
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Only 35 percent of Americans have confidence in their national government.
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Shiites are a majority in Iraq and dominate the national government.
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The national government has decontaminated several towns and urged residents to return.
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The national government would need to drill wells or build desalination plants.
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Parts of Oslo's plan also depend on funds from the national government.
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One major example she pointed to was female representation in national government.
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Blaming the national government for crime in cities is questionable at best.
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That's less than 0.4 percent of Colombia's national government budget for 2018.
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National government spokesman Zaw Htay did not answer a call seeking comment.
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But locals say the national government has all but abandoned them otherwise.
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Citizen action to halt climate change has meaningfully impacted national government action.
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If confirmed, the results further solidify Hezbollah's power in Lebanon's national government.
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Our national government began life as a terse written agreement, the Constitution.
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Other museums, like the Louvre, are managed by the French national government.
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Indeed, the national government is preparing to declare the exercise a great success.
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Only 21% of Democrats and 2613% overall opposed a national government-run plan.
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More important tests lie ahead that could potentially undermine the new national government.
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The dibao programme, though financed largely by the national government, is administered locally.
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"The resources are substantially larger than what the national government has," Archila said.
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The national government conducts a census, too; the most recent was in 2010.
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But the national government sets the curriculum, so that is unlikely to happen.
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Supporting National Government: Fitch views inter-governmental relations as neutral to Naples' ratings.
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His vision has little or no place for national government, the family, God.
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This follows a month of escalating tensions with the national government in Madrid.
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"I really hope that that the national government can help us," he says.
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Supporting National Government Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Naples' ratings.
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But hunting and trapping were outlawed by the national government in the 1990s.
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The national government also banned the importation of new automatic and semiautomatic weapons.
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In May, the UK became the first national government to declare a climate emergency.
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Many of them hold county government in higher esteem than state or national government.
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China's national government has already been trying to bind the region together more closely.
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Even in Karnataka Congress's Gujarati contingent felt the long arm of the national government.
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In Iraq, a 2015 Gallup survey found 60% express confidence in the national government.
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And they fret that the national government does not seem to provide any protection.
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And disappointment produces the curdled American attitude toward the national government that exists today.
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Hasegawa and others in Rausu tourism had to promote themselves without national government help.
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And he said the national government should clear up any confusion on the matter.
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The difference is professional, organized planning backed by national government at the highest levels.
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In Sierra Leone, the national government tried to mandate social distancing, quarantines and testing.
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Finland's success also has its roots in an early decision by the national government.
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The national government on Sunday also banned the wildlife trade until the epidemic passes.
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But at least the national government is helping—or getting out of the way.
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Fortunately, the Constitution allows the national government to hold democratic elections on Dec. 21.
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It's essential he delivers on these plans and that the national government fully supports him.
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But what is certain is that the national government will not tolerate any illegal activity.
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Technocratic rules agreed on in Brussels are thus in collision with a democratic national government.
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Before taking office, she had served in local and national government, including as deputy mayor.
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Legal support workers can include clerks and other assistant positions in local or national government.
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MADRID — For the past 240 days, Spain has plodded along without an elected national government.
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Their meeting produced the most envied and most successful form of national government ever conceived.
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Italian citizens will vote Sunday on a critical constitutional referendum to overhaul the national government.
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Backing them up were contractors and people from multiple local, county and national government agencies.
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It made exports of protective personal equipment outside the EU subject to national government decisions.
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Her struggles underscore how little control the national government has over large areas of Afghanistan.
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" He added, "I think the national government is right that we have to do something.
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The decision could face challenges from the national government, but may become law early next year.
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The government said three babies and three adults were being treated at the national government hospital.
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Experts can't agree about whether it is backed by a national government, let alone which one.
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But cities seeking loans from them have to be guaranteed by their national government, Ishii said.
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It has been tried, with mixed results, in state governments but never in a national government.
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The national government in effect controls Delhi's police and the municipal corporations that run city districts.
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No national government shall establish or maintain a general-purpose score on its citizens or residents.
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He is minister of cabinet affairs and in charge of strategy development in the national government.
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Mr Rajapaksa swiftly declared that the current national government had lost its legitimacy and should resign.
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The national government wants to raise the fertility rate from 1.4 children per woman to 1.8.
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It hired many local experts, and worked closely with the national government to foster friendly relations.
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This lines up potential clashes between the Rome city hall and national government if Raggi wins.
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Perhaps worse was the profound neglect of survivors by Congo's national government and the international community.
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"There's no local, regional or national government here," said José Espina, a motorbike taxi driver there.
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But that will be up to Britain's national government, where the Brexit Party has no seats.
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Power was decentralized from the national government in Nairobi and "devolved" to counties across the country.
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In South Africa, taxes are collected by the national government, which distributes the money to provinces.
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But we secured a few hundred more in coordination with the national government and the military.
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Sometimes this has strong support by the national government, as in the case of the Manchus.
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The strike was particularly unusual in that it targeted a top official in a national government.
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"The staff members are international civil servants and not representatives of their national government," she said.
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The essays addressed widespread concerns that a national government would soon fuel an era of despotism.
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Update: "We need to make sure the national government really does more than just talk on this issue…We cannot have another failed policy coming from national government…my city and other cities across the country simply cannot afford it," Whaley said at the press conference.
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The creation of pan-Nordic payments companies was encouraged by common habits and by national-government policies.
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Her coalition ousts the soft-right National government, which has been in power for nearly a decade.
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The national government began to include assessments of local officials' borrowing decisions in their annual performance reviews.
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But the national government can overturn territorial legislation, and did so on that occasion within a year.
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Fully 48% of PiS supporters think the EU should hand back some powers to the national government.
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Later Sirisena rejoined the SLFP, took over its leadership and formed a national government with Wickremesinghe's party.
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Even the best-intentioned humanitarian efforts can founder if the national government isn't willing to house refugees.
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The national government, which owns the Guri plant, has not increased power generation in line with demand.
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Each national government alleges that the other allows sheltering of Taliban militants who stage cross-border attacks.
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That, in turn, could clear the way for another election or the creation of a national government.
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Although the Spanish national government supported the oil company, the local communities had made their voices heard.
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So I appreciate all those serving in our national government who respect Indiana's own prerogatives and interests.
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The national government has asked the region to return to the path of law, according to Reuters.
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Instead, the national government is funding sprawl and building double-decker highways, paving the path to ruin.
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Brazil's national government says as many as 1.5 million people may have been infected across the country.
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Military officers often serve at the highest levels in the national government, including as secretary of state.
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They speak many languages and often distrust outsiders — including the national government and its army and police.
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Yet the national government has confirmed only one case of African swine fever in Shandong so far.
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The national government now must find other ways to spur growth — without making the debt problem worse.
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The period's raging debate over slavery fractured political parties, paralyzed the national government and divided the nation.
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In such times, the national government should be a government of the people, not of the states.
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The national government slashed its health budget 37 percent from 2014 to 2016 as commodity prices fell.
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Americans are increasingly frustrated by their ineffective national government and the toxic environment that has enveloped Washington.
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The national government has pledged to take further legal measures against Catalan officials who violate the law.
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But it is not the first time in Europe that Green parties will enter a national government.
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But opponents contend the government's motive is to cement its control over a more centralized national government.
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Aspiring government in exile Both Nguyen and Phan belong to the Provisional National Government of Vietnam (PNGV).
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Above all, they respected the institution they led, the most thoroughly democratic part of our national government.
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The relative authority of the state and the national government is contested, but the states retain something.
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Don't be apologetic for the fact that local and national government needs to do more for gender equality.
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Politicians all over Europe should therefore take more care when blaming Brussels for the failures of national government.
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And when you get to the national government I think Brazil has some great policies especially for schools.
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Much of the blame for the tragedy has fallen on both the management organization and the national government.
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When she came to power in 2011, 51% of Brazilians said they had confidence in their national government.
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You still have a sclerotic, super-national government in Brussels that just continues," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The drafters of the amendments sought to establish a meaningful national citizenship protected by a powerful national government.
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As Apple expands its retail operations in China, it has grown increasingly aligned with the country's national government.
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But the national government, which is responsible for providing water in bulk to the city, did much less.
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Indonesia, with more than 250 million people, is about 90 percent Muslim and has a secular national government.
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His party says it has enough support to form the national government as well as two provincial governments.
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And the groundwork for this latest purge has been laid at the highest levels of the national government.
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Municipal spending limits imposed by the national government have impacted infrastructure expansion, and will continue to do so.
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We need to maintain the commitment of our national government partners to invest their share, financially and politically.
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The same year, the national government spent $4.4 billion serving about 15 million students free or reduced breakfasts.
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And this month, the Pentagon asked the national government to base B-1 bombers in the Northern Territory.
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This could make it harder for the National government to maintain or deepen its close relationship with China.
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"Enforcement is done by national government authorities, but a specialized space authority does not exist yet," Christensen said.
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The plan is being considered by the local and national government but no decision has been made yet.
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The authorities in the Brazilian border state of Roraima have petitioned their national government to do the same.
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But the country's first postwar national government has stagnated, with the governing coalition partners at each other's throats.
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Our Constitution puts Congress first, and its framers expected legislators to dominate the work of the national government.
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Some local politicians publicly suggested that the national government — or some other hidden hand — had imported the disease.
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The national government was in retreat and cities were emerging as the new power centers filling the void.
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It also established a national government, whose presidency is shared by a Bosniak, a Croat and a Serb.
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They are not, as Beijing claims, another color revolution: They do not seek to replace the national government.
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In Alexandria, the national government has earmarked $14 million to protect the Citadel of Qaitbay from coastal erosion.
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Sanchez is busy attempting to form a national government after his party won the most votes in April.
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The bill would create a national government-run health care program and essentially eliminate the private insurance industry.
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The Provisional National Government of Vietnam did not respond to a request for comment made via its website.
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A single-payer system would engage even more contentious issues of federalism and the reach of national government.
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Haftar has set up a national government in the east parallel to the internationally recognized administration in Tripoli.
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" Verrilli also argues that the "Constitution reserves exclusive authority for the National Government to make and enforce immigration policy.
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Or Cameroon, where for 50 years a member of the Hayatou clan had a seat in every national government.
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They are vulnerable: They are subject to the laws of their national government, even if those laws are oppressive.
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As a result, the attitude of authorities—especially the national government—has begun to shift from indifference to concern.
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Yet despite gasps and cries from the public, and stark warnings from doctors, the national government remains strangely aloof.
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"Response... must involve society as a whole", encompassing local and national government, businesses, communities and civil society, he said.
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According to the national government, about 473 percent of Putumayo's 247,220 inhabitants are victims of the Colombian armed conflict.
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The Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), formerly the rebel group fighting for the split, is now the national government.
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As a result, we foresee a consolidated national government deficit of 3.3% in FY17/18 and 3.1% FY0003/19.
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The opposition Labour Party has used the disruption to criticize the ruling National government just days before the Sept.
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These low-level bosses have tasted power; it's hard to imagine they will readily submit to any national government.
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But the United Nations currently has no mechanism for a contribution from entities other than a nation's national government.
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We see the effects all around us — from the fraying of American communities to concerns about our national government.
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This time, however, analysts suggested that any fraud was perpetuated by local authorities rather than by the national government.
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Even as the first drones are set to plumb the fjords, the national government is moving in another direction.
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"Cities need to show leadership, especially when you're not getting that leadership from the national government," Ms. Moore said.
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In France, the national government, not Paris, stands behind a $37 billion "Grand Paris" plan to improve public transportation.
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And according to polls, Italians seem quite satisfied with their new national government, despite its excesses, scandals and all.
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By the time Canada's national government swung into action, the whole country had a base of knowledge and experience.
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One of those rivals is neighboring agricultural powerhouse Brazil, where the national government also acted to ensure commodities supply.
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With the support of the local municipality and the national government, the project has progressed relatively smoothly for years.
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So far, our national government has shown itself to be unequal to the task of taking climate change seriously.
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However, a lack of alignment with the national government meant that the pilot project was never rolled out nationwide.
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General Suleimani was a high-ranking official of a national government, not a leader of a nonstate terrorist group.
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But at the Constitutional Convention, he was the leading voice for a strong national government, undergirded by popular sovereignty.
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This omnibus bill is the latest episode in a saga of our national government growing in size and scope.
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But 15 county governments and 53 national government ministries, departments and agencies had not made any efforts to pay.
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Israel's military officials are primarily based in Tel Aviv, but the rest of the national government is located in Jerusalem.
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Their work in Belize evolved from field research to close coordination with the national government, filling a vital scientific gap.
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Orange County is home to the Provisional National Government of Vietnam, an exile group opposed to the government in Hanoi.
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It cut all official contact with the national government after Ms Tsai's election, but maintained links with KMT-run cities.
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"What's important now is to form a (national) government," Madrid region leader Cristina Cifuentes told fellow PP campaigners last week.
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State governors are asking the national government to declare a state of economic emergency and suspend sales and income taxes.
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Power in Bosnia lies with the entities and the cantons, not the national government—but something similar happens in Switzerland.
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If state governments walk away, the national government could, by law, enforce the rules instead—if it were so inclined.
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Threats by the national government to take control of Kurdish border crossings (and impose its convoluted visa process) never materialised.
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The foreign ministry said Makonda was voicing his own opinion and the planned crackdown did not have national government support.
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He often courts controversy and last month almost brought down the national government in a dispute with Merkel over migration.
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It is a remarkable achievement that ought to serve as a model for other states, as well the national government.
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Auditor General Edward Ouko has also accused the national government of corruption and mismanagement in a series of scathing reports.
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Time is a quintessentially local matter on which the states in a federal system merit priority over the national government.
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The program has won multiple awards and has been cited by the national government as an example for other cities.
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Bosnia has not formed a national government and a regional government more than a year after an October 2018 election.
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Members of Congress have also taken aim at Chinese telecommunication firms accused of working with the national government (The Hill).
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The Sufis were alarmed and, Rahman said, passed on complaints to both local law enforcement and eventually national government offices.
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But the national government in Rome objected, saying there was no need to test people who did not exhibit symptoms.
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But the national government in Rome objected, saying there was no need to test people who did not exhibit symptoms.
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The national government is taking charge in the region, despite his refusal to sign a joint declaration handing control Madrid.
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Systematically, it outperforms the national government and local powerbrokers in the provision of order and brutal, although not corrupt, justice.
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On Thursday, the national government announced an aggressive response — a quarantine zone centered on Codogno that affected about 50,000 people.
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She said Barcelona has invested more every year to improve public transport while the national government has been cutting back.
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There was a marked shift in the handling of the crisis once the national government got involved on January 22.
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Sanders and Warren both support single-payer Medicare-for-all, which replaces private insurance with a national government health plan.
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"The national government must intervene because we Sicilians are not willing to be slaughtered like cattle," he said on Facebook.
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We might document our own conversation if no one would listen to us in the city, state, or national government.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed a multi-year commitment by the national government to rebuild Fort McMurray but gave no details.
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Reality check: Despite increasing climate action by progressive states like California and Washington, their efforts fall short without national government action.
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In June, the national government was taken to court by local environmental groups for failing to tackle the air pollution levels.
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No wonder, perhaps, that the national government has decided to wade in, creating a committee to suggest solutions to Karachi's problems.
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They are a little like an American presidential election, in that they change the elite that makes up the national government.
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This year the national government banned imports of dirtier industrial fuels, and introduced higher-octane petrol and diesel in the capital.
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The national government is obsessed with feeding China's 1.3bn people and anything that reduces grain yields is a matter of concern.
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As long ago as 2003 a worried national government drew up a plan "to revitalise the old north-east industrial bases".
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In 2009, he and the national government formed the Olympic Park Legacy Corporation (OPLC) to review bids for the stadium lease.
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In addition, 74 percent of respondents said yes to a national government-administered health plan that would be open to anyone.
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The ID system has crept into a range of services, such as school enrollment, ration disbursements and other national/government projects.
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Soon afterwards, the national government declared that it would speed up the introduction of stricter emissions standards for new passenger cars.
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Helmet usage is also very high, with messaging from the national government focusing on finger-wagging over increased funding for infrastructure.
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The coalition faced stiff opposition from Spain's conservative national government, but fourteen Catalan cities have since municipalized or remunicipalized their water.
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On September 12th the national government agreed to post federal police officers to the province until the end of next year.
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The Times used to capitalize "Federal" in phrases like "a Federal judge," and even "Government" when referring to the national government.
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On Monday, Mr. Renzi dismissed any "correlation" between poor results for his party on Sunday and support for his national government.
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With local and national government funding and policy support, approximately 3,0003 robot makers or solutions providers launched between 2014 and 2016.
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In February, South African media reported over R220 million ($15.5 million) of national government funds designated for drought relief was missing.
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Distrust of the national government there is intense and dozens of local militias and self-proclaimed rebel armies range over it.
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Right now we have this stupid national government in Poland, right-wing, and when I look at them, I'm a leftist.
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During the 1970s independence movement, it opposed the creation of a national government and espoused a return to traditional Melanesian customs.
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" Privately, Mr. Mathekga said, there was "growing frustration in national government, who are powerless while people are looting at provincial level.
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Liverpool itself has suffered a nearly two-thirds cut in funding from the national government — its largest source of discretionary revenue.
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Beijing Auto is under the tight control of the Beijing municipal government, which in turn is controlled by the national government.
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At nearly all of the major airports in Europe, providing screening is an airport's responsibility, not that of the national government.
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Fernandez reiterated that the national government would not bail out Buenos Aires province, Argentina's largest, in an interview on Monday night.
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As for the mechanics of such a system, states would submit a list of registered voters quarterly to the national government.
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Another problem is the split between native homeless, for whom municipalities are responsible, and migrants, who fall under the national government.
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But Australia's national government has been slower to respond to the risks posed by extreme heat, bush fires, and climate change.
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Taxi drivers also paralyzed traffic in Madrid last summer, and the incoming Socialist national government promised new legislation on ride hailing.
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The most recent published draft, issued in late December, made no mention of preventing national government regulators from demanding technology transfers.
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By contrast, the national government, in a move that its critics say encouraged private car use, has lowered car-registration taxes.
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Eight years later the national government banned most office construction in central London, in an economically illiterate effort to spread wealth around.
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Delhi has no police force of its own: its finest answer not to any local official but directly to the national government.
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The Tokyo government, national government, Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee and the Japan Olympic Committee are all involved in pulling the games together.
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In fact, the national government has been spending more on infrastructure around the country in part to compensate for the mining bust.
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According to national government statistics, more than 90 percent of households in Kigali now have access to toilets and to clean water.
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Finland's national government is doing its bit by rewriting legislation to bring the various laws covering different modes of transport into harmony.
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Yet today in Ebbw Vale, a former steel town in the country's deep south, few locals seem enthusiastic about their national government.
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An increasingly outraged public is demanding action while the conservative national government refuses to budge, relying on the police to squelch dissent.
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French President Emmanuel Macron is leading a camp seeking to block Weber's candidacy over lack of experience in running a national government.
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Hence, there is no better time to reexamine the true intentions of the founding fathers on the power of the national government.
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Everyone needs to do their bit – from national Government and local authorities, to businesses and residents – to end this public health emergency.
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But the national government (and every other provincial government in the country) is run by another party, the African National Congress (ANC).
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He was also pretty popular in regions of Somalia and, at that moment, in the good graces of the official national government.
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But the effort petered out in most districts as local and national government could not find the funds to keep it going.
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If they refuse to do one or the other voluntarily, he has warned, the national government will impose a plan on them.
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They filter up to governors and state governments, who in turn filter up to the national government, which coordinates the largest efforts.
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For example, civil rights is the area where the national government was once most clearly superior in many parts of the country.
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The deal is also meant to create a framework for a ceasefire and peace talks between the Taliban and the national government.
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While he waits, the national government in Madrid took direct administrative control of Catalonia, using emergency constitutional powers invoked by Mr. Rajoy.
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By 2004, Erdogan's AK Party controlled not only the national government but also the municipalities of Istanbul and Ankara, the capital city.
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With the national government pursuing policies of economic austerity, grants for local councils have been slashed by more than half since 2010.
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It had won sympathy among many Sunni Muslims who felt neglected by Iraq's Shia-dominated national government and abused by security forces.
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If you wanted a mortgage with a National Mortgage Guarantee (mortgage insurance from the national government) you had to get the insurance.
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The revision stemmed from what appeared to be a bureaucratic decision, buried in a series of dense documents from the national government.
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Financial support from the regional or national government or from private philanthropies, if free from constraints, can help to seed local projects.
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He refereed the unending contest between capital and labor, arguing that only the national government had enough power to ensure fair play.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren want to move to a national, government-run health insurance system to ensure that everyone is covered.
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But according to Ganguly, the last era of Congress national government is still fresh in voter's minds -- something the BJP is relying on.
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Last year the national government began consulting the NPS and several NGOs with a view to creating a park system similar to America's.
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There was a huge swing against the Liberal party, which leads the national government and had mounted a campaign against immigrants and crime.
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Hosting the mega-events would cost Japan's national government 801.1 billion yen ($7.03 billion), the report said, citing the country's Board of Audit.
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"We don't see any systematic or appropriate response on behalf of the national government," said Father Victor Hugo of the Diocese of Tibú.
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Besides the ambiguity about the national government, there are now two different factions claiming control of the Socialist party, the main Spanish opposition.
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"It's thrilling to see a country taking this on via their national government and making a national priority of it," she tells Broadly.
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Since 2000, the Akshaya Patra Foundation has partnered with the national government and state agencies to expand and improve the midday meal program.
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One of those parties is projected now to be the AfD, which needs just 5 percent of the vote to enter national government.
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It comes as the island creeps towards an independence referendum by mid-2020 that could cut the last ties with the national government.
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The national government was much smaller in those days, and it was not unusual for state judges also to hold federal administrative positions.
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The expected setback for the CSU risks widening divisions within Germany's crisis-prone national government, which depends on support from the Bavarian party.
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After the Union Army vanquished the slavocracy, the Republican Party went on to largely command national government and politics for nearly 70 years.
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On Tuesday, the national government said police would take control of any voting booths in Catalonia to thwart the region's planned independence referendum.
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Aranguren said the province would make any decision on an eventual fine for Barrick but had the full support of the national government.
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They also criticized the national government in Rome for a schizophrenia that vacillates between drop-everything alerts and just-wash-your-hands reassurances.
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Localism is thriving — as a philosophy and a way of doing things — because the national government is dysfunctional while many towns are reviving.
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That may refer to the eventual presence of EU troops in Libya — again, once a national government to work with has been estabilished.
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"The national government has the financing for the 271.7 trillion pesos contemplated in the budget proposal for 2020," Carrasquilla said in a statement.
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"The national government has dragged its feet," said David Olivier, who studies climate change at the University of the Witwatersrand's Global Change Institute.
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In the first two years of the drought, experts say, the national government failed to limit water supplies to farmers, intensifying the problem.
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The reason was that the House's unique authority over the finances of the national government created leverage over every other facet of policy.
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In this fiercely independent region, only 2 percent of those recently surveyed said they trusted the national government in Kinshasa, 1,000 miles away.
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A promise to curb migration from North Africa was a key factor in the election of Italy's populist national government a year ago.
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Officials at the city, state and national government have all stepped in, encouraging "social distancing" in order to curb the fast-spreading virus.
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In the case of Genoa, populists now in the national government had dismissed the highway plan as unnecessary and a formula for corruption.
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But the search, spanning more than a dozen local and national government agencies, continues, along with the hope that they are still alive.
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The northwestern province where the outbreak occurred had a relatively peaceful, ethnically homogeneous population with good relations with the national government in Kinshasa.
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Taxes are mostly collected by the national government, and the money is redistributed to the provinces, where it is spent with little oversight.
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On Saturday, Mr. Torra said he wanted to unwind some of the measures taken by Mr. Rajoy after the national government took charge.
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In his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump directly addressed a two-year shutdown that has been damaging our national government.
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In May 261, the UK became the first national government to declare a climate emergency, days after similar declarations from Scotland and Wales.
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An interim national government comprising leaders not involved in the crisis would have to be formed to allow for a cooling-off period.
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Just 9 percent of Ukrainians trust their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll in March showed.
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It was an embarrassing development for Rajoy's party, which was attempting at the time to form a national government after two inconclusive general elections.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party, which runs India's national government, selected Yogi Adityanath to be chief minister of the country's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh.
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Merkel's allies suffered their worst election result since 1950 on Sunday, in a setback that raised tensions within the country's crisis-prone national government.
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Mr. Sims called the lawsuit the first of its kind by a national government against a tech company over its use of personal data.
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But punishing a firm for a 14-year-old ruling from a national government, happily accepted by both sides at the time, looks harsh.
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The national government, meanwhile, is moving ahead with a massive, expensive pumped hydro project that was initially spearheaded by former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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That's because, compared to other developed countries, the U.S. has fewer female representatives in national government, and higher teenage pregnancy and maternal mortality rates.
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Those confident in their national government but not the EU are the Free Folk; those who think both are broken are the millenarian Sparrows.
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Authorities are said to be waiting for a decision from the national government, per Russia's endangered species laws, on how to handle the animal.
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Uematsu told police he would kill many severely disabled people if the national government approved such an action, the official told Reuters by phone.
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What would the Founding Fathers have thought of a national government that empowers an individual to take land without congressional action or local control?
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Others across the country, inspired as I have been, have taken positions in local and national government, civil society, the military and as volunteers.
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In responding to each call for help, a police force brings the policies and values of both the local and national government to bear.
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HOT language erupts from the cool foothills of the Himalayas: the former chief minister of Uttarakhand says Narendra Modi's national government is "murdering democracy".
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"The Russian objective is to insulate Damascus and the Syrian national government from outside pressure trying to pressure it into major concessions," he said.
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The national government has said police have secured 1,300 of 20103,315 schools in Catalonia which had been designated as voting stations, according to Reuters.
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According to Catalonian authorities, 90 percent of people voted in favor of independence on Sunday, but the national government said the referendum was illegal.
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The budget covers the national-government portion for this fiscal year of a multi-year stimulus package approved by the cabinet on Aug. 2.
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Mr. Khan said he would begin pressing for the same sort of devolved powers that the national government has granted to Scotland and Wales.
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The debt is netted of EUR11033m loans subsidised by the national government and about EUR150m short-term debt to offset temporary collection/payment mismatch.
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Unfortunately, the national government has accrued powers never delegated to it and too often treats the states as administrative subdivisions rather than sovereign entities.
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"Regardless of whether we have climate deniers in charge at the national government, it doesn't change the facts," said Mayor Charlie Hales of Portland.
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And so the framers gathered to create a national government, with checks and balances to avoid abuses of power that they could easily foresee.
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"I don't get information on political developments with the national government through the internet because it is difficult to get real information," he said.
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During that same decade, Palauans began to resettle in the central town of Koror to take jobs in tourism and the new national government.
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Out of grave concern for indigenous wildlife, the national government hatched a plan to try to kill two million of the animals by 2020.
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But it is difficult, although not impossible, for European ethno-nationalist parties to construct coalitions that would allow them to dominate a national government.
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In 1931 the Tories joined a national government under the Labour prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald, but he was then disowned by his own party.
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The draft vaguely mentioned long-delayed plans for elections and a national government, without any timeline, just calling for U.N.-led follow-up meetings.
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A coalition of Northern Territory Aboriginal organizations called for the national government to dissolve the territory government, which it has the authority to do.
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Co-chair and former Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Lieberman said that the voters are exhausted with their national government stalling along party lines.
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The current Parliament was elected in December, in a vote called by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy after his national government thwarted the independence effort.
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In the 1930s, the national government, then administered by the United States, began suppressing trophy tattoos, and women started to cover their upper bodies.
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Activists say the court decision will make it much more difficult for the national government to repeal discriminatory local laws like ones in Aceh.
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I urgently call on the President of the Republic and the national government to rectify and listen to the voice of the Venezuelan people.
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Kenya moved a closer to full production at the blocs this month when the local government and the national government agreed on revenue sharing.
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A three-way tie-up with the Greens and Neos would at least be a first, since neither has been in national government before.
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In an effort to combat this new wave of poaching, The Mali Elephant Project worked with the national government to create new ranger posts.
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A "national government" of all the parties, led by a Labour politician, Ramsay MacDonald, but dominated by Conservatives, tried to build consensus for economic orthodoxy.
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"Federalism is rooted in the knowledge that our political liberties are best assured by limiting the size and scope of the national government," Reagan proclaimed.
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Once the text is finalised, it will need to be ratified by both houses of the Japanese parliament, as well as each European national government.
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Italians will be voting for or against a bundle of adjustments to the constitution designed primarily to streamline the way Italy's national government passes laws.
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" That's partly because digital currency is created and stored electronically, the report notes, "which means it is not overseen or backed by a national government.
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Under concession deals, the national government should receive $150-$200 per cubic meter of wood cut, with an additional small sum going to county authorities.
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While reparations to the families of civilian casualties decrease support for the Taliban, according to the survey, they don't increase it for the national government.
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City authorities are also talking to regional development banks, the private sector and the national government about funding the port and the airport, she said.
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The move underscores the stark change under Labour compared with the previous National government which had touted New Zealand's small economy as open to investment.
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Two decades of instability, armed conflict between national government forces and local militias and intercommunal and interethnic violence has left millions displaced, disabled and dead.
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But Vietnam's national government actively promotes the stories of the Ly Son fishermen and are keen to show them off as examples of China's aggression.
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Congress, India's main opposition party, won elections in three states that had previously been controlled by the Bharatiya Janata Party, which runs the national government.
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The United Nations said over 4,500 people were displaced beginning in December 2019 due to fighting between the Arakan Army and the Myanmar national government.
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The IBM effort, named DeepLocker, showed that a similar level of precision can be available to those with far fewer resources than a national government.
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The altiplano is normally a forgotten place, a distant province with little importance in the capital, Lima, but now the national government was paying attention.
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The coalition insists its aim is to restore a national government for the whole country in Sanaa, in the shape of Hadi's internationally recognized administration.
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The policy requested embassies and bureaus to actively support leadership initiatives for women in local and national government, civil society, and international and multilateral forums.
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In 2013, the national government of then-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif gave free rein to the paramilitary Rangers for a sweeping crackdown on criminal gangs.
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Kenya this month moved a step closer to full production at the blocs when the local government and the national government agreed on revenue sharing.
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" Pence emphasized that Trump wanted Texans to know that the "full resources of the national government are being brought to bear in a consistent way.
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An audit of Nigeria's state-owned oil company found that in 19303 it failed to pay $16 billion in oil receipts to the national government.
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State attorneys general are becoming increasingly important in serving as checks and balances against the Republican controlled executive and legislative branches of our national government.
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And rebuilding costs will add to the strain on a national government that had only recently, and perhaps not fully, recovered from a mild recession.
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Unlike the national government in Paris, local leaders in Nice, who mostly represent right-wing forces, support Mr. Putin, even applauding the annexation of Crimea.
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In 323, the national government designated Hainan for development as an "international tourism island" and unleashed a torrent of investment to support its travel industry.
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Article 23 of Hong Kong's Basic law says Hong Kong will enact a law to prohibit "treason, secession, sedition (and) subversion" against the national government.
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Many of the city's affairs are still controlled by the national government, and he has limited authority compared with the mayor of, say, New York.
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It seems like every week, another state legislature, national government, or constitutional court is moving to expand access for sick patients, recreational consumers, or both.
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It is also a sore spot for the Liberal National government as it fights a close election campaign ahead of a vote on May 18.
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At its apex is Hun Sen and the national government, then party organizations at the other four levels of government - provincial, district, commune and village.
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Transfers from the National Treasury are allocated by formula, so there is little that the ANC-controlled national government can do to trip him up.
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The tax was temporarily reinstated three years later in 2011 to boost public finances, but the national government later decided to make it permanent again.
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Hard-line and far-left separatists want a decisive and rapid break from Mr. Rajoy's national government, following the highly controversial Catalan referendum on Oct.
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Sources close to London Mayor Sadiq Khan say that he has been kept in the dark about what the national government is planning for London.
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The Basic Law requires the city to create laws against treason, secession and subversion of the national government, effectively updating those from the colonial era.
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And Madrid was subject to spending limits imposed by the national government, to prevent the kind of Pharaonic building projects undertaken during Spain's construction boom.
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In 1916 David Lloyd George ousted Herbert Asquith to form a national government that lasted until 1922, only to see Labour later displace his party.
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Though staffed largely with people from the region, they are seen as extensions of the national government in a place where many long for independence.
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Australia's national government last month proposed tougher rules that would widen the definition of bribery and create some new offences with lower burdens of proof.
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At the center of the early debate is whether Medicare for all -- a national, government-run system -- should be a centerpiece of the party's platform.
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She has previously signaled that she did not want to hold a Catalonia-style referendum, organized without the consent or recognition of the national government.
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The national government on Saturday began calling up 3,000 army reservists to conduct evacuations and help people in remote areas affected by the wildfire emergency.
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Lieberman has repeatedly promised to push for what he calls a "broad, liberal, national government" made up of Likud, Blue and White, and his party.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo of Paris wrote to the national government last week of the migrants' "desperate humanitarian and sanitary situation," urging it to do something.
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He got an earful, for instance, about steep rises in electricity bills, even though the province of Ontario sets the rates, not the national government.
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A ballistic missile struck a village recently recaptured by the coalition-backed Yemeni national government, killing one child and injuring dozens, the UAE statement said.
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Fitch expects VdA to reverse the deficit well ahead of the 30-year deadline allowed by the national government, due to its solid budgetary performance.
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Democratic lawmakers have said Trump's declaration was an unconstitutional power grab that undercut Congress' constitutionally mandated power over how the national government spends public money.
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The coalition insists its aim is to restore a national government for the whole country in Sanaa, in the shape of Hadi's internationally recognised administration.
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The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the national government, are "working closely to control the budget," which is at $12.6 billion.
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National government policies have been aggressive in pushing Mandarin as the medium of instruction in schools, often at the expense of regional languages and dialects.
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But, in his telling, all the problems were the fault of the national government, which did nothing to enforce its own laws in the region.
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The Catalan regional government called a referendum on independence and pressed ahead with it even after Spanish courts and the national government declared it illegal.
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But the Islamic State is not a party to such deals, and it considers both the national government and the Free Syrian Army to be enemies.
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The national government and the courts have only interfered for two main reasons: to keep each district roughly equal in population, and to combat racial discrimination.
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The League is serving in its fourth government, the first three when it was called the Northern League; the 5-Stars are novices to national government.
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The national government dispatched Zhong Nanshan, a renowned and now-semiretired epidemiologist who was instrumental in the fight against SARS, to Wuhan to assess the situation.
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In the 43s students in Assam, a state that touches Bangladesh, led a revolt against mass migration and forced the national government to introduce tougher laws.
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Oil use is falling at the fastest rate since the third quarter of 22019, according to national government data submitted to the Joint Organisations Data Initiative.
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Oil use is falling at the fastest rate since the third quarter of 22019, according to national government data submitted to the Joint Organizations Data Initiative.
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For centuries the stone statue had served as a spiritual and tourist attraction; when the national government decided to remove it, the local population was furious.
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Yet, more uncertainty is likely as the Liberal-National government is expected to lose to the Labor Party in the next elections, due by May 2019.
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The fact that cities and states have the ability to implement their own programmes, rather than wait for the national government to act, is an advantage.
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The region's leaders held an unconstitutional referendum on secession in 2017; after they declared "independence", the national government imposed direct rule and dissolved the Catalan parliament.
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On the other hand, constraints from the national government underpin regional efforts to cut spending, especially for the agreed recovery plan for the health care sector.
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A 2013 national government survey reported that marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug, and 19.8 million Americans have used marijuana in the past month.
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A commendable, long-term devolution of power from the centre to individual states means that these now spend some 1.7 times what the national government does.
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Kashmiris worried when Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came to power in 2014 that his national government would make life difficult for Muslims.
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The national government declared a state of emergency for Venice on Thursday and allocated an initial 20 million euros ($22 million) to address the immediate damage.
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They, in turn, have accused national government of dragging its feet on capital funding for infrastructure and maintenance, as well as withholding emergency disaster relief funds.
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The Brexit vote reflected the tenor of northern England, where the wealth of the south and the preoccupations of the national government can seem far away.
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They had said previously that holding an independence referendum for the region would be a non-negotiable condition for entering discussions to form a national government.
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In fact, the E.U.'s largest body and its executive arm, the European Commission, has a staff of just 23,000, smaller than many national government ministries.
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"To prevent tyranny and protect individual liberty, the Framers of the Constitution separated the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of the new national government," he continued.
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London has stepped up as a leader in the mission to improve air quality, pushing the national government to support the city in making bold strides.
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Confidence in government is another: "In 2017, Colombians' confidence in their national government dropped to a record-low 22%," while 90% say government corruption is widespread.
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At home, the crisis does not appear to have endangered support for Rajoy's minority national government, with mainstream parties largely backing his opposition to Catalan independence.
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The national government would take at least 75 percent, with 20 percent for local governments and 5 percent for the local community, the energy bill says.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political rival, Benny Gantz, has been elected speaker of the Israeli Parliament and voiced his desire to form an emergency national government.
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This year alone the Amazon has suffered some 40,000 fires, mostly the result of manmade overlogging and deforestation egged on by the local and national government.
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The national government controls the water supply to Cape Town, other municipalities and the province's agricultural sector, including the large wine industry east of Cape Town.
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The regional council last year also sought to have the "Venetian people" recognized as a minority, but the national government challenged that measure earlier this year.
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In fact, in 2014, the Grand Canyon State received about 43 percent of its operating funds from the national government, the highest ratio in the country.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose Hindu national government has been accused of stoking religious tensions by introducing the citizenship law, appealed for peace on Wednesday.
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How events will unfold is unclear, including precisely how the national government will apply its new powers, and the response of the regional administration and public.
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What's more, the whole situation threatens the stability of the current national government under Merkel, a cooperation between the CDU and the center-left Social Democrats.
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And despite the multiplying number of locusts around Wamba, the national government has stopped spraying in the area because of a depletion in the pesticide supply.
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This belief has been the city's hallmark for 20 years, and now, despite the infighting and the impotence of the national government, it is producing results.
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Funding in London is generally less challenging because the system relies on higher fares than New York and on a capital grant from the national government.
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As trade within a territory increases, corporations push the national government to take regulatory powers away from communities, hoping to create a more seamless common market.
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That similar Russia-linked campaign targeted law enforcement, think tanks, media, U.S. military, and national government officials on the same day the DNC attempt was made.
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The social media company is also dealing with scrutiny from the national government in Germany and the European Union over its data collection and privacy policies.
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By the end of the month, funding for the national government expires, and the Treasury's gimmicky "extraordinary measures" to pay the government's debts will fall flat.
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Barack Obama is the first president to make openly gay and lesbian men and women and transgender individuals feel truly at home in our national government.
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This underpins the region's sound budgetary performance, including a balanced health care sector, despite transitory pressures from revised revenue attribution as defined by the national government.
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She became politically active as a teenager in the late 1960s, when the Conservative Party was strong in her local community but weak in national government.
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Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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But financial exploitation routinely is overlooked and unreported, prosecutors say, because — unlike child abuse — there are is no national government-run system for complaints and intervention.
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They believed that the investable emergence of factions — now known as political parties — would continually threaten to overwhelm the national government, placing personal liberties at risk.
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The policy acknowledges Beijing's stance that it alone represents China's national government and that the island of Taiwan is a breakaway province that belongs to China.
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Perry's successes coincided roughly with the Great Depression, during and after which the Conservative-dominated National Government made severe cuts to public expenditure as unemployment skyrocketed.
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Plus, nascent initiatives to overhaul SSNs have historically been mired in political opposition to national, government-centralized IDs, because of privacy concerns and fear of federal overreach.
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But funds needed from the national government to buy the land for resettling people and to build new homes have not yet been secured, the mayor said.
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"We will keep working closely together with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the national government and relevant stakeholders to ensure the successful delivery of the Games," Takaya said.
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The national government is trying to pull down internal economic barriers: it has fought hard to replace local levies with a pan-Indian goods and services tax.
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Trump had already previously called for the U.S. government to run surveillance in U.S. mosques and suggested Muslim-Americans should be registered in a national government database.
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Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, according to a Gallup poll published in March.
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Bernie Sanders' proposed plan, which would create a national government-run health care program and eliminate the private insurance industry -- something several candidates criticized during the debate.
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The national government has increased the penalties for damaging protected buildings and stiffened a 100-metre exclusion zone around monuments, where (in theory) nothing can be built.
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The national government has sent a timeline for the renegotiation of about $100 billion in debt, including a $57-billion financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
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The issue is now mired in a dispute among the local government, which is run by the parliamentary opposition, the national government and the previous town assembly.
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The District has leveraged the presence of the national government well, he says, but since federal spending is likely to remain flat further diversification will be essential.
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I'm all for support from local and national government, but that alone won't preserve the communities most affected by climate change, which are often communities of color.
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McGuire and other indigenous cannabis traders say provincial rules do not apply to them because historic treaties signed between Mohawks and the national government supersede provincial rules.
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To end a long-running separatist insurgency there, the national government gave the province considerable autonomy and, uniquely in Indonesia, the power to impose Shariah religious law.
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The calculations for the leaders of Spain's other main political parties who are engaged in the search for a workable national government may be no easier, however.
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On the formation of a national government after the inconclusive December 20 national election, Rajoy said he had no plans to stand down as prime minister candidate.
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They called on the national government to speed up reconstruction efforts, simplify rules for building new homes and apply tax breaks to residents of quake-hit regions.
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It has formed regional governments with both the centre-right ÖVP and the centre-left SPÖ, and in 2000 joined a national government as a junior partner.
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The national government lost control over the area in early 2016 but they are now trying to regain control in order to protect the nation's oil assets.
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In 1997, America was ranked 52nd for women's representation in national government, and in 2017, it fell to 101st, according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union's annual rankings.
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When the nation was founded, its statesmen worried that if the capital were situated within a state, that state might exercise undue power over the national government.
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On Friday, the Spanish region of Catalonia declared independence from Madrid while the national government imposed direct rule over the regional government and called for fresh elections.
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After protracted talks, Machar and Kiir signed a peace deal in August that called for a transitional national government and other security arrangements to end the fighting.
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After his television program ended, Schultz was hired by RT, a television service formerly known as Russia Today which is funded by the national government of Russia.
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But he is opposed by the national government in Tokyo, led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a conservative who has been working to strengthen ties with Washington.
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Instead of being forced to take part in a national-government-driven health care scheme, the states would be given block grants to use at their discretion.
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First, the national government and city officials did no proper dredging or waterway maintenance between 210 and 22007 — despite repeatedly claiming that it had been carried out.
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With Catalan separatists contemplating whether to declare independence for the autonomous region, experts have detailed how the national government could react as tensions in the region rise.
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"There are just too many guns on the streets, and I think our national government needs to do something about that," Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (D) said.
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The Spanish region aims to carry out an independence referendum Sunday, but the national government believes that this goes against the constitution and it is therefore illegal.
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To address this problem, international agencies and NGOs like Avert work alongside the national government to promote crop diversity in subsistence farming and recycling of household waste.
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"The statute was itself the outgrowth of a decades-long congressional effort to prevent corruption and ensure the merit-based administration of the national government," Garland wrote.
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Since the Bharatiya Janata Party formed a national government in 2014, the Indian fashion industry has been pressed to aggressively promote traditional attire and bypass Western styles.
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"To prevent tyranny and protect individual liberty, the framers of the Constitution separated the legislative, executive and judicial powers of the new national government," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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This made it appear that the Ebola response, which relied heavily on international medical organizations and the United Nations, was an extension of an unpopular national government.
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Even China's national government, fairly cautious in its previous borrowing, has been running budget deficits lately, and the country's famously frugal households have begun using more credit.
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In the capital, on Friday, hundreds of thousands of people protested against what they said had been a slow response by the national government to the fires.
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Not only is the environmentalist Green Party in a national government for the first time, but the coalition's agenda will make Austria a trailblazer in climate protection.
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There's also the question of whether prosecutors can prove whether someone was acting at the "direction or control" OF [for] a foreign national, government or political party.
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He said it meant only two choices — "a minority government that leans on those that reject Israel as a Jewish, democratic state," or a "broad national government".
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While the national government largely footed the bill and households largely reaped the benefit, it's important to remember that the money government spends is funded by taxpayers.
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MADRID — The Spanish police detained more than a dozen people in the region of Catalonia on Wednesday, drastically escalating tensions between the national government and Catalan separatists.
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The assailant shouted from the stage that he had been wrongly imprisoned under a previous national government led by Civic Platform, a centrist party, The A.P. said.
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But his government has made clear that if Mr. Kenney takes power and cancels provincial carbon pricing, the national government will immediately impose its own tax system.
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L: We've met many Japanese corporates in different industries and there's been a lot of companies that can add value, but at the same time we need to wait for the national government because the IR implementation bill has just been submitted to the Diet and so we need to wait for the national government to decide what cities because there are different partners and their strengths are in particular cities.
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Since then, relations warmed a little with New Zealand's previous center-right National government in 2016 approving the first U.S. warship to visit the country in 30 years.
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The national government was attacked in 2015 by a "foreign government" (later named as China) that reportedly used computers at the Bureau of Meteorology as its entry point.
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Di Maio, 32, leads a Movement whose most visible political accomplishment before entering national government in June was winning the mayor&aposs office in Rome two years ago.
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While authorities already knew that the DNA between remains found at the two sites were linked, that information was never entered into the national government database until Dec.
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Poverty and violence make it harder to stop that vicious cycle, but the national government wants to identify and share good practices at the local level, he added.
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"We'd like the ANC to come to the party a bit more on this," he told me, implying that the national government could be doing more to help.
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Dover is where the complex constellation of forces buried within Brexit—from the toxic fantasies of Brexiteers, to the failures of the national government—meet on the map.
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The Liberal National government of Malcolm Turnbull releases the 2016/17 budget on May 3 and has promised to "live within its means" to tackle years of deficits.
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Image 2 of 2 MADRID – Tension is gripping Spain, with the national government and Catalonia&aposs political leaders clashing over the wealthy region&aposs recent push to secede.
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But the fallout has been limited because the party running the capital has often happened to be the same as the one in charge of the national government.
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Sanders proposal was — and is — one that would almost entirely eliminate private insurance and over a transition period move every American onto a single national government insurance plan.
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The national government has increased its annual disbursement to the state from 580bn rupees ($903m) to more than 2.5trn rupees, but there is little to show for it.
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The national government has done all it can to prevent the poll, seizing ballot boxes and voting slips, and threatening officials with large fines if they co-operate.
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In a sign of the simmering tension, Spain&aposs national government in Madrid, which usually sends a representative to regional government ceremonies, declined to attend the swearing-in.
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Whether local or national government will bear the cost of maintaining the 14 venues for the Pyeongchang Olympics after the games finish, is a matter of some debate.
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While Stein makes anti-establishment statements like this, her German counterparts have been advancing a green agenda in local, regional and national government for the past 30 years.
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A 16-person task force set up with the backing of the national government is also trying to help victims scrub these spy cam recordings from the internet.
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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It would also be a serious embarrassment to Turnbull's Liberal National government which retained power just a few months ago on a promise to deliver jobs and growth.
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The United States is one of few nations in which the legislature must approve periodic increases in the legal limit on how much the national government can borrow.
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The mining industry also donated nearly $2.2 million to the federal Liberal Party of Australia, which now leads the national government, in the five years since July 2011.
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Although the Warsaw authorities have balked at his dream of a triumphal arch, he has the backing of the Law and Justice party, which forms the national government.
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But rubbish collector and former ANC supporter Raymond Ngwana, 40, said it was because of Malema's EFF that corruption in national government and local municipalities was being exposed.
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It is also a headache for the Liberal National government of Prime Minister Scott Morrison, which faces an election in May and is trailing badly in opinion polls.
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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She is encouraged that Sweden's national government now has set a deadline to eliminate fossil fuels by 2045, noting that Stockholm "doesn't hold any copyright" on good ideas.
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" Netanyahu said he would convene later on Tuesday with the other right-wing and religious parties to discuss forming a "strong, national government for the state of Israel.
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The polling process, which will cover all of India's 633 states and seven union territories (federal territories under the control of the national government), is a mammoth undertaking.
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But it has roots in the austerity policies and cost cutting that the Conservative-led national government imposed a decade ago in response to the global financial crisis.
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Background: The Houthi movement is an insurgent force that seized the Yemeni capital in 2014, ousted the national government and has since battled a Saudi-led military coalition.
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To many, if not most, nations of the world, national government funding of infrastructure is a no-brainer and represents the lion's share of investment in these systems.
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Catalonia has a strong independence movement and plans to hold a vote on independence regardless, leading to several recent attempts by the national government to stop the vote.
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Afghanistan's national government appears weak and divided in the face of the assault, which has cost the lives of at least 7,000 Afghan soldiers in the past year.
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Australia's national government has allowed trans people since 2013 to self-identify on passports, without having surgery or hormone treatment, and to choose "X" as their gender marker.
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The last time India voted to choose a new national government, more than 830 million people were eligible to vote -- and more than 550 million cast their ballots.
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The mayors said their cities - all in the hands of parties not in national government - should not be made to suffer for policies that were not their responsibility.
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Baluchistan, which has rich reserves of natural gas, copper and gold, has long complained that the national government takes far more from the province than it gives back.
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The Shiite-dominated national government has not yet demonstrated that it can secure and rebuild this shattered Sunni city, soothe sectarian grievances or provide for 22013,000 returning residents.
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The change of emphasis has already started from national government over the past years, to try to dissuade visitors from the more earthy pastimes the city is famous for.
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Mr Ghani has long argued that aid should flow through the national government, rather than support a parallel state that can pack up and go when donor fashions change.
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Only half of that comes from the national government on a routine basis, although one-off grants and money funnelled via the prefectural government help make up the shortfall.
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It also piled pressure on the newly re-elected Liberal National government to respond with fiscal stimulus of its own, something the central bank has been crying out for.
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One partner is the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), whose local support is concentrated in the Hindu-majority region of Jammu but which also runs the national government.
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Despite efforts by the national government and the regional government of Neuquen, one of the states spanned by Vaca Muerta, few small shale firms have been willing to invest.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics are estimated to cost Japan's national government seven times more than what was originally budgeted.
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Di Maio and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who was appointed to the post by Di Maio and Salvini, said the national government would not be affected by the result.
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One option for national government would be a conservative-greens coalition, albeit without Merkel who, after 14 years leading Germany, Europe's biggest economy, says this is her last term.
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Both national government and Berlin city officials said they were investigating the allegations, and Berlin said its staff would be given further training to help them identify such cases.
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Doing so could put further pressure on Somalia's weak national government, as it fears further splits from factions wanting a new state called Puntland, on the north eastern coast.
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While some separatist movements harbor dreams of gaining just a bit more autonomy from the national government, others like Catalonia are aimed at gaining full independence and nothing less.
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Mato Grosso, a central Brazilian state with a powerful agriculture industry and simmering land-related violence, said the national government had illegally given away state land to indigenous people.
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Either way, the results mean that Maduro's government now has the power to dissolve the country's parliament — the only part of the national government that the opposition still controls.
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Carles Puigdemont, Catalonia's separatist leader, is now set to appear before lawmakers on Tuesday instead, delaying but by no means averting a confrontation with the national government in Madrid.
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The national government in Rome has imposed a dramatic lockdown as the coronavirus spreads in the country, where there are now more than 24,000 cases — the most outside China.
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In the United States, each state oversees its medical regulations, death certificates and the surveillances of health care practices, whereas in other countries, the national government regulates such things.
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In 2016, officials in Chardara District said an American airstrike had hit a Taliban prison and killed as many as 16 prisoners who were allied with the national government.
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The first case was mentioned by the national government in March in response to a question in Parliament, but it attracted little attention and was not a formal report.
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The Italian translation was made possible five years ago when the national government allocated five million euros to the project, at the urging of Rabbi Di Segni and Prof.
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Machar was to arrive in Juba on Monday and to be sworn in as first vice president under an August peace deal that called for a transitional national government.
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High and rising prices for gas have become a political hot potato for the Liberal National government as businesses warned they could go bust if action was not taken.
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Owning the assets itself makes it simpler for the national government to go ahead without the states controlling Snowy Hydro Ltd, the holding company that runs the giant scheme.
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Much of the support for Trump comes from people who feel they have been overlooked by the national government and both parties, though often the Democrat Party in particular.
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The future generations' only hope will be when there is drastic and strict environmental policy changes implemented in national government—conscious actions made for the consumer, ensuring better success.
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Amid mounting public anger, Australia's Liberal-National government defended its policies in tackling climate change and downplayed its links to the unprecedented early arrival and severity of the fires.
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Amid mounting public anger, Australia's Liberal-National government defended its policies in tackling climate change and downplayed its links to the unprecedented early arrival and severity of the fires.
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With his long experience in national government, Biden should run on "let's fix what's wrong with government" and what Trump wrecked (because by 2020 it will be A LOT!).
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Only a strong, adequately funded national government, they argued, could effectively negotiate with foreign countries, ensure free and open trade among the states while provide for a stable currency.
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The national government and the regional administration of the northwestern Turkana region agreed last month on revenue sharing that will come into force when production reaches full capacity by 2022.
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Despite growing disaffection with the slow pace of reforms and the pain of austerity measures imposed by the national government, the PTI is expected to do well at the polls.
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IOC Vice President John Coates made the comment at a news conference after a meeting of a working group comprising Tokyo, the national government, Tokyo 2020 organisers and the IOC.
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Despite the revelation, which national government was behind the hack remained unclear, although some of those who had been targeted reported being told the Indian government was behind the surveillance.
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The deal was struck after the national government agreed to eliminate a cap on the revenue due to the county government and the local community, said a senior government official.
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"As long as there are no security issues, the election outcome should not significantly stall the reform programme of the national government, in our view," Citigroup said in a note.
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Under the 2014 Village Law, the national government aims to disburse up to $8.6 billion annually - over $100,000 for every village - for infrastructure and economic development until 2019, she added.
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The national government resides in a metropolis, Delhi, where residents inhale the equivalent of half a pack of cigarettes on an ordinary day, and two packs on a bad one.
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Yet beneath it, Nalin Kohli, a suave lawyer flown in from Delhi by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which runs India's national government, is giving a stump speech in Hindi.
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Dodik said on Monday his party would clinch a partnership with the HDZ in the Council of Ministers, which is the de facto national government, and in the national parliament.
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A coalition of two ostensibly communist parties, the Unified Marxist Leninists (UML) and the Maoist Centre, looks set to control not just the national government but six of seven provinces.
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While some people were pasting up improvised missing person notices and creating makeshift memorials, others were giving media interviews in which they blamed local and national government for the disaster.
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A new election would give the anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPO) a chance of entering national government less than a year after its candidate lost a close-fought presidential race.
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ISDS allowed investors from one member state to sue the government of another member state over local or national government actions – even court decisions – which the investor thinks violate NAFTA.
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The national government is separate from the Palace of the Kingdom of Benin and I believe that's been one reason that many other museums have been hesitant about moving forward.
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But the CSU's disastrous performance on Sunday - its weakest since 1950 - has raised questions about whether he should stand down as party leader and interior minister in the national government.
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One of the reasons the founding fathers created a federalist government is because the independent sovereign states would never have agreed to form a national government under any other circumstances.
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The Liberal-National government faces a tough election in May and is widely expected to entice voters with tax cuts and more spending in its annual budget on April 2.
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Under India's state-sponsored Public Distribution System, the national government buys staple foods like rice, wheat and sugar from farmers and sells them to citizens at fair or cheaper prices.
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The previous National Government had ruled out re-entering the mine due to safety concerns, a stance that had been opposed by many family members of the men who died.
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In the months afterward, the group blitzed across northern and western Iraq, consolidating power in Sunni Arab areas where hostility toward the Shiite national government had long been boiling over.
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Moreover, the unprecedented technology changes and mobilization of the tools available in the cyberworld, artificial intelligence, and information corruption far outpace any national government inquiry, much less any significant response.
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Still, European leaders – many of them with separatist movements in their own back yards – were quick to voice support for Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, the national government and constitution.
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Croly's project of building a strong national government has been eminently successful, but it was naïve of him to think that this achievement would necessarily produce an actual continentwide community.
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Though it has primarily taken the form of subsidies, both companies have also tried to develop technology specific to China, and have actively wooed both local and national government officials.
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But the funds needed from the national government to buy the land for resettling people and to build new homes have not yet been defined or secured, the mayor said.
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The Jakarta city administration, with help from international donors and the national government, is dredging its 17 rivers and canals — the first time it has done so since the 1970s.
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The national government, however, cannot exercise sole control over extractive projects and Congress must pass regulations within two years that allow communities to voice opposition to mining and oil projects.
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Delhi's government responded by suspending construction activities, temporarily closing a local power plant, and requesting that the national government control a major source of pollution, seasonal burning of crop waste.
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Their coalition partner in the national government, the Social Democrats, were also expected to lose about 10 points from their previous total, and garner around 20 percent of the vote.
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"This vote is important, but it remains the expression of a regional community and is not decisive of the destiny of the national government," Conte told Corriere della Sera daily.
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But regional elections are not expected to bring about a collapse of the national government since the two ruling parties are unlikely to want to face fresh elections, analysts said.
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When Ethiopia began to pilot its now widely celebrated Health Extension Worker program in 2100, it pulled together a mixture of funds from regional governments, the national government and donors.
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Although premiums underwritten do not have a direct financial subsidy component, SACE's insurance policies benefit from a non-first demand guarantee from the national government underpinning the company's developmental functions.
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Until this year, the national government had the right to unilaterally cancel discriminatory local legislation, but the Constitutional Court took away that power this year, arguing that it was excessive.
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Even as Mr. Abadi's national government has tried to address reports of abuses by the Shiite-dominated security forces and their militia allies, deep distrust persists in Iraq's Sunni communities.
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"It has been clearly identified by the attorney general's office, and we've informed the national government, of a growing presence of Mexican cartels," attorney general Nestor Humberto Martinez told journalists.
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Democratic lawmakers said the move was an unconstitutional power grab that undercut Congress' power of the purse, or the ability to tax and spend public money for the national government.
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In trust surveys, Ukraine's politicians have traditionally ranked at rock bottom -- a March Gallup Poll showed that just 9% of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, a world low.
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The largest bloc of Democrats and Democratic-leaners, 44%, say there should be a single national government health insurance program (ala Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and "Medicare for All").
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Emilia Romagna is a traditionally leftist region and defeat there to the League could undermine the national government, made up of the center-left Democratic Party (PD) and 53-Star.
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Falling house prices are also a headache for the Liberal National government of Prime Minister Scott Morrison, which faces an election in May and is trailing badly in opinion polls.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies are heading for their worst showing in a state election in over 60 years, a setback that risks widening divisions within her crisis-prone national government.
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The hush around the contents of the report is prompting those wondering about the future of our national government to ask: when is it going to be released to the public?
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And the argument here is that you get discreet groups tailored to people&aposs specific needs and they&aposll provide medical care in a more efficient way than the national government.
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Asked why buildings are still being built along the beaches, Castillo blamed inadequate environmental monitoring and control, which he said should be done by the municipality together with the national government.
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The national government plans to spend 5 billion won ($4.5 million) to equip local governments with more camera detecting equipment and strengthen inspections of bathrooms in public spaces and private buildings.
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There are fewer Muslim ministers now in the national government—just two out of 75—than at any time since independence, even though the Muslim share of the population has grown.
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Asylum seekers who have already arrived are complaining of hunger, even as the local government protests that it hasn't gotten the necessary funds from the Mexican national government to feed them.
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In addition to the national government, the BJP and its allies now control 17 out of India's 31 state legislatures, together representing more than 60% of the country's people (see chart).
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An appointed lieutenant-governor would in theory not interfere with day-to-day affairs, but would see that the city government respected Delhi's primary duty as a seat of national government.
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And if the BJP manages to take Karnataka from Congress, it may well nip in the bud whatever hope the opposition has to retake control of the national government next year.
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"We invite all political parties including the Nepali Congress and the Madhesi groups to join this cabinet to make it a national government and resolve all outstanding problems," Rimal told Reuters.
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The national government has a grand policy to help the region called "the north-east revitalisation plan", but as one of the articles noted, the region's demographic crisis is never discussed.
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And the culture of deference has completely disappeared: far from uniting the country a national government might well confirm the populist belief that the elites are trying to stitch everything up.
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International sports has never seen a doping scheme this sophisticated and this ingrained in an athletic organization—not to mention a national government—so there's nothing to compare the punishment to.
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The Venezuelan National Guard also used water tanks against the demonstrators as thousands of them marched from eastern Caracas, an opposition bastion, toward downtown, where most national government facilities are located.
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Canna entrepreneurs know the national government could still convict them for distributing cannabis-infused products—it's why the owners of Pink Fox keep a lower profile than many budding business owners.
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But a recreation of a caliphate the size of Indiana between Syria and Iraq is because we pulled back and the Iraqis did not have a sustainable kind of national government.
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" For example, at a CNN town hall at South by Southwest, he expressed the idea that the national government could learn lessons from city government, where a shutdown would be "unthinkable.
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To mitigate the threat, the local and national government have put a 50 litre per person per day limit on water consumption and bans on washing cars and filling swimming pools.
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A local referendum halted work on the project in 2017, but many doubt that it can withstand legal challenges, especially given the firm's deep pockets and support from Colombia's national government.
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"It's impossible to believe that a financial operation of this size ... could have been carried out without the approval of the highest executive level of the national government," the ruling said.
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If the federal government were to have the power to remove weapons from militia, the militia could never be a check on the power of an out-of-control national government.
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This corresponds with the low levels of support for the national government and a concurrent rise in anti-European Union political movements that arguably play into the hands of the Kremlin.
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In 1994, the Council of Europe designated the Via Francigena a Cultural Route, and it is now the subject of local and national government efforts to increase its popularity with tourists.
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As the stench rises and the public health risks – such as respiratory diseases that most acutely affect children – mount, citizen appeals to regional and national government officials have had little effect.
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Apple has accumulated billions in profits and, with the assistance of tax-haven-based subsidiaries, managed to pay little tax on those profits to any national government anywhere in the world.
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The founders "knew that foreign governments would have saboteurs and spies and investors crawling all over the president and the national government," Raskin said during an earlier interview with The Hill.
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Saudi Arabia tightened its blockade on Yemen after Houthi rebels, who have taken over the national government and its assets, fired a ballistic missile last week toward an airport in Riyadh.
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TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Land rights campaigners have hailed a decision by Brazil's Supreme Court to rule against a state seeking compensation for land declared indigenous territory by the national government.
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KMPDU said the strike would affect all public hospitals: those run by the national government and by regional governments - known as counties, and will involve all doctors regardless of their specializations.
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The city remains exposed to the national policy of cutting back deficit and debt, by means of revenue curtailments, while the national government contributes to financing unexpected events or large projects.
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"I urgently call on the President of the Republic and the national government to rectify and listen to the voice of the Venezuelan people," wrote Dudamel, 36, on his Facebook page.
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In a statement, Bouchart said it was also up to the national government to deal with the problem, and that she had always sought to act with "humanity" towards the refugees.
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The national government in Madrid has said it will deploy police to prevent an independence vote on October 1, with orders to take over any polling booths that are set up.
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It also followed a pledge by the Liberal National government to cut income taxes by A$140 billion over the next seven years, though much of the gains are back-loaded.
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The delegates, however, would not always go as far as he wanted, especially when it came to his wish to clearly establish the sovereignty of the national government over the states.
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All of this has occurred during an eight-year austerity drive by the national government that has squeezed budgets and reduced the number of police officers in London by 26 percent.
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English council elections Held a year after the general election, the results of the English council elections typically indicate how satisfied people are with both the national government and the opposition.
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Poland: The mayor of Gdansk, who was a liberal critic of the right-wing national government, died after he was stabbed onstage at a charity concert, stunning an increasingly divided country.
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It is based on the court's "negative" interpretation of the Commerce Clause, which empowers the national government to regulate interstate commerce and so, by extrapolation, deprives the states of that power.
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Even if one granted the defensible premise that the national government needs to do more to force industry to produce emergency medical supplies, equating domestic crisis with foreign war is dangerous.
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The State of Franklin, in what is now eastern Tennessee, adopted a constitution with power divided among three branches, like the national government that its leaders hoped one day to join.
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The 1996 reform was limited to only one out of over 85033 means-tested programs, but it demonstrates how government programs can be successfully devolved from the national government to states.
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It's the same reason we refuse to change the channel from the disaster that is our national government: We love to be entertained; we want to know who will ultimately win.
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The January 2021 maturity fell six points to 60 cents, according to Refinitiv data, after Economy Minister Martin Guzman confirmed the national government would not help the province with the payments.
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"Regional elections are likely to continue to shake the national government as six more are scheduled to take place in May/June 2020," economists at Barclays said in a note Monday.
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The antifederalists, those who opposed ratification of the new constitution, agreed that Articles of Confederation needed modification, but they feared the Philadelphia Convention went too far in energizing the national government.
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The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution precisely in order to limit federal power, because many feared that the new powers granted to the national government would be abused.
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Haiti has made only a fitful recovery from the quake, which all but destroyed the national government and left hundreds of thousands homeless, and ensuing disasters have deepened the country's misery.
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The national government has been headed in this direction for a few years, issuing generous "new energy vehicle" subsidies to automakers to build electric vehicles and for consumers to buy them.
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The national government leaders agreed to finalize their nominations at their next gathering due on June 20-21, in time for the new EU chamber's first sitting due on July 2nd.
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Won Hee-ryong, the governor of Jeju, has called for direct talks with the national government to find a solution that would see some of the stranded refugees moved to the mainland.
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Solid Fiscal Performance: According to preliminary figures, Sardinia posted an operating margin of 9% of revenue in 2016, when adjusted by Fitch for non-recurrent revenue and arrears from the national government.
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Rena Herdiyani, vice chairwoman of Kalyanamitra, an Indonesian nongovernmental organization that lobbies the national government to ban all forms of cutting, wants the government to impose sanctions on people who perform circumcisions.
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Amending the constitution, which had delineated different taxes to be collected by the national government and by states, was the biggest political hurdle, as it required a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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The regional governments of Lombardy and Veneto claim to have a combined annual fiscal deficit with the rest of Italy of more than €70bn ($82bn), equal to 8% of national government spending.
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Everyone is enrolled in a national government-run health system, most health care is paid for by the government, usually free of charge, and most doctors work for the public health service.
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The official data cast a new light on Prime Minister Scott Morrison's oft-repeated boast that it was his Liberal National government that was responsible for record jobs growth in recent years.
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"We ruled with the Northern League for years in national government and we are ruling with them now in the regions and it is going well," said Forza Italia lawmaker Deborah Bergamini.
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But since 1990 the national government has allowed other, somewhat less disadvantaged groups to claim similar benefits, if they can establish that they belong to the so-called "Other Backward Classes" (OBCS).
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The government's February budget projected the consolidated national government deficit to narrow to 3.1% of GDP in FY17/18 (year end March) and 2.8% in FY18/19 from 3.4% in FY16/7503.
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Erdogan, who previously served as mayor of Istanbul, said Turkey had proven its ability to host major events, adding its sports infrastructure had grown dramatically in his 14 years in national government.
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Today, Los Angeles owns more than a quarter million acres in Inyo County, at the valley's heart - more than half of all land that doesn't belong to the state or national government.
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Shortly after the end of the Second World War, President Truman dispatched General George Marshall to broker a peace deal between China's repressive National Government and the revolutionaries led by Mao Zedong.
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The national government has been sitting on the fence since August largely because of stiff opposition from social and environmental activists who see GM food as harmful for humans and animals alike.
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Santa Fe did not transfer the pension and retirement fund to the national government, which is obliged to cover the underfunding of those pension funds that were not transferred to its coverage.
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An election in December yielded almost the same result as the previous one: A slim majority of separatist lawmakers won control of the Catalan Parliament, to the dismay of the national government.
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Here in Cape Town, the water shortages have strained political divisions, especially because much of the responsibility for building water infrastructure lies with the national government led by the African National Congress.
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He quickly rose through the ranks of the Socialist Party, earning a junior appointment in the national government in the 1980s and becoming an elected member of the Spanish Parliament in 1986.
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The Tacanas greeted Mr. Morales's first election as their own victory and as evidence that, at last, the national government would begin to have a presence in the distant village, he said.
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And after a nearly 16-year effort to defeat the Taliban and transition power to the Afghans, the Afghan national government remains plagued by corruption, and controls just 57% of the country.
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The cutback in central government funding has roots in the austerity policies and cost cutting that the Conservative-led national government imposed a decade ago in response to the global financial crisis.
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Questions still remain about the order, and some local politicians said in social media posts that they had received no guidance from the national government — while being bombarded with questions from constituents.
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Second, the Assam crackdown looks like the prelude to a broader bid by the national government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu Nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to discriminate against India's Muslims.
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The Taliban talked about the correct interpretation of Islam, "what to do, what not to do," who is Taliban, who is not Taliban, and a message to oppose the Afghan national government.
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BARCELONA — Catalonia's police force faces a crucial test of its autonomy on Sunday, as it comes under orders from the national government in Madrid to prevent Catalans from voting on their independence.
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All of the MACs are health insurance affiliates; for instance, your MAC may have been National Government Services, a 2900,220006-employee company dedicated exclusively to servicing Medicare and other federal health programs.
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If the PD sees its bastion fall, it could decide to quit the national government, viewing defeat as a vote of no-confidence in its argumentative, three-month coalition with 5-Star.
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The Kerala chief minister has estimated a total loss of over Rs 19,203 crore ($2.7 billion) from the devastating floods and has requested Rs 2,600 crore ($371 million) from the national government.
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But a supervisor with Lion Air explained how the airline had gone over the inspector's head: National government officials in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, had given permission for takeoff, the inspector said.
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For instance, along with a few other mayors, he went against the policy of the national government, invited immigrants into his city and pledged to provide them with support, work and housing.
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A Newspoll for The Australian newspaper showed the opposition Labor party retained a lead of 53 percent to 47 percent over the Liberal-National government last month, unchanged from the poll in December.
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A Newspoll for The Australian newspaper showed the opposition Labor party retained a lead of 53 percent to 47 percent over the Liberal-National government, unchanged from the previous poll earlier this month.
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"The national government must accept we are in a humanitarian crisis in the health sector, with patients dying across our territory for lack of medicines," said association president Freddy Ceballos in a statement.
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The attorney general's office said in a statement on Thursday that the agreement should be terminated because it lacked vital details, such as timelines, and encroached on the powers of the national government.
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As if one dangerous disease was not enough for China right now, the national government over the weekend reported a "highly pathogenic" outbreak of bird flu at a chicken farm in Hunan Province.
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It does not have the same authority as those of India's states and it is locked in a bitter test of wills with the national government, led by Narendra Modi, the prime minister.
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By the turn of the 19th century, even as the national government refused to accept Native claims to land and resources, the depiction of America as an "Indian princess" recurred in visual mythology.
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The 2020 Olympics and Paralympics — to be held in Tokyo, Japan — are estimated to cost the national government seven times more than what was originally budgeted, Japanese newspaper The Mainichi reported on Friday.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - An Algerian protest leader has rejected the army's attempt to have President Abdelaziz Bouteflika declared unfit, saying the people wanted a national government of consensus, the Huffpost Maghreb said on Tuesday.
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An early election would give the far-right Freedom Party, currently leading in opinion polls, a good chance of entering national government less than a year after its candidate lost a presidential runoff.
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Lee is more comfortable in conservative legal circles than most senators and frames his opposition to progressive legislation or regulation in terms of the constitutional commitment to federalism and a limited national government.
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An agreement, one of the first with a Western nation on Belt and Road penned under the previous centre-right National government in 2017, had languished months past its 18-month expiry date.
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The new health minister, Lopez, has been the deputy minister of hospitals for the national government and secretary of health for the Venezuelan state of Aragua, according to state-run news agency AVN.
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Western Canada, the home of tar sands production, is also suffering from lower than average prices coupled to new constraints associated with a liberal resurgence in both the provincial and the national government.
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Obama, operating as his progressive predecessors Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt did, disagrees, instead seeing the role of the national government as similar to a father who must watch over young, foolish children.
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In two landmark cases earlier this year, local courts sided with rural and indigenous communities who argued the national government failed to inform them before designating land in their territories for mineral exploitation.
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Iraqi prime minister Haider al Abadi said the national government would "not recognize the referendum, nor its results," and that other nations should not do business directly with the Kurdish region for oil.
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The national government has said it intends to establish a National Climate Fund that would use 10 percent of the national budget to finance action on adapting to climate change and curbing emissions.
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Born on April 30, 1926, in Cholet, in western France, near the city of Nantes, François Charles Alexis Albert Morellet was the son of a prefect, the local representative of the national government.
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Computer and device manufacturers and technology service providers, in particular, earned strong marks for trust, outperforming local, state and national government leaders as well as energy companies, financial companies and social media companies.
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" One final designation — Level Five, or black — covers anything that "poses an imminent threat to the provision of wide-scale critical infrastructure services, national government stability, or to the lives of US persons.
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He said the Auja project worked in part because it had been done on private land, the details worked out directly with Abu Bilal rather than with the Palestinian local or national government.
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Sloane said he is already 80% of the way to his funding goal and would like the effort to be completely privately funded, without any capital needed from local or the national government.
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Since then, murder rates have skyrocketed, while corruption and drug trafficking have flourished as the drug cartels and local governing bodies as well as the national government melded into a single countrywide nightmare.
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Canberra has not signed a memorandum of understanding on the programme amid concerns over Beijing's regional ambitions, but the state of Victoria has broken ranks with the national government to support the initiative.
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Both New Yorkers with a background in finance, Hamilton and Trump would agree that the United States should have a strong national government, a positive balance of trade, and a tight immigration policy.
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L: Well I think right now we're looking at various cities because even within the cities and the prefectures, they're competing amongst themselves for the 103 slots that the national government has decided.
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The halls of national government were ... We know that there are things that are terribly detrimental things to democracy, the sinews, the blood and muscle of our country, that are happening right now.
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The United States has tried to force through changes in how all levels of government in China handle questions like forced technology transfers and export subsidies, not just the national government in Beijing.
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If the national government cannot prevent chaos in the seat of its power, many are left wondering, how can it stand against an insurgency in far-flung and remote corners of the country?
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" Her case has been resolved, and in a trip to Mexico in December 2018, Ms. del Castillo announced that she was suing its national government for $60 million in "moral and material damages.
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But many critics, while commending India's national government for a quick response to the disaster in the state of Kerala, worry that it has not committed nearly enough money to help Kerala rebuild.
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In Wuhan, residents began stockpiling food and fuel from the very first days of the quarantine, and have described empty streets and confusion amid a lack of information from local and national government.
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All told, about 75 percent of the funding for health insurance in the Netherlands is still running through the national government, even if the actual insurance benefits are being administered by private companies.
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Yatani urged national government agencies and local authorities to speed up the payment of pending bills to suppliers after businesses complained of delays which have contributed to the slowdown and the job cuts.
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Sanders' statistic comes from a March editorial in the American Journal of Public Health written by David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler, both doctors and longtime advocates of national, government-run health insurance system.
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Mr. Morrison, who has been widely criticized for his response to the fires, had resisted a major intervention by the national government, saying firefighting has traditionally been the domain of the individual states.
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