Few observers, however, take Mr Zhou's comments as official policy.
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But making the official policy public is a significant step.
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But Trump's tweets did not qualify as official policy changes.
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It is effectively the official policy of the Trump administration.
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Powell "reinterpreted the official policy; that's what I heard," O'Leary said.
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It is now the official policy platform of the entire GOP.
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Intel offered the following short statement via its official policy blog.
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In conservative countries, such as Saudi Arabia, this is official policy.
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But the department doesn't have an official policy on the subject.
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The Trump administration recently adopted an official policy to abuse children.
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U.S. official policy doesn't have to support a separate Kurdish state.
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"It's not enough to have an official policy," Ms. Harknett said.
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They spoke of protecting "longstanding" or "official" policy — against Trump's wishes.
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But it wasn't until this week that it became official policy.
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Many large gym chains don't have an official policy at all.
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For now, the official policy allowing transgender people to serve remains unchanged.
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Yet the administration continues to maintain an official policy of using ISIL.
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It spelled out that the suggestions do not represent official policy positions.
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They are not allowed to make phone calls, contrary to official policy.
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At the time, it sounded like an authoritative statement of official policy.
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It's not clear what TikTok's official policy is on posts like this.
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Khamenei said the Islamic republic's "enemies" were trying to manipulate official policy.
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So the damage was done well before the official policy was announced.
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First check to see if your company has an official policy on texting.
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Dress codes aren't usually an official policy at cinemas, more of an assumption.
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That rule is not set forth in any official policy or regulation, however.
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Second, what's ethical isn't exhausted by the dos and don'ts of official policy.
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Among their demands are an official policy preventing ICE from entering Denver courthouses.
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But there is a reason Milazzo wasn't aware of any official policy concerning social media during his investigation in 2014—there is no official policy, even three years later, and Piscitelli is wary of adopting Milazzo's social media methods more broadly.
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The guidelines are official policy and apply when employees are communicating in the workplace.
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The following guidelines are official policy and apply when you're communicating in the workplace.
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It's been challenged in court and hasn't yet been enforced as an official policy.
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To coincide with the convention, the party, as usual, released an official policy platform.
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I discovered that day that Newtown's official policy of silence has almost entirely succeeded.
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Nomads get a raw deal from every angle, as though this is official policy.
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Beijing, citing its official policy of noninterference, vehemently denies any involvement in the coup.
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Given NATO's official policy of non-intervention, Skaskiw's operation was supposed to be covert.
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However, YouTube points out it has an official policy prohibiting ads on such content.
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Lebanon's official policy of disassociation is intended to keep it out of the region's conflicts.
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Therefore, I have no reason to believe that his murder reflected Saudi Arabia's official policy.
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In effect, gender-critical academics are laundering the whims of online TERFs into official policy.
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There is no official policy that officials must separate families who cross the border without authorization.
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And the Turkish President said he does not believe the killing reflects Saudi Arabia's official policy.
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Calls to normalize relations with Damascus are testing Lebanon's official policy of "dissociation", agreed in 2012.
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" The official policy prohibits an array of content including anything that is "shocking, sensational or disrespectful.
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But that's not the same as an official policy that lets women know what to expect.
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This, essentially, is now confirmed as the official policy but is spelled out in more detail.
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This would appear to contrast with the Trump administration's official policy of maximum pressure against Iran.
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Experts say the government in Beijing has an official policy encouraging the theft of trade secrets.
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Rather, they balance conflicting needs within the kingdom, pursued through both official policy and private initiative.
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The new designation brings the president's public comments more in line with his administration's official policy positions.
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But the official policy rollout was quickly endorsed by a key Democrat on a congressional intelligence committee.
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Based on their suggestions, he plans to put a new, official policy in place come March 2018.
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Some ministers have indicated they would quit the government if the no-deal option became official policy.
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Another currently in the works would make "no first use" the official policy of the United States.
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The Interior currently lacks a finalized official policy on the use of body cameras by law enforcement.
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The central bank's last official policy statement offered no hint about whether rates will rise or fall.
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Here's a brief overview of what House Democrats are reportedly pushing for, outside the official policy agenda.
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Politicians have long catered to this view, but Mr. Trump is first to make it official policy.
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The Trump administration has a new official policy to deal with families seeking asylum at the border.
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OutServe threatened to sue immediately after Trump's tweet, but held off until an official policy was unveiled.
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Such commentaries are not official policy statements, but can be read as a reflection of government thinking.
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Instagram's official policy bars using the platform to advertise or sell any marijuana products, licensed or unlicensed.
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The Democratic Party's official policy platform will be a useful guide for the next president to follow.
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Official policy statements from China on the debt question have vacillated between feigned indifference to acknowledge concern.
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During apartheid, Spur did not have an official policy of segregation, said Moshe Apleni, a company spokesman.
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The airline's official policy exempts strollers, diaper bags, breast pumps, and breast milk containers as carry-on items.
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For all their bravery, ordinary fighters had little hope of turning official policy into reality on the ground.
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The two-year target remains official policy, blind eyes turned to its failures during a series of resets.
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That will become an official policy soon: after Q1 it will stop giving out MAU numbers at all.
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Asked afterward about this anti-jean attitude, a clerk at the courthouse denied it was an official policy.
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My focus is trying to expose the way that racial inequality is maintained through official policy and action.
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But ICE reserves the right to go into sensitive sites "in limited circumstances," according to its official policy.
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For several years, official policy has aimed to make potatoes a culinary staple, alongside rice, wheat and corn.
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The Interior Department currently lacks a finalized official policy on the use of body cameras by law enforcement.
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Loans from China's two official policy banks made up 80 percent of the $ 97.5 billion lent by China.
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"Combat Obscura" opens with multiple disclaimers stating that nothing onscreen reflects official policy or has Defense Department endorsement.
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Exclusion laws turned anti-immigrant sentiment into an official policy, the effects of which are still felt today.
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The Saudi government, which along with the US backed the Afghan jihad as official policy, supported bin Laden.
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Some backstory: On January 12, the organizers behind the Women's March posted their official policy platform on their website.
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In the execution of foreign policy, temperament and tolerance for disagreement matters almost as much as official policy itself.
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There has been no official policy change from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which oversees the FHA.
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Carp diem Infecting carp with herpes might seem like an overreaction, but on May 1 "Carpageddon" became official policy.
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According to the team, they will educate users and gather feedback from partners before putting in an official policy.
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But I would also hasten to add Russia's official policy is the same as ours: a denuclearized Korean Peninsula.
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The authors note that the employees they spoke to may not reflect the official policy of a given dispensary.
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The Kremlin on Tuesday sought to clarify that the more bellicose comments by officials did not represent official policy.
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An official policy encouraging employees to take time off will not be helpful if the manager never does so.
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"This is a big step forward for potential trade negotiation if they are adopted as official policy," McCarthy said.
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"This is a big step forward for potential trade negotiation if they are adopted as official policy," he said.
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Das Bagai's death marked the beginning of a gradual shift in both public opinion and official policy on denaturalization.
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France's foreign ministry said on Friday that the official policy had not changed for adults who had joined ISIS.
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Casino executives say they are closely watching what official policy will be as their licenses begin to expire in 2020.
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Again all of this institutionally-sanctioned behavior, which the leaders of Gilead would happily support, appears to be official policy.
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The American Medical Association (AMA) has just adopted an official policy statement about street lighting: cool it and dim it.
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Don't Ask Don't Tell remained the official policy of the U.S. military and marriage equality seemed like an unachievable dream.
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However, the nuances at the end, there will be a certain filter they go through when they become official policy.
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The views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the United States government.
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The country depends heavily on foreign remittances and has an official policy of encouraging citizens to look for jobs abroad.
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In a letter, GAO general counsel Thomas Armstrong wrote that Carson violated official policy by purchasing items without notifying Congress.
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The flight instructors could get away with it because racial discrimination was still official policy in the U.S. armed forces.
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When reached for comment by Business Insider, a DHS spokesperson cited an official policy against commenting on pending legal action.
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While he might look like a real Presidential envoy, he lacks the credentials and expertise to pursue official policy work.
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Since September 22018, the official policy has been to issue criminal summonses to people caught smoking (with a few exceptions).
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Asked how officials responded to those concerns, White said he was told that family separation was not an official policy.
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"A policy is developed for a problem," he said, referring to a report that said the arrests were official policy.
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On November 27th, Twitter will close its commenting period and announce an official policy 30 days before it rolls out.
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Canada has an official policy of multiculturalism and about one in five Canadians were born overseas, according to Statistics Canada.
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Under the official policy, Twitter said ads that discuss elections, candidates, parties and other overtly political content would be prohibited.
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A shift in these expectations could result in tighter financial conditions, in turn reducing the need for official policy tightening.
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I served when DADT was still official policy and the attitude among the people I worked with was mostly indifference.
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Yet the official policy of the Turkish government since basically forever has been to deny that the Armenian genocide happened.
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But Twitter's new official policy means a tweet like that should encounter some new regulations, even if not outright removal.
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Trying to even come up with an official policy to determine how to handle the situation is similarly fraught with peril.
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While official policy changes typically arrive every other Wednesday, incremental guidance about developing issues is distributed on a near-daily basis.
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El Salvador appears to have taken the most dramatic step so far, though the recommendation this week is not official policy.
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An AMA spokesman insists the organization hasn't changed its official policy, which says it supports negotiating Medicare Part D drug prices.
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The road to the Fed's official policy pivot this week to lower interest rates began in early May, with a tweet.
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"There is no official policy which says that T.S.A. agents must ask passengers to remove food from their bags," he said.
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For several years now, official policy has aimed to make the humble potato a culinary staple, alongside rice, wheat and corn.
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Such a disclosure could be described as a "plant" because there was an official policy decision to put out that information.
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Russia's appetite for taking OPEC's official policy stances, particularly when OPEC's goals and Russia's aims do not align, is evidently low.
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No official policy dictated the prison playlists; interrogators improvised them on-site, making use of whatever music they had on hand.
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The United Network for Organ Sharing manages the U.S. organ supply and it has no official policy for drug or alcohol use.
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The same goes for the Riyadh book fair, which is less a festival of intellectual freedom than a showcase for official policy.
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There have been examples overseas of interest rates on loans increasing when official policy rates have been reduced from very low levels.
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Baker, a 23-year-old trans man, said the university did not have an official policy against transgender people at the time.
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Stunned, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office sought clarification from the White House, which said that the statement made was not official policy.
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And by the end of the day, the Department of Defense's official policy on transgender individuals' ability to serve had not changed.
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Trump, he said, is often addressing his base domestically, whereas Tillerson is speaking in "official language on official policy" to international audiences.
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The Turkish authorities officially confirmed there is no change in the official policy ... we expect that it will continue to stay so.
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The party's official policy would allow the Australian navy to turn back refugee boats and send them back to their source country.
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However, as the company's official policy is to not comment on rumors or speculation, the statement we get back may not clarify anything.
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Biden laid out his dealings with Ukraine, saying that he carried out the official policy of the US government to "root out" corruption.
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"There was an on-going official policy ... for carrying out encounters to take out criminals and I have broken no law," he said.
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Ryan's endorsement came as GOP leaders prepared to formally unveil their official policy platform, titled "A Better Way," over the course of June.
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In the weeks that followed, some employees were angered by the disconnect between the official policy and Neumann and other executives' own actions.
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Despite honoring China's official policy, the U.S. and Taiwan have enjoyed "a robust unofficial relationship," with the U.S. remaining Taiwan's key international ally.
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General Assiri's interest in assassinations was unsurprising but unrepresentative of official policy, said one Saudi familiar with the inquiry into the Khashoggi killing.
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Residents of Hong Kong have good reason to doubt official numbers and resent official policy that they perceive as putting them at risk.
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The Trump administration has already been running an official policy of "maximum pressure" — including severe sanctions on every key sector of Iran's economy.
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Labour has joined forces with Conservative rebels in parliament in an attempt to make joining a customs union with the EU official policy.
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The views expressed do not reflect the official policy or position of Johns Hopkins University or Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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To Francis's critics, this was an underhanded way of changing the church's practice on divorce and remarriage while leaving its official policy intact.
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The government won't confirm whether there's an official policy behind practice, which has reportedly been used with increasing frequency over the past few months.
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The Philippines last December became one of the first nations in Asia to unveil an official policy allowing drone-assisted surveys for land titling.
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Realtors and industry associations also confirmed at the time that they had noticed the change, despite a lack of an official policy from HUD.
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The policy that Tebele announced over the weekend — only posting things he gets permission to put up beforehand — is literally Instagram's own official policy.
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But Karabayev said Halyk may this year deviate from its official policy of paying out 15 to 50 percent of net income in dividends.
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The U.S. paper had misleadingly edited China's official policy, cutting out references to the "decisive role" of the market in allocating resources, he said.
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It has long been the United States' official policy that peace can only be achieved through direct negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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In this matter, Attorney General Jeff Sessions was carrying out the official policy of the President and/or the United States Department of Justice.
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Among other things, the handbook sets official policy for when transgender persons can begin using restrooms, showers, and billeting facilities of their preferred gender.
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Flashback: The official policy resulted in about 2,700 children being separated from their parents over a six-week period in the spring of 2018.
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The official policy of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is to steer clear of college campuses, unless there is an extraordinary safety threat.
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Professional medical groups like the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have increasingly endorsed LARCs as the best birth control in official policy statements.
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But the church later said those messages did not reflect its official policy, and that it had disciplined the person who sent them out.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the league will not issue an official policy requiring players to stand for the national anthem at games.
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Putin treats the whole Russian state as his piggy bank, but also is comfortable helping his closest allies do very well out of official policy.
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"The testimony and evidence we've received all supports the central narrative that there was an official policy that was very supportive of Ukraine," said Rep.
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Now that this seems to be official policy, be sure to go to a Genius Bar or an official service provider to get it fixed.
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The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Refinery29.
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However, others argue that while there was never an official policy in place until now, many stores operated under similar guidelines before the April incident.
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The ECB's official policy rate stands at zero as the inflation rate in the 19-member currency bloc is still below the central bank's target.
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Since then, the official policy of the United States has been to seek ways to reduce or limit the amount of nuclear weapons in circulation.
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By proposing in its budget to "prevent taxpayer bailouts" by eliminating OLA, the administration has now elevated a misleading political talking point to official policy.
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They were also spurred to speak out after learning more about Trump's efforts to use official policy for personal gain, according to The Daily Beast.
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Under U.S. law, marijuana is listed as a controlled substance subject to licensing but in recent years, enforcement of the official policy has been sporadic.
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When, as the Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem found, "soldiers—including snipers—fired for hours on end at protesters," they were faithfully implementing official policy.
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The creation of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel has been the official policy of the United States through successive Republican and Democratic presidential administrations.
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" A spokesman for the mayor's office told The New York Times that the city had no official policy governing the use of personal email. "D.
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Right now, the victim of one of those lies has no recourse: If they appeal to Facebook, the company will refer to Zuckerberg's official policy.
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In fact, Biden was representing the US's official policy position — as multiple witnesses in the impeachment inquiry have testified — when he called for Shokin's removal.
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But it made little difference; Iraq's prime minister brushed off Esper's and Milley's statements and said he was treating the draft letter as official policy.
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Why it matters: Currently, the Interior Department, which oversees U.S. Park Police, still lacks an official policy on the use of body cameras by officers.
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To others, Mr. Giuliani was working at cross-purposes with official policy channels toward Ukraine even as he was working on behalf of President Trump.
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Mordecai husbands his influence, remaining loyal to the king even when it looks as if official policy could result in the death of his people.
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That transcript doesn't indicate any official policy on Spotify's part here, but was instead the efforts of a customer service rep helping retaining an individual's business.
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And while it's not official policy, fun is also banned on account of the fact that revelers will be standing in the freezing cold for hours.
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One thing is for sure, though: maintaining the embargo and the official policy of US hostility was not going to bring democracy and freedom to Cuba.
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The move, which the White House official cautioned was far from becoming official policy, would likely be controversial among diplomats and experts in State Department matters.
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Hezbollah and its allies have been pressing the Lebanese state to normalize relations with Damascus, testing Lebanon's official policy of neutrality towards the conflict next door.
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" But the CAP predicts that if Trump's "vilification" becomes official policy, "it will harm the United States—at home, throughout the Americas, and around the globe.
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Protesters call the children New Zealand's "stolen generation" - a reference to indigenous Australians forcibly taken from their families as children under an official policy of assimilation.
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Lebanon City School Superintendent Todd Yohey told Faithwire that it is not against the school's official policy to share or display religious expression on school grounds.
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From the North Korean perspective, an oil embargo that could threaten the stability of the regime contradicts the US official policy of not pursuing regime change.
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Last year, the American Medical Association issued an official policy statement about LED street lighting, recommending a radiance and color temperature level less harmful to health.
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Hezbollah and its allies have been pressing the Lebanese state to normalize relations with Damascus, challenging Lebanon's official policy of neutrality toward the conflict next door.
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Coverage of official policy is uniformly positive, and sensitive stories, like the imprisonment of the Uighur ethnic minority group, are either briefly covered or completely banned.
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"In the coming months, we'll also be launching an official policy and enforcement for creators to follow based off Facebook's current practices," Instagram's blog post reads.
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If your Instagram account is hacked, Instagram points you to its help center, which walks you through how to get your account back according to official policy.
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The Oregon Republican Party has not yet responded to a VICE News request for comment about whether the tweet represents the party's official policy platform on vaccines.
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Official policy is that they'll start by deporting the roughly 2 to 3 million with criminal records and then will see how things stand with the rest.
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It was the Society's first major modification to our official policy of discretion, which was jarring, and it didn't help that Jeff was quoted saying unkind things.
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While there is no guarantee that a draft document will become official policy, it does support the view that pollution concerns are becoming more important to policymakers.
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Presumably, this means the FBI is involved; the bureau has declined to confirm or deny its involvement, however, citing an official policy that on occasion it ignores.
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" Under official policy, the church "welcomes" members who have same-sex attractions, saying that same-sex attraction is a "complex reality and part of the human experience.
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After years of development, the US government has come up with an official policy to mine the public social media accounts of potential employees during background checks.
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And since it was the CIA — and not the military — that was torturing detainees as a matter of official policy, that loophole rendered the bill essentially meaningless.
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White, who is in charge of reunifying separated children with their families, told lawmakers he raised concerns with his superiors months before an official policy was implemented.
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Official salaries have always been capped — in theory, at least — in keeping with the official policy of frugality and soberness that forms the Islamic Republic's ideological base.
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Ryan (R-Wis.) is also expected to communicate with the rest of the presidential field as the GOP prepares to unveil an official policy platform this spring.
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"Yes," it's official policy that the Senate stay focused on ObamaCare reform before voting on anything else, Mulvaney told Jake Tapper on CNN's State of the Union.
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Predictably, the responses to this report range from incredulity to acrimony to outrage -- and it is far from certain that the proposal will ever become official policy.
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While the "dot plot" is not an official policy tool, it provides some insight into how the committee members feel about economic and monetary conditions going forward.
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Lawyer Levi said the plaintiffs, some of whom are near retirement, need not wait for an official policy because the tweets alone created uncertainty about their futures.
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The prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, was widely viewed by American diplomats and in the international community as corrupt; Biden was pursuing official policy in pushing for Shokin's ouster.
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Shi'ite Hezbollah and its allies have been pressing the Lebanese state to normalise relations with Damascus, challenging Lebanon's official policy of neutrality towards the conflict next door.
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A motion to adopt decriminalization as the party's official policy on prostitution was unceremoniously hoisted and killed by party insiders before it could come to a vote.
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The announcement doesn't constitute an official policy for the 2019 season, as the NFL will give teams until next week to provide feedback on the latest tweak.
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The government has previously engaged with the idea, which is part of a plan known previously as the 'Malthouse Compromise', but it has not become official policy.
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"A cooling property market, suppressed by official policy, and a slowing global economy have further knocked China's manufacturing sector last month," said Nie Wen, economist at Hwabao Trust.
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The views expressed here are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the U.S. Marine Corps or the Marine Corps University.
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Under this government, small children have been torn from their parents and placed in shelters or tent camps, and treating immigrants with cynical cruelty has become official policy.
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Former cybersecurity czar Michael Daniel had publicly claimed this was the official policy, but Richardson did not feel that it had been properly written in an official capacity.
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The administration announced that every person caught illegally crossing the border would be referred for prosecution, effectively making it an official policy to separate parents from their children.
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Informed by a century of scandals related to graft, the department's official policy is that officers are not to accept any gratuity, not even a cup of coffee.
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We, as a matter of official policy in the city of Austin, are not, and we fail to see that we have much to prove in this matter.
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While some, like mine, were frank critics of official policy, most stayed out of politics, dedicating themselves instead to delivering basic services that the government neglected to provide.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's education minister Damian Hinds said on Monday he did not envisage a no-deal Brexit becoming the official policy of Prime Minister Theresa May's government.
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An official at the Paris prosecutor's office, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in line with official policy, said that the police were still investigating the accusations.
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In 2015, Médine told Les Inrockuptibles, a French music magazine, that the French were reluctant to hear criticism of the country's official policy of secularism from a Muslim.
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According to a manual with frequently asked questions for retail general managers, the company's official policy is in line with current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations.
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I find the most useful sources are memoirs or journalism written at the time, writing that reflects what things were like day to day, not just official policy.
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Meanwhile, the official policy statement that comes at the end of each meeting will likely offer no hint about whether rates will rise, fall, or stay the same.
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Most governments and world bodies have set achievement of the two-state solution as official policy, including the United States, the United Nations, the Palestinian Authority and Israel.
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In a sharp departure from its official policy of non-interference in other countries' affairs, China has positioned itself as the key mediator in resolving the protracted crisis.
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This is a conclusion, incidentally, reached by countless people who have learned the details of Trump's parallel Ukraine policy, which undercut the official policy of the United States.
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Until the decision on Sunday, people charged with marijuana use could face heavy fines and even incarceration, though the official policy in recent years effectively amounted to decriminalization.
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In 2015, the Harris County Sheriff's Office made an official policy that allowed Dhaliwal to wear his beard and turban on duty, according to CNN affiliate KTRK-TV.
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But when the official policy platform — a four-page document titled "Guiding Vision and Defining Principles" — was released the week before the march, there was little to criticize.
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While this was not a period of free expression, no matter what policies were or were not in place, its literature embodied ideals that succeeded far beyond official policy.
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"This is one of the activities that we definitely will have in the future – it's a normal evolution," Addiechi said when asked whether it was now an official policy.
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The views expressed are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the U.S. Air Force, Department of Defense or the U.S. Government.
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Though Donald Trump's call to ban transgender people from the military has not yet been made into an official policy, it has already been shown to have devastating repercussions.
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"I feel my daughter has been let down big time…" If Paige incurs a third suspension her contract with WWE will be terminated, according to the company's official policy.
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National security adviser John Bolton has long hoped for "the overthrow of the mullahs' regime in Tehran," though the Trump administration claims its official policy is not regime change.
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The views expressed are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the US Air Force, Department of Defense or the U.S. government.
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He wasn't laying out an official policy pronouncement as much as he was channeling the gut-level feelings of the average voter eating breakfast at the Hardee's in Dayton.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of Defense or the U.S. government.
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In other words, it's now official policy for the government to cut breaks for shady businesses facing a financial shortfall, but not for the human beings they prey upon.
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As official policy on protests grows more severe and the #IChooseFish hashtag begins to wane, it seems that — at least for now — the government has chosen the former approach.
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Hopkins, Holbrooke and others may have worked in secret, but they were carrying out official policy that was meant to serve American national purposes, not personal or political goals.
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That is at odds with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's official policy which calls for parliament, not the public, to have the final say on the terms of the deal.
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"If China were actually implementing official policy, such as on fair competition, we would be making a lot of progress," says Martin Raiser, the World Bank's director for China.
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Alexander Vindman, a National Security Council official, testified that the official policy-based talking points provided to Trump covered the broader issue of corruption in Ukraine, not political investigations.
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While Canada's official policy is a 20193 percent reduction in emissions by 2030 (against a 2005 baseline), Climate Action Tracker predicts stable emissions by 2030 based on current policies.
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The views expressed are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the US Air Force, Department of Defense, or the US Government.
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It's been about as long since official policy on American citizens traveling to and doing business in or with Cuba shifted dramatically in favor of increased openness and exchange.
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The vote failed, but narrowly: 47 percent voted to eliminate opposition to single-payer as an official policy position of the AMA, while 53 percent voted to maintain it.
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Some anti-immigration groups were losing patience with Trump for not ending DACA sooner — and now, he's made it (at least for the moment) the official policy of his administration.
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The administration's official policy is that U.S. troops are in Syria and Iraq for training, advising and assisting local forces, but that their role is not to engage in combat.
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" In its official policy document on telephone usage, the Bureau of Prisons says that inmates may submit phone numbers for "any person they choose," including "members of the news media.
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But before you do so, you might want to check with legal counsel at the agency where he works to find out more about its official policy regarding employee conduct.
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The official policy change sparked outrage among House progressives, several of whom found their way to Congress by doing exactly what the DCCC appears to be discouraging: challenging sitting Democrats.
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Some of the company's key concessions — including an official policy on driver deactivation and an appeals process for unjustified terminations — are taking effect nationally, not just in California and Massachusetts.
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Since then, military leaders have come out in opposition to the president until an official policy change is made, and five transgender troops have sued the administration in federal court.
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Climate deniers know as much, but now that denial is the official policy of the U.S. government, they are getting the legitimacy they desire, whether they deserve it or not.
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The country's telecom regulator has issued a pre-consultation report that aims to debate the concept of a free and open Internet, and formulate an official policy on the issue.
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The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency of the U.S. government.
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Canada's modern-day love affair with immigration began in 1971, when the country, under Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre, became the first in the world to adopt multiculturalism as official policy.
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The official policy of the United States is to no longer rely on nuclear deterrence based on mutual vulnerability to keep the chances of nuclear war as low as possible.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) highlighted the lack of an official policy for people who might eventually be excluded from of the final list, saying it could effectively render them stateless.
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Ignatov is a fervent Communist, a committed ideologue, but already we sense that his compassion and moral scruples will set him at odds with the harsh demands of official policy.
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Butterfield didn't provide any details regarding when the paraphernalia needs to be removed, but he noted that any official policy decisions would be published in appropriate orders or servicewide messages.
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While we've seen some claims that Apple will price-match up to 38693 percent for products bought at certain major retailers, there is no official policy on the company's website.
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The views expressed in this article are the author's and not necessarily reflective of the official policy or position of the Army War College, Department of Defense or U.S. government.
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While it's unclear whether that tariff is official policy, or just another of the myriad thoughts that float through President Donald Trump's head, it did affect the value of the peso.
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Aside from his Twitter flip-flops on North Korea and Iran, the President's tendency to spout lies and falsehoods means that his official policy statements are confusing to the American people.
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Let me tell you, a lot of times, it&aposs official policy coming from an administration in terms of trial balloons and the like that they are putting out to reporters.
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Only 13 percent of the universities surveyed mentioned stalking or domestic abuse in official policy documents, such as their anti-bullying and anti-harassment policies or their student code of conduct.
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On the Democratic side of the field, frontrunner Hillary Clinton has not announced an official policy position on the program, leading some immigration rights activists to criticize Clinton for her silence.
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From the limited information regarding Trump's official policy on the matter, we can ascertain that his plan for student debt is focused on income-driven repayment plans and loan forgiveness regulations.
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Like most governments, the Indian government does not appear to be happy with illegal use of cryptocurrencies, but we'll have to wait for an official policy to draw any finial conclusions.
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But the modern labor era began in many ways in 1935, with the National Labor Relations Act, which made it the official policy of the United States to encourage collective bargaining.
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There was no official policy stipulating how the arrangement should work, the offer usually was not put in writing, and it was done on a case-by-case basis, she said.
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Some analysts say it could be timed to take place just before the congress, at which Kim is likely to unveil an official policy of twinning economic development with nuclear capability.
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Several years ago, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department held a seminar on their official policy never to use the word "overgrazing," for fear of losing access to private ranch lands.
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Portions of the memo mark a departure from the official policy of the EPA under Pruitt, who did not make his calendar public and frequently handpicked interviews and interactions with journalists.
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Portions of the memo mark a departure from the official policy of the EPA under Pruitt, who did not make his calendar public and frequently handpicked interviews and interactions with journalists.
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But when Mr. Trump's words repeatedly repudiate what is supposed to be official policy, it sows confusion and undermines trust in officials like Mr. Pompeo who try to defend the president.
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The news of the executive order, which is Trump's first official policy announcement about the prison, was first reported by Politico last week after it obtained a leaked State Department cable.
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The goal is not just defeating the Islamic State, but also ensuring that Iranian forces leave the country, he told reporters in what seemed like an authoritative statement of official policy.
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Justice Kennedy wrote that Mr. Lozman's case could proceed — but only because it had several unusual features, including what may have been an established and official policy to retaliate against him.
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Will Wilkinson Contributing Opinion Writer Perhaps you've come to wonder how tearing babies away from their mothers over a victimless misdemeanor came be the official policy of the United States government.
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Sessions, who is a member of the church, was "carrying out the official policy of the President and/or the United States Department of Justice," Bishop wrote, according to the Times.
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Kelly's attorneys asked the Supreme Court to overturn the conviction and consider the question of whether a government official is committing fraud by lying about their motivation behind official policy moves.
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In 2015, roughly six years after Dhaliwal joined, the sheriff's office made an official policy that allowed him to wear his beard and turban on duty, according to CNN affiliate KTRK.
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But Instagram says it plans to beef up its official policy sometime soon, which we assume will include some kind of punishment for those who fail to disclose their brand relationships.
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Back in the U.K., Momentum, a political campaign group with more than 40,000 members, has urged Britain's Labour party to pledge a four-day working week as part of its official policy.
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The social secretary oversees the planning and execution of all White House social events, per the White House statement, including state dinners, parties, official policy-related events, and the first lady's initiatives.
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But the number of separations that occurred under the Obama administration did not even come close to the number that have occurred under Trump, and it wasn't done under an official policy.
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LOL." United's official policy states that while they don't serve the pre-packaged nuts, they do "prepare and serve meals and snacks utilizing a variety of other ingredients including major food allergens.
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While the bank has largely stopped using multiple rates in the last year, it is now relying on a single rate - albeit one that is not one of its official policy tools.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and are not an official policy or position of the National Defense University, the Department of Defense nor the U.S. Government.
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Politically, Yugoslavia was a unique experiment: although it was unambiguously under Tito's dictatorship, the country's official policy was one of "worker self-management," wherein collectives of workers held significant decision-making power.
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Conservationists welcomed this announcement, although Jamaican officials have yet to confirm that the prime minister's remarks on social media represent official policy, citing a governmental focus on the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
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Oregon NOW turned its model into Portland Public Schools' official policy by approaching the school board about it during a 22015 meeting where students raised complaints about the existing code, Frack said.
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While leading Southern Command, he talked about the need to rebuild aging facilities at the Guantánamo Bay prison, despite the Obama administration's official policy that the detention center was about to close.
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But it could also give Williams a chance to insulate Pence from the irregular channel that Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and others in the administration used to circumvent official policy toward Ukraine.
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The practice was never enshrined in any manual, but it was as good as official policy at both the department and the Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office, which is headquartered in Ville Platte.
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Now that the comment period has ended, the FCC will begin work on a revised version of its proposal, which it will then vote on and quite likely pass, making it official policy.
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Project Zero's official policy is to offer only 90 days before going public with the news, but as more companies joined, Zero seems to have backed down, more than doubling the patch window.
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On Monday night, however, Twitter issued a statement from its official policy account in response to a barrage of pleas from users who were concerned that the president's tweets could incite nuclear war.
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The civil liberties group argued that former U.S. Air Force psychologists James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen encouraged the CIA "to adopt torture as official policy" and made millions of dollars in the process.
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The social secretary oversees the planning and execution of all White House social events, according to a White House statement, including state dinners, parties, official policy-related events, and the first lady's initiatives.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the US government.
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The group will closely monitor the FAA rulemaking as well as a bill to reauthorize the agency that is moving through Congress, though the alliance is still working to develop official policy positions.
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Anna Cristina "Rickie" Niceta As social secretary Rickie Niceta oversees the planning and execution of all White House social events, including state dinners, parties, official policy-related events, and the first lady's initiatives.
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Editorial The fire that destroyed a London apartment building, killing at least 79 people, provides a grim warning about the dangers of a regulatory approach President Trump has made official policy in Washington.
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I know a great deal, too much I think for any one person, of how across our world, blood sport has become the official policy of many nations and terrorist, non-state actors.
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While there's an unwritten rule against taking significant public steps within two months of an election, the fact that there's no official policy means it's often interpreted differently from one individual to the next.
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"The bill makes it the official policy of the United States that sex abuse of any kind by an American or foreign national is not permitted," said Joe Kasper, chief of staff for Rep.
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Thanks to the Supreme Court, gay marriage is the law of the land, and the integration of gays and lesbians into the military is official policy, something inconceivable as recently as a decade ago.
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While many praised the athlete for speaking out, others — including Donald Trump — criticized Kaepernick's choice of peaceful protest, and in May of 2018, the NFL declared that standing during the anthem an official policy.
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The festival's official policy is that women are not required to wear high heels, but this year Claudia Eller, the editor in chief of Variety, had a showdown with guards over her (nice!) flats.
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To some extent, officials in Tokyo and Seoul have grown accustomed to Mr. Trump's seat-of-the-pants decision making, and they also know that not everything he says ends up as official policy.
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For decades, Indonesia's official policy has been that it is not a party to any territorial disputes with China in the South China Sea, unlike its regional neighbors Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.), is facing a tough March 224 primary challenge from abortion rights supporter Marie Newman, who has received endorsements from House progressives despite the party's official policy of advocating incumbents. Rep.
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" Sessions, who has established a "Chicago Gun Strike Force" to address violence in the city, on Monday said Chicago has "adopted an official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents.
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Under the 2010 law, they have said, the Obama administration has issued so many regulations, bulletins, official policy statements and informal "guidance documents" that not even federal officials can keep track of them all.
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"The task of ensuring stable supply for gas is tough, as gas demand is growing rapidly amid an official policy to switch from coal to gas," said Shanxi DRC in the statement cited by Xinhua.
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If such a practice were implemented -- and it is not official policy; not yet, at least -- it would face major legal hurdles, all while expanding our government bureaucracy and failing to solve the original problem.
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The Trump administration's official policy on how and when nuclear weapons can be used is especially noteworthy, said James Acton, the co-director of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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While it certainly was not the official policy of Apple, one could certainly conclude that his efforts were focused on generating marketing buzz to keep excitement high about the product thereby supporting the stock price.
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Such official concern about the unintended consequences of official policy were last week echoed in the aluminium market, with national stalwart Chalco at one stage appearing to try to talk down its own share price.
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That principle would apply even more strongly to current transgender soldiers, who are relying not just on a policy of de facto tolerance like Perry Watkins, but on an official policy expressly permitting open service.
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" Twitter's official policy reads: "We believe in freedom of expression and in speaking truth to power, but that means little as an underlying philosophy if voices are silenced because people are afraid to speak up.
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"The CDUSM regularly brought his pet dog into work and transported the dog in his assigned official government vehicle," the report of the investigation said, adding that it is a violation of the official policy.
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Labour's official policy is now to support Brexit, if not May's deal, but the first priority of its leader, Jeremy Corbyn , appears to be to force a general election that would make him Prime Minister.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Air University, the Air Force, the Department of Defense or the U.S. government.
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In 2014, an unofficial plan for adapting to climate change was developed by Chuck Hagel, the defense secretary at the time, and was later established as official policy for adaptation and resilience agencywide in 2015.
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In an apparent attempt to punish General Motors for the planned job cuts it announced last week, the White House said Monday that eliminating subsidies for electric cars is now its official policy, Reuters reported.
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It was issued at a time of religious strife in Europe, when intolerance was official policy in England, Spain and elsewhere, when maintaining a state religion was considered a matter of stability and common sense.
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And some tech workers are starting to clock in from home before their companies roll out an official policy of having most or all of their employees work from home or outside a central office.
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Elizabeth Warren: "It is the official policy of the United States of America to support a two-state solution, and if Israel is moving in the opposite direction, then everything is on the table." pic.twitter.
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It will also be true that, at this point, it's mostly symbolic: It does not make the official policy any more progressive; it just brings a shade of good old left-wing polish to it.
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But in a one-line statement within that memo, Trump allowed DACA to continue as an official policy, maintaining benefits for the nearly 800,000 beneficiaries of the program and allowing new qualifying applicants to join.
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Motherboard agreed to keep the specific content decisions made in the meeting we attended off the record because they are not yet official policy, but the contours of how the meeting works can be reported.
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The multi-part executive order stated that the administration's official policy is "to seek the prompt repeal" of the Affordable Care Act -- but at the same time emphasized that it must continue to uphold the law.
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In the absence of a more specific official policy, Motherboard asked Laslie and two other experts on US air power what they think Trump should do to make the Air Force "greater" than it already is.
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Uncomfortable with the idea of running her breast milk through the X-ray machine, she came armed with a printout of the TSA's official policy, which stated she could request an alternate screening for the milk.
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The U.S. adopted an official policy in 1948, in the months that preceded Israel's War of Independence, which declared that Jerusalem must be defined as an international zone under U.S. trusteeship, and remain extraterritorial to Israel.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.
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Earlier this month, the Global Times, an influential Chinese tabloid whose stance does not necessarily reflect official policy, raised the possibility of cutting oil shipments to North Korea if it were to conduct another nuclear test.
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A Western diplomat, who spoke on the condition of anonymity as a matter of official policy, told reporters on Friday that he was disappointed by the end of the talks and expressed concerns about Yemen's stability.
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The official's comments about an all-German tie-up mirror the view of others in Berlin who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, although it is unclear whether they represent official policy in the Chancellery.
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While the review is only an endorsement of the plan's legality — not a determination to take action — it is the first indication that such an idea has escalated from informal discussion to official policy-making channels.
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There is no official policy in place rejecting trans service members yet, but two trans recruits, one from West Point and the other from the Air Force Academy, were denied their commissioning into the military in May.
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" With regard to long-term mortgages, wrote the spokeswoman, who commented on condition of anonymity in keeping with the agency's custom when stating official policy, "Banks should take into account the land tenure and other relevant factors.
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"We think the BOJ will allow wider trading band for the 10-year JGBs while sticking to its official policy guidance of zero percent in the 10-year yield," said Naomi Muguruma, senior strategist at MUFG Securities.
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According to the outlet, HUD has issued no official policy change, but lenders told BuzzFeed that FHA and HUD officials simply have not put such guidance not to issue FHA-backed loans to DACA recipients in writing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will do its utmost to negotiate a divorce deal with the European Union that is mutually beneficial, Brexit minister David Davis said on Thursday, setting out the government's strategy in an official policy document.
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The Global Times, a state-backed Chinese tabloid that does not reflect official policy, said in an editorial on Thursday that China must prepare to forcefully respond to any "extreme" U.S. interference in the South China Sea.
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The department began the process of broadening the pool of reporting carriers in 2011, but it did not become official policy until late 2016, as part of a new set of rules, Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections III.
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Beyond zero tolerance: HHS facilities were struggling with the mental health of migrant children in custody before the Trump administration's official policy of family separations took effect, and the policy changes made the existing problems even worse.
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Though talks of reconciliation have increased as seen in the changing language of the 2007 and 83 inter-Korean summits, South Korea's official policy treated it as the first step toward the final political scheme of reunification.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author only on do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Air University, the Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the United States government.
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Sources also told FT that the Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt has not signed an official policy but is planning to pull the fleet from action, with exceptions for emergencies such as fighting wildfires and training.
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His intro-to-Islam podcast is called We're Just Talking About It. The views expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and are not an official policy or position of the USA or Afghanistan.
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These days the Standing Committee of the Congress, which meets much more often than the full legislature, has some skill in drafting laws, but the full annual session is virtually free of serious dissent from official policy.
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This was in 2014, and though social media has been a mainstay in police investigations in America for over a decade, Milazzo was not aware of any official policy either encouraging or prohibiting its use in Italian investigations.
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When you look closer, he attracts endless controversy: His latest tweet to provoke outrage compared refugees to poisoned Skittles — which, as the Trump campaign said in a statement, was just another way to frame Donald Trump's official policy.
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Instead, officials now foresee a move to a 0.65 percent level this year, or a quarter point from the current 1.43 percent funds level (the official policy is to target the rate between 0.25 percent and 0.5 percent).
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China's central bank is reportedly considering a widening of the yuan's trading band after a major Communist party meeting this year, a largely cosmetic move that would burnish its reform credentials as official policy focuses on reducing debt.
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However, Australian coal, which accounts for more than half of the port's 18 million tonnes of imports each year, was taking longer to clear customs, he said, adding that official policy on product from Australian was "very fuzzy".
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However, Australian coal, which accounts for more than half of the port's 18 million tonnes of imports each year, was taking longer to clear customs, he said, adding that official policy on product from Australia was "very fuzzy".
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According to the report, HHS staff said they were told not to prepare for an increase in children separated from their families because DHS officials claimed they did not have an official policy of separating parents and children.
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"Let it be clear: the Department of Homeland Security's official policy is now to separate families — including mothers from their young children — when they seek assistance at the border between ports of entry," Thompson said in a statement.
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In February, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi released details of their official policy agenda, called A Better Deal, which focuses on strengthening labor unions, investing in apprenticeship programs, providing workers with paid leave and spending on infrastructure projects.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the United States Military Academy, Department of the Army, Department of Defense or the United States government.
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The views expressed in this article are those of the author, expressed in an unofficial capacity, and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the U.S. government.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The Dutch parliament on Thursday passed a motion recognizing as genocide the massacre of as many as 1.5 million Armenians in 1915, although the government said it would not become official policy of the Netherlands.
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Despite mixed messages from Corbyn, Labour's official policy is that all options are on the table over Brexit, including a second referendum that pro-EU campaigners have dubbed a "people's vote" if the party cannot force a general election.
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Note: The views expressed in this article are those of the author, expressed in an unofficial capacity, and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the US government.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank is considering a widening of the yuan's trading band after a major Communist party meeting this year, a largely cosmetic move that would burnish its reform credentials as official policy focuses on reducing debt.
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In addition, the proposal serves his anti-immigrant, zero-tolerance stance by deliberately excluding immigrants and making it official policy for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to coordinate with the Bureau of Prisons directly, to pick people pre-release.
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In addition to three who have already been reported on, Congress has heard from several more in recent days, some of whom were determined to speak out after learning of Trump's efforts to use official policy for political gain.
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The government of President John Magufuli said this was not official policy but Denmark still withheld $10 million of aid over the comments and the European Union said it was reviewing its relationship with the east African nation. 5.
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What is different, however, is that, as a result of the commission's decision, de-escalation will be written into official policy mandating that officers be trained in de-escalation techniques, which they must use in their interactions with citizens.
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We then began offering these courses at cost online, and created an official policy within Amazon that allowed for hiring talent at all levels who had Amazon badges in place of, or in addition to, more traditional education credentials.
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The manual, which is meant to provide guidance for retail general managers of Office Depot and OfficeMax stores, says that the company's official policy regarding face masks is in line with current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations.
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While the Trump administration continues this official policy of periodic betrayal, the move itself is pure Trump: spontaneous, surprising even to advisers, destabilizing, and ultimately pointless, except insofar as it earns him another ruthless despot's approval on the telephone.
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A pair of Democratic congressmen is pushing President Trump to clarify whether regime change in Syria is now his administration's official policy as leaders have given conflicting statements about if President Bashar Assad can remain in control in Damascus.
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If year one of the Trump era was marked by the relief that so few of the president's opinions became official policy, year two may be defined by the catastrophes that follow a reckless leader unleashing his impulses upon the world.
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Policy sources have told Reuters that the central bank is considering a widening of the yuan's trading band after the Communist Party Congress, a largely cosmetic move that would burnish its reform credentials as official policy focuses on reducing debt.
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"The loss of the San Juan is a consequence of the fact that the abandonment and degradation of our defense forces has been an official policy," Argentine Senator Pino Solanas of the independent Project South party told local radio on Saturday.
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Over the past two decades, in and out of control of Congress, the party has nudged dynamic scoring successively closer to the official policy process until we arrived, yesterday evening, at as dramatic a moment as macroeconomic analysis ever gets.
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The MAS, which has official policy-setting meetings just twice a year, sets its monetary policy by adjusting an undisclosed trading band for the currency based on a basket of currencies weighted to reflect trade levels with the city-state.
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The bottom line: To be sure, the White House bears much of the blame for making Twitter the place to find official policy statements, but it is now Twitter's burden to ensure that its platform can live up to that responsibility.
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Instead, the MAS, which has official policy-setting meetings just twice a year, sets its monetary policy by adjusting an undisclosed trading band for the currency based on a basket of currencies weighted to reflect trade levels with the city-state.
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The reason, said Igor Shchupak, a Holocaust historian in Dnipro, is that past persecution of Jews was carried out mostly when Ukraine's territory was under the control of foreign states, principally Russia and Germany, that made anti-Semitism official policy.
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Pets aren't being spared eitherThis may have been an unintended consequence of an official policy but animal rights activists with the Nanchong Stray Animal Rescue claim that authorities are killing domesticated animals outright amid fears that they can spread the coronavirus.
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And I said a few minutes ago, it was official policy of the United States, the European community and others, in order to fight corruption in Ukraine, to ask that Shokin and [then–Ukrainian prosecutor general Yuriy] Lutsenko be removed.
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And although there is no concrete evidence of an official policy of bias, Alevis in low-level positions in the civil service regularly claim that the system is gamed against them, says Aziz Yagan, an academic who researches the subject.
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The comments marked Esper's second attempt to defuse the situation, first when the draft letter surfaced on Monday and more recently following reports that Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi is considering the letter an official policy of the U.S. to withdraw.
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A spokesperson for American Airlines, which along with Southwest Airlines also has Max jets in its fleet, told Gizmodo in a statement by email that it has not made any official policy announcement for when the jets return to service.
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Mr. Trudeau was challenged on a variety of issues, including Canada's official policy of English and French bilingualism, water problems in indigenous communities, the country's electoral system and immigration — the last from someone who wanted more refugees admitted more quickly.
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Market players took the levels where the BOJ said it would buy as soft policy targets in addition to its official policy target of -0.10 percent in the short-term interest rates and zero percent in the 10-year yield.
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While the BOJ's official policy is dubbed as the "yield curve control", the central bank's inaction to the rises in maturities over 10 years in the recent sessions is fanning the view that the BOJ's pain thresholds may be much higher.
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The simple, official answer to "What do they want?" is easy to find in the first paragraph of the march's official policy platform, a four-page document titled "Guiding Vision and Defining Principals" that was released in advance of the event.
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"To argue that this video amounts to the same kind of deliberative process that goes on behind the scenes in terms of an agency deciding an official policy on a topic, or what actions it's going to take, is absurd," Marshall said.
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Dongguan has an official policy of encouraging automation, part of a national strategy to upgrade manufacturing Mr Wong spent 27,215 yuan on each robot but expects to get his money back within three years because his reconfigured assembly line is much more productive.
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The central bank, which holds official policy-setting meetings just twice a year, sets its monetary policy by adjusting an undisclosed trading band for the Singapore dollar based on a basket of currencies weighted to reflect trade levels with the city-state.
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The city-state's central bank, which has official policy-setting meetings just twice a year, sets its monetary policy by adjusting an undisclosed trading band for the currency based on a basket of currencies weighted to reflect trade levels with the city-state.
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For example, the Justice Department manual defines a violation under 28503 USCS § 22019 as covering federal employees "disclosed confidential information that the employee knew was confidential "in the sense that its disclosure is forbidden by agency official policy (or by regulation or law).
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But a raft of official policy statements following four major central bank meetings this week — and amid evidence that momentum within the British electorate is shifting towards the Brexit camp — offered hints that policymakers are considering whether they will need to do more.
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Its developers, Hello Games, were accused of being liars by players disappointed by a dearth of longevity-encouraging features available when the game launched in August, and a high number of refund demands caused Steam to restate its official policy on returns.
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In the Davos car park, though, a group of aid workers are trying to persuade those who make official policy — as well as executives who collectively hire hundreds of thousands of people worldwide — to make the case for continuing to accept refugees.
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Three people were arrested in France on Saturday in connection with the foiled plot, but only one was still in custody on Monday evening, according to a French judicial official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in line with official policy.
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Attempting to make good on promises to tackle endemic corruption in the governing A.N.C., Mr. Zuma's successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, has also commissioned a wide-ranging inquiry into "state capture" — a form of corruption in which private businesses manipulate official policy to their advantage.
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BERLIN — Germany will spend tens of billions of dollars to end its use of coal power within two decades, if a plan agreed to early Saturday by representatives of the power industry, environmental movement, miners and local interest groups becomes official policy.
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The doctor, who works in the emergency room, said she notified her manager of her pregnancy far earlier than she otherwise would have because the hospital has no official policy around whether pregnant medical workers should continue to treat patients in person.
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Messages in online forums about freemasonry indicate that transgender people have been excluded from some local lodges, while in other cases, transgender men have joined lodges whose leaders either did not know their history or accepted it without worrying about official policy.
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This also tracks with the divergence in the administration between official policy and actions -- most notably in attempts to contain Russian aggression, given the President's inexplicable reluctance to criticize Vladimir Putin, a courtesy he extends to virtually no other human, including the Pope.
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The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a unanimous decision said the AFL-CIO's Farm Labor Organizing Committee and the Ohio Immigrant Worker Project had not shown that the Border Patrol had any official policy, or even an established custom, of profiling.
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This ideology has been especially problematic for people with opioid use disorder because NA's official policy is that people taking medication like bupe aren't considered to be "in recovery," which means they are not permitted to speak, even from the floor at many meetings.
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Rather than using interest rates, the MAS, which has official policy-setting meetings just twice a year, sets its monetary policy by adjusting an undisclosed trading band for the currency based on a basket of currencies weighted to reflect trade levels with the city-state.
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For example, in 1986, the Ninth Circuit held that despite the military's then-official policy of banning service by gay persons, the Army could not enforce that policy against Perry Watkins, a serviceman whose openly gay identity had been known to his superiors for years.
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His administration would benefit significantly from developing an official policy for the use of executive privilege that outlines reasonable parameters to avoid situations where documents and testimony are withheld because of a vague claim that disclosure will weaken the presidency or harm national security.
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"They have demonstrated an open hostility to enforcing laws designed to protect law enforcement — federal, state and local — and reduce crime, and instead have adopted an official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents," Mr. Sessions said in a statement.
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The new law is "deteriorating Israel's democracy, making stealing an official policy and bringing us one step closer to annexation" of more land Palestinians claim for a future state, said Anat Ben Nun, the director of external relations for Peace Now, an anti-settlement group.
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An official at the Paris prosecutor's office, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in line with official policy, said that "numerous investigations" by the Paris police couldn't show that Mr. Besson, 59, had coerced the Dutch-Belgian actress Sand Van Roy into unwanted sex.
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"It looks like the regulators have gone beyond simply cutting back HNA's assets and maybe moving toward complete dissolution of the company but they have yet to declare that as the official policy," said Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research, which focuses on China.
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But it's a kind of silliness with real and potentially dire consequences, as the candidates, one by one, promised militarism and an official policy of belligerence, speaking to a world that remembers the last time America tried that and earnestly fears the consequences should it happen again.
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Last year, the court ruled that Fane Lozman, a critic of a Florida city who was arrested at a City Council meeting, could pursue a case for retaliatory arrest, but only because the city appeared to have had an established and official policy of harassing him.
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Over the last three years, Holder has hinted to media that Snowden's actions have led to a healthy conversation, and at possible deals to bring him back to the US, but the Justice Department has never shifted from its official policy on its charges against the contractor.
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In June, the court ruled that Fane Lozman, a critic of a Florida city who was arrested at a City Council meeting, could pursue a case for retaliatory arrest, but only because the city appeared to have had an established and official policy of harassing him.
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The plaintiffs argued that Mr. Trump's account amounted to a public forum — a "digital town hall" — in which the president makes official policy pronouncements and the public, by responding to his postings and to the tweets other people make in reply to them, engages in debate.
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By Thursday, Semitan, the French bus company at the center of the Nantes protest, had told drivers that they could wear black or beige shorts as a temporary measure and that the official policy would be reviewed, according to The Local, an English-language news site.
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Mr. Kim made the economy a top priority of official policy in April 2018, two months before he met with President Trump in Singapore, retiring his father's songun, or military-first, strategy, which focused national resources on building up the armed forces, including North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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The farmer, Cédric Herrou, a bearded olive grower, has become something of a hero after he shepherded migrants across the Italian border and into the Roya Valley of southern France, challenging official policy of rounding up migrants and sending them to detention centers or deporting them.
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Pyo said he has the support of President Moon Jae-in -- who is known to be a dog lover and adopted a shelter dog when he first came to power -- but Pyo said it is not an official policy of Moon's party, so lawmakers can make individual decisions.
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Let's just follow Collins' logic here: Trump tweets need to be taken seriously --→ Official policy goes through a filter, unlike the tweets -→ Attorneys always change stuff --→ I get this doesn't make much sense -→ Official statements = filtered -→ Tweets are the real Trump -→ This is all good and people love it.
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The agency's Wage and Hour Division in an opinion letter said the 2009 letter issued in the final days of the administration, which was withdrawn later that year by the Obama administration, would be "the official policy" of DOL under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act moving forward.
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" At that very moment, however, the official policy of Judd's organization—a union for employees of US Customs and Border Control—was that it "disagrees with wasting taxpayer money on building fences and walls along the border as a means of curtailing illegal immigration into the United States.
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Some commentators have raised the question of whether such efforts by Mr. Flynn and the Trump transition team to lobby foreign governments in ways that conflicted with the official policy of the United States under the Obama administration before they took power were a violation of the Logan Act.
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Labour's official policy is against May's deal and to demand a general election, but depending on what Downing Street can offer, including the possibility of greater rights for workers written into the text, a number of Labour MPs could be persuaded to defy the official party line and back the deal.
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No matter who emerges as the Republican nominee, the party's official policy will almost certainly take aim at the size, scope and structure of the E.P.A. Conservative policy makers are considering proposals that would effectively strip the agency of its authority to set, put in place and enforce pollution standards.
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During his testimony in support of repealing the distilling ban, Harry Pickernell, chairman of the Chehalis tribe, noted that the official policy of the United States government is to "support tribal self-determination and self-sufficiency," which means that tribes must be able to provide for their members through economic development.
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CLEVELAND — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is putting his stamp on the official policy platform of the Republican Party.
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All of this is complicated by the fact that Twitter recently essentially made it an official policy to excuse aggressive and threatening content that would otherwise violate its own content policies in cases where the aggressive or threatening content qualifies as "newsworthy" — at least when it's coming from President Trump.
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The Reagan administration insisted that government was always the problem, never the solution — and if science pointed to problems that needed a government solution, it was time to deny the science and bully the scientists, or at least make sure that panels helping set official policy were stuffed with industry-friendly flacks.
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"Considering the lack of evidence introduced by BNPP that genocide is the official policy of Sudan, and the countervailing evidence that genocide blatantly violates Sudan's own laws, we conclude that there is simply no 'official act' that a court would be required to 'declare invalid' in order to adjudicate plaintiffs' claims," he wrote.
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With a crew of mostly freelance contributors, including the book's featured reporters — Cynthia Copple, Don Hirst, and Brent Procter — Overseas Weekly focused on the G.I.s rather than military brass or the official policy reports found in Stars & Stripes, the military newspaper based in Washington, D.C., that operates under the Department of Defense.
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The prosecutor, Shaun Abrahams, had been installed as director of public prosecutions by Mr. Zuma in 2015 to ensure impunity for his intimate and lucrative dealings with a powerful family, the Guptas, in what is known as "state capture" — a form of corruption in which private businesses manipulate official policy to their advantage.
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Since the start of the year, top officials at the Fed, including Powell, have made clear they plan to exert a "patient approach" on interest rates hikes, going so far as to change their official policy statement to reflect that central bankers are weighing the potential economic effect of a number of global uncertainties.
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One of the blasts on Monday came from 3,000 pounds of explosives that were detonated near the gates of Camp Sullivan, a housing facility for American Embassy contractors and other international staff members near Kabul International Airport, according to a spokesman for the embassy, who did not want to be identified as a matter of official policy.
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Last week started ominously, with the news that Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke was firing the department's inspector general even though he—Zinke—is the subject of multiple investigations, and ended with the news that one of those investigations had found Zinke guilty of violating official policy regarding government travel, costing taxpayers $25,000 in the process.
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Bloomberg's Eli Lake provided a vivid example of this last week: Trump was livid, according to three White House officials, after reading in the Wall Street Journal that McMaster had called his South Korean counterpart to assure him that the president's threat to make that country pay for a new missile defense system was not official policy.
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But there were certain things I would not put up with, like donning a uniform more revealing than a bathing suit, working all day in heels and submitting to the body scrutiny that in more recent years has become official policy at one casino, the Borgata, whose so-called Babes must maintain their hiring weight or risk being fired.
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In response, the European Commission said that Michel Barnier was the sole Brexit negotiator for the EU. In a June 27 letter to the European Commission, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer diverged from Berlin's official policy to argue that "ensuring the security of citizens in Europe should take precedence over all other aspects of (Britain's) exit negotiations", the FT reported.
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This was specifically in reference to the seven Muslim-majority countries — Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan, and Libya — immigrants and refugees from which the EO attempts to prevent from entering the US. He added that this was not an official policy decision, but to suggest it on the record like this indicates a certain level of confidence in the possibility.
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Staff members at the Department of Health and Human Services said their leaders told them not to prepare for an increase in children separated from their families because homeland security officials claimed that they did not have an official policy of separating parents and children, according to the report, which was prepared by the Government Accountability Office, Congress's nonpartisan investigative arm.
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In response — even though it doesn't yet have an official policy under which it can turn away Mexicans — the administration has begun experimenting with ways to prevent Mexican asylum seekers from entering the US. In early October, the administration launched a secretive pilot program in El Paso specifically designed to decide Mexicans' asylum cases quickly while they're still in CBP custody.
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Mr. Pence called elections scheduled for next month in Venezuela a "sham" that would not fool the world, but when a reporter asked whether the United States would refuse to recognize the outcome, he deferred to John J. Sullivan, the acting secretary of state, who was traveling with him, to state the official policy, so as not to risk diverging even slightly from it.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's former Russia adviser testified under subpoena for roughly 10 hours on Monday as Democrats try to dig into how allies of the president tried to circumvent official policy on Ukraine as part of the impeachment inquiry.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Isolated North Korea doesn't consume much oil, but curbing or cutting off its supplies in retaliation for further nuclear or long-range missile tests would be painful and potentially destabilizing to the regime of Kim Jong Un. U.S. officials have told Reuters that an oil embargo is among tougher sanctions Washington could pursue to counter North Korea's nuclear and missile programs Separately, the Global Times, an influential Chinese tabloid whose stance does not necessarily reflect official policy, said in an editorial on Wednesday that "Chinese society" would approve of "severe restrictive measures that have never been seen before, such as restricting oil imports to the North," if Pyongyang engages in further provocative activity.
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