There is no indication he was belligerent, noncompliant or threatening.
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Do I have a duty to report these noncompliant officiants?
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But in the meantime, he believes Russia should be declared noncompliant.
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Health and Human Services encouraged navigators to promote those noncompliant plans.
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Those noncompliant plans could also charge people more based on preexisting conditions.
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They could seek out noncompliant foreign sites that haven't yet been caught.
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Athletes on a WADA committee immediately demanded that Russia be declared noncompliant.
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Similarly, why would suspects' demeanor become more aggressive or noncompliant under these circumstances?
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Shrems told the Financial Times that the existing consent systems were clearly noncompliant.
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The officer, who later called Dawson "noncompliant," asked staff to keep checking her.
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"Noncompliant flower and prerolls will be composted," says Eliot Dobris, spokesperson for Apothecarium.
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Another option is to stop selling those noncompliant vehicles in the United States.
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One strategy is to turn off water and power services to noncompliant businesses.
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The agency in 2015 declared Russia noncompliant with global sports' accepted antidoping code.
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Noncompliant works — including much of the avant-garde — ended up in museum basements.
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Trump has been signaling for weeks that he intended to declare Iran noncompliant.
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And if noncompliant schools do lose funding, how, exactly, would the loss affect them?
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A deferral will only occur if IUH is noncompliant with its regulatory capital requirement.
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America has even said that the noncompliant may lose access to the U.S. market.
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Since 2005, the State Department has considered Brazil to be "noncompliant" with the convention.
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Noncompliant plans don't have to cover the 10 essential health benefits, including maternity coverage.
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If you stumble upon noncompliant bacon in the supermarket, you should definitely report it.
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The press, academia and any other noncompliant parts of civil society are under attack.
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"It is unclear why these noncompliant health insurance plans are being sold," Pesko said.
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A number of WADA critics called for the country to immediately be declared noncompliant.
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Farm Bureau and others offering noncompliant plans, meanwhile, "didn't have to comply" with those regulations.
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Bravos were supposed to eliminate a sense that there was any safety in noncompliant communities.
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Ted Cruz to allow for plans noncompliant with Obamacare regulations, and another amendment from Sen.
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There's one airport that remains noncompliant, so the laptop ban is not entirely over yet.
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The way it's used is mostly to coerce and co-opt noncompliant parties into registering.
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" Wilson said the company's compliance team is searching for noncompliant claims "including those referencing coronavirus.
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The county will perform the maintenance for noncompliant homeowners and charge their property tax bill.
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"Russia continues to deny that its missile system is noncompliant and violates the treaty," Pompeo said.
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Noncompliant plans will appeal to healthier people, leaving sicker people to buy ACA-compliant health plans.
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Second, the Cruz amendment would allow insurers offering ACA-compliant plans to also offer noncompliant plans.
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In other words, only 113-15% of asylum seekers who participated in the program were noncompliant.
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The House could try to embarrass noncompliant officials by censuring them or holding them in contempt.
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Last week, Blue Cross of Idaho said it hopes to start selling noncompliant plans by early March.
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So for a dispensary like the Apothecarium in San Francisco, it's got to pull noncompliant marijuana immediately.
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Purpera said the mayor has a history of turning in audits late, and is now considered noncompliant.
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These potential consequences should give noncompliant expats pause when considering whether to remain under the IRS radar.
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History confirms the necessity of a credible threat of punishment for noncompliant individuals for effective subpoena enforcement.
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Even the Department of Homeland Security acknowledges that noncompliant IDs could be a red flag for discrimination.
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"If it was up to me, I would have had them noncompliant 180 days ago," he said.
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A number of sporting figures have called for Russia to be declared noncompliant for missing the deadline.
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Noncompliant websites will have their ads blocked when viewed in Chrome starting in early 2018, said Google.
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Those countries, and others identified as being "at risk" of being noncompliant, were given 50 days to improve.
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The directive was marked "extra urgent," meaning that noncompliant platforms could risk being shut down by authorities immediately.
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The deputy radioed for backup, and when more officers arrived on the scene, Chinedu continued to be noncompliant.
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At Tennessee, a lawsuit filed this year partially blamed a noncompliant climate for sexual assaults by five athletes.
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"Are you going to declare them noncompliant if they are compliant?" said a person familiar with the matter.
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Senator Michael D. Crapo, Republican of Idaho, defended his state's plan to allow the sale of noncompliant coverage.
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"If it was up to me, I would have had them noncompliant 180 days ago," Mr. Trump said.
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The idea behind a Bravo drone was to create chaos, send noncompliant citizens scattering, flush out their hiding places.
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It also leads them to perceive noncompliant behavior as a sign of threat, rather than a sign of disability.
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Blue Cross of Idaho announced one week ago that it intends to start selling these noncompliant plans in April.
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Initial reports said he was armed and noncompliant, but video footage released since raises doubts about the police account.
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In mid-November, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced it settled charges against two noncompliant initial coin offerings.
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According to the audit, about 91 percent of noncompliant sex offenders did not have warrants outstanding for their arrest.
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While the designation of noncompliant directly affects Russia's sovereignty over its antidoping program, it is largely a symbolic gesture.
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Congress technically has another option that gives it much more power to prosecute noncompliant individuals, called inherent contempt power.
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Others who are quarantined during public health emergencies might be ill-informed, noncompliant, or even willfully spread the disease.
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Legitimate manufacturers say they have tried alerting Amazon to the noncompliant boosters on its marketplace for over a year.
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ICE also apologized to Franklin County, Pa., for including it on a list of the top 10 noncompliant jurisdictions.
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The medical adjective for many of these patients, "noncompliant," and the medical term for their behavior, "nonadherence," are insulting.
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This, of course, does not mean that expats should remain noncompliant knowing that amnesty will always be available if needed.
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She couldn't afford to buy a noncompliant Blue Cross plan: Blue Cross would jack up her premiums because she's sick.
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"Noncompliant cartridges will be rendered unusable with a hammer and then will be put in the landfill bin," he says.
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Sherry Brandt did say no, and claims that refusal led her pain clinic to dismiss her as a noncompliant patient.
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It will also pay $21 million to mitigate excess emissions from noncompliant vehicles in California, which also sued the company.
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Russia's antidoping agency has been deemed noncompliant by the global regulator of drugs in sports for more than two years.
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"You are noncompliant with the work requirement," says a letter sent to families by the Arkansas Department of Human Services.
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These "DOT" trials work at first, but patients often become noncompliant in the real world once the direct observation ceases.
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We hope that the Kremlin uses this time to come back into compliance and destroy its noncompliant 9M729 missile systems.
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Ads that are OK when scanned may also become noncompliant if they link to a website that later breaks down.
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Trump said he thinks the United States will declare Iran to be noncompliant at the next deadline, which is in October.
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Over and over, black women told of medical providers who equated being African American with being poor, uneducated, noncompliant and unworthy.
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Ant said it would continue to monitor and remove noncompliant businesses and asked all to conduct self checks by Nov. 30.
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A better approach would be to sue the Idaho Department of Insurance when it greenlights Blue Cross to sell noncompliant plans.
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In May, Kenya was nearly banned from participating in the Games after the World Anti-Doping Agency declared the country noncompliant.
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Police forces will be checking area food establishments and slapping fines of up to 1,032 euros (US $1,130) on noncompliant businesses.
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Just last week, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus threatened to bar noncompliant members from future campaigns if they don't support Trump now.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency said it would continue to regard Russia's domestic drug testing organization as noncompliant until it does.
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Nearly all the homes were inspected, and more than a quarter were found to be deficient or noncompliant with federal requirements.
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McColl says he's knocked on hundreds of people's front doors and asked them politely to please turn off their noncompliant boosters.
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" Burke said that Weinstein "was noncompliant and defiant and challenging to the court officers when asked to put away his phones.
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The other market, AHIP said, would be noncompliant plans, which would attract younger, healthier customers because of their lower premiums. Axios.
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"He's already shown he's noncompliant with conditions and I think it's unlikely a judge would release him given that history," Jeffress said.
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Shelby, however, has claimed that he was noncompliant, that she felt "threatened," and that she suspected Crutcher of being high on PCP.
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Any of these noncompliant concentrates or edibles or simple flowers left on store shelves as of July 1 have to be destroyed.
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But it carried a threat that the administration might sue noncompliant school districts and seek to cut off vital federal education aid.
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"There's no way to fix these noncompliant cars," Bob Lutz, a former vice chairman of General Motors, said in a telephone interview.
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The Colonel stands to attention beside the two as the scene unfolds; penis noncompliant, he's mashing away at it with teeth gritted.
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The antidoping agency's leaders will meet in Seoul, South Korea, on Thursday and are likely to announce then that Russia remains noncompliant.
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Because of these pressures, the new monitoring group would not focus on levying punitive measures against noncompliant factories, whose finances are suffering.
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"If this is not met in full, then the C.R.C. will recommend to the ExCo that Rusada is, once again, declared noncompliant."
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, allowing states to sell "noncompliant" plans that aren't subject to some of the rules Obamacare placed on insurers.
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The hit to noncompliant companies would be even stiffer than the penalty in a draft of her plan that circulated last week.
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President Trump announced Friday that the U.S. would declare Iran noncompliant with the 2015 agreement, but fell short of abandoning it completely.
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His implication was that if the data was incomplete, the committee would have no choice but to recommend Russia be declared noncompliant.
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"Russia faces a choice: It can either have its noncompliant missile system, or it can have the I.N.F. treaty," Ms. Thompson said.
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The suit resulted in injunctions on some key provisions, including one that said dogs could be taken from noncompliant owners and euthanized.
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Trump administration officials have done more than cut Obamacare outreach, of course: They have also sought to expand skimpier, noncompliant coverage options.
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They don't have to, since the new Republican bill allows insurance companies to create the noncompliant plans that reject people with preexisting conditions.
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EPA said it will continue to investigate other Fiat Chrysler vehicles that are potentially noncompliant and may become the subject of future recalls.
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The chances that an economy class passenger will become unruly or noncompliant is 3.84 times greater when a first class section is present.
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Many US bitcoin providers have already adopted know-your-customer procedures, after a number of high-profile money laundering prosecutions against noncompliant providers.
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As a result, average premiums for ACA-compliant coverage could far exceed those of noncompliant coverage, thereby destabilizing the market for compliant coverage.
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The EA has noted that Dairy Crest is "noncompliant" with its environmental permit, and has ordered them to (liiiiterally) clean up their act.
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By contrast, the United States can impose civil penalties of up to $37,500 per noncompliant vehicle or engine under the Clean Air Act.
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Donelly's era (she co-founded Throwing Muses, then played with The Breeders and Belly) is accurate for the noncompliant, DIY ethos of Bognanno.
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In 2016, Kenya was nearly banned from the Rio Games after the World Anti-Doping Agency said the country's testing regimen was noncompliant.
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Most regard the trade and manufacture of weapons as noncompliant, for example, yet S&P's board of Islamic scholars takes a nuanced approach.
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Just a few states allow older noncompliant plans, or allow special plans that price their products according to the health history of customers.
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Flight crews categorize air rage in one of several types: belligerent behavior, emotional outburst, noncompliant behavior, and incidents involving drugs, alcohol, smoking or sex.
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A 2000 meta-study found that depressed patients were three times more likely than non-depressed patients to be noncompliant with their treatment regimens.
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According to the State Department, more than 200,000 passport customers submitted noncompliant photos last year, which caused a delay in the processing of applications.
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An employer who implements a noncompliant system will be at risk of significant fines and other penalties that could cripple or destroy the business.
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EPA told Reuters it will continue to investigate other Fiat Chrysler vehicles that are potentially noncompliant and may become the subject of future recalls.
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I forced myself to be as calm as I could, knowing what kind of danger can occur to black folks who are deemed noncompliant.
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It carries the force of law inside countries and between nations, and it can route funding and assistance to bring noncompliant members in line.
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Democrats gave yet another sign on Wednesday that they would not wait around to try to force noncompliant witnesses like Mr. Bolton to appear.
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He was "combative and noncompliant" and scuffled with a detention officer, the report said, before being placed in a padded cell late that night.
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The USB-IF announced USB Type-C Authentication, a new specification designed to help protect devices from noncompliant USC Type-C cables and chargers.
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But they can't just enroll in the cheaper, noncompliant plan — because with those plans, insurance companies are allowed to deny them for having preexisting conditions.
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The responsibility for destroying noncompliant cannabis products rests on the dispensaries, not the state—the government won't be dispatching special trucks to pick up weed.
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That could mean millions of dollars in savings for noncompliant companies that, if caught not meeting EPA standards outside an audit, could face steep fines.
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I love that "cotillions," which suggests a young, vulnerable person's idea of majesty and rebirth, as against the armored cosmic prattle of her noncompliant knight.
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California passed a ballot initiative last November imposing such requirements and bans businesses in the state from selling eggs or meat raised on noncompliant farms.
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Last year, Germany cracked down on parents who refused to vaccinate their babies before enrolling them in kindergarten, and France introduced fines against noncompliant parents.
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People buying insurance on the individual market couldn't use federal subsidies, tax credits that help people afford insurance, to pay for the skimpier, noncompliant plans.
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If they don't, Google will demonstrate its leverage not by simply removing offending ads from a noncompliant site, but by disabling all of its ads.
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There are thousands of employers in the temporary foreign worker program, yet just eight employers are listed as noncompliant, and only one for labor violations.
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"So long as Russia is noncompliant, they should not have events there," said Thorhild Widvey, a politician from Norway who sits on WADA's executive committee.
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Special guests will include Monolake, Noncompliant, M50, and Chrissy, along with the show's regular hosts and selectors Henry Self, Luke Stokes, Joshua P Ferguson and Widman.
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The 12 people issued summons for defying the order must attend a hearing and face a fine of up to $1,000 if found to be noncompliant.
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On the one hand, there are elements within Pakistan's security hierarchy that relish chaos in Afghanistan, which they can manage over a noncompliant regime in Kabul.
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CMS Administrator Seema Verma was asked about expert arguments that premiums will go up as young and healthy people leave the ACA markets for noncompliant plans.
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With 85033 noncompliant sites spread out into every region, logic might seem to demand immediate action to eliminate such a major threat to a widespread population.
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If a woman is on one of the noncompliant plans and becomes pregnant, Salganicoff said, she should expect to spend a lot of her own money.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is expected to allow insurers selling individual plans that comply with Obamacare rules to also sell "noncompliant" plans in the same states.
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In other words, even if Trump decides to officially label Iran as noncompliant, his own party might refuse to take further steps to torpedo the agreement.
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"These were unethical, noncompliant studies in which people were recruited without providing their informed consent," Leigh Turner, a bioethicist at the University of Minnesota, told BuzzFeed News.
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Beyond that, one could argue that if Facebook made algorithms to crawl its site searching for noncompliant posts, non-offenders, particularly privacy advocates, would be complaining, too.
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Premiums for these ObamaCare compliant plans could be 39 percent higher compared to current law by 2022 while premiums for noncompliant plans could drop by 77 percent.
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The director of the Idaho Insurance Department, Dean L. Cameron, gave a green light to noncompliant "state-based health benefit plans" in a bulletin issued Jan. 24.
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Last month, Sessions sent letters to nine jurisdictions that he had identified as potentially noncompliant with Section 1373, including Chicago, New Orleans, New York City, and Philadelphia.
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As an associate fellow in its radio frequency systems group, which is responsible for solving issues like network interference, he says he's seen plenty of noncompliant boosters.
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In one move, the WADA foundation board pressed forward with a proposal to fast-track rules changes that would give it power to suspend noncompliant Olympic committees.
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"This policy allowed the departments to initiate an investigation into schools and, if found to be noncompliant, could be at risk of losing federal funding," he wrote.
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Yet the I.B.U. has resisted calls to move events from the country, saying those decisions were made before the World Anti-Doping Agency declared Russia's antidoping noncompliant.
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Last year, a report on "60 Minutes" found the company's Chinese-made laminate flooring may contain levels of formaldehyde that are noncompliant with California's health and safety standards.
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On average, noncompliant desktops will have to reduce their idle power draw by about 30 percent by 2019 and by about 50 percent by 2021, the commission says.
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Crucially, the letter stated that any school found to be noncompliant would be in danger of losing federal funding — which impacts pretty much every university in the country.
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Having watched Uber and Airbnb grow around the world, these lawmakers are under no illusions that a noncompliant company in one city will magically be compliant in theirs.
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Michael Cannon of the Cato Institute is the main voice saying a single risk pool is bad, because premiums for both compliant and noncompliant plans would rise together.
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But Pound insists that it is time for WADA to sharpen its teeth and wield its power to declare sports organizations noncompliant with its antidoping code more convincingly.
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Pentagon money managers have exacerbated the confusion in their accounts by refusing to provide congressionally mandated audit statements, making Defense the only noncompliant member of the executive branch.
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Some, like ConWaste, have promoted the narrative that Puerto Rico must accept noncompliant landfills because it does not have enough "compliant airspace" for all of the Island's trash.
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Tillerson said that Trump's decision to declare Iran noncompliant presented a "real opportunity" for the U.S. and its allies to address more of Iran's actions in the region.
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It has become the vehicle of choice for ambitious plaintiffs' attorneys seeking to cash in on companies that have good intentions but are noncompliant in calling their customers.
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In addition, regulators are typically the first to receive complaints from the public, but often don't share information about what was found to be noncompliant with private accreditors.
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New Orleans, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York City - all singled out as possibly noncompliant by an inspector general's report last year - collectively received $15 million in Justice Department grants.
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If Idaho moves forward and other states follow its lead, what will emerge is a gray market in noncompliant insurance coverage, not unlike the gray market in legalized marijuana.
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"The IRS has been unequivocal in its intent to crackdown on unreported crypto and is beginning to acquire the records and resources to go after noncompliant taxpayers," Sweeney said.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., advocate preserving the nuclear agreement with Iran; Mr. Trump scolds, 'If it was up to me, I would have had them noncompliant 180 days ago.
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"If Google were to expand its filtering or flag the whole site as noncompliant because of situations like this, that would be a big problem for us," he said.
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He voted in November against a proposal to block Obama's Clean Power Plan but earlier in 2015 supported an amendment that would have shielded noncompliant states from federal penalties.
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Noncompliant plans would not be subject to rules that bar insurers from denying coverage to sick people, charging sick people higher premiums, and excluding coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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"It feels like they're forcing us into a noncompliant health plan when the one we have is already compliant with Obamacare," said Amanda Emerson, a 26-year-old student.
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Congress may not be able to require states to change their ID standards, but the TSA, a federal agency, can refuse to let passengers with noncompliant IDs board flights.
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They would, however, require water authorities to begin developing plans when they are at risk of reaching that threshold, and to notify customers within 24 hours of noncompliant test results.
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"Just the fact that someone is refusing to answer questions or is being otherwise passively noncompliant, absent exigent circumstances, does not equate to a violation of law," the document states.
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For a country to be declared noncompliant by WADA means little, but depriving a nation's antidoping operation of WADA's endorsement is a strong signal to the I.O.C. and sports federations.
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In 1821, the Supreme Court recognized Congress's power to enforce its subpoenas by holding noncompliant officials in contempt, including by sending a sergeant-at-arms to arrest and detain them.
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The power of the deal flows from the moral duty of nations to meet their commitments and the ability of other nations to shame noncompliant countries into doing their part.
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What parents need to know Though all the risks that exist with live video still apply here, YouNow seems to have a bit more oversight and follow-through with noncompliant users.
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" During the Pentagon's budget rollout Tuesday, officials dodged questions about funding for INF-noncompliant systems, with acting Pentagon comptroller Elaine McCusker saying only that "our budget is, right now, INF-compliant.
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In the blog post, Amazon said it requires products on its site to comply with "relevant laws and regulations" and pointed to its use of automated tools to detect noncompliant products.
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The number of students with incomplete or noncompliant records — once around 7,000 — has dropped steadily to just a few hundred on Wednesday, the deadline for students to show their vaccination paperwork.
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The noncompliant plans also would not be bound by current limits on how much money customers can be charged in the form of copays and deductibles when they obtain health services.
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In 2013, about 4 million Americans saw their plans canceled because they were noncompliant with Obamacare's regulations, and because they hadn't followed the strict, complex regulations that governed the grandfathering process.
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But a college deemed noncompliant with Title IX could be in a world of hurt, because the U.S. government could prevent students from using their federal loans and grants there, Hartle said.
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Some advocates for cleaner water said the actions were not strong enough, and they sharply criticized the proposal to lower the number of pipes that must be replaced from noncompliant water systems.
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That's because healthy people will likely choose noncompliant plans, while sick people will keep plans with more protections for them, fragmenting the market and raising premiums for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Within 24 hours, the federal court ordered OPTN to reprogram to the old system, a liver allocation system that all parties concede is noncompliant with the federal regulation for organ allocation policies.
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Iran's foreign minister said in an interview released Saturday that President Trump's decision to declare Iran noncompliant with an Obama-era nuclear deal will harm the United States's credibility with foreign leaders.
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But if the court rules in Democrats' favor, it could strengthen Congress's legal standing and could compel the Trump administration to comply with the subpoenas, with more serious consequences for noncompliant officials.
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Should patients with a second heart attack who have been noncompliant with medications to control their cholesterol, blood pressure and diabetes and who have not lost weight or exercised be sent to hospice?
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Now that the individual mandate has been repealed, the administration could open the door for companies "to provide funds to buy noncompliant coverage," said Gary Claxton, a vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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For example, he suggested an agreement to keep any noncompliant missiles far enough away from Europe that the continent is not within range, or an agreement that any INF-range missiles cannot be nuclear.
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But if the court rules in Democrats' favor, it could strengthen the legal standing of Congress and could compel the Trump administration to comply with the subpoenas, with more serious consequences for noncompliant officials.
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This battle has been looming for some time, given the effectiveness with which the IRS has settled cases with foreign banking institutions and motivated noncompliant taxpayers to voluntarily settle their accounts with the agency.
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DHS requires these noncompliant licenses to have "a unique design or color" and to clearly state that they're not an acceptable alternative to a Real ID. Critics have voiced concerns over these proposed differences.
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If Russia is deemed noncompliant, it could interfere with the country's plans to participate in the next Olympic Games after the country was excluded from the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Trump's executive orders threaten to punish noncompliant state and local governments by taking away federal grant money, but the amount of cash affected could be limited and affected cities could mount a significant legal challenge.
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Though caucus's role in Boehner's early departure was in some ways overstated, it nonetheless helped cement the image of the Freedom Caucus as a powerful group that could cause major headaches for noncompliant party leaders.
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Officers said he was "noncompliant, hostile, combative, and made furtive movements toward his pockets" when they tried to pat him down after noticing he had a pouch on his belt that looked like a holster.
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Basic economics would suggest that this will drive up revenues for established suppliers, but also result in an influx of many more new suppliers, especially those servicing smaller employers, who may be marketing noncompliant systems.
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He wanted insurers to be able to separate people insured under Obamacare plans from those insured under the other plans into two separate risk pools, arguing it would make premiums lower for the noncompliant plans.
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My father says he was always prepared to administer a "hickory shampoo" with his nightstick if the situation called for it, but he preferred to reason with people, even when they were noncompliant or aggressive.
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It thus bears significant responsibility, not only to help foster a secure election environment but also to prevent state-sponsored disinformation campaigns from gaining traction in U.S. political discourse through unfettered, noncompliant distribution of propaganda.
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To be fair to South Carolina, their rule would be slightly different; if you are deemed noncompliant there for three months, your benefits are suspended for three months, or until the work requirements are met.
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Mr. Patel added that he and his team "have no intention of deliberately falsifying" evaluations and would never train inspectors to do so, and that noncompliant restaurant owners are given the chance to correct violations.
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Cruz and Lee's Consumer Freedom Act would allow the sale of noncompliant healthcare plans as long as insurers offered plans that also covered pre-existing conditions and other terms mandated by the Affordable Care Act.
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It is hard to figure who would be in favor of passing this poison pill rider, preventing the DOE from administering the standards against inefficient, noncompliant bulbs, a blatant, inexplicable reversal of progress already achieved.
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That is partly because its founder and leader is the former New York City Council member Eva Moskowitz, whose hardball politics and support of punitive consequences for noncompliant students and parents have stirred public backlash.
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What's next: WADA can either give Russia a slap on the wrist and allow the country's reinstatement to remain, or it can declare Russia noncompliant — which could result in its athletes being banned from international competition.
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"I am glad to see that POGO's recommendations regarding the placement of these posters and their inappropriate and noncompliant wording has led directly to their removal," Danielle Brian, the group's executive director, said in a statement.
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As part of the settlement with the DOJ, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of California, more than 100,000 noncompliant diesel vehicles sold or leased in the United States will be recalled and repaired.
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As part of the settlement with the DOJ, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of California, more than 21625,2900 noncompliant diesel vehicles sold or leased in the United States will be recalled and repaired.
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The Peru forestry annex was considered a model for a new inspection system that could include confiscation at the border of goods deemed to violate the treaty, and the prosecution of companies that import noncompliant products.
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Garamendi told CNN that he had long supported using the power of inherent contempt against noncompliant Trump officials, adding that it was time for Congress to "arm" itself with the full powers of the legislative branch.
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As explained by Albert Saint Jean, the New York organizer for Black Alliance for Just Immigration, no matter how noncompliant a city administration vows to be, broken windows policing serves as a feeder system for ICE.
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And transition rules that allowed people with noncompliant plans to keep them for a while expire at the end of next year, which should bring a healthier-than-average group of people into the ACA's insurance pool.
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Local residents have told the activist group Puerto Rico Limpio that uncontrolled standing water at the noncompliant open dumps is breeding millions of mosquitos at a time when mosquito-borne Zika infection is expanding on the island.
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As 83 percent of exchange enrollees currently receive subsidies that cap premiums as a percentage of their income, it should not be assumed that most healthier individuals will leave the exchanges if noncompliant plans become freely available.
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Senator Mike Rounds, Republican of South Dakota, suggested some kind of regulation to limit the difference in prices for compliant and noncompliant insurance plans, so premiums would not be "outrageously high" for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act permits these surcharges only when employers provide a wellness program, yet more than one million employees in the U.S. work for a company that is noncompliant, researchers estimate in the journal Health Affairs.
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This year, the party promises to "flush your Detroit weekend down the toilet" all over again, with two rooms full of underground heavy-hitters like Chris Cruse, D'adhemar, Handmade, Eris Drew, and DJ Shiva (aka Noncompliant), among others.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the House still planned move forward with a Tuesday vote to empower the Judiciary Committee to take Mr. Barr and other noncompliant witnesses to court to fully enforce their subpoenas if necessary.
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WADA's president, Craig Reedie, said that the reinstatement came with "strict conditions" and that Russia could be ruled noncompliant again if it failed to follow a timeline for allowing access to Russian data and samples before Dec. 31.
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The reason they say they've advised President Trump to re-certify the Iran nuclear deal even though he doesn't want to is because they say the intelligence community doesn't have the evidence required to prove Iran has been noncompliant.
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Finally, the Senate has the statutory authority to direct its Office of Legal Counsel to file a civil lawsuit in federal court to seek a declaration that a noncompliant subpoena recipient is legally required to respond to the subpoena.
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Consultants for Rodan & Fields are given dos and don'ts for their social media posts that advise them on lighting, as well as examples of compliant language ("I have noticed longer-looking lashes") and noncompliant phrasing ("My lashes are longer").
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They might not be able to buy insurance in the noncompliant market, and they might not be able to afford insurance on the special Obamacare market, where premiums could skyrocket as all the healthy customers left the risk pool.
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That could lead to limited marketing and bad customer service, but the bigger worry, she said, was that the system would encourage companies to steer as many customers as possible into noncompliant plans or the plans of their competitors.
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In other words, whether Russia is declared noncompliant or not, the continuing fallout from the country's doping scheme is likely to stretch deep into 2019, especially with the world track and field championships set for September in Doha, Qatar.
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As Rosemarie Garland-Thomson puts it, the ramp is "aesthetically noncompliant" with the A.D.A. The creaking plywood of the ramp and skidding sounds of our tires on its surface support me as I stretch out my hands to Laurel.
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For a country to be declared noncompliant by WADA in itself means little, but depriving a nation's antidoping operation of WADA's endorsement is a powerful signal to the I.O.C. and sports federations that can control a country's participation in global competition.
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More than 60 years after that legislation, schools in South Africa are still using a de facto form of the pencil test to classify natural black hair as untidy or exotic, and thereby exclude noncompliant black children from academic opportunities.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency's compliance review committee has recommended to the organization's leaders that they not recertify Russia — meaning the country would remain noncompliant with global sports' accepted antidoping code — according to two people with knowledge of the committee's ruling.
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" She said the settlement did not require McKinsey to admit that its disclosures were insufficient or noncompliant, and did "not in any way constitute an admission of liability or misconduct by McKinsey or any of its employees, officers, directors or agents.
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Google says it warns websites that are out of compliance before taking action, and that as of the beginning of 2019, two-thirds of previously noncompliant publishers are in "good standing," while only 1 percent of reviewed sites have had their ads filtered.
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Under its rules, insurers that sell noncompliant plans must also sell compliant plans, the unhealthy can "only" be charged 50 percent more than the healthy, and insurers must cover preexisting conditions (unless there's a gap in coverage, in which case they don't).
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In its audit critical of FARA enforcement, the Office of the Inspector General gave the National Security Division until March 31 to make more information about charges available to the public as well as establish a strategy for investigating noncompliant foreign agents.
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"While there is considerable debate over the effectiveness of unilateral U.S. action on Iran, we think that a revival of the threat to lock noncompliant corporates out of U.S. capital markets provides the White House with a pretty powerful stick," notes Croft.
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Taylor, the British lawyer leading the WADA committee that is looking into Russian compliance, initially said Russia needed to do more be taken off the noncompliant list, specifically by making a commitment to provide access to data required to analyze 10,000 suspicious samples.
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" Then again, maybe it would be bad: Here's the American Academy of Actuaries: "Rather than having a single risk pool, in which costs are spread broadly, there would be in effect two risk pools—one for ACA-compliant coverage and one for noncompliant coverage.
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The research company Forrester predicts that 80 percent of companies affected by GDPR will not be compliant come May 25, and that of these, 50 percent will be intentionally noncompliant, meaning that they've weighed the costs and risks and decided to roll the dice.
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In a monthly letter to subscribers and clients sent on Thursday, Pantera Chief Executive Officer Joey Krug said noncompliant projects will likely end up having to offer to buy back the token at the sale price from investors and will have to register as securities.
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It is not until a request goes unmet, a subpoena is issued by a chairman, a committee votes to deem the responding entity to be noncompliant, and then the same is done by the full chamber, that the matter proceeds towards something approaching mandatory action.
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Known as Laura's Law, the bill allows courts to order what's known as assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) to people with severe mental illness if they meet specific criteria, including previous hospitalizations or arrests, being noncompliant with outpatient treatment, and becoming dangerous to themselves or others.
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In high-stress in extremis situations with a noncompliant subject who purposely disregards commands, it is understandable that law enforcement officers may issue loud, get-your-attention directions -- sometimes laced with profanity that can be commensurate with the gravity of a potentially dangerous encounter.
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This can be a family member, or a member of a treatment team — one of the mobile teams, who have been trying to get her treatment — would have to make that case that she'd been noncompliant with the treatment and is a danger to herself.
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House Democrats are moving to hold those who ignore subpoenas in contempt of Congress — a process that Speaker Nancy Pelosi presciently streamlined shortly after assuming control by giving the power to pursue legal action against noncompliant witnesses to a bipartisan panel of five members.
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Starting on October 1, 2020, the TSA will turn down noncompliant driver's licenses, meaning travelers will need to show another form of federally accepted identification, like a US passport or permanent resident card, if they want to make it past security and onto their flight.
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That's right: in Arkansas if you are deemed noncompliant for just three months, you lose Medicaid coverage entirely and can't reapply until the next calendar year, like the more than 85033,000 Arkansans who've lost their coverage since June 2018, when the work requirement went into effect.
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The federal government could then order a halt to the sale of noncompliant insurance policies, she said, and any insurer that continued to sell such policies would be subject to a maximum penalty of $100 a day for each person affected by the violation of federal standards.
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In voting to take Russia off its noncompliant list without requiring the country to admit state-sponsored doping, WADA received a commitment from Russia to turn over the computer data and the samples by December 31, an assurance that WADA officials say they did not previously have.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has declared Russia's drug testing authority noncompliant, a status it says it will maintain until Russia publicly accepts that there was a state-backed doping program and allows WADA officials full access to data from the main testing laboratory in Moscow.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - UBS Group AG is changing the way it pays U.S. financial advisers on retirement accounts before a U.S. Labor Department rule goes into effect next week, and halting the sale of a small number of noncompliant products, a senior UBS wealth executive said in an interview.
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"This is a shaming list, a scarlet letter that the federal government is going to put on jurisdictions around the country," Dennis Herrera, San Francisco's city attorney, told The New York Times last month after the Trump administration first announced its plans to release a list of noncompliant jurisdictions.
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The shocking video images of a noncompliant customer being forcibly dragged off a plane, his head injured and his face bloodied, reflected some longstanding problems with the Chicago police, but it also represented a collision between the logic of optimal management of airline resources and the needs of actual human beings.
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The Department of Homeland Security has given states an extra two years to comply with federal requirements to issue driving licenses with extra safety features, meaning that residents of noncompliant states will have until January 2018 before having to use a passport or other official identification to board a domestic flight.
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"The risk is, even if it doesn't happen immediately, that the United States moves forward with R&D, starts testing a system, the Russians field more of their current 9M729, look at other noncompliant missile options, which increases tensions, increases military competition, increases the risks of a missile race," he said.
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He added that his group also thought the penalty for noncompliant drug companies should be even harsher, pointing to a bill from Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas, that would allow other companies to produce cheaper generic versions of any drug whose price the brand-name manufacturer refused to negotiate with the government.
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A VICE Sports analysis indicates that many NCAA Division I athletic programs may not be fully compliant with Title IX. According to EADA data, 46 percent of Power Five conference schools have a proportional athletic aid gap of two percent or more—a gap considered noncompliant under Title IX without additional explanation and justification.
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To win support, Democrats were emphasizing that little would change for people who already had coverage; President Barack Obama famously promised that you could keep your plan and your doctor, even as a few million people's noncompliant plans that did not offer all the law's required benefits were canceled as the law was rolled out.
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The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: The Swiss bank is changing the way it pays U.S. financial advisers on retirement accounts before a U.S. Labor Department rule goes into effect next week, and halting the sale of a small number of noncompliant products, a senior UBS wealth executive said in an interview.
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Even though Gore did not have a valid retainer agreement with Nagel Rice or the Potts Law Firm, the complaint said, those firms signed a mesh lawsuit on her behalf in New Jersey state court – just as Nagel and Potts allegedly did in 1,450 other suits, "all with similarly noncompliant or nonexisting retainer agreements," the complaint said.
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In 2008, after the Department of Corrections moved to terminate the order, which in part governs the treatment of "heat sensitive" prisoners and their right to air conditioning, US District Judge Harold Baer ruled to keep the order in place, noting that the jails had been routinely found to be noncompliant with the terms of the decree.
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What brands and individuals alike are less enthusiastic to talk about is how having a noncompliant body — whether it's fat, nonwhite, trans, disabled, or some combination thereof — impacts someone's life, how those external conditions affect someone's sense of self-worth, and how corporate interests have long benefited from and upheld the structural forces that create inequality.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration has requested that a too often noncompliant Congress approve the following appropriations in the FY2202 budget.
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In the days since the decision to take Russia off the top antidoping organization's list of noncompliant countries, dozens of current and former athletes and leaders of national antidoping agencies, largely from Western nations, have voiced their frustration with WADA for what they see as letting Russia off the hook after it corrupted years of international events, including the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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After years of pretty much everyone looking the other way on shady influencer tactics like endorsing products without disclosing it's a paid advertisement as legally required, the Federal Trade Commission issued a number of warnings in 2017—though Morning Consult reported in October 2018 that the FTC said "it has not taken any public actions against noncompliant influencers since last year" and violations remain rampant.
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