Non-essential gatherings will be banned, while all non-essential businesses must have 100% of their employees work from home.
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The company told non-essential personnel to work from home beginning Tuesday, and was limiting the number of non-essential contractors at its operations.
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On March 20, Governor Cuomo ordered (here) all non-essential workers to stay home and all non-essential businesses to close by 8 p.m.
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The European Union has agreed to temporarily shut its exterior borders to non-essential travel, and the US and Canada are preparing to suspend non-essential travel between the two countries.
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But New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo said he would issue an executive order to mandate that 100% of the non-essential workforce stay home and all non-essential businesses close.
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" If you're wondering what non-essential abortions are, his letter clarified: "Non-essential surgical abortions are those that can be delayed without undue risk to the current or future health of a patient.
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Only the easy or non essential things are being disrupted.
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Andrew Cuomo has urged New Yorkers to stay inside as much as possible, and on Friday banned all non-essential gatherings of any size and ordered all non-essential businesses to keep employees at home.
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Many government offices also delayed opening Tuesday for non-essential personnel.
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Officials were also evacuating non-essential staff at Suncor's base plant.
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Snapchat and its hot dog are non-essential, but they're engaging!
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But OMV has removed 700 non-essential staff as a precaution.
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"Non-essential services are the first to suffer," Mr Rapassi said.
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And Cassini might have lost some non-essential data, Lakdawana said.
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All non-essential travel northbound into the city has been suspended.
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But the organization is encouraging people to avoid non-essential travel.
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Gavin Newsom to determine what qualifies as a non-essential business.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered all non-essential retailers and businesses to close.
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Facebook is banning non-essential business travel for its 45,000 employees.
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The most common move: delaying major or non-essential purchases (44%).
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The border with Canada already is closed to non-essential traffic.
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Non-essential civilian hiring for military vacancies will also be postponed.
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Its also advising Americans to avoid non-essential travel to China.
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But making time for non-essential activities is, in fact, essential.
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Ireland banned all non-essential travel within the country and shut non-essential retail on Tuesday and put together a significant package of measures to support those already left unemployed and workers at risk of joining them.
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But OMV removed 700 non-essential staff and contractors as a precaution.
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Features a nice cricket pass by Elfrid Peyton, but strictly non-essential.
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The review could lead to job cuts and cutting non-essential overheads.
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Operations also were to be curtailed for non-essential staff on Wednesday.
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Kinder Morgan halted all non-essential work in April, citing project risks.
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Non-essential employees at agencies whose funding has lapsed have been furloughed.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered non-essential residents to stay home beginning 8 p.m.
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Non-essential meetings have been canceled and remote participation has been encouraged.
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The use of non-essential vehicles on local roadways is also banned.
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However, there could be some delays as "non-essential" employees are furloughed.
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On these flights, passengers fly on the cheap without non-essential extras.
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Non-essential services such as tourist sites and national parks are closed.
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But OMV has removed 5003 non-essential staff and contractors as a precaution.
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The addition of any non-essential element or device to clothing is prohibited.
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Non-essential goods were scattered on the floor amid shards of broken glass.
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A non-essential something you choose to wear like headphones, or a tiara.
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The potential political backlash allows underperforming or non-essential programs to escape review.
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Twitter is cutting non-essential divisions as it tries to improve itself financially.
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Meanwhile public sector employment will be frozen for non-essential positions currently open.
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In August, the government slapped a hold on already approved "non-essential" imports.
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The new decree also orders companies to shut any departments deemed non-essential.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York ordered all non-essential workers to stay home.
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"Non-essential" means travel that is considered tourism or is recreational in nature.
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Andrew Cuomo has ordered all non-essential workers to stay home after Gov.
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As a result, this also means that all non-essential businesses will close.
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All "non-essential" businesses and services like libraries are being forced to close.
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"Non-essential" federal workers at unfunded agencies are on furlough and staying home.
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Penney said it will follow other state-mandated shutdowns of non-essential retail.
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Non-essential work in the oil-producing region had been suspended, it said.
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It requires people to stay home, and all non-essential businesses to close.
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However, the UK government is currently letting some non-essential workplaces stay open.
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States have shuttered schools and non-essential businesses, redirecting resources to hospital systems.
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As non-essential businesses close, online alternatives are more popular, according to Garrett.
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Last week, on March 23, he ordered the closure of non-essential businesses.
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Only personnel not on the frontline (deemed "non-essential") would be sent home.
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SERVICES Non-essential personal services must close, such as hairdressers and beauty parlours.
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DUBLIN, March 24 (Reuters) - Ireland banned all non-essential travel within the country and shut non-essential retail on Tuesday to battle coronavirus as it significantly increased income support for those already left unemployed and workers at risk of joining them.
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We have placed a hiring freeze on non-military and non-essential Federal workers.
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During negotiations, the funeral parlor was locked down and non-essential personnel were evacuated.
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Their alternative is cutting non-essential services, which would also hit the vulnerable hardest.
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As we found out, renewing the certificates on its websites is considered non-essential.
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In shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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Aside from our new companion, this condensation of a blowout is THOROUGHLY non-essential.
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The fighting prompted the United Nations and some countries to withdraw non-essential personnel.
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Most of this department's 7,500 employees are "non-essential;" only about 340 are working.
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Paying staff to facilitate transfers and investing in non-essential IT infrastructure were anathema.
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Chevron is also removing some non-essential workers at a sixth platform, Jack/St.
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The system also sells a dollar for every 660 bolivars for non-essential items.
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Some non-essential city employees are being allowed to leave work early on Friday.
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Like Tesla's cars, the store seemed to emphasize the removal of non-essential features.
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Certain non-essential functions can be left to Mods, but everyone needs a battery.
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Why are some countries advising against non-essential travel while others are banning it?
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Some cities, including San Francisco, have ordered all non-essential businesses to close indefinitely.
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On Friday, Cuomo directed all of New York's non-essential workforce to stay home.
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Amazon is also halting third-party shipments of non-essential items through April 5.
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Schools are closed, non-essential businesses are shuttered and all social gatherings are banned.
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The move doesn't mean Amazon will stop shipping those non-essential products to consumers.
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Currently, Canadians are asked to avoid "non-essential" travel to China, Italy, and Egypt.
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It's also restricted non-essential international travel for all employees, according to the report.
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But even with the new policy, non-essential employees are still in their stores.
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Andrew Cuomo told non-essential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home.
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Businesses deemed non-essential must close within 48 hours unless employees can work remotely.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered all non-essential workers to stay home from work on Friday.
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Parks and playgrounds have also been closed and non-essential inter-city travel banned.
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Yoga studios have fallen victim to a mandatory closure of all non-essential businesses.
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"All non-essential businesses must close," Murphy said, and unnecessary travel is "strongly discouraged."
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Additional measures include a mandate that all non-essential businesses close by 8 p.m.
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"We're asking employees to defer non-essential travel during this time," the spokesperson said.
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US agricultural company Cargill also said it has banned all non-essential business travel.
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O) deferred all non-essential travel, within the U.S. and beyond, and Google (GOOGL.
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O) deferred all non-essential travel, within the U.S. and beyond, and Google (GOOGL.
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During shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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Anadarko Petroleum said it had evacuated non-essential staff from its Gulf of Mexico facilities.
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Most of this department's 7,500 employees are deemed "non-essential," with only about 340 working.
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The Israelis have responded by preventing the entry of non-essential commercial goods to Gaza.
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Most of this department's 2100,21 employees are "non-essential" and only about 2800 are working.
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The ministry has urged event organizers to cancel or defer non-essential large-scale events.
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Shell has restricted non-essential business travel to mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.
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Non-essential employees were evacuated at several facilities, the laboratory said in a news release.
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Once you realize that, you're far more sensitive about spending time on non-essential activities.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo responded by banning all non-essential state travel to Mississippi.
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Surveyed participants were split between not having a budget and splurging on non-essential costs.
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The FAA is one of the agencies seeing non-essential personnel furloughed during the shutdown.
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Most of the department's 8003,500 employees are "non-essential" and only about 340 are working.
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The United States warned against non-essential travel, telling expatriates who remain to stay indoors.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) banned non-essential state travel to North Carolina because of the legislation.
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The incident forced the evacuation of non-essential staff and the closure of local roads.
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But as Twitter tries to get into better financial shape, it's cutting non-essential divisions.
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The CDC recommends canceling any non-essential trip to countries with sustained, ongoing coronavirus transmission.
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Closed borders -- The US and Canada have mutually closed the border to non-essential crossings.
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In Italy and France, all non-essential retail has been ordered to be shut down.
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Twitter, Amazon, and Salesforce, among others, have prohibited non-essential domestic and international employee travel.
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On Sunday, sellers discovered most of their non-essential product shipments delayed until April 21.
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That followed news of cancelling all non-essential shipments to consumers in France and Italy.
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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair justified the decision by characterizing them as "non-essential" travelers.
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The PAUSE order directed "non-essential businesses" in New York to close by 8 p.m.
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Andrew Cuomo announced all non-essential businesses, including gyms, would be forced to close indefinitely.
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Twitter, Amazon, and Salesforce, among others, have prohibited non-essential domestic and international employee travel.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) of Washington, D.C., recommended all non-essential mass gatherings be canceled.
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Major companies such as Amazon (AMZN) are on record discouraging non-essential travel for employees.
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Patrick Conway, 62, didn't report for work on Monday because he's a "non-essential" worker.
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Amazon has advised its 798,000 employees against "non-essential travel" in the US and globally.
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Canada updated its travel advisory to urge Canadians to avoid non-essential travel to China.
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No one was injured, but the incident prompted the agency to withdraw non-essential staff.
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Retailers are also at risk, since people generally consider that kind of spending non-essential.
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Canada and the U.S. have agreed to temporarily close the border to non-essential travel.
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Many companies have already curbed travel and asked non-essential employees to work from home.
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Most of this department's 7,500 employees are "non-essential" and only about 340 are working.
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The State Department removed all non-essential staff from the embassy in Caracas in January.
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Then go through each line item and place them in either essential or non-essential categories.
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Some airlines have suspended flights to China while governments have advised against all non-essential travel.
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Transportation: There could be some airline and train delays, as "non-essential" employees will be furloughed.
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Gordon has been warning people who are identifiably Muslim or Middle Eastern against non-essential travel.
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The states panicked and froze funding for their non-essential programs and made things even worse.
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Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order Monday banning all non-essential state travel to North Carolina.
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Both states had suspended non-essential services for three days after failing to reach budget agreements.
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The banker, who requested anonymity, said it might also shut down non-essential and insolvent companies.
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The Trump administration is now pondering how to cut non-essential spending at State and USAID.
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They cut out all of the non-essential fluff, and still had an event to remember.
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How you should handle travel The CDC advises against non-essential plane travel for older adults.
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It also restricted large tour groups and sought to keep "non-essential" visitors off the floor.
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Meanwhile, non-essential chains are closing stores and laying off employees in response to the pandemic.
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The situation became even more dire with some governors and mayors closing all "non-essential" businesses.
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All non-essential businesses, not including hospitals, doctors offices and grocery stores, are to close indefinitely.
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On Wednesday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recommended limiting all non-essential procedures indefinitely.
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That means that all non-essential businesses, including museums, have to close for the foreseeable future.
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The measure allows trade to continue but restricts non-essential travel, such as tourism, from Canada.
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It also restricted large tour groups and sought to keep "non-essential" visitors off the floor.
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Finally, on Monday, Johnson announced that the UK should stop non-essential social contact and travel.
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"Many of the non-essential agenda items will be dumped, at a minimum," one official said.
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"Many of the non-essential agenda items will be dumped, at a minimum," one official said.
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Last week the company announced it was halting shipments of non-essential goods to its warehouses.
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It has progressively tightened the curbs, banning all non-essential activities until at least next Friday.
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Phuc also called on major urban cities in Vietnam to temporarily shut down non-essential services.
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New Mexico Secretary of Health Kathy Kunkel also issued an order closing all non-essential businesses.
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Non-essential businesses must close, and restaurants and bars may only do take-out and delivery.
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In a Tuesday press conference, Beshear ordered all non-essential businesses in the state to close.
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Phuc also called on major urban cities in Vietnam to temporarily shut down non-essential services.
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Airline and travel stocks have been among the worst hit as people cancelled non-essential travel.
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It also comes amid Morrison's effective ban on "non-essential gatherings" of 500 or more people.
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On October 4th the foreign ministry advised Singaporeans to "defer non-essential travel" to Hong Kong.
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After previous shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure essential and non-essential employees received retroactive pay.
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S. border closes, all entry to Canada will be barred for non-essential travellers, including tourists.
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All non-essential employees had been safely evacuated and there were no reported injuries, the company said.
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Business process outsourcing refers to instances where a company outsources non-essential operations to a third party.
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Maloney called on the Federal Aviation Administration to ban all non-essential helicopters from flying over Manhattan.
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Non-essential personnel and about 700 family members of Americans serving in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, were evacuated.
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Rank those non-essential costs in order according to how much happiness they bring to your life.
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India's Health Ministry has told Indians to defer or cancel all "non-essential travel" to affected countries.
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Bondholders must be paid ahead of most other expenses like non-essential services and payments to vendors.
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Employees in "non-essential" government functions, meanwhile, would stay home and actually be prohibited from showing up.
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During the 6900-day government shutdown, roughly 2628,28503 workers were deemed non-essential and put on notice.
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However, growing and saving money can be difficult if you're spending too much on non-essential items.
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The U.S. oil major is also removing non-essential staff from a sixth facility, the Jack/St.
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SpaceX has remained open despite California's "shelter in place" order, which bans non-essential businesses from opening.
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Closing all non-essential business puts us in jeopardy of future financial hardships, up to permanent closure.
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The county is also closing all non-essential businesses, including restaurant dining rooms, bars, and movie theaters.
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He extended his order for all non-essential New York workers to stay home until April 22012.
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The country tightened its nationwide lockdown further by ordering all non-essential shops and services to close.
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The federal government shut airports after the attacks; passenger demand plummeted; and businesses suspended non-essential travel.
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On Saturday, the country's prime minister announced the closure of all bars, restaurants and non-essential shops.
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Officials ordered bars, restaurants, and non-essential retail stores — excluding essential stores — to close by 10 p.m.
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On Monday the city banned non-essential group events held in city-owned facilities for two weeks.
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On March 6, Sweden advised against non-essential travel to northern Italy in response to the outbreak.
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Brown said that his projects, which include an office build-out and new construction, are non-essential.
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We're sure you've noticed by now that, in some areas, non-essential workers have been sent home.
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All non-essential services, schools and offices will be shut for a month from midnight on Wednesday.
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He ordered people to stay at home, shops to close and all non-essential interaction to halt.
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Online posts claim Amazon will be suspending shipment for items it considers non-essential to its warehouses.
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Greece later instituted a nationwide lockdown effective Monday, March 23, restricting all non-essential travel and gatherings.
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The public health emergency order requires 100% of the state's non-essential workforce to work from home.
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Phil Murphy on March 16, as the state enacted restrictions on non-essential businesses and public areas.
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Japan is warning its citizens against non-essential travel to the U.S. amid the worldwide coronavirus outbreak.
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He ordered people to stay at home, shops to close and all non-essential interaction to halt.
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"Passengers are advised to avoid non-essential travel for the safety of fellow citizens," the ministry added.
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"Passengers are advised to avoid non-essential travel for the safety of fellow citizens," the ministry added.
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On Saturday, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced that non-essential businesses, including restaurants and cafes, would close.
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More than 19963,000, "non-essential" federal workers had to stay home during the last shutdown in 2013.
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Goldman Sachs told staff that all non-essential business travel should be postponed, Reuters reported on Monday.
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While making his announcement, Northam asked non-essential state employees not to come to work on Monday.
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Facebook is the first major U.S. technology company to ban all non-essential travel to the country.
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The federal government will shutter non-essential operations Thursday at midnight unless Congress passes a spending plan.
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In August, the government slapped a hold on approved "non-essential" imports and further cut fuel allocations.
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The public health emergency order requires 19% of the state's non-essential workforce to work from home.
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This agency with 5,800 staffers, said that it had taken steps to limit non-essential international travel.
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Similarly, businesses would delay non-essential spending, such as advertising, the source of revenue for Google and Facebook.
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The zoo's famous panda cam went offline because all "non-essential" federally funded programs had to be suspended.
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Non-essential personnel are being removed from the company's Constitution, Holstein, Lucius and Marco Polo platforms as well.
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With an enormous balance of student loan debt, I stress about spending money on any non-essential items.
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Productivity across the portfolio was exceptional, and paired with non-essential asset sales, further strengthened our cash position.
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Write down all your expenses, and look for ways you can cut out some non-essential purchases.2.
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Kinder Morgan halted all non-essential work on the project in April, delaying the build for several months.
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Non-essential workers who live north of the site's Wye Barricade entrance were asked to stay home Wednesday.
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FortisBC earlier asked customers to avoid non-essential use of gas and said there could be service disruptions.
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He proposed to reduce non-essential spending outside of China, and drop his own salary to just $0.15.
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Retailers are feeling the pinch across the board, with consumer demand for non-essential goods in particular dropping.
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If states choose to reclassify certain benefits as non-essential, insurers could bring back annual and lifetime limits.
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I would pay for all non-essential expenses, such as events, dinners out or grabbing drinks, with cash.
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MSG (or monosodium glutamate) is a non-essential amino acid that gives ramen a satisfying, umami-rich flavor.
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Larry Hogan enacted an executive order Monday that closes non-essential business, organizations and facilities in the state.
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Non-essential businesses must shut down, Pritzker said, but the "fundamental building blocks" of society will not change.
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The European Union announced late Monday that it would shut its external borders to all non-essential travel.
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Illinois, which includes Chicago and has about 250 million residents, also ordered non-essential workers to stay home.
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Cuomo ordered non-essential workers to stay at home beginning March 22, when there were over 15,000 cases.
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Officials from California's Bay Area announced more serious action on locking down both essential and non-essential businesses.
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Tech conferences in San Francisco and beyond have been canceled, and tech companies have banned non-essential travel.
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Under the unprecedented lockdown, the government has forbidden all non-essential travel, telling people to stay at home.
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"We also recommend people at higher risk avoid non-essential travel, such as long plane trips," she said.
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The OCC is also suspending all non-essential domestic travel for events like trainings, conferences and speaking engagements.
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The government has told all Italians to stay home and avoid all non-essential travel until April 3.
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Boris Johnson is under growing pressure to step up the coronavirus lockdown by closing all non-essential workplaces.
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The government was also pondering whether to close all non-essential retail shops, the BBC's political editor reported.
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The order requires all businesses deemed non-essential to close within 48 hours unless employees can work remotely.
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Here's a sampling of the absolutely non-essential items your friends and neighbors hoarded to prep for quarantine.
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The pandemic has only intensified this, with the U.S.-Mexican border now also closed to "non-essential" travel.
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It has restricted social contact by shutting down schools, daycare centres and non-essential businesses until after Easter.
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Cities like New York have closed non-essential businesses, and San Francisco just ordered citizens to stay home.
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Facebook confirmed to Business Insider that it had halted all non-essential travel to China by its staff.
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SINGAPORE HEALTH MINISTRY SAYS TRAVELLERS SHOULD AVOID NON-ESSENTIAL TRAVEL TO WUHAN, CHINA IN VIEW OF CORONAVIRUS SITUATION
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He would need to orchestrate a shutdown of non-essential government functions while minimizing the impact on citizens.
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On Tuesday after the Brussels bombings, the sites were sealed and non-essential staff evacuated as a precaution.
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" Some federal law enforcement agencies even furloughed their law enforcement officers because they viewed them as "non-essential.
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But you could still run into some delays if you're traveling because "non-essential" employees will be furloughed.
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Non-essential state workers will stay home, and most government buildings will not open until deals are reached.
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Conway, like other "non-essential" workers, has been told to stay home on furlough, or temporary unpaid leave.
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Amazon told its global workforce of nearly 800,000 on Friday to avoid "non-essential travel" domestically and internationally.
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The European Commission at the end of January advised its staff to suspend "non-essential" travel to China.
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The CDC's guidelines range from Level 1: Practice usual precautions, to Level 3: Avoid all non-essential travel.
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" It advised citizens to "defer all travel to Hubei province and all non-essential travel to mainland China.
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New Orleans' mayor, LaToya Cantrell, declared her own state of emergency and closed all non-essential government offices.
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UK consumers, stung by high inflation, are spending less on non-essential items, but still need to eat.
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The group called for aggressive social distancing measures across Canada, including the immediate closure of non-essential businesses.
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KSC is now closed to all non-essential personnel until Monday — when the storm is supposed to be gone.
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Meanwhile, stereotypically female traits such as patience and sensitivity were considered as non-essential or just nice to have.
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The air station also authorized the evacuation of non-essential personnel as well as dependents, according to the post.
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By effectively omitting Graham from the cinematic record, Pakula ensured she would be viewed as a non-essential bystander.
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Why it's so costly: Roughly half of the hit results from the lost production of non-essential government workers.
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In response, a number of governors and mayors have banned non-essential government travel to Mississippi or North Carolina.
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Analysts say such rises in grocery prices could leave households with less money for non-essential spending, curbing consumption.
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South Dakota is one of the few states where residents said non-essential costs stop them from saving money.
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A drop in consumer spending on non-essential goods is one of the most visible signs of its impact.
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Some portion of those cuts may be due to divestitures as the company attempts to sell non-essential businesses.
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Nope. We need to start "disrupting" the hard things, not the silly/dumb/non essential tasks/product/services/etc.
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Financial markets, schools, businesses and non-essential government services close when the signal, No. 8, or above is hoisted.
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Companies across the grocery landscape hope to employ furloughed workers as theaters, cafes and "non-essential" retailers shut down.
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Andrew Cuomo followed suit Friday morning, ordering all non-essential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home.
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Australia, population 24.9 million: Non-essential businesses closed and parents given the option to keep children out of school.
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As part of the order, non essential businesses, including personal care and entertainment venues must close by 5 p.m.
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"You have much less traffic in New York City because non-essential workers aren't going to work," he said.
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Foreign Minister Dominic Raab also advised Britons to stop all non-essential travel globally for the next 30 days.
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Prior to 1981, most agencies could continue to operate during periods of expired funding by cutting non-essential operations.
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States in the U.S. are moving at different speeds when it comes to handling essential and non-essential businesses.
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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney also announced the closure of all non-essential businesses lasting until at least March 27.
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"We will be, by mutual consent, temporarily closing our Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic," Trump tweeted.
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Gavin Newsom (D) issued an executive order directing residents to eschew non-essential gatherings of more than 250 people.
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It also canceled all non-essential international travel and is looking at plans to cut back on domestic travel.
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Since many non-essential businesses are closed to limit the spread of the coronavirus, aquariums are largely left empty.
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Before those recent changes, some customers were coming in to buy non-essential items, a Best Buy employee said.
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More than 100 million Americans are under orders to stay at home and many non-essential businesses are closed.
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Belt-tightening is here to stay, said CRV general partner George Zachary, and any non-essential expenditures can wait.
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Fox executives have prohibited "all non-essential business travel" since last Monday, according to a Friday Daily Beast report.
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The international aviation hub is pausing non-essential hiring and offering employees voluntary unpaid leave or reduced working hours.
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Non-essential employees, like Conway, who are furloughed get back pay as soon as lawmakers reach a budget deal.
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Amazon recently told all of its 798,000 employees to avoid non-essential travel both within the US and internationally.
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The CDC issued a level 2 warning, urging Americans who are "high risk travellers" to reconsider "non-essential" travel.
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Consent must be obtained prior to storing or accessing non-essential cookies, such as tracking cookies for targeted advertising.
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David Ige is allowing non-essential state employees on the Big Island and Maui to go on administrative leave.
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Research shows these groups of workers are labeled redundant or non-essential more frequently than their white male colleagues.
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"We will be, by mutual consent, temporarily closing our Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic," Trump wrote.
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The company also said it was reducing non-essential spending and capital expenditure for the remainder of the year.
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It also canceled all non-essential international travel and is looking at plans to cut back on domestic travel.
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A quick diversion into non-essential plotland leads to the Great Northern, where Ben Horne (Richard Beymer) receives a call.
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The state of emergency extends northward from Columbus to Macon to Augusta; state government closed Wednesday for non-essential personnel.
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It was not clear which employees would be deemed "non-essential," which means they would not get paid at all.
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The United States evacuated non-essential staff from its diplomatic missions in Iraq over unspecified threats from Iran on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, operators have added a flight or two to other aircrafts' daily schedules and deferred some non-essential maintenance work.
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Duties were also raised on goods deemed non-essential, ranging from some types of fresh fruit to shampoo and toothbrushes.
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It advised non-essential large-scale events should be deferred or cancelled, but said the air show would go ahead.
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The various travel advisories issued Monday warn expecting mothers to exercise caution and defer all non-essential travel to Singapore.
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These measures were done to help evacuate non-essential personnel and because of the sudden loss of the labor force.
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Non-essential workers who live north of the site's Wye Barricade entrance were asked to stay home the following day.
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The FCC has just over 1,400 employees and most of them, like Black, were deemed "non-essential" during the shutdown.
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The United Nations warned its staff to avoid non-essential movement around Kinshasa, saying the situation was calm but unpredictable.
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As a result, and with flat wage growth, consumers have less money to spend on non-essential items, like clothes.
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" The memo also said "All agencies shall review their travel policies and begin to reduce non-essential travel as appropriate.
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The U.S. and Mexico have agreed to restrict all non-essential travel across their border, the Trump administration announced Friday.
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"These restrictions on non-essential businesses will create hardships on the businesses and employees affected," Northam said in a statement.
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Brits have been forced to eat at home after the UK government closed restaurants, cafes, and other non-essential businesses.
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The offer comes a day after Britain urged citizens to avoid non-essential foreign travel for the next 30 days.
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The "Safer-at-Home" order calls for the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business.
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With emergency warnings in place and non-essential businesses closing due to federal and local regulations, many questions remain unanswered.
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The country is in a complete lockdown at the moment, with most non-essential businesses, including bars and restaurants, closed.
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Facebook has banned all non-essential employee business travel globally and moved job interviews to video-conferencing due to coronavirus.
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Bottom line ... he says listen to the CDC and don't confuse curfews and non-essential business closures with martial law.
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Airlines flagged potential capacity cuts and cancelled more flights after Australia and New Zealand warned against non-essential domestic travel.
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The offer comes a day after Britain urged citizens to avoid non-essential foreign travel for the next 30 days.
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Several states have ordered their residents to stay at home, or closed non-essential businesses, to prevent people from gathering.
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Andrew Cuomo went a step further, signing an order directing the state's non-essential workers to stay home starting Sunday.
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To save equipment and hospital space, the White House recommended canceling non-essential elective surgeries such as cataracts and colonoscopies.
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That day, Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolfe announced that due to the coronavirus, all non-essential businesses had to close down.
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Amazon announced last week it would temporarily suspend all shipments of "non-essential" products to help ease the growing burden.
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The tourism and travel sectors have been severely affected as consumers cancel holidays, and companies postpone all non-essential trips.
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"Domestic demand has taken a big hit as consumers are staying home and likely delaying non-essential purchases," they added.
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The tech giant confirmed to Business Insider that it has halted all non-essential travel to China by its staff.
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Many businesses and government departments, including the Department of Home Affairs, ordered non-essential staff to stay home, media reported.
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A number of foreigngovernments have advised against non-essential travel to Chinaand have begun flying their citizens out of Wuhan.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy had said all non-essential workers should head home at noon due to weather conditions.
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All 435 of these apparently non-essential personnel follow the 400 marketing employees Uber also laid off in late July.
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The first casualties, he says, will be companies that rely on non-essential spending, such as Harley Davidson and Tiffany.
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Year after year, I surprise myself whenever I pay for Apple stuff that I felt were non-essential at first.
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She advised postponing all non-essential travel outside of Canada, telling anyone coming to back self-isolate for 14 days.
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Non-essential businesses ordered to be closed include theaters, fitness centers, bowling alleys and hair salons, as well as others.
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Public Health England (PHE) has issued a warning to British pregnant women, advising them to postpone non-essential trips to Florida.
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An evacuation order is in place for non-essential personnel at Patrick Air Force Base, which oversees launches from the station.
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During the shutdown, her job was deemed non-essential, and her husband's workload increased to make up for the furloughed staff.
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The State Department is asking all "non-essential" personnel and their respective families to leave the island for the time being.
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Though, as the Huffington Post reports, the U.S. Department of State has issued a warning against non-essential travel to Pakistan.
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The Northern Territory Government said that schools would remain closed on Monday and asked non-essential businesses also to stay shut.
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In advance of the storm, the U.S. Navy has been evacuating non-essential personnel from its base in Cuba's Guantanamo Bay.
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The State Department cited those threats Wednesday when it ordered the departure of non-essential personnel from the embassy in Baghdad.
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The industry usually thrives in times of strong growth, while plunging in downturns as consumers cut down on non-essential spending.
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This process found 150 such non-essential genes, but that did not mean a bacterium could survive without all of them.
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PEER says those job functions are non-essential operations under the law and should be barred from payment under a shutdown.
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But its overreliance on one industry making a non-essential product means business dries up very quickly during an economic downturn.
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A survey by Retail Economics found that more than half of consumers planned to reduce their spending on non-essential items.
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Egypt is seeking to dampen dollar demand by cutting imports of non-essential goods the central bank blames for the crisis.
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All non-essential shops, bars, restaurants, and entertainment centers like movie theaters were also ordered closed under the declaration of emergency.
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Mattress Firm stores remained open in New York after Governor Andrew Cuomo closed down all non-essential businesses on Sunday evening.
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In the United Kingdom, people have been advised to stop all non-essential contact with others and avoid all unnecessary travel.
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One Las Vegas escort service tells us it has zero business right now amid a state-wide non-essential business shutdown.
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The U.S. State Department and CDC issued their own global travel warnings telling Americans to avoid non-essential travel to Europe.
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This week, Beshear closed all non-essential retail businesses and issued an order halting all elective medical procedures and all evictions.
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The Washington, DC Department of Health recommended today that "non-essential" mass gatherings of 1,000 or more be postponed or canceled.
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The Washington, DC Department of Health recommended today that "non-essential" mass gatherings of 1,000 or more be postponed or canceled.
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CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR ORDERS BAN ON NON-ESSENTIAL PUBLIC GATHERINGS OF MORE THAN 250 PEOPLE STATEWIDE TO HELP CURB CORONAVIRUS SPREAD - STATEMENT
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" The memo asked employees to "cancel any non-essential international travel and not to plan any additional travel until further notice.
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It's led to hiring freezes, pitching being done via video conference calls, and meetings being cancelled along with non-essential travel.
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Bars, restaurants and shops selling non-essential items are shut for 15 days as the country enters a state of emergency.
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The announcement came hours after the city recommended all non-essential gatherings of 1,000 or more in the city be canceled.
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" Later, a RISD spokesperson told Hyperallergic that "all faculty and non-essential staff are now working remotely, as of March 262.
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The insurer expects lower motor claims frequency in the short term as the British government has advised against non-essential travel.
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Customers ordering items deemed "non-essential" during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are seeing delivery dates up to a full month away.
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Now people are being advised to avoid "non-essential contact," and schools are being closed from March 20 until further notice.
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I window shop for curtains on Amazon but don't order knowing Amazon isn't fulfilling shipments of non-essential items right now.
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Fanatics fell into the "non-essential" items category as defined by the government, forcing the closure of their factory last week.
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Stores had remained open in several states that had ordered non-essential retail to close, including New York and New Jersey.
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In Italy, where more people have died from coronavirus than anywhere else, the government ordered all "non essential factories" to close.
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Israel has imposed more stringent travel restrictions than nearly every other country, even warning citizens to reconsider non-essential travel abroad.
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Three days after Sykes's tweet, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order forcing all non-essential services to close.
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Across America, non-essential services and businesses are temporarily shuttered as people stay home to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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TOKYO, March 25 (Reuters) - Japan's foreign ministry will advise nationals to avoid all non-essential overseas travel, national broadcaster NHK said.
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Phil Murphy (D) signed two executive orders cancelling all non-approved gatherings and shuttering non-essential retail businesses, among other measures.
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Other companies including London Stock Exchange Group , and U.S. grains trader Cargill Inc have also placed curbs on non-essential travel.
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This is despite other projects falling off and the spread of the disease forcing other firms to prohibit non-essential travel.
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Italy is facing a nationwide lockdown, and citizens have been told to stay at home and avoid all non-essential travel.
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Other major tech firms such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon are also limiting or banning non-essential travel to China.
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This is in part because 35 states in the U.S. levy a sales tax on menstrual products, considering them non-essential.
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Currently, China and South Korea are both at Level 3, meaning the CDC recommends avoiding non-essential travel to those countries.
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Facebook has banned all non-essential travel the country, but if employees must visit China, they have to receive approval first.
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It advised residents to avoid non-essential travel as that heightens the risk of bringing the infection back to the island.
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"A mammal's response to immersion in freezing water is to slow the heart + shut down non-essential body processes," she continues.
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The government has told citizens not to travel to Hubei province, and to avoid non-essential travel to the rest of China.
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The country has told citizens not to travel to Hubei province, and to avoid non-essential travel to the rest of China.
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Both the goat and barf pages had posts not about those topics with posts that used those words in non-essential ways.
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L) said it would evacuate non-essential personnel from its Thunder Horse platform in the Gulf of Mexico, while Buckeye Partners (BPL.
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"In certain high-risk areas, we evacuated non-essential personnel, suspended drilling operations and shut-in production," EOG spokeswoman Kim Ehmer said.
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BP said it began securing offshore facilities and evacuating non-essential personnel from our platforms and drilling rigs in the U.S. Gulf.
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Last month, the state government banned non-essential plastics, including spoons, plates, cups, plates and cling films, calling it an environmental hazard.
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Lawmakers passed legislation last year banning non-essential travel to states with laws that discriminate against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Nearly 24 percent of respondents stated non-essential costs to be their No. 1 reason for not saving more money in Alabama.
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You should also consider waiting to make any big, non-essential purchases if you're worried the markets will go down, she advises.
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The central bank in 2012 implemented a deposit limit of $10,000 per day and $50,000 for importers of goods deemed non-essential.
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Bloomberg News had reported in March that government agencies had been told not to renew some non-essential contracts with German firms.
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OMV said last week it had moved around 700 non-essential staff and contractors from its southern Tunisia operations as a precaution.
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The government is expected to announce a set of measures to discourage non-essential imports to stem the slump in the currency.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered 75% of the workforce in non-essential services to stay at home, approved mortgage relief and took other measures.
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Several U.S. states have already begun mandating that non-essential businesses — basically anything beyond supermarkets and pharmacies — close their doors to customers.
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Chambers advises that businesses try to buy as much time possible to assess the situation, preserving cash and paring non-essential spending.
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SpaceX has come under scrutiny for remaining open during California's "shelter in place" order, which bans non-essential businesses from staying open.
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Murphy signed an executive order Monday that mandates all non-essential retail, recreational, and entertainment businesses cease daily operations at 8 p.m.
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As San Francisco shelters in place and Miami shuts down non-essential businesses, the country enters a new phase in the pandemic.
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The coronavirus outbreak has prompted Morocco to suspend all international flights and to close schools, mosques, non-essential shops, restaurants and cafes.
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Sethi suggests calculating your bare minimum expenses for any given month, eliminating any non-essential recurring costs, and multiplying that by 12.
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People are stockpiling pot as many cities order non-essential retail stores to close, in an effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
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In Texas and Ohio, two states that have moved to restrict abortion access before the pandemic, abortions may be considered non-essential.
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In Los Angeles, Mayor Eric Garcetti said the city also will be enforcing restrictions against non-essential businesses that are staying open.
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Washington abruptly pulled non-essential staff from its embassy in Baghdad last week, citing a threat from Iran-backed militias in Iraq.
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We've taken every action that government can take: closed gyms, theaters, other high density businesses, non-essential employees, social distancing, Matilda's Law.
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"You and your facility are ordered to immediately stop performing non-essential and elective surgical abortions," Fulkerson's letter to the clinics read.
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THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION This agency with 5,800 staffers, said that it had taken steps to limit non-essential international travel.
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Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler have banned all non-essential international and domestic business travel for employees due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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All non-essential state employees will work from home, and Hogan reopened the state health care exchange for a special enrollment period.
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So does avoiding non-essential trips for entertainment or recreation, and canceling travel and vacation plans, Walle said on the Unacast website.
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Over the past weekend, during which over 1,400 people died in Italy alone, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte shuttered all non-essential businesses.
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The closure came after a government directive to temporarily shutter all non-essential businesses, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Most of those incidents were at from online learning platforms, collaboration tools, travel, non-essential retail, and entertainment services, the company said.
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States like California, Ohio, New York and Washington have ordered residents to stay home and directed non-essential business to shutter temporarily.
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Ohio's and Alabama's health departments issued the same interpretation of their states' orders to cease non-essential medical services during the pandemic.
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Ohio's and Alabama's health departments issued the same interpretation of their states' orders to cease non-essential medical services during the pandemic.
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Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti has assigned teams of city workers to ensure non-essential local businesses are complying with shut down orders.
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New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has declared a state of emergency for her city, closing all non-essential government offices on Tuesday.
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But customers ordering items deemed "non-essential" during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are seeing delivery dates up to a full month away.
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With social distancing orders closing all non-essential stores in many states, it is no surprise that retail will be hard hit.
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"We will be, by mutual consent, temporarily closing our Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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The U.S.-Canada border has been closed to all non-essential travelers since last week, including asylum-seekers at irregular border crossings.
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He has shut Malaysia's borders for travellers, restricted internal movement, closed schools and universities and ordered non-essential businesses to stay out.
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Major banks including Citi, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley have in recent days halted non-essential international travel for employees.
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Internally, Amazon told all 798,000 of its employees to avoid "non-essential travel" domestically and internationally because of concerns over the disease.
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Australia will ban non-essential gatherings of 500 people or more, in an effort to control the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has also asked the government to increase duties on non-essential items to boost local manufacturing.
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Internally, Amazon told all 798,000 of its employees to avoid "non-essential travel" domestically and internationally because of concerns over the disease.
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Morgan Stanley is halting non-essential travel outside the US as the coronavirus spreads, the firm said in a memo to staff.
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The Canadian government has also told citizens not to travel to Hubei province and to avoid all non-essential travel to China.
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Washington (CNN)The State Department announced Friday that it has ordered all non-essential personnel leave the US consulate in Basra, Iraq.
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Since then, several U.S. states and governments across the globe have imposed strict closures of bars, restaurants and other non-essential businesses.
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Last month Washington warned of a threat to its diplomatic staff in Mogadishu and directed all non-essential staff to leave the city.
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The recreational vehicle industry usually thrives in times of strong growth, while plunging in downturns as consumers cut down on non-essential spending.
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To compensate, global MAX operators have added a flight or two to other aircrafts' daily schedules and deferred some non-essential maintenance work.
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On the other hand, stagnant wages driven by productivity gains eat into consumer wallets, forcing spending cuts for non-essential products and services.
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ET Some non-essential info from an earlier version of this story has been redacted, as it was not wholly ours to divulge.
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Local newspapers said several embassies have cut down on non-essential staff in Delhi, and moved some positions to neighboring countries like Singapore.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner canceled his State of the City speech planned for Monday, instructing all non-essential city employees to stay home.
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That means households are cutting down on spending on everything from non-essential items such as entertainment and leisure transport to essential groceries.
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"Customers planning to travel should review the CDC alert, which recommends enhanced precautions rather than avoiding non-essential travel entirely," a spokesperson said.
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In the UK, sanitary products were considered by the European Commission in 1977 (seriously, 40 years ago) as "luxury" or "non-essential" items.
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Non-essential personnel have departed US Southern Command headquarters in Doral, Florida to prepare for the storm, according to a statement to CNN.
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The move is in line with Egypt's plan to preserve dollars by cutting imports of non-essential items by 7.7301 percent this year.
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On Friday, Cuomo announced a further tightening of restrictions, ordering non-essential businesses to keep 248% of their workforce at home starting Sunday.
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In New York, all non-essential businesses have been closed since Sunday evening in a bid to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
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Brad Little (R) on Wednesday issued a 21-day stay-at-home order for all non-essential activities in his state (Idaho Statesman).
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On Wednesday, Trump announced the United States and Canada will suspend non-essential travel between the two countries due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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To that end, Ontario and Quebec have tightened business and travel restrictions -- all non-essential businesses have been ordered to close by Tuesday.
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San Francisco authorities mandated residents to "shelter in place" on Monday, restricting over 6 million people from non-essential travel until early April.
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Health professionals are saying that people should not gather in groups of 10 people or more or engage in any non-essential travel.
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In Ohio, Deputy Attorney General Jonathan Fulkerson ordered multiple abortion providers to adhere the state health director's executive order stopping non-essential procedures.
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All non-essential businesses like restaurants, shops, and fitness centers will be closed as many of them are already in largely affected cities.
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"We believe this is a non-essential function … And we believe this is appropriate under the circumstances," Newsom said during a press conference.
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Schools are closing, businesses are encouraging their employees to work remotely if they can and nearly everyone is canceling non-essential business travel.
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But those products will no longer be Prime-eligible once they go out of stock, if they are deemed "non-essential" by Amazon.
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This is forcing non essential workers to travel on public transport unable to stay 2 metres away from other people, including essential workers.
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This is forcing non essential workers to travel on public transport unable to stay 2 metres away from other people, including essential workers.
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Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike on Wednesday asked people to refrain from non-essential, non-urgent outings through April 12, and especially this weekend.
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Governments are stepping up measures to contain the coronavirus including restricting movement in populations and shutting down non-essential businesses such as mining.
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Under the order, Malaysia has closed its borders to foreign visitors, shut down non-essential businesses and restrict the movement of its people.
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The directive shuttered non-essential businesses and mandated residents leave home only for essential needs, such as grocery shopping and picking up prescriptions.
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The directive shuttered non-essential businesses and mandated residents leave home only for essential needs, such as grocery shopping and picking up prescriptions.
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Entire cities are now on lockdown, closing schools, sending workers home, and banning all "non-essential" business to limit the spread of illness.
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"We gave them a second citation and the officers physically walked around and removed the party-goers and non essential employees," he added.
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Governor Charlie Baker ordered all non-essential businesses and organizations in the state to close for at least two weeks beginning March 23.
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They're still out and about, jogging, chatting, socializing, even in cities like Philadelphia (where I live) that have closed their non-essential business.
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By just staying home (if you can afford to) and avoiding non-essential social activities, hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has asked Aussies to reconsider non-essential travel amid the coronavirus (that causes the disease named COVID-19) outbreak.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian authorities on Monday warned citizens against non-essential travel to the Hubei Province of China where the coronavirus outbreak began.
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The Department of State has requested that all non-essential U.S. government personnel defer travel to China in light of the novel coronavirus.
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The news comes after the US State Department issued its highest travel warning last night against all non-essential travel to the country.
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The Court says consent must be obtained prior to storing or accessing non-essential cookies, such as tracking cookies for targeted advertising. 3.
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Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that high-risk travelers avoid non-essential air travel in the United States.
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Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia have declared public emergencies, meaning non-essential services such as dine-in restaurants and bars are closed.
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The doctors said all non-essential stores and gathering spots, including schools and universities, daycares, churches, parties, and theaters should close for now.
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On Saturday, French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced that all non-essential businesses, including bars, restaurants, movie theaters, and clubs, would be closed.
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On Sunday, Quebec became the first province to call for non-essential private businesses to close, such as bars, gyms, and ski hills.
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The European Union locked down its borders on Monday, imposing a 30 day entry ban for non-essential travel for non-EU citizens.
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"We will be, by mutual consent, temporarily closing our Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic," President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter.
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A majority of HQs and publication houses in key markets have enforced work-from-home policy with no travel for non-essential events.
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"We will be advising against organised non-essential gatherings of persons of 500 people or greater from Monday," Morrison told reporters in Sydney.
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So to make the most out of their mornings, ultra-successful people cut out and automate as many non-essential decisions as possible.
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ORR announced that the Trump administration would no longer fund non-essential shelter programs, like education and outdoor playtime because of budget issues.
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The evacuation came days after the United States withdrew non-essential staff from its embassy in Baghdad, citing a threat from neighboring Iran.
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Some non-essential staff was pulled out of the heavily fortified embassy in eastern Caracas, but diplomats remain, the State Department has confirmed.
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In 2219, Mexico passed an 22013 percent tax on foods including snacks, sweets, nut butters, cereal-based prepared products — all "non-essential" foods.
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It pains me to say it, but the V30's greatest strength is a non-essential feature — just a (very) nice to have one.
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That means boldly transforming our dysfunctional system by ending the use of private health insurance, except to cover non-essential care like cosmetic surgeries.
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India's government has, in the past, raised import taxes on gold to bolster the rupee since it is seen as a non-essential commodity.
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The U.S. State Department issued travel warnings for the Bahamas, Jamaica and Haiti and authorized government workers' relatives and non-essential personnel to leave.
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"Pregnant women should consider postponing non-essential travel to affected areas until after the pregnancy," Public Health England, the government's public health agency, said.
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Instead, it has sought to preserve forex reserves for food, fuel, medicines and manufacturing components, by rationing dollars to non-essential goods and services.
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Johnson would eliminate both income tax and payroll taxes, instead having the government collect its taxes based off of spending on non-essential items.
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Several countries, including the U.S., U.K. and Australia, have also issued travel advisories this week cautioning pregnant women against non-essential travel to Singapore.
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The CDC also advises that pregnant women concerned about Zika infection may want to consider postponing all non-essential travel to Miami Dade county.
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Gen Xers were also more likely, at 61 percent, to say non-essential expenses impacted their retirement savings, versus 42 percent of baby boomers.
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Thousands were forced to evacuate their homes and Costa Rica's government declared a state of emergency, closing schools and all other non-essential services.
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This windfall has essentially halved our monthly grocery expenses and this is the first "non-essential" run I've had to do in a month.
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It made me wonder, though: How much of a typical modern wedding is entirely non-essential and comes strictly from social and societal pressure?
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Or, if you're in a technical role, you could mention a new program or helpful but non-essential skill that you'd like to learn.
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This time, he looked at the consumer discretionary space, which includes a host of non-essential goods and services like apparel, restaurants and entertainment.
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Witherly says MSG—aka monosodium glutamate, a sodium salt of glutamic acid, which is a non-essential amino acid—is actually good for you.
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He said that the order applied to non-essential gatherings — places like schools and courthouses were also exempt, but subject to more specific guidance.
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Scott Stringer, the comptroller for New York City, called Sunday for a city shutdown of non-essential business, including bars, restaurants, and movie theaters.
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Many of her words of caution — don't go to the gym, concerts, movie theaters — are solved by government-mandated lockdowns of non-essential businesses.
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France on Tuesday stepped up restrictions on people's movements after non-essential retail stores, bars and restaurants were ordered to close over the weekend.
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All non-essential businesses are ordered to shut down, with exceptions for health care providers, news outlets, gas stations, grocery stores, and hardware stores.
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In contrast, non-essential businesses are those that people frequent for pleasure, like gyms, bars, restaurants, movie theaters, museums, and concert halls, among others.
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Skip The Salon, For Now To support the social distancing measures in place, health experts now recommend canceling all non-essential appointments, including haircuts.
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The decision by Sanchez comes after some regions of Spain with viral clusters had taken steps to close restaurants and other non-essential establishments.
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Consider what we would gain nationally from an economic hiatus of two weeks, shutting down non-essential businesses, all schools, and any large gatherings.
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Rosen told Insider that even if you're not high-risk due to underlying conditions or age, you should still cancel any non-essential appointments.
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Coronavirus has been shutting down America's biggest cities, forcing officials to close restaurants, non-essential stores, and more to prevent the virus from spreading.
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France has closed all non-essential businesses (markets, pharmacies, gas stations, banks, newspaper stores and places of worship are examples of places deemed essential).
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Fortunately, one can break the cycle with non-essential missions like small experimental satellites — which is sort of the purpose of the VCLS program.
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The government's new "suppression" strategy people involves telling people to work at home and limit all non-essential human contact over the coming months.
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This week Ontario announced the shutdown of all non-essential businesses for at least two weeks, in an effort to contain the virus spread.
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Morocco has suspended all international flights, closed mosques, schools, entertainment and sports venues and non-essential shops as a precautionary measure against the pandemic.
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The order requires all non-essential businesses to close, including bars, gyms and dine-in restaurants because of the global spread of COVID-19.
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This has meant that most people are working from home and that non-essential retail and social activities are prohibited — raising new economic challenges.
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Governments in countries from Italy to the United States have called for people to stay at home and for non-essential businesses to close.
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"For those employees who have been classified as 'non-essential,' they have been recommended to work from home," the hospital said in a statement.
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Some customers are seeing delays as long as a month, according to a report from Recode, on non-essential items ordered through Amazon Prime.
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We've cut back on all non-essential spend and made the very difficult decision to reduce our global workforce inline with the current climate.
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Then, as state and local governments started closing non-essential businesses like retail stores and restaurants, Earnin saw a dramatic reduction in hours worked.
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Portugal declared a state of emergency on March 18, which meant the closure of non-essential businesses, affecting thousands of jobs across the country.
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On Sunday, the government ordered non-essential businesses to close until at least April 3, but said others in strategic sectors should keep working.
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Italy plans to close all non-essential business activities in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus in the country, Bloomberg reports.
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Latinos are projected to be disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus pandemic as governments impose shutdowns on non-essential businesses and healthcare resources run scarce.
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It said in a statement the backlog of non-essential goods, which make up 80% of cargo volume, would affect port operations and capacity.
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More recently, the UK government urged people to avoid moving house and requested builders to halt non-essential construction work during the virus outbreak.
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On Sunday, the government ordered non-essential businesses to close until at least April 3 but said others in strategic sectors should keep working.
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Already, airlines are canceling hundreds of flights, foreign cities are shutting down, and high-profile companies are asking employees to limit "non-essential" travel.
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With Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for a stop to non-essential contact and unnecessary travel, the situation could change in the weeks ahead.
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Restrictions on non-essential travel as well as the closure of schools and businesses are not unheard-of measures during public health emergencies ( here ).
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Amazon, Twitter, and Salesforce suspended non-essential employee travel, both abroad and within the US, on February 28, March 1, and March 2 respectively.
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LinkedIn has also asked employees to postpone all non-essential travel and said it would not "participate in external events" during March and April.
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It followed the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warning against non-essential travel to South Korea based on the spread of the Coronavirus.
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Moves to increase output in some offshore fields, sell non-essential assets and keep expenses in check yielded the firm's best operating profit ever.
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On Friday, the ecommerce giant told all of its 798,000 employees to stop non-essential travel, both within the United States and outside it.
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On Friday, the e-commerce giant asked all of its 798,000 employees to stop non-essential travel, both within the US and outside it.
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"Johnson added that "it seems reasonable that the middle classes should be required to stump up for non-essential services they can well afford.
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The 15.5-inch vertical screen sits in the center and is where much of the important yet non-essential for driving functions are located.
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"We have released non-essential personnel and are in the process of suspending operations where appropriate in the Eagle Ford," spokeswoman Lee Warren said.
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The sale of the gas pipeline unit is part of a plan to dispose of $15 billion of non-essential assets by year-end.
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And Gen Xers ages 45 to 54 are more likely to say non-essential costs are a savings obstacle compared with other age groups.
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The crisis in the southern coastal city has pushed schools, hotels and commercial establishments to close, while hospitals have put off non-essential surgeries.
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So much so that, in 2014, for the opening game of the Seattle Seahawks, city officials asked citizens to limit their "non-essential mobile conversation".
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Earlier this month, the U.S. warned of a threat to its diplomatic staff in Mogadishu and directed all non-essential staff to leave the capital.
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American tourists are still banned from visiting North Korea under an order issued last year by President Donald Trump that restricts all non-essential travel.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigeria has advised against non-essential travel to the United States after some citizens had their visas canceled and were denied entry.
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"In my opinion, non-essential travel to Zika endemic areas should be deferred until the situation improves, and the Olympics are not essential," he said.
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The State Department still had to scale back some non-essential activities, however, and delay some of its security assistance payments to countries like Israel.
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The wholesale and retail sectors plus restaurants and hotels shrank 0.5 percent, suggesting Saudi consumers curbed their non-essential spending because of the new tax.
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Non-essential sectors such as national parks are liable to be closed and programs such as federally funded medical research will grind to a halt.
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The Hanford facility's 3,000 workers were ordered to shelter in place at one point, but the order was lifted for non-essential employees hours later.
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Britons are spending more on food but cutting back on non-essential purchases as their spending power is squeezed by inflation and subdued wage growth.
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This would leave the naira's official value unchanged, satisfying the president, while legitimising a parallel market that would supposedly be used for non-essential imports.
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And unlike Thoreau's approach to living with only the absolute essentials, my home is packed to the gills with a bevy of non-essential gadgets.
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In September, the State Department ordered all non-essential personnel and diplomats' families to leave Cuba and issued a travel warning on Americans visiting Cuba.
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Doctoroff said Sidewalk Labs would destroy non-essential information, only retain data that would improve the quality of life, and not sell them to advertisers.
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In September, Singapore issued a travel advisory urging citizens to avoid all non-essential travel to North Korea, where it does not have diplomatic representation.
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Following an appeals court ruling, the FWS is moving forward with a plan to no longer list these wolves as a non-essential experimental population.
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San Francisco has issued a Public Health Order banning all non-essential events of 100 or more persons, the city's mayor London Breed tweeted Friday.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order on March 20 requiring all non-essential businesses to close in an effort to curb the spread.
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The border closures come the day after the U.S. and Canada announced they would close their border to "non-essential traffic" because of the virus.
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Ohio's attorney general issued similar warnings to two abortion providers Friday, ordering them to stop "non-essential" procedures that require equipment such as surgical masks.
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While grocery stores, big box chains, wholesale clubs and pharmacies remain open, there is confusion around which stores should be considered "non-essential" and close.
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The CDC has issued level-33 travel advisories for China, Iran, Italy, and South Korea, suggesting that people should avoid all non-essential travel there.
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The United States and Canada announced on Wednesday they would close their shared border to "non-essential traffic" to curb transmission of the novel coronavirus.
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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On Monday, the UK government urged people to avoid crowded places, gatherings, and non-essential travel to quell the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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" He said abortions considered non-essential are "those those that can be delayed without undue risk to the current or future health of a patient.
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All public schools, University of Hawaii campuses and non-essential government offices on the islands of Oahu and Kauai were closed at least through Friday.
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In California, where a shelter order has been in place since March 19th, all non-essential businesses — including Heffington's studio The Sweat Spot — are closed.
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In California, where a shelter order has been in place since March 19th, all non-essential businesses — including Heffington's studio The Sweat Spot — are closed.
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The European Union announced a 30-day restriction on non-essential travel to its territory, though movement within the bloc will be still be allowed.
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But while it's important to stay healthy right now, we understand that paying for a fitness service may seem non-essential to your monthly budget.
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As cities around the United States are closing schools and non-essential businesses, U.S. populations are encouraged to either stay at home and limit public.
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Certain rules will be in place for the few non-essential businesses that will remain open, notably restaurants and stores in New York and Philadelphia.
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Non-essential visits by supervisors to banks could also be postponed and deadlines for reporting some data to regulators could be put back, EBA said.
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The most likely scenario for shoppers is a greater likelihood that the "non-essential" product they want is no longer in stock on the site.
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Italy has tightened its nationwide lockdown further in response to the rising death toll from coronavirus, ordering all non-essential shops and services to close.
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BP, Exxon Mobil, Kinder Morgan, Motiva Enterprises and Royal Dutch Shell told non-essential staff to work from home starting Monday, workers and officials said.
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Through February and March, tech companies have banned non-essential travel, cancelled appearances at highly anticipated conferences like SXSW, and suspended in-person job interviews.
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Facebook's ban on non-essential business travel applies across all its offices for all 45,000-odd employees, as well as domestically within the United States.
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"Systematic and continuous investment is a sine qua non-essential condition for promoting the attractiveness of public transport," François Bausch, the country's transport minister, said.
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French officials urged those living in the worst-hit regions to "work from home if possible" and avoid any "non-essential travel," the BBC reported.
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New curbs announced late on Tuesday on non-essential businesses are pushing the country closer to the stricter lockdown measures imposed in parts of Europe.
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A slew of other hard-hit, "non-essential" retailers also have been forced to shutter shops, including Macy's Inc, Nordstrom Inc and Nike Inc
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Sports Direct, owned by Frasers Group, had earlier suggested it would defy Prime Minister Boris Johnson's order for all but non-essential shops to close.
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An increasing number of states, including Washington and Michigan, have ordered residents to stay home and have temporarily closed schools and closed non-essential businesses.
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The CDC has ordered residents of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to avoid non-essential travel for 14 days to combat the virus spread.
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Newsom has ordered residents to stay home and closed restaurants, bars, gyms, retail stores, offices, and all non-essential establishments to ensure physical distancing. Gov.
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A sharp decline in home prices and tepid wage growth have discouraged consumer spending in Australia for non-essential items, hitting retailers in recent months.
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Following last week's announcement to block new shipments of non-essential products to its warehouses, sellers have expressed confusion about what products are still accepted.
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On Monday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford ordered all non-essential businesses across the province to close, including bars, nightclubs, various shops, and dine-in restaurants.
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" Non-essential retail businesses also "must close storefront and/or brick-and-mortar premises," while "all recreational and entertainment businesses must close to the public.
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The ministry gave freight forwarders and haulage companies a special exemption to remove their goods, including non-essential items, out of ports over the weekend.
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"Now is the time for everyone to stop non essential contact with others and to stop all unnecessary travel," Johnson said at a news conference.
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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Hoboken, New Jersey, will impose a curfew starting Monday, while New York City's comptroller is pushing for a citywide shutdown of non-essential businesses there.
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On Sunday, Hubei announced new measures, including province-wide traffic restrictions on all non-emergency vehicles and the closure of all non-essential public venues.
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KIEV, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Ukrainian authorities on Monday warned citizens against non-essential travel to the Hubei Province of China where the coronavirus outbreak began.
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Salesforce is suspending non-essential travel for its 49,703 employees around the world and enhancing "office protocols" amid worries about the coronavirus disease, COVID-19.
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In order to see significant results in your savings, it's important to stay committed in asking the right questions before making any non-essential purchases.
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That was a clear indicator that insurance industry investors believe this new company will identify them as non-essential middle men and cut them out.
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Mesquita favors the company's plan to sell non-essential assets to focus on pre-salt oil fields with the aim of boosting long-term profitability.
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Singapore on Tuesday issued an advisory to citizens against non-essential travel to the Maldives, following similar measures by China, India and the United States.
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Gulf of Mexico producers Shell and BP on Friday said they were evacuating non-essential personnel from the U.S. Gulf of Mexico as a precaution.
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It filters out what it deems non-essential and sends the information as short, factual alerts to everyone within a quarter mile of the incident.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the public to give up non-essential contact and stay away from public places like pubs and restaurants.
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On Monday night, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the EU was planning to impose a ban on non-essential travel into Europe.
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As non-essential stores remain closed and companies face the risk of a recession, investors may lose confidence that these high-growth trajectories can continue.
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"We think non-essential travel should be reduced right now in order to not spread the virus further, be it within the EU or by leaving the EU." Elsewhere on the Continent, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government would impose a ban on all travel "domestically or abroad" except for urgent work trips, and would close bars, museums, cinemas and non-essential shops.
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"Non-essential personnel were given the option to evacuate and are now being reimbursed for some of their expenses," said Nat Fahy, a Camp Lejeune spokesman.
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UBS is restricting employees' non-essential travel to, from, and within China amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, according to a person familiar with the firm's policy.
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Bankers said the central bank advised them in November to begin allocating dollars for non-essential imports as a backlog in demand for essential goods receded.
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Or that your doctor suggested a non-essential procedure or test that your insurance pays out at a high level, to meet their monthly billing target?
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But Gen Xers were twice as likely as baby boomers — 46 percent versus 23 percent — to say non-essential spending contributes to their credit card debt.
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We own our fair share of completely non-essential 'stuff,' the most recent addition being the drone I bought the bf (oops, fiancé) for his bday.
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They deem which employees are "essential" — and have to work without pay — and "non-essential," which means they can be furloughed (or sent home without pay).
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The Hanford facility's 3,19433 workers were ordered to shelter in place at one point Tuesday, but the order was lifted for non-essential employees hours later.
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"Over-complexity of control systems can put players off taking on non-essential tasks, which can result in them missing out on additional story," she continues.
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Funding expires on April 28, meaning parts of the federal government would cease non-essential operations until more money is approved by Congress and the president.
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" Experts also told the Post that keeping parks open without non-essential staff would "pose serious risks to tourists as well as to the parks themselves.
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If I stumble across a non-essential item I think I need, I make a note in my phone to buy it during my next trip.
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The state has halted all non-essential transportation repairs because its transportation trust fund is nearly out of money, causing the bridge to be closed indefinitely.
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But the central bank said that it expected the current account deficit to be contained by recent steps to boost exports and limit non-essential imports.
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Mozilla says that for now, it will continue to support Flash and it defines non-essential content as Flash content that isn't visible to the user.
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"That's what happened over and over again, where we would have what appeared to be a non-essential component until we removed its counterpart," he said.
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Nearly four inches of rain has deluged the course over the past several days, with Tuesday's practice round closed to fans and all non-essential personnel.
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Several have stepped up their restrictions in recent days with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank among those to stop all non-essential international business travel.
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San Francisco has issued a Public Health Order that bans all non-essential events of 100 or more people, the city's mayor London Breed tweeted Friday.
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On Monday, Harvard told students in an email that the advice from experts was to stay put and avoid all international and non-essential domestic travel.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered non-essential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home as coronavirus cases across the state surged by 2,950 overnight to 7,102.
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On Monday night, government officicals instituted a shelter-in-place order for the Bay Area, which closed down all non-essential businesses and restricted people's motion.
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He told gyms to shutter and closed the beaches and other "non-essential" businesses in Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach at the urging of local officials.
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Nevada governor Steve Sisolak announced a statewide closure earlier this week of all non-essential businesses, urging residents to stay inside to avoid contracting the virus.
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Non-essential staff will work remotely until further notice and any arriving travellers will be subject to a mandatory two-week self-quarantine, the company said.
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The company also said it was putting a freeze on hiring and will reduce non-essential spending and capital expenditure for the remainder of the year.
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In Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump and other officials told reporters the United States was working with Mexico to suspend non-essential travel at the border.
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Abortion providers Physicians in every state have called on residents to cancel all non-essential appointments and elective procedures to avoid burdening the health care system.
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Then the diction is gently rephrased, with synonyms swapped in for non-essential words, until it can fly under the radar of the average plagiarism detector.
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Branson's surgery was essential, but the surgery to remove his uncle's liver was elective and all non-essential surgeries were canceled in light of the pandemic.
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Residents in Madrid and Barcelona awoke Saturday to shuttered bars and restaurants and other non-essential commercial outlets as ordered by regional authorities the day before.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sunday directed all "non-essential" businesses such as "bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs and the like" be closed in the state.
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As governments across the country weigh whether to push non-essential public venues like gyms to close, more people are searching out expensive gear from Peloton .
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The city of San Francisco just placed a ban on city-owned facilities hosting non-essential group events exceeding 50 people in attendance over coronavirus concerns.
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The government has already advised against non-essential gatherings of more than 500 people from Monday, though this does not include schools, airports or public transport.
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Several have stepped up their restrictions in recent days with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank among those to stop all non-essential international business travel.
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Saudi Arabia's Center for Disease Control late on Monday urged citizens to postpone non-essential travel to Germany and France, where more cases have been reported.
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A two-week ban has since been placed on non-essential events exceeding 50 people in city-owned facilities in an attempt to contain the disease.
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Some of the steps to cut costs also include instituting a voluntary leave program for non-essential employees that are willing to take unpaid time off.
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True: Amazon temporarily disabled shipment of non-essential items to their warehouses until April 5, 2020 This article was produced by the Reuters Fact Check team.
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It has stepped into the spotlight as the UK locks down, with the prime minister ordering the closure of restaurants, pubs, and other non-essential businesses.
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On March 20, New York governor Andrew Cuomo ordered a statewide lockdown forcing all non-essential businesses — including beauty facilities— to close for the time being.
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With health-care practitioners everywhere trying to keep non-essential visits to an absolute minimum, many patients are turning to virtual doctor's appointments in their stead.
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Under the order, foreign visitors are not allowed into the country, schools and non-essential businesses are closed, and people are advised to stay at home.
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Officials across the country have suspended non-essential industries such as cinemas, gyms, restaurants, and retailers to reduce contact between people and slow the pandemic's spread.
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The mandate, which bans all non-essential trips outside the home, started at midnight on March 250 and was initially set to expire on April 2500.
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In a memo sent to sellers and vendors last week, Amazon said it would halt all intake of non-essential items until at least April 5.
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Several health and government officials have asked the public to avoid non-essential travel and stay home in a bid to slow the flu-like coronavirus.
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The situation grew especially tense last Tuesday, when multiple California counties issued shelter-in-place orders and directed all non-essential employees to stay at home.
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The new restrictions required people to stay at home, closed non-essential shops and public spaces, and banned gatherings of more than two people in public.
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In states where non-essential businesses have closed, convenience stores and gas stations have continued to sell traditional cigarettes, much to the chagrin of vape advocates.
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When Governor Phil Murphy announced last week that he would be asking non-essential businesses to shut their doors for the time being, Donahue was torn.
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Closing non-essential businesses is more effective for social distancing and flattening the curve, but millions are out of jobs and unable to pay their bills.
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Malaysia has closed its borders to travellers, restricted internal movement and shut down non-essential businesses until April 14 to contain the spread of the virus.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Homeland Security Department (DHS) said restrictions barring non-essential travel across the U.S.-Canadian land border will begin at 11:59 p.m.
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Saudi Arabia's Center for Disease Control late on Monday urged citizens to postpone non-essential travel to Germany and France, where more cases have been reported.
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Currently, tampons, sanitary pads, and menstrual cups are categorised as "non-essential, luxury goods" and have 5 percent VAT (value-added tax) added to their price.
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In the US, the Pentagon said late Wednesday that it was prohibiting all non-essential Department of Defense travel to South Korea due to the outbreak.
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As the shutdown entered its 20.3th day on Tuesday, non-essential work at the Federal Aviation Administration was on hold, delaying the certification of new aircraft.
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USFK, for instance, has prohibited service members from attending non-essential off-base activities and social events, such as dining out or going to the movies.
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US Indo-Pacific Command has temporarily banned all non-essential travel to South Korea, and one planned joint military exercise with South Korea has been postponed.
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Late on Thursday, Wall Street lender JPMorgan Chase & Co issued global restrictions on non-essential travel to protect its employees and business from the coronavirus epidemic.
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A pencil brush like the Sigma E30 might seem like a non-essential, but it has the perfect shape to get into hard-to-reach areas.
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The US's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday issued a travel advisory warning that people should avoid all non-essential travel to South Korea.
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Cases have also popped up in several other countries, including the United States, and the CDC is warning Americans to avoid non-essential travel to China.
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Facebook told its employees to suspend non-essential travel to the mainland, in line with guidance Monday from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to CNBC that the company is advising its employee to work from home and cancel all non-essential business travel until Feb.
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"For people that booked non-essential trips with family, or took elective work trips, pretty much everything we had on the books has cancelled," Hirschhorn said.
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Residents are also expected to avoid all non-essential travel, and those who are returning home from abroad are expected to self-isolate for two weeks.
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Ottawa has told people to limit all non-essential trips out of the home and maintain at least one to two meters of distance from others.
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Tillerson has remained steadfast in blaming Cuba for not stopping the attacks, and the U.S. pulled non-essential personnel from its embassy in Havana in September.
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FYI, if you are one of those teens then this whole piece is the ramblings of an oldhead and is thusly non-essential to your life.
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More specifically, they argue, a junk food tax — on "non-essential" foods like candy, soda, and potato chips — should be the next frontier in public health.
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The U.S. will begin evacuating non-essential diplomatic personnel from Venezuela, but will keep its embassy open, amid fears of a potential clash with Nicolás Maduro's regime.
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SAP continued to hire new employees in development and sales while reining in on other types of recruitment as well as non-essential travel, the company said.
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"Due to recent community tension in the Highlands (Hides, Angore, Komo), ExxonMobil PNG has suspended non-essential work," the company said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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They're incredibly considered "non-essential items," by the Australian government, while other health-related products like condoms, lubricants, sunscreen, and nicotine patches are exempt from the tax.
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The authorities also extended the national holiday due to the outbreak, instructing non-essential industries (coffee shops, restaurants, gyms, bookstores, bars) to remain closed until February 10.
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Steps to grow output in some offshore fields, sell non-essential assets and keep expenses in check helped drive operational earnings higher, executives said at the event.
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Around 380,000 of these workers who are deemed non-essential have been asked to stay home, but the other 420,000 essential employees are currently working without pay.
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It is supposed to achieve this by hiring no civil servants for two years, phasing out subsidies for gas and transport, and cancelling non-essential infrastructure projects.
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Hershey's sales in China suffered most of last year as slowing economic growth reduced spending on non-essential consumer items, including Hershey's Kisses, a popular gift item.
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This sort of malarkey meant that I had to 86 any non-essential obligations I had in order to be a few steps away from a toilet.
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A number of attendees said their companies were considering restricting non-essential China travel and looking to move meetings outside the country, one of the people added.
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Now that GE has shed non-essential operations, including most of its large financial unit, its fortunes will rise or fall depending on whether that investment delivers.
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They're incredibly considered "non-essential items," by the Australian government, while other health-related products like condoms, lubricants, sunscreen and nicotine patches are exempt from the tax.
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Kinder Morgan had halted all non-essential work on the C$7.9 billion project in May, citing regulatory uncertainty and opposition from the province of British Columbia.
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Egypt imposed a valued-added tax on non-essential goods last year in the months leading to its signing of the three-year IMF deal in November.
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Why green groups are not happy: PEER says those job functions are non-essential operations under the law and should be barred from payment under a shutdown.
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France has already told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a hardening of Tehran's attitude toward France.
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It is also encouraging customers to avoid non-essential travel from Hong Kong on Tuesday and Wednesday as protesters plan more anti-government rallies at the airport.
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The sale of assets Altice deems non-essential, such its Dominican Republic unit and French and German towers, will be finalized in the second half, Altice said.
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Now that GE has shed non-essential operations, including most of its large financial unit, its fortunes will rise or fall depending on whether those investments deliver.
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France has already told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a hardening of Tehran's attitude towards France.
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By itself, the "smoke break" has served as the primary wedge between those who do and those who do not because, let's face it, it's non-essential.
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Some companies have sent all non-essential employees home, while others have adopted a tag team method, with groups of employees taking turns coming into the office.
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A city health advisory published Wednesday also recommended that "non-essential mass gatherings, including conferences and conventions, be postponed or canceled" through the end of the month.
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And in Las Vegas, the beating heart of the sports gambling industry, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak ordered a monthly ban on all casinos and non-essential businesses.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia, stopped short of ordering residents to stay inside, but all three on Monday ordered all non-essential businesses in their states closed. Gov.
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But in more than a dozen states with higher concentrations of cases, governors have issued mandatory shelter-in-place directives or ordered all non-essential businesses closed.
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" John Legend Singer John Legend, meanwhile, assured fans last week that they wouldn't be missing out, because the entertainment industry is "full of individually non-essential events.
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Washington (CNN)The United States and Canada will suspend non-essential travel between the two countries due to the coronavirus pandemic, President Donald Trump said Wednesday morning.
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Charlie Baker announced Monday that he is closing non-essential businesses and advising people to stay home, though he is also not ordering residents to do so.
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Total or partial shutdowns of non-essential business activity have spread considerably since five days ago, so we should expect next week's report to feature further devastation.
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The company said its "inventory levels are sufficient", but it was suspending all non-essential capital expenditure and restricting travel to reduce costs and shore up cashflow.
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John Carney on Sunday issued a stay-at-home order for the people of Delaware to stay at home whenever possible and closed all non-essential businesses.
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The model, for example, assumes that officials will limit social contact through May: closing schools, enacting stay-at-home measures, and limiting travel and non-essential business.
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Italy has closed down schools, shops, restaurants and banned all non-essential travel, while allowing companies to continue to operate provided they comply with strict safety measures.
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New York, Connecticut and New Jersey announced on Monday that all non essential businesses, including restaurants, bars, movie theaters and gyms, had to close on Monday night.
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Italy on Wednesday tightened its nationwide lockdown further in response to the rising death toll from COVID-19, ordering all non-essential shops and services to close.
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Even before then, Salesforce had already suspended non-essential travel for its roughly 50,000 employees around the world and enhancing "office protocols" in order to be safe.
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The notion of restricting non-essential travel for government employees also came up during one meeting of the White House-assembled coronavirus task force, with no resolution.
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Movie theaters across the US are closing due to coronavirus, and some have been forced to close by shelter-in-place orders for all non-essential businesses.
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Government containment measures to shut down virtually all non-essential businesses have already hit the economy, with thousands of workers laid off or stood down without pay.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 3.8%, with New Zealand's market shedding a record 10% as the government closed all non-essential businesses.
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Ralph Northam has ordered Virginia public K-12 schools to close for the remainder of the academic year, and has ordered many non-essential businesses to close.
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Jay Inslee announced a similar stay at home order Monday evening, calling on all "non-essential" businesses to close within 48 hours, unless employees can work remotely.
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Apparently, they refused to comply with the shutdown order of non-essential businesses across the city and state ... and were still operating all the way through Friday.
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She asked the tens of millions of people in the city and surrounding regions to avoid non-essential, non-urgent outings until April 12, particularly this weekend.
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On the personnel front, eBay is also nixing non-essential cross-border business travel, much like retail giant Walmart and Silicon Valley power players Google and Apple.
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UniCredit said it had implemented measures to help contain the spread of the coronavirus, including home working and the ban of non-essential domestic and international travel.
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UniCredit said it had implemented measures to help contain the spread of the coronavirus, including home working and the ban of non-essential domestic and international travel.
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Amazon has instructed its 798,000 employees to avoid "non-essential travel" domestically and internationally because of concerns about the coronavirus outbreak, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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The country's government had advised its citizens against non-essential travel to China, where authorities are battling a coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than 200 people.
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Kinder Morgan halted all non-essential work on the C$7.9 billion project earlier in May, citing regulatory uncertainty and opposition from the province of British Columbia.
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Separate data on Tuesday showed consumers slowed the increase in their spending in February and focused on buying food, including for stockpiling, rather than non-essential items.
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Even when it comes to non-essential expenses for their children, classified as things such as designer clothes, concerts and organic food, parents are willing to pay.
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Republicans and Democrats are blaming each other for the government shutdown, which has put non-essential employees on furlough and closed national parks and the Smithsonian museums.
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To members of the movement who recognize the extraordinary circumstances of our time, Trump will make non-essential accommodations, granting them a fleeting sense of self-importance.
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MOSCOW, March 5 (Reuters) - Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft said on Thursday it has temporarily suspended non-essential foreign trips for staff due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Under the government's emergency decree all non-essential travel is banned, with people having to carry around forms that justify their reason to be on the streets.
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Trump and and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that day said they were temporarily closing their nations' border — the longest in the world — to non-essential traffic.
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She asked the tens of millions of people in the city and surrounding regions to avoid non-essential, non-urgent outings until April 12, particularly this weekend.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 773%, with New Zealand's market shedding a record 10% as the government closed all non-essential businesses.
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"Non-essential" personnel across the government have been staying home on furlough, while "essential" personnel, which includes many in law enforcement, have been working for no pay.
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The UN is removing non-essential staff from the country, but due to opposition from China and Russia, it will be unable to impose sanctions, the BBC reported.
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Chevron has also evacuated some non-essential employees from the Jack St. Malo facility, with shut-in procedures initiated at five other facilities, spokeswoman Veronica Flores-Paniagua said.
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"Singaporeans should defer non-essential travel to the affected areas of the island at this juncture," Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a travel notice on Wednesday.
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The DPRK Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has now essentially sealed its borders to non-essential travel and requires mandatory quarantine for those who are entering from China.
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Firefox is now better at loading essential content first and delaying non-essential scripts, not loading the auto-fill module if there's no form on the page, etc.
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We begin the episode by finding out one of the core group's non-essential Harvard friends is getting married for a second time, seemingly to his former mistress.
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Carolyn Maloney, a New York Democrat whose district includes a large swath of midtown Manhattan, renewed calls for a ban on "non-essential" helicopters over New York City.
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"Given the possible eruption of Mount Agung, Singaporeans should defer non-essential travel to the affected areas at this juncture," the foreign ministry said in an online statement.
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Local authorities have not declared a curfew, but instead clamped down on non-essential travel and gatherings of four or more, effectively keeping restive people in their homes.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia – The United States has ordered all non-essential employees of its mission to Somalia to leave the capital, Mogadishu, because of "specific threat information" against them.
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In the courts, all employees will keep working for 10 business days after the start of the shutdown, with "non-essential" employees being barred from work after that.
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If you can't wait and want to see what it looks like, I wrote a preview if you don't have a non-essential iPhone or iPad lying around.
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After a few minutes of analyzing my gear, I find a few non-essential systems on my multi-tool that will yield iridium once I take them apart.
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Thousands of surgeries, non-essential appointments, and other services have been canceled, although emergency and life-saving services will continue as senior doctors are asked to step in.
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If you can't wait and want to see what it looks like, I wrote a preview if you don't have a non-essential iPhone or iPad lying around.
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Additionally, a city health advisory published earlier Wednesday recommended that "non-essential mass gatherings, including conferences and conventions, be postponed or canceled" through the end of the month.
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Several have stepped up their restrictions in recent days with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Deutsche Bank among those to stop all non-essential international business travel.
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The city of San Francisco has banned non-essential group events held in city-owned facilities for two weeks as concerns of the coronavirus disease continue to rise.
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Tam pleaded with Canadians to practice social distancing, avoid all non-essential travel and, for those returning to Canada, to self-isolate for a period of 14 days.
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Earlier, the government advised against all non-essential travel around the world but said it would work with the freight industry to maintain deliveries and cut out disruption.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's foreign ministry said it had advised citizens to avoid non-essential and non-urgent travel to the United States because of the spreading coronavirus outbreak.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Homeland Security Department (DHS) said restrictions barring non-essential travel across the U.S.-Canadian land border will begin at 11:59 p.m.
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Bars and restaurants have been among the hardest hit businesses from the coronavirus outbreak and the government orders to close non-essential businesses in the San Francisco area.
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Vendors who wholesale their products to Amazon were also told on Tuesday that they would see a reduction in orders and a pause in non-essential product orders.
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As we previously reported, Amazon is not restocking non-essential items until after April 5, so its warehouse people can focus on restocking the items in highest demand.
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Gavin Newsom and other officials after gun stores were deemed non-essential businesses and ordered to close during a statewide stay-at-home order to curb coronavirus infections.
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In July, Iran opened a secondary foreign-exchange market for importers of non-essential goods that are not eligible to receive the preferential rate from the central bank.
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With all non essential services closed, including car dealers, and people forced home except for strict working needs, many forecast a heavy fall in car sales in March.
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The firm, which is set to close on its TD Ameritrade acquisition later this year, also told non-essential employees they could work from home starting on Thursday.
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Countries across the Middle East have imposed sweeping travel restrictions, canceled public events and in some cases called on non-essential businesses to close for the coming weeks.
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The broader closings are an unsurprising development as more governments across the country push to temporarily shutter non-essential public businesses, something that has swiftly impacted entertainment venues.
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I flew one day before the UK government advised against non-essential travel abroad, but the impact that the coronavirus was having on European travel was already stark.
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The public health department in Washington, D.C., is recommending that all "non-essential" mass gatherings of over 1,000 people be canceled as a way to fight the coronavirus.
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We broke the story ... cops in L.A. and NYC have also been instructed to pay extra attention to non-essential stores that are now empty to combat burglaries.
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In response to the crisis, Amazon, one of the biggest delivery companies in the US, has temporarily suspended all non-essential products from being shipped until April 15.
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New York, meanwhile, went a step further on Friday by ordering all non-essential businesses in the state closed and asking all New Yorkers to stay at home.
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" In her order, Acton defined a non-essential surgery as "any procedure that can be delayed without undue risk to the current or future health of a patient.
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Greg Abbott has issued an executive order requiring all Texans to minimize non-essential gatherings and in-person contact with people who are not in the same household.
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Essential workers require childcare during this emergency, but all non-essential workers should be granted paid leave to care for their children for the duration of the emergency.
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But CGIL, CISL and UIL, Italy's biggest unions, said the government had not taken full account of their concerns and that many non-essential activities had been included.
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Ports and logistics companies were allowed to operate, but non-essential businesses faced problems moving goods out of ports, the Federation of Malaysia Freight Forwarders said on Monday.
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That comes days after the U.S. CDC also raised its alert level for travel to South Korea, which means "avoid non-essential travel," as there's widespread community transmission.
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Here's what large companies have said about the outbreak: *Facebook suspended non-essential travel to mainland China and told employees who had travelled there to work from home.
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GOLDMAN RESTRICTS NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS TRAVEL TO, OUT OF OR WITHIN THE REST OF ITALY, AS WELL AS OTHER PARTS OF ASIA, EXCLUDING AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND INDIA
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Both the US State Department and the CDC have issued Level 3 travel warnings for China, saying that people should avoid all non-essential travel to the country.
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On Monday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a level 3 warning, its highest-degree alert, telling travelers to avoid non-essential travel to China.
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The department did not issue the "defer non-essential travel" warning to Baja California Sur or Quintana Roo, unlike other areas in Mexico that have received the warning.
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The European Union has closed all external borders for 30 days, in an extraordinary move, while more countries urge their citizens against non-essential travel by the day.
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According to its own guidelines for operations under a shutdown, the IRS had classified processing refunds as non-essential work, along with "non-automated collections," auditing and other functions.
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I resolve it's some kind of non-essential deadline coming nearer, and, out of defense, don't check it, getting on with whatever I'm trying too hard to focus on.
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As of Thursday afternoon, non-essential FCC employees were furloughed and "most" operations were suspended as Congress battles it out over a funding package for the upcoming fiscal year.
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KML's share price has fallen 9.7 percent since early April, when the company halted all non-essential work, underperfoming a 5 percent rise in the benchmark Canada share index.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp evacuated non-essential workers from the Lena production platform in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Subtropical Storm Alberto, the company said on Sunday.
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On January 3rd Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, apologised to patients after non-essential operations were suspended until the end of the month to ease the pressure on hospitals.
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Abu Dhabi has cut back or slowed spending on non-essential projects and has lifted subsidies on petrol to ease finances as state revenues decline due to cheap oil.
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Uncertainty about the British economy's outlook after it leaves the European Union next year, plus stagnant real wage growth, have led Britons to cut back on non-essential spending.
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The State Department's plan, which was being finalized and could be announced within days, would call for the departure of non-essential staff and diplomats' families, the sources said.
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Bruce Springsteen, Ringo Starr, and others have canceled concerts in the state; in late March, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo banned non-essential state-funded travel to the state.
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Local authorities have not declared a curfew, but instead clamped down on non-essential travel and gatherings of four or more people, effectively keeping restive people in their homes.
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New activity in the Saudi construction sector has slowed in recent months as a slump in oil prices has pushed the government to cut spending on non-essential projects.
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Currency traders were expecting authorities to take some pressure off the rupee by granting direct dollar credit lines to oil companies or to put curbs on non-essential imports.
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Just prior to the opening of the Games last Friday, both the United States and Canada re-issued travel advisories warning against non-essential travel to parts of Peru.
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CAIRO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank has removed deposit and withdrawal limits of foreign currency for importers of non-essential goods, state news agency MENA reported on Tuesday.
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And the city of San Francisco just banned non-essential group events held in city-owned facilities for two weeks as concerns of the coronavirus disease continue to rise.
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Due to the spike in COVID-19 cases, Cuomo ordered 75% of the workforce in non-essential services to stay at home, a 25% increase from a day earlier.
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On Friday, Governor Andrew Cuomo ordered non-essential businesses to keep 2503% of their workforce at home as coronavirus cases across the state surged by 2,950 overnight to 7,102.
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Nearby in Santa Clara County -- one of the first places in the U.S. to see coronavirus cases -- the CDC has asked hospitals to cancel all elective non-essential procedures.
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All shops selling non-essential goods, libraries, playgrounds, outdoor gyms and places of worship will close and no more than two people will be allowed to gather in public.
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Massachusetts has issued guidelines to restrict all non-essential visitors at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care facilities to slow the spread of the virus.
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All civil servants in non-essential roles have been ordered to work from home for at least two weeks in Lagos State, a megacity of around 20 million people.
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Sellers supplying products that are deemed non-essential could see their products run out of stock and they will be unable to restock as a result of the measure.
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The WHO recommends against blanket international air travel restrictions, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends canceling or rescheduling non-essential travel to high-risk areas.
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Additional cost-cutting measures include hiring for only essential positions, shortening work weeks around the world, and pulling back on all non-essential spending, Oberg announced on the call.
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New York follows the entire state of California in putting non-essential workers on 24-hour virus lockdown ... meaning 1 in 5 Americans are being told to stay home.
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Europe is now the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak and the European Union has closed its borders to all non-essential travel as it attempts to slow its spread.
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Kay Ivey -- a Republican -- on Friday ordered all non-essential businesses closed through April 17th, after deciding on Thursday to close schools for the remainder of the academic year.
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On March 24, Mexico's deputy health minister announced social distancing measures and, on March 25, the federal government announced that it would suspend all non-essential activities beginning Thursday.
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Penney's did officially close six of its stores, but only those located in Puerto Rico, where the government mandated the closing of all non-essential retailers, according to WWD.
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Many non-essential businesses are hubs of social interaction, making the effects of the coronavirus sting all the more detrimental for the masses who are effectively practicing social distancing.
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Amazon has recommended that employees in its Seattle, New York, and New Jersey office locations work remotely, and has instructed all 798,000 employees globally to halt "non-essential" travel.
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British people have been told to work at home and limit all non-essential human contact over the coming months as the coronavirus spreads rapidly across the United Kingdom.
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While searches for apparel brands have gone up on Amazon, he said that people are not buying, suggesting that they're feeling financial pressure and not buying non-essential items.
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On March 23, he ordered all non-essential businesses in the state to close and told residents to stay at home and avoid groups of more than 10 people.
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The country will be moving to its highest alert level, imposing self-isolation, with all-non-essential services, schools and offices to be shut over the next 48 hours.
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Italy, which has reported more deaths from the virus than any other country, introduced swingeing restrictions on movement and banned all non-essential activities until at least next Friday.
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New York, California and Illinois imposed tough new restrictions this week, limiting the activity of tens of million people and ordering all non-essential workers to stay at home.
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Sellers supplying products that are deemed non-essential could see their products run out of stock and they will be unable to restock as a result of the measure.
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Suspending non-essential contracts like point-of-sale systems and negotiating payment schedules and credit with big vendors can give establishments a better chance of reopening after the shutdown.
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As many states are enforcing stay-at-home orders, non-essential business shutdowns, and lockdowns around the US during the novel coronavirus pandemic, many Americans find themselves not working.
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All non-essential air travel was placed on hold, and employees leading new business pitches were tasked with explaining these changes to current and would-be Weber Shandwick clients.
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By late afternoon, Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser completed the shutdown of the Capital region, officially ordering city dwellers after the city previously shut down all non-essential businesses.
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TOKYO, March 25 (Reuters) - Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike will ask residents on Wednesday to refrain from going outside for non-essential business at the weekend, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Phil Murphy (D) took the drastic step of cancelling all non-approved gatherings and shuttering non-essential retail businesses, essentially issuing the equivalent of a stay-in-shelter order.
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"We urge the public to restrict all non-essential travel to these countries," it said, adding that the government was temporarily suspending the issuance of all visas on arrival.
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New York, California and Illinois imposed tough new restrictions this week, limiting the activity of tens of million people and ordering all non-essential workers to stay at home.
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On Friday, Governor Andrew Cuomo said that he was issuing an executive order that says only essential businesses can function, with "non-essential" workers asked to stay at home.
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Summit County health officials on Monday went a step further, shutting down all non-essential businesses including lodging, eat-in restaurants, bars, ride-share services, and even bus service.
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Days before, Amazon told all of its 798,000 employees to halt "non-essential travel" in the US and internationally amid the coronavirus outbreak — something truck drivers can't exactly do.
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Here's what large companies have said about the outbreak: * Facebook suspended non-essential travel to mainland China and told employees who had traveled to China to work from home.
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Singapore, which has reported 50 cases of a virus that has claimed over 1,300 lives in China, has advised businesses to defer or cancel non-essential, large-scale events.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc has asked employees to suspend non-essential travel to mainland China to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, a spokesman said on Tuedsay.
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It also issued a new advisory for travellers to defer all non-essential travel to mainland China and said it will start temperature screening all inbound flights to Singapore.
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When you separate your needs from your wants, it becomes easier to eliminate and save some money on non-essential things, like one or two of those streaming subscriptions.
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As long as there is a law in North Carolina that creates the grounds for discrimination against LGBT people, I am barring non-essential state travel to that state.
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The company sent non-essential personnel home and closed its office in Kenedy, Texas, about 120 miles (193 km) north of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, said spokeswoman Romelia Hinojosa.
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Every other government employee whose paycheck depends on the federal budget, and whose work is considered "non-expected" (read: non-essential), is put on unpaid leave until the shutdown ends.
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That is a shame, but it would also be an even bigger shame if the film was rendered dull as ditchwater because it was bogged down with non-essential details.
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Basic necessities and healthcare costs may be sending some people into debt, but more people point to spending on non-essential items like clothing and entertainment as the main culprit.
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They also introduced the "Do Not Track Act" to allow users to opt out of certain types of non-essential data collection, similar to the FTC's "Do Not Call "list.
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While some are non-essential businesses, the outage is also effecting urgent-care locations like local police departments and emergency veterinary hospitals, which are technically set up as small businesses.
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"You have to ask if it's a taxpayer-funded need, if it's a legitimate function, and look at it through the lens of essential versus non-essential personnel," she said.
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Snapchat is the place where you trade dumb jokes with your friends, non-essential thoughts, or show off the trashy nights you don't want preserved past a five-second timer.
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Last year, in the middle of a rout in ore and metal prices, Ferreira set a target of disposing of non-essential assets to help cut debt by $10 billion.
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More expensive consumer products also mean less money to spend on non-essential items, which could mean more frugal behavior from consumers and less spending in the on-demand economy.
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The FWS issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on Monday as it prepares for potential changes to how it handles the "non-essential experimental population" of these red wolves.
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Then, negotiate on core terms, but add in other, non-essential terms that might not be met, but you can use them as leverage to push for what's non-negotiable.
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"We continue to enhance efficiencies by implementing policies, such as outsourcing non-essential positions, that are in the best long term interests of our stakeholders," a Nakheel spokeswoman told Reuters.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The United States' diplomatic mission in Somalia has directed all non-essential staff to leave the capital Mogadishu, saying it had received a "specific threat" against its employees.
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Luckily, the system is non-essential — NASA says alternate methods are available to move the files — allowing Curiosity to continue its lonely journey across the surface of the Red Planet.
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The source said proposed restrictions on the import of non-essential items may have only a limited impact on the falling rupee as the current account deficit continues to widen.
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If things get too scary, I lay off my non-essential employees (other people's customers) as quickly as possible because I fear others will lay off their employees (my customers).
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As such, it's a good idea to put the brakes on any non-essential new credit applications if you know you plan to purchase a home in the near future.
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At some point, non-essential employees will go home to prepare for the coming storm while a 24-hour crew will "man the phones" over the weekend at City Hall.
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The advisers are considering raising travel alerts on Europe to recommend against all non-essential travel to the continent, which administration officials view as a new epicenter for the pandemic.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's Foreign Ministry on Friday said it was advising against non-essential travels to nine regions in Northern Italy until further notice in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Wednesday that cafes, restaurants and other retailers deemed non-essential, except food shops and pharmacies, would be closed to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
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Despite the fact that Tesla's main auto plant is an area where non-essential business have been told to shutdown, the Tesla plant has stayed open, albeit with reduced staff.
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Ohio, Mississippi, and Texas officials all announced that most abortions were considered "non-essential" and suspended the procedure under state-wide orders to suspend unnecessary surgeries during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Much like other non-essential businesses across the country, Pollak and Ross noted that these layoffs should be temporary—and people will have their jobs back whenever the pandemic ends.
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And in Ohio, Deputy Attorney General Jonathan Fulkerson sent letters to three abortion providers last week directing them comply with the state health director's executive order halting non-essential procedures.
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The governor of Mississippi said he would take action if the state's single clinic was providing elective abortions after the state health department required that non-essential surgery be postponed.
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Over the weekend, Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, officially directed all non-essential businesses in the state to shut down to help control the spread of COVID-19.
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New York has announced the indefinite closure of non-essential businesses including movie theaters, gyms, concert venues and more; Broadway theaters are, for now, scheduled to reopen on April 12.
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Investors should focus on companies that can survive the economic downturn without help from the government and avoid "non-essential" companies that might not survive, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Lebanon will also close all non-essential public institutions and ask that most private companies suspend work and people remain in their homes except for "extreme necessity", the minister said.
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His administration recommended that for the next 15 days Americans avoid gatherings of more than 85033 people, avoid non-essential travel and work or conduct schooling from home when possible.
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CGT leader Philippe Martinez speaking on radio station RFI saluted those working to combat the health crisis but added that too many people were working to produce non-essential goods.
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Suspend any non-essential contractsWherever possible, Gerber Group is suspending contracts that bars and restaurants don't need when they're closed, such as point of sale systems and public relations companies.
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Los Angeles is one of many US cities that closed all non-essential businesses due to COVID-19, and restaurants are allowed to stay open only for takeout and delivery.
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Most European countries have followed Italy's example, albeit at different stages of their own outbreaks, to lock down public life, restrict movement, close schools, non-essential businesses and leisure facilities.
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Cuomo on Friday announced all workers in non-essential businesses across New York state are required to stay home in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Non-essential businesses like gyms, movie theaters, and shopping malls have closed; and stocks have plunged — erasing all of the gains that were made after Trump took office in 2017.
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The mayor of Reno had issued an order similar to Sisolak Monday night, telling many of those non-essential businesses to close in that city starting Friday at 5 p.m.
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The Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, where Bombardier's flagship Global 7500 and other model business jets are respectively assembled and completed, have ordered all non-essential businesses to close.
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TOKYO, March 22 (Reuters) - Japan's foreign ministry said it had advised citizens to avoid non-essential and non-urgent travel to the United States because of the spreading coronavirus outbreak.
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The airline also announced other measures aimed at preserving cash: They include reducing hiring for frontline and support center positions, limiting non-essential spending and considering voluntary time-off programs.
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UniCredit said in the statement it had implemented some measures to help contain the spread of coronavirus, including home working and the ban of non-essential domestic and international travel.
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The cities of Wuhan, Huanggang, Shiyan and Xiaogan have completely sealed off all residential complexes and communities, while the use of non-essential vehicles on local roadways is also banned.
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Earlier on Monday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned travelers to avoid non-essential travel to South Korea, where the disease has sickened close to 900 people.
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Facebook is halting all non-essential employee travel to the country, and the company is also telling employees who recently returned from China to work from home, according to Bloomberg.
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On Wednesday, the province joined Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, and British Columbia by calling a public emergency, and banned most non-essential services, including public gyms, bars, and theatres.
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The respiratory virus, which originated in Wuhan, China, has since spread globally and demand for travel has dwindled as businesses cut out non-essential staff travel, and tourists cancel holidays.
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Flipkart's move came after rival Amazon India said on Tuesday it will halt orders for non-essential products in India to prioritize customers' critical needs, and focus on supplying essentials.
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While he has to go to work without pay, she's in a role that makes her non-essential, meaning she is furloughed — not going to work and not getting paid.
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Under a recently passed state law, California will not pay non-essential travel costs for government employees to any such proscribed states, which also include Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Alexa's voice skills often require super specific queries, and until Amazon started paying attention to the discovery process, taking the time to find new skills felt like a non-essential burden.
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Muting notifications system-wideScreenshot: GizmodoThere are few things as irritating as when you're heads down on some work and Slack or your email blows up with non-essential and distracting notifications.
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Paris also told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a foiled bomb plot and a hardening of Tehran's attitude toward France.
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Con Ed said it reduced voltage by 2000% in those areas to maintain service as repairs are made and asked those customers to turn off non-essential appliances to conserve power.
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"Due to the damage to the Hides camp quarters and continuing aftershocks, ExxonMobil PNG is putting plans in place to evacuate non-essential staff," the company said in an emailed statement.
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We should deter people from settling here illegally by removing incentives, like access to jobs, non-essential public services and benefits, and the possibility of gaining legal status in this country.
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Deferring non-essential capital expenditure and considering a shift to lower-priced vehicles are among the few things GM will look at as part of its "downturn planning" to save costs.
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The researchers are turning off all the "non-essential payload components" on Rosetta in order to maximize the amount of scientific operations the spacecraft can do over the next two months.
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Bastian said Delta is talking with TSA and having its employees do some of the non-essential screening work that they're allowed to provide in an effort to limit the lines.
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The game will not be played because of New York governor Andrew Cuomo's decision to ban publically funded, non-essential travel to North Carolina in response to the transgender bathroom bill.
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The government also ordered all schools, restaurants, bars and non-essential stores to close, extending measures that various regional authorities, including in Madrid and in Catalonia, had taken in recent days.
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It was nearly two weeks ago that President Emmanuel Macron earnestly asked us to stay home, and the Prime Minister Édouard Philippe ordered all non-essential businesses to close at midnight.
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MELBOURNE, March 22 (Reuters) - Rugby Australia has shelved plans for a domestic competition in lieu of Super Rugby following a government crackdown on non-essential travel because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is advising its citizens to refrain from all non-essential trips abroad due to the spread of the coronavirus, a spokeswoman for the foreign ministry said on Monday.
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The four states where governors have banned or will soon ban non-essential businesses and ask residents to stay home account for about 219% of the U.S. economy, the world's biggest.
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Institutions—particularly those at places where residents or patients cannot leave—most need remote work measures that allow non-essential workers who are able to practice social distancing to do so.
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The "Safer at Home" order mandates the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business, while also prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people in enclosed spaces.
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Amazon sellers are reeling from unexpected spikes and declines in sales as consumers stock up on items like food, toys, and fitness items while sales for non-essential items slow down.
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The Centers for Disease Control has issued a travel advisory urging people in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to "refrain from non-essential domestic travel" for the next two weeks.
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The previous charge d'affaires, Scott Hamilton, left Cuba earlier this month after Washington ordered the evacuation of all non-essential staff and all relatives, in order to remain with his family.
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Effectively immediately, Spain is also closing all restaurants, bars, hotels, education centers nationwide, and other non-essential retail outlets, a move some of the hardest-hit communities have already carried out.
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With all non-essential services closed, including car dealers, and people forced to stay at home except for strict working needs, many forecast a heavy fall in car sales in March.
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Ingraham encouraged her viewers to fly as airports thinned out from CDC warnings over non-essential travel, while Fox & Friends brought on Donald Trump Jr. to weigh in on the coronavirus.
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Shopping, aside from basic food stockpiling, is also grinding to a halt amid medical warnings to stay indoors, politicians' requests to keep non-essential activity to a minimum, and simple panic.
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For example, in Brussels, thousands of staff are working from home after the EU's institutions cancelled all non-essential meetings and said only critical staff should work from the bloc's offices.
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On March 20, the governor signed an executive order telling all non-essential businesses to keep their employees home, starting the evening of Sunday, March 23, Business Insider's Bryan Pietsch reported.
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In the U.S. the states of Ohio and Texas have categorised abortions among non-essential surgical procedures that are being temporarily delayed due to coronavirus, thus limiting access to reproductive healthcare.
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Italian banks are readying new credit measures for firms, which face a liquidity squeeze because of a lockdown to fight coronavirus that from Monday includes all business activity deemed non-essential.
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City Manager Joe Dunham said, under an order by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, it will take just one COVID-19 case in Guymon's Texas County for non-essential businesses to close.
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Sports Direct, owned by Frasers Group Plc, justified raising prices of sports equipment, after abandoning plans to keep it's stores open against a government order to close all "non-essential shops".
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The state of Goias in Brazil, where AngloGold's Serra Grande mine is located, also on Thursday extended a set of restrictions on the operation of non-essential business to include mining.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo early on Friday ordered all non-essential workers to stay home, following on the heels of California's unprecedented statewide "stay at home" order issued late Thursday.
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For others in hard-hit sectors like transportation, that number is as high as 60% — a reduction that would devastate any division and halt most, if not all, non-essential projects.
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This news comes as the California State Public Health Officer and Director of the California Department of Public Health issued an executive order for the closing of all non-essential businesses.
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Americans for Prosperity CEO Emily Seidel has also called on non-essential businesses to remain open, despite some states demanding all of their workers stay home, forcing some companies to shutdown.
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In a similar way to its neighbors, Sweden's government has advocated working from home if at all possible, avoiding non-essential travel and the elderly are advised to avoid social contact.
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City Manager Joe Dunham said, under an order by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, it will take just one COVID-19 case in Guymon's Texas County for non-essential businesses to close.
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The Philippines on Monday put more than half of the country's 107 million people on home quarantine and ordered non-essential businesses to shut or operate remotely for the next month.
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The five states where governors have banned or will soon ban non-essential businesses and ask residents to stay home account for about 163% of the U.S. economy, the world's largest.
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"And while I certainly would not characterize this trial, or any other trial, as 'non-essential,' it is not expedited and no irreparable harm will flow from an adjournment," Slights said.
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The list of high-risk regions is informed by guidance from the CDC and continues to expand; all non-essential business travel to these places is also restricted until further notice.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A senior Russian official on Saturday called on citizens of the country to refrain from non-essential travel abroad over fears about the growing number of coronavirus cases internationally.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A senior Russian official on Saturday called on citizens of the country to refrain from non-essential travel abroad over fears about the growing number of coronavirus cases internationally.
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The U.S. social media company asked employees to halt non-essential travel to mainland China and told employees who had travelled there to work from home, a spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Non-essential hospital workers were expected to strike on Monday, with the rest of the workers beginning to strike throughout the rest of next week, the Hong Kong news outlet said.
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US Indo-Pacific Command has decided to ban all non-essential travel to South Korea, and the US and South Korean militaries have made the decision to postpone joint military exercises.
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The idea is to reallocate spending to focus on fighting the coronavirus and its aftermath, while postponing non-essential costs, a government official who asked not to be named told Reuters.
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The evacuation came just days after the United States withdrew non-essential staff from its embassy in Baghdad, citing a threat from neighbouring Iran, which has close ties to Iraqi Shi'ite militia.
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I've been trying to cut down on all non-essential spending, so I pull out my emergency snack bag full of nuts, cereal, and miscellaneous items and nibble while I walk around.
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In a new post detailing the future of Flash on Firefox, Mozilla engineer Benjamin Smedberg says that by next month Firefox 48 will disable all non-essential Flash web components by default.
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"Florida's small case cluster is not considered widespread transmission, however, pregnant women are advised to avoid non-essential travel to the impacted area in Miami-Dade County," the state Health Department said.
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Rising offshore output, sales of non-essential assets and rigorous cost controls helped Petrobras to beat profit forecasts and generate the most earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization in its history.
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Non-essential federal workers were ordered to stay home in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia as officials encouraged residents to stay off the roads and allow the blizzard cleanup effort to continue.
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The United States expelled 15 Cuban diplomats to match staff reductions at the US Embassy in Havana after Washington ordered home non-essential diplomats and families following mysterious attacks on personnel there.
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Government proposals to introduce higher tariffs on some non-essential products, as well as the passing of Ramadan (after June), will contribute to the slowdown in import growth from the 1Q17 level.
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