"You don't have to override the parliamentarian or get a new parliamentarian," Cruz said.
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Hired as an assistant parliamentarian in 2202, when Republicans controlled the chamber, MacDonough served as senior assistant parliamentarian from 2628 to 28500.
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Maybe this time, the GOP will talk to the Senate parliamentarian; perhaps the president of the Senate, Vice President Mike Pence, can overrule the parliamentarian.
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Senate parliamentarian: Anti-abortion provisions in GOP health care bill violate budget rules Important note here: These aren't "rulings" by the Parliamentarian and they don't "strip" anything from the bill.
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As the longtime Senate parliamentarian, and the only parliamentarian ever promoted to that position by both Democrats and Republicans, I am not a disinterested observer of either of these trials.
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No NLD parliamentarian has ever voted against the party line.
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That would protect a Parliamentarian who named the guy, yes.
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In Naypyidaw, I met the N.L.D. parliamentarian Kyaw Soe Lin.
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Sir Robert Chiltern, a promising parliamentarian, is blackmailed by Mrs.
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Alan S. Frumin is parliamentarian emeritus of the US Senate.
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Gaetz tried appealing to the House parliamentarian to no avail.
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The Senate's presiding officer usually follows advice from the parliamentarian.
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They met Thursday with GOP leaders and the Senate parliamentarian.
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That could depend on a ruling by Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth McDonough.
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Markle called opposition Labour parliamentarian Holly Lynch to express her gratitude.
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But the Senate parliamentarian barred Corker's "trigger" proposal on procedural grounds.
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It almost got its way, until the Senate parliamentarian struck it.
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It was also raised as a concern by a European parliamentarian.
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It will all come down to what the Senate parliamentarian will permit.
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"The parliamentarian merely advises, the vice president decides," Cruz told Politico recently.
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Asked about Pence or even the parliamentarian ignoring the Byrd Rule, Sen.
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The National Assembly lacks a single parliamentarian from a major opposition party.
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" Modi further said: "Sushma Ji was a prolific orator and outstanding Parliamentarian.
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The parliamentarian ruled that the process known as reconciliation expires on Sept.
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The parliamentarian advised this provision, as written, doesn't fit within reconciliation's parameters.
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" This discrepancy led one British parliamentarian to call Twitter's report "completely inadequate.
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A final determination would need to be made by the Senate parliamentarian.
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And there's still skepticism whether the Senate parliamentarian will accept those growth numbers.
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"The parliamentarian Gilber Caro should never have been jailed," the National Assembly said.
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However, Forza Italia parliamentarian Renato Brunetta told Reuters there had been no breakthrough.
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He was asked to leave, he said, after a ruling by the parliamentarian.
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The key player is Senate president Mike Pence, who can overrule the parliamentarian.
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Several parliamentarian-elects from the National League for Democracy were once political prisoners.
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One other wrinkle: There's serious question this will pass muster with the parliamentarian.
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The parliamentarian has also not yet ruled on a controversial amendment from Sen.
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"The parliamentarian made clear that state-specific provisions" violate the rules, Schumer said.
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"The parliamentarian merely advises, the vice president decides," Cruz told Politico in May.
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It appears that not a single parliamentarian spoke up against Mr. Safdar's diatribe.
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The Senate's parliamentarian normally decides what can or can't be passed through reconciliation.
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Campaigning was suspended after the murder of British parliamentarian Jo Cox on Thursday.
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It followed the passing of a motion by a parliamentarian in the Senate.
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When he was in the chair, Rehnquist consulted often with the Senate parliamentarian.
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Full disclosure: We are not the Congressional Budget Office or the Senate parliamentarian.
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In practice, what this means is that the minority party can challenge any provision of a budget reconciliation bill before the Senate parliamentarian, and if the parliamentarian agrees that the language violates the Byrd Rule, it's struck from the bill.
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"We've been consulting with the parliamentarian off and on the whole time," Cornyn said.
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A provincial governor and a parliamentarian deserted her party this week; ministers are resigning.
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It wouldn't protect whoever disclosed to the Parliamentarian if an NDA is in place.
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Last night's version included provisions that haven't been scored or reviewed by the parliamentarian.
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This might all come down to a new Senate parliamentarian, but so be it.
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The center-right parliamentarian has lived in Germany and is a fluent German speaker.
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They are in conversations with the Senate parliamentarian to see if that's the case.
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The groom, 28, is the parliamentarian for the newly elected New York State Senate.
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" Ms. Krimi, the parliamentarian, said, "It's too early to talk of success or failure.
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" Oren Hazan, a Likud parliamentarian, chimed in on Twitter, writing that "Trump is right.
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Murkiness -- CNN hired former Senate parliamentarian Alan Frumin to help decode the impeachment trial.
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But they were told by the parliamentarian that it didn't comply with the rules.
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He saw his role as largely ministerial and relied heavily on a Senate parliamentarian.
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As a parliamentarian and a health minister, she battled for the rights of women.
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Frumin served as Senate parliamentarian for 18 years before retiring to Florida in 2012.
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"We are ready for dialogue," Valentina Matviyenko, a Russian parliamentarian, said at the time.
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For that reason, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that this ran afoul of reconciliation rules.
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Clark appointed Bledsoe to the role of parliamentarian when he took office three years ago.
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The proposal had not yet been added to the draft bill that the parliamentarian reviewed.
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But the parliamentarian has alerted senators that language likely won't be allowed in their bill.
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"Basically, the parliamentarian told me," Rubio told reporters as he walked off the Senate floor.
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"It doesn't look like the trigger is going to work, according to the parliamentarian," Sen.
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They will literally debate behind closed doors with the parliamentarian why something complies or not.
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Many aides believe the Senate Parliamentarian will strike this provision down on Byrd Rule grounds.
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The decision on what can ultimately be in the bill rests with the Senate parliamentarian.
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But the Senate parliamentarian ruled Thursday afternoon that the trigger would not pass procedural muster.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled Thursday that a fiscal "trigger," important to winning deficit-wary Sen.
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Another parliamentarian cynically noted that transatlantic solidarity lasts only until it affects a country's pocket.
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"The arrests cannot stop our struggle," said Mohsin Dawar, a parliamentarian and a P.T.M. leader.
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Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough regularly whispered guidance as he responded to activities on the floor.
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Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough is the most powerful person in Washington few have heard of.
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But the Senate parliamentarian ruled Tuesday afternoon that the trigger would not pass procedural muster.
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Both Binder and Koger said it was incredibly rare for the parliamentarian to be overruled.
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Jordanian parliamentarian Dima Tahboub suggested in media interviews that the ban was linked to Sinno's homosexuality.
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They didn't reach a binding decision, but Trump's views were described as "repugnant" by one Parliamentarian.
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"Promoting this comment is offensive and unacceptable for a Conservative Parliamentarian," Scheer said in a statement.
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This kind of encouragement led to a British parliamentarian getting questioned in Turkey earlier this year.
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But not even he could have envisaged a parliamentarian as restless as Luigi Compagna from Naples.
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"Ultimately it would depend on decisions by the Senate parliamentarian, which are not predictable," he said.
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Barbuda's lone parliamentarian, Trevor Walker, believes there is precedent for the Barbudans to keep their land.
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"It doesn't look like the trigger's going to work, according to the parliamentarian," Cornyn said. Sen.
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A second France Unbowed parliamentarian said the French public was being misinformed about events in Venezuela.
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They vetted a one-line repeal and faced resistance from the Senate Parliamentarian, a Senate staffer.
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Namal Rajapaksa, the parliamentarian, says his party and Mr. Sirisena's already have the support they need.
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That would be something that we would have to discuss with the parliamentarian and chief justice.
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"It doesn't look like the trigger's going to work according to the parliamentarian," Cornyn said. Sen.
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But those provisions were struck by the Senate's parliamentarian as a violation of the chamber's rules.
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He cautioned, though, that it's hard to know for sure how the Senate parliamentarian will rule.
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Muftiah McCartin, former assistant House parliamentarian, and Gabriel Neville, former chief of staff to ex-Rep.
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"You can't overstate the significance of Bombardier to our regional economy," said local parliamentarian Gavin Robinson.
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While the Senate never got that case, the parliamentarian at the time, Floyd Riddick, explained in an interview with the Senate historian that his research backed up the notion that the parliamentarian would be essential for any future chief justice who presides over another impeachment trial.
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Schaueble is Germany's longest-serving parliamentarian, and his stature is second only to Merkel's in German politics.
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Blaise Munizi, a parliamentarian from ECIDE, said that Fayulu was in the custody of Congo's intelligence services.
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In that case, the Senate parliamentarian could rule that pieces of the legislation aren't allowed under reconciliation.
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In 2004, Rehman became the first parliamentarian in the country to introduce a bill against honor killings.
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Shabana Mahmood, a Muslim parliamentarian from Birmingham, urged educational authorities to show understanding for the parents' position.
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Her model was her father, a parliamentarian who had resigned in 1971 to protest against military rule.
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The Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, appears to have sided with outside experts who believed they would not.
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Conservative parliamentarian Michelle Rempel, her party's immigration critic, said the government steps are a "band aid" solution.
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This was echoed by Danyal Bayaz, a German parliamentarian and finance expert from the countrys Green party.
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The parliamentarian ruled that she could not, but the decision was overturned in a vote by Democrats.
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The parliamentarian ruled the speech violated rules forbidding personal attacks on the House floor against the president.
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Morsy, once a parliamentarian for the Muslim Brotherhood, was one of thousands who benefited from the chaos.
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He is no former EU top official or parliamentarian who knows the Brussels system and the people.
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The result is that the fate of the whole enterprise could now rest with the Senate's parliamentarian.
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Other Republicans argue that overruling the parliamentarian is tantamount to gutting the rules that make reconciliation special.
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But the Senate parliamentarian may decide the waivers do not comply with Senate budget rules, Axios reported.
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The Hyde Amendment is the other issue, and we're working the parliamentarian to get clarity on that.
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"The parliamentarian is dusting this one off, because I don't think there's been a vote," Conaway said.
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With the commando unit defeated, the resistance was left to fighters loyal to Mr. Malikzada, the parliamentarian.
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Mr. Sanders, the ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee, disclosed the preliminary decisions by the parliamentarian.
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"Two things critical yesterday: the [repeal-and-replace] vote and the parliamentarian," another Republican lobbyist told me.
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This was echoed by Danyal Bayaz, a German parliamentarian and finance expert from the country's Green party.
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About two-thirds of those present and voting overwhelmingly defeated the effort, according to reports from the parliamentarian.
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The old man, who her friend had told her was a parliamentarian, greeted them in a dilapidated building.
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"Reconciliation was designed for minor budgetary adjustments, not major policy proposals," said Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian.
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A Finns party member, parliamentarian Pirkko Mattila, will be her replacement and starts next week, the party said.
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Opposition Conservative parliamentarian Michelle Rempel said the incident raised questions about how police and immigration officials share information.
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Sajid Hussain, a parliamentarian from Parachinar, said gunfire preceded the blast, which he described as a suicide attack.
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"The idea of proroguing parliament is utterly and totally unacceptable from any British parliamentarian or democrat," Major said.
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A liberal pro-EU candidate toppled Brexit-backing parliamentarian Zac Goldsmith in a local election on Dec. 1.
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This morning Hans-Peter Friedrich, a top CSU parliamentarian, effectively claimed Mrs Merkel was forcing Mr Seehofer out.
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"She was a fierce Labour critic, but definitely not a fair critic," said Glenn Bedingfield, a Labour parliamentarian.
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Anti-abortion measures will likely stay in the bill, despite the Senate parliamentarian ruling them out last week.
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Orpo joins second-term parliamentarian Elina Lepomaki in seeking to replace Stubb at a party congress in June.
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The British politician made the gaffe while giving a speech at the Spectator Parliamentarian of the Year Awards.
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Trudeau told reporters on Thursday that a Canadian parliamentarian on the trip had taken responsibility for the mistake.
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"Our success as a parliamentary team should be reflected in the executive," says Sayida Ounissi, a Nahda parliamentarian.
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Republicans have yet to find a plan that unites the caucus and passes procedural muster with the parliamentarian.
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Language in the bill defunding Planned Parenthood for a year also violates budget rules, according to the parliamentarian.
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But the Senate parliamentarian stripped that language out, ruling it could not be included under special budgetary rules.
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Paul has publicly fretted that the Senate's parliamentarian could cut what he thinks made the House legislation palatable.
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Though he isn't confident those measures will be kept in after the proposal is reviewed by the parliamentarian.
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Why it's a problem: The Senate says the parliamentarian won't let Obamacare's insurance regulations be included in reconciliation.
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Kyagulanyi and fellow parliamentarian Francis Zaake say they were tortured by security forces while in detention in August.
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The Senate bill hit another stumbling block from the parliamentarian, according to an outline released Friday from Sen.
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Unlike Trump, Wilders is also a career politician — he is, in fact, the fourth-longest-serving Dutch parliamentarian.
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"What he heard was complaints about immigrants, Europe, the rich," Emanuele Fiano, a center-left parliamentarian, told me.
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Alexei Pushkov, a senior Russian parliamentarian, said the near naval miss and other incidents like it were dangerous.
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Also worth perusing is a report by another Senate parliamentarian, Floyd Riddick, who, at the request of Sen.
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"You see, we have survived another day," said a youthful 5-Star parliamentarian after the accord was announced.
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"Reconciliation was designed for minor budgetary adjustments, not major policy proposals," says Alan Frumin, the former Senate parliamentarian.
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LONDON — Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage was just trolled in a big way by a fellow EU Parliamentarian.
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Back in 2009, Kyl invited Wilders, a Dutch parliamentarian accused of Islamophobia, to screen a documentary on Capitol Hill.
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Reconciliation bills need to be approved by a parliamentarian, who certifies that the content does indeed have budgetary impact.
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It is a "very strange campaign", says a Socialist parliamentarian loyal to Mr Hamon; party activists "don't feel connected".
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Well known commentator and former parliamentarian Nazli Ilicak was among those for whom a warrant was issued, NTV reported.
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The House was forced to vote again after the Senate parliamentarian ruled three minor provisions violated arcane Senate rules.
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The judge is the non-partisan Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth McDonough, who will hear arguments on both sides before deciding.
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The parliamentarian is still reviewing whether to allow several key changes Republicans want to make to Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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There are a handful of others still being looked at by the Parliamentarian that may also not pass muster.
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Ted Cruz's amendment to loosen regulations on what plans insurers can offer -- could run into problems with the parliamentarian.
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Part of the case is based on phone taps carried out in 2012 when Berlusconi was still a parliamentarian.
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He Yiju, the wife of Chinese parliamentarian and multimillionaire Zheng Jianjiang, bought a mansion on "Billionaire's Row" in 2015.
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When Svitlana Zalishchuk, a female former parliamentarian in Ukraine, publicly criticised Russia, doctored nude images of her appeared online.
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British authorities suspended Brexit campaigning after the shocking murder of smart, popular Labour Party parliamentarian Jo Cox on Thursday.
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Her skill as a parliamentarian is unquestionable, as when she shepherded the Affordable Care Act through a fractious Congress.
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He was a skilled parliamentarian who helped engineer the ouster of Marlborough and the banishment of Sarah from court.
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He noted that neither the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) nor the Senate Parliamentarian has analyzed an amendment from Sen.
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He is a senior member of the Foreign Affair Committee and is a member of the NATO Parliamentarian Assembly.
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The parliamentarian has said that the Senate process needs to be wrapped up by the end of the month.
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Parliamentarian Pauline Latham, a driving force behind the bill, said she would be talking to ministers to galvanise support.
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"They're up to their eyeballs in preparations," said Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian and one of MacDonough's mentors.
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The parliamentarian serves as a sort of referee, determining whether specific provisions of the bill comply with Senate rules.
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The shocking thing is how deep the connections this obscure and rogue Ukrainian parliamentarian had with the Trump group.
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For example, it took nine years for an Egyptian parliamentarian delegation to visit Washington D.C., which happened last June.
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The Congressional Budget Act doesn't explicitly address this, and so the question is subject to interpretation by the parliamentarian.
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Experts from both parties make arguments before the parliamentarian, in a process somewhat like a Supreme Court oral argument.
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The process ends on the Senate floor, where Democrats can challenge provisions and get a ruling from the parliamentarian.
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The only other option would be for Republicans to ignore the parliamentarian, an unprecedented step in recent Senate history.
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In the English civil war the Roundheads (parliamentarian and prim) defeated the Cavaliers (royalist and flamboyant), then lost the peace.
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Strache and Gudenus, who has become a top parliamentarian, initially brushed off reports on the video after it came out.
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Another photoshopped image shows Le Pen's niece, the FN parliamentarian Marion Marechal-Le Pen, cradling Pepe like a baby animal.
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The Senate parliamentarian on Thursday ruled that Republicans' "trigger" idea for their tax bill would not comply with Senate rules.
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The BMG poll had been expected on June 16, but was delayed in light of the death of the parliamentarian.
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"We just got the realization from the parliamentarian that that's probably not going to work," said Republican Senator David Perdue.
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And Dan Clifton of Strategas Research Partners points out that the Senate parliamentarian says it's fine to use dynamic estimates.
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"The Prime Minister has only made the situation worse," parliamentarian and Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel said in a statement.
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"My understanding is that the parliamentarian has ruled against it so they're going to put it in," Corker told reporters.
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Swinson's rival idea for a senior parliamentarian to lead a national unity government is unlikely to be accepted by Corbyn.
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The parliamentarian has advised senators that two provisions could be stripped out, according to a document released Tuesday by Sen.
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NTV reported that among the 42 journalists subject to arrest warrants was well-known commentator and former parliamentarian Nazli Ilicak.
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But the chairman said that he checked with the House parliamentarian and that he believed no bylaws had been violated.
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"It doesn't look like the trigger is going to work, according to the parliamentarian," Cornyn told reporters, according to Politico.
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Blunt separately signaled that the difficulty of getting new language approved the parliamentarian could box them out of making changes.
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This is a place that should be full of dialogue, people, justice, not a place of detention for a parliamentarian.
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"We are paying for our naïveté," said Jacques Myard, a French parliamentarian who sits on his country's intelligence oversight committee.
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But then, the Senate's parliamentarian found three issues that would prevent the bill from passing with a 28503-vote threshold.
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D. parliamentarian, Beatrix von Storch, accused Germany's United Nations ambassador of "relativizing" and "trivializing" the threat Israel faces from Hamas.
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However, the Senate parliamentarian has rejected three provisions from the Senate bill, saying they violate the so-called Byrd rule.
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Justice Wadyajena, a Mnangagwa admirer and outspoken ZANU-PF parliamentarian, reminded his Twitter followers of the dangers of personality cults.
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As Arenberg points out, then-parliamentarian Alan Frumin rejected Senate Democrats' attempts in 2009 to use reconciliation to pass ObamaCare.
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Robert Dove, former Senate parliamentarian – and, significantly, Arenberg's co-author of "Defending the Filibuster: The Soul of the Senate" – agrees.
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Arturo Scotto, an opposition parliamentarian for the Italian Left party who took part in Thursday's protest, called for Lorenzin's resignation.
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If the Senate parliamentarian rules in the Democrats' favor, those changes in the House would be stripped from the bill.
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Methodist leaders are also consulting with the parliamentarian during General Conference about whether the irregularities affected the church's legislative voting.
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He surprised the clerks and parliamentarian, when suddenly he leaned forward to his microphone and started to declare the vote over.
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By custom, the presiding officer follows the advice of the parliamentarian — but there's nothing forcing him or her to do so.
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Fatma Benli, a lawyer and parliamentarian, remembers being asked to remove her scarf before defending her dissertation in the late 1990s.
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"There isn't any difference between the parliamentarian and President Bachelet," said Senator Juan Antonio Coloma of the right-wing UDI party.
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Her testimony at the Council appeared to be the first for a mayor's wife, according to a Council parliamentarian, Gary Altman.
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His successor, Alan Frumin, who was promoted to be Senate parliamentarian twice, once by each party, was an exemplary Senate officer.
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If the Senate parliamentarian rules that the abortion provision is out of bounds, Republicans could have a problem on their hands.
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The Senate parliamentarian earlier this month said that the budget reconciliation authorization for an Obamacare repeal bill would expire this Saturday.
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But Mr. Bernier, 56, the son of a former parliamentarian from Quebec's Beauce region, is adamant that he is no racist.
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The parliamentarian is supposed to stay above the fray of politics in order to give clear-cut decisions on Senate rules.
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The government does not want to be seen to be supporting them, Rezai said, a position condemned by Barakzai, the parliamentarian.
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For a Romanian parliamentarian facing corruption charges, he offered an invitation to a party at Trump's Washington hotel, the newspaper added.
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"What I heard earlier from the parliamentarian is they didn't think it would pass" muster under Senate rules, Mr. Tillis said.
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Each motion is debatable for two hours, as are any amendments to them, according to Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian.
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Opposition parliamentarian Ali Bayar, from the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), put the number of those detained at around 400.
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The Senate parliamentarian — who oversees Senate procedure — will issue guidance on each policy, and her rulings can be difficult to predict.
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Allan Bird, a parliamentarian and governor of PNG's second largest province, said the boulevard outside parliament house had little practical benefit.
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But again, it comes down to whether the parliamentarian will go for these separate titles, which are usually separated by committee involvement.
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Far-right Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders has planned the contest for later in the year, featuring caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed.
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A report from the Senate's tax scorekeepers and a ruling from the Senate parliamentarian have thrown a wrench into Republican tax plans.
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Roberts also expressed gratitude for the "unfailing patience" of the Senate parliamentarian, whom he could be seen conferring with throughout the trial.
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"All the significant policy underpinnings of Obamacare were contained in a bill that could be filibustered," says former Senate parliamentarian Alan Frumin.
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Negotiations with the Senate parliamentarian, who will make these decisions, are private, so we don't know yet how real these problems are.
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"We're talking to the parliamentarian about how that might happen, but that conversation's ongoing and has not been resolved yet," Conaway said.
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A Senate Republican aide noted that the parliamentarian reviewed a draft version of the bill, and the legislation could still be changed.
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Jean-Luc Addor, a parliamentarian and member of the Swiss gun lobby, aims to introduce legislation in September to ease the restrictions.
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But it's not entirely clear if Lee's statement was an accurate reflection of what the Senate parliamentarian is actually going to do.
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This time, Nugnes, the architect turned parliamentarian, watched the coverage on TV alongside activists and representatives in a hotel in central Naples.
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Given that Republicans and Democrats are so dug in, it may be the kind of issue that goes to the Senate's parliamentarian.
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But here's why Republicans say Democrats may not get very far with their accusation and why even the parliamentarian may not matter.
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By 2000, the congestion was thick enough that a Parliamentarian complained in session about traffic jams extending 22021 miles in the summertime.
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Another key provision cited by the parliamentarian would have imposed a six-month waiting period for those who let their coverage lapse.
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Then, at some point, the parliamentarian will ultimately decide which provisions in the Senate health care bill comply with the Byrd rule.
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To be included, each measure must be evaluated by the Parliamentarian, who plays the determining role in what provisions make the cut.
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In 2001, then-Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) fired parliamentarian Bob Dove after he delivered rulings that frustrated the GOP.
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Conservative senators seeking changes to the chamber's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace legislation met Thursday with GOP leaders and the Senate parliamentarian. Sens.
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"While Americans ignore Turkey, we respect the Turkish position," said Dmitry Savelyev, a Russian parliamentarian who coordinates a joint Russian-Turkish dialogue.
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And if the parliamentarian kills this because it runs afoul with the budget rules, well, you've got a deficit hawk problem again.
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The parliamentarian also advised that a specific provision dealing with New York state's Medicaid program would be a violation of the rules.
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If the parliamentarian rules in their favor, supporters will need a simple majority to send the resolutions to the Democratic-controlled House.
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Surely a parliamentarian can sit in a chair, feed a baby with her breast, and still listen, debate, and cast her vote.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), one of the most senior Republicans working on the health care bill, met with the Senate parliamentarian recently.
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"The police cannot tell us anything and the entire state is silent about the investigation," parliamentarian Mohsin Dawar (no relation) told Reuters.
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Names include cricketers Ian and Greg Chappell, singer Missy Higgins, author Tim Winton, and Midnight Oil musician and former parliamentarian Peter Garrett.
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"We are working as a caretaker government to prepare for elections next year," said Namal Rajapaksa, Mr. Rajapaksa's son and a parliamentarian.
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The Senate parliamentarian has said a few minor provisions in the legislation — including, no joke, its title — violate the chamber's procedural rules.
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According to Alan Frumin, the former Senate parliamentarian and a CNN contributor, a precedent set by the presiding Senate officer from Jan.
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The parliamentarian ruled that both provisions were extraneous and did not therefore qualify in their present form for a simple-majority vote.
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The parliamentarian also objected to a narrowly written provision that would shift Medicaid costs from New York's counties to its state government.
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that a fast-track procedure being used by Republicans to try to repeal ObamaCare expires on Sept.
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Senators have been told the actual House-passed resolution is extremely limited in how it can be amended, according to the parliamentarian.
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The Senate parliamentarian advised senators Thursday that another GOP healthcare proposal will need 85033 votes for passage because it violates Senate rules.
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And, in the end, the parliamentarian will issue her rulings on which things stand and which must be removed from the bill.
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Danish lawmakers said the measure would, in the words of parliamentarian Marcus Knuth, make the country a "little less attractive" to migrants.
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She is the Senate parliamentarian, the congressional officer charged with advising the Senate on rules and procedures, and has been since 2012.
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But an amendment can be challenged, particularly if the Senate parliamentarian deems amendments or portions of the bill fall outside the budgetary process.
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" He explained, "the rules, the budget rules that everyone touts and are so arcane, they say the chair rules, and not the parliamentarian.
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Should provisions like defunding Planned Parenthood be included, Democrats would raise a point of order based on a ruling by the Senate Parliamentarian.
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A former parliamentarian from Tafila, in southern Jordan, is trying once again to register a new party calling for a true constitutional monarchy.
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Democrats are almost certain not to side with Republicans against the parliamentarian in order to add these critical provisions back into the bill.
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Some senators, particularly the most conservative members, have pushed for Republicans to sidestep the parliamentarian if she nixes key parts of their plan.
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"There are some questions for the parliamentarian — the details haven't been quite finalized yet," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn told reporters Thursday. Sen.
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If the parliamentarian does not agree that bill can be passed through reconciliation, Republicans would need 60 senators to vote for the bill.
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And being directly elected gives the London mayor a personal mandate which no other parliamentarian in Westminster—including those in the cabinet—enjoy.
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GALASHIELS, Scotland (Reuters) - Calum Kerr, a parliamentarian from the Scottish National Party (SNP), is having to work hard to get his message across.
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Louise Mensch, a former right-wing British parliamentarian and romance novelist, spreads the newest, punchiest, and often most unfounded Russia gossip to her .
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And the ability to revise them in a way that passes muster with the Parliamentarian, is a very open, and extraordinarily crucial question.
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David Ole Sankok, a Kenyan parliamentarian with a disability, said there was often no consideration for people who had difficult hearing and speaking.
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The parliamentarian also secured a court ruling that the leak amounted to "an illegal intrusion into the American election campaign," Lutsenko told me.
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The parliamentarian has advised senators that several parts of the bill could be stripped out, according to a document released Friday by Sen.
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A spokesman for McConnell was quick to point out that the parliamentarian only provides guidance on the legislation to help inform subsequent drafts.
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Asaduddin Owaisi, a prominent Muslim parliamentarian from the southern city of Hyderabad, claimed it was an attempt to demonize the entire Muslim community.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), one of the most senior Republicans working on the health care bill, met with the Senate parliamentarian this week.
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They met with GOP leaders and the Senate parliamentarian on Thursday morning to discuss whether the change would be allowed under Senate rules.
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The tax bill that the House passed Tuesday has a few minor infractions, the Senate parliamentarian said, according to a statement from Sen.
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As the Senate's former parliamentarian, I am also saddened by what I see as the individual and institutional abdication of the Senate's responsibilities.
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Roberts had lingered after the proceedings to chat with parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough and was among the last to leave the Senate Saturday afternoon.
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that the budget resolution that authorized passage of Obamacare repeal through reconciliation expires at the end of September.
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However, if the Senate parliamentarian – an unelected staffer – advises that these elements of the bill cannot be considered under reconciliation, ignore her advice.
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John Larson (D-Conn.), a former Democratic Caucus chairman, consulted the House parliamentarian and Congressional Research Service to confirm what options were available.
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"The president referred to 'restrictions' and said that he was unable to use women," Mahmoud Sadeghi, a parliamentarian, told the reformist newspaper Etemaad.
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One provision questioned by the parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, and cherished by conservatives would cut off federal funds for Planned Parenthood for one year.
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Afterward, Salehi was mobbed by 20 retirees asking for his number so they could contact the up-and-coming parliamentarian after Friday's elections.
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The kingdom will not sit idly by and allow Iran to gain de facto control of Iraq, which has parliamentarian elections in May.
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A Russian nationalist parliamentarian, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, had been calling for Russia to seize back the mostly ethnically Russian area, where he was born.
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At least some outside experts don't see a meaningful difference between Graham-Cassidy's provisions and the waivers the parliamentarian has already struck down.
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Hassan Kamran, a parliamentarian from Isfahan, publicly criticised energy minister Reza Ardakanian this month, accusing him of not properly implementing a water distribution law.
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"Trump can discuss talking to Iran through a phone when he does not use the language of threat and force," the parliamentarian told Pleitgen.
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Syed Tahir Hussain Mashhadi, an opposition parliamentarian of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party and a member of the senate committee that Sultan briefed.
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"The parliamentarian has provided guidance on an earlier draft of the bill, which will help inform action on the legislation going forward," he said.
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John Woodcock, a Labour parliamentarian, found the warm reception for the patriarch "very troubling" in view of Russia's support for the "murderous" Syrian regime.
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A longtime CDU man from a small town near Dortmund, in Germany's west, he earned his spurs as a fearsome parliamentarian in the 1990s.
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The Senate's parliamentarian has also blown significant holes in the legislation, deeming several important provisions to be in violation of the Senate's budget rules.
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Rene Dosiere, a parliamentarian who tracks abuses of public money, said 92 members of parliament were known to have family members on the payroll.
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"The wolf must be taken in hand," said an aspiring parliamentarian, Francis Palombi, when pressed by voters in an election campaign early this summer.
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David Lammy has recently made a fool of himself by comparing Brexiteers to the Nazis, but he is nevertheless, in general, an excellent parliamentarian.
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They'll still try to convince the parliamentarian that the anti-abortion restrictions comply with budget rules, and some Republicans remain optimistic that they'll win.
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MacArthur amendment: Stays in, if Senate rules allow it while still enabling the bill to pass with 51 votes (the parliamentarian ultimately decides that).
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The Senate parliamentarian, an adviser who helps legislators interpret laws, found three provisions in the bill that violated the so-called Senate Byrd rules.
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"If we have these problems in Kinshasa, what hope is there for the rest of the country?" said the committee member, parliamentarian Toussaint Alonga.
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Lawmakers will not be allowed to serve in the cabinet, meaning any parliamentarian appointed minister will have to resign their seat in the assembly.
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The fate of that proposal may depend on the Senate parliamentarian, who's deciding this week what ACA rewrites are allowed under Senate budget rules.
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The purges have "little to do with respect for due process and basic rights", says Sezgin Tanrikulu, an opposition parliamentarian and human rights-lawyer.
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"The weakness of the Congress is the strength of the President," British parliamentarian and historian James Bryce wrote in "The American Commonwealth" in 220006.
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The House will have to revote on the bill Wednesday after the Senate parliamentarian ruled that three provisions in the bill violated Senate rules.
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Even if the Senate parliamentarian misinterprets those rules — and this would be an egregious misinterpretation — a majority of the Senate can overrule that misinterpretation.
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The short answer is that we don't know until the Senate Parliamentarian provides her ruling, but that it was academic when Obama was president.
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At one point, the Senate's Parliamentarian came over and Corker used his hands to try to convey a point to her for several minutes.
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The decision to withdraw rescission requests from the Federal Highway Administration likely reflects a concern that the Senate parliamentarian would not allow the move.
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After it was reviewed in the Senate, the Senate parliamentarian ruled changes would have to be made in order to abide by the procedure.
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Senate Republicans could try to overrule the Parliamentarian via a "point of order" from the floor, but this would require the same 22019 votes.
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Last month, the Senate's parliamentarian told the budget committee that the Senate only had until September 30 to repeal Obamacare with a simple majority.
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In a meeting with senior parliamentarian Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh, Burt referred to the case of a British-Iranian dual national detained in Iran, IRNA reported.
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"I warn the president and security and judiciary officials to prevent the occurrence of a second Kahrizak," Mahmoud Sadeghi, a parliamentarian, tweeted on Monday.
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Conservatives have one more card to play: They have already begun to argue that the Senate can actually overrule the parliamentarian if they want.
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But if MacDonough disagrees, and conservatives push to circumvent the parliamentarian, they're going to run into a big problem: Their senior colleagues oppose it.
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Jairam Ramesh, a parliamentarian who was Minister of Rural Development between 2011 and 2014, said the law he helped draft was constantly being diluted.
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Senate leadership, he said, has been conferring with the Senate parliamentarian to see if the House-passed resolution could be amended before the vote.
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"The place is very big, and rule of law doesn't work here," said U Tin Soe, a National League for Democracy parliamentarian representing Hpakant.
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The bill will also need to be reviewed by the Senate's parliamentarian to ensure that its provisions adhere to rules for the budget process.
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In the Senate, the parliamentarian required the bill to pass through several committees with an up or down vote before reaching a full vote.
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However, the Senate parliamentarian has ruled that the provision violates Senate rules governing the fast-track procedure Republicans are using to avoid a filibuster.
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"The opponents of the government have benefited from social media," said Shahrouz Afkhami, a former parliamentarian who served on a committee examining social issues.
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The Senate parliamentarian normally decides whether particular provisions violate the Byrd rule, but the Senate can waive the rule with a 60-vote majority.
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Better to let the Senate legislative aides confer on those matters with the parliamentarian, one staff member who helped write the bill told me.
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Ibrahim Malikzada, the district's parliamentarian and a hardened anti-Taliban fighter since the 222s, arrived from Kabul to try to muster a final defense.
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British entrepreneur and parliamentarian Michelle Mone has defended her billionaire boyfriend over his links to an alleged £13 million ($16.9 million) tax avoidance scheme.
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Even if the parliamentarian or Chief Justice Roberts were to say otherwise, Mr. Davidson added, a Senate majority could always vote to override them.
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As he elaborated on his credentials—he was also a parliamentarian, an engineer, and a military commander—a group of Iraqi police officers appeared.
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James Lankford of Oklahoma, who said Republicans got an "initial opinion" from the parliamentarian that they could amend it by a simple majority vote.
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Major portions of the bill require 60 votes, according to the Senate parliamentarian, meaning they most likely will not survive on the Senate floor.
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The researchers also found another wave of links trying to trick a Tibetan parliamentarian into allowing a malicious app access to their Gmail account.
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Additionally, the parliamentarian advised the legislation can't fund critical payments to insurers compensating them for lowering the out-of-pocket costs for certain enrollees.
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The House is expected to revote on the bill Wednesday after the Senate parliamentarian found that several measures violated the rules governing the legislation.
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But Smári McCarthy, a parliamentarian for the Pirate Party representing the southern constituency including Höfn, said too little attention has been paid to adaptation.
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Earlier this year, a Russian parliamentarian encouraged Russian businesses to use the technology to bypass U.S. and EU sanctions that restrict Russia's banking sector.
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that a repeal and replacement can only pass using budget reconciliation, which takes just 50 votes, through September 30.
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At least from the outside, the goal here seems to be to convince the parliamentarian that this provision isn't meant to target Planned Parenthood.
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A senior Russian parliamentarian told the Interfax news agency that the assassination will not disrupt previously scheduled talks between Russia, Turkey and Iran in Moscow.
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Some analysts have also floated the nuclear option, in which the presiding officer of the Senate — Vice President Mike Pence — just overrules the Senate parliamentarian.
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It is also still in a state of flux, after the Senate parliamentarian said that key provisions did not comply with the Senate's budget rules.
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Even under budget reconciliation, there is debate among Republicans whether or not these deregulatory provisions would be able to make it past a Senate parliamentarian.
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The argument took a nasty turn when a parliamentarian from President Vladimir Putin's party used anti-Semitic references to denounce the opponents of the handover.
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Ricardo Sanguino, the new president, is a Marxist former university professor who has spent 15 years as a loyal parliamentarian from the ruling socialist party.
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Cecile Kashetu Kyenge, a Congolese-born European parliamentarian with the ruling Democratic Party, says those sorts of headlines show how racism is on the rise.
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The parliamentarian was instrumental in passing a rule last year that allowed for members to breastfeed in the senate chambers, according to The Courier Mail.
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Senate Republicans will lose their special privileges to repeal Obamacare without any Democratic votes at the end of this month, the Senate parliamentarian ruled Friday.
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The response: Republicans "basically told McConnell to argue better" in persuading the parliamentarian that the anti-abortion restrictions should stay, a senior GOP aide said.
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The parliamentarian decided that parts of the proposal can't be passed under Senate budget rules, which largely allow only changes that affect spending and revenues.
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A report by opposition parliamentarian Zeynep Altiok said that the purge of public employees since the coup had deprived 1.5 million students of their teachers.
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"The repeal of this article preserves the dignity of women victims (against) the greatest humanitarian crime of rape," the female parliamentarian said in a statement.
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He walked through the crowded convention hall and demanded a meeting with the convention's Parliamentarian to find a way for the issue to be addressed.
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The former parliamentarian and investigative journalist obtained and released many of the pages of the "black ledger" and has been relentlessly attacked by Giuliani since.
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The House parliamentarian ruled that Pelosi had violated rules prohibiting personal attacks, but the House voted against striking her words in a party-line vote.
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McConnell will first bring the House-passed American Health Care Act, which has already been reviewed and scored by the Senate parliamentarian, to the floor.
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Four years later, Hitler was nominated for the prize by a Swedish parliamentarian, Erik Brandt, who apparently had meant it to be a satirical joke.
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Mozzi's parents are divorced and his mother, Nikki Williams-Ellis (formerly Nikki Shale), subsequently married the late Conservative Parliamentarian Christopher Shale, according to the BBC.
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Senate Republicans later amended the bill, stripping it of two provisions related to education funding, which the parliamentarian had identified as violating the Byrd rule.
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Last month, the Senate's parliamentarian informed the budget committee that the Senate only had until September 30 to repeal Obamacare with just a simple majority.
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The spending bill restores a provision that was stripped out of last year's $20173 trillion tax bill after the Senate parliamentarian objected to its inclusion.
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While his presence hasn't really changed the parliamentarian rules or structure of Congress, it has made a difference in the way the game is played.
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Their ultimate "nuclear option" would be to disregard the parliamentarian and have Vice President Mike Pence decide what policies should be allowed in the bill.
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When Nikol Pashinyan, a prominent journalist, activist and former parliamentarian became prime minister on May 8, a sense of a new era enveloped the country.
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Co-Founder of and former deputy secretary general of Kabila's PPRD, Celestin Tunda is former parliamentarian who was elected in national legislative elections in 2006.
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But in early September, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the authorization to repeal Obamacare through the special procedure known as reconciliation expires on Sept. 30.
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Perhaps the parliamentarian will advise these elements do have a significant impact on the budget, given the evidence of the last seven years of ObamaCare.
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India's youngest parliamentarian, Chandrani Murmu, was subjected to such a "deepfake," with her face superimposed onto an obscene video, before she was elected last year.
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Politico wrote about Elizabeth MacDonough, the Senate parliamentarian — the rules maestro — who will help Chief Justice John Roberts navigate the procedural elements of the trial.
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"I'm a parliamentarian and I have a right to speak, and I shouldn't be frightened but ... I'm very frightened actually," she said at the time.
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But the House will have to revote on the bill Wednesday after the Senate parliamentarian ruled that three provisions in the bill violated Senate rules.
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"The news from the parliamentarian was another dip in the roller coaster ride," SBA List President Marjorie Dannenfelser told The Washington Post over the weekend.
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But if for some reason the parliamentarian rules against the amendment or the amendment fails to get a majority, move to a third amendment — Sen.
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"His greatest weakness is that he values money over everything else," parliamentarian Mustafa Nayyem, the man widely credited with sparking the Euromaidan protests, told Reuters.
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They had demanded the inclusion of a "trigger" but were told by the Senate parliamentarian on Thursday that it didn't comply with the Senate rules.
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He originally called for a tax-increase trigger, but that provision ran into issues with the Senate parliamentarian and couldn't be included in the bill.
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James Lankford, an Oklahoma Republican, former longtime Senate parliamentarian Alan Frumin said there was a movement, ultimately abandoned, to make the Clinton deliberations public. 10.
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"My own prediction is that the parliamentarian is likely to strike the waiver provision," Daniel Hemel, a University of Chicago law professor, wrote on Medium.
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"The things that make it challenging for a professional parliamentarian is that reconciliation was designed for minor budgetary adjustments, not major policy proposals," Frumin says.
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In George Eliot's 22017 novel Middlemarch, she subjects her would-be parliamentarian Mr. Brooke to "a hail of eggs" during a poorly received campaign speech.
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"I would assume that the chief justice, whether he always followed the advice of the parliamentarian or not, would at least want him there to give him the benefit of what the practices of the Senate had been, and then he would have the same right that all presiding officers have to ignore the advice of the parliamentarian and rule as he wanted," Riddick said.
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"Facebook has attracted a lot of attention because the far right scene has used it so much," said Renate Kuenast, a parliamentarian from the environmentalist Greens.
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Ana Gomes, a Portuguese EU parliamentarian, and Sven Giegold, a German EU lawmaker, said they were disappointed by an earlier appearance in parliament by Deutsche Bank.
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Far-right Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders has planned the contest for later in the year, and caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed are to be exhibited.
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that another big piece of the GOP health care bill violates Senate budget rules, Senate Budget Committee Democrats announced this afternoon.
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If someone calls a "point of order" on a piece of legislation, the Senate Parliamentarian will determine if the legislation qualifies under the rules of reconciliation.
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"If we succeed with the initiative we launched today, it will be an historic achievement," said Anders Vistisen, a European parliamentarian with the Danish People's Party.
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"The reason we did it that way is because, we believed that the Senate parliamentarian won't let us use what we call dynamic scoring," Ryan said.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled Thursday that a fiscal "trigger," important to winning deficit-wary Corker's support for the GOP plan, will not work under Senate rules.
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But once the Senate parliamentarian rules that a reconciliation bill meets all of the requirements, as she did with H.R. 85033, a new precedent is set.
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On something as important to them as Obamacare repeal, they want to gut as much of the law as possible no matter what the parliamentarian says.
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Swami Ram Vilas Vedanti, a white-bearded leader of the trust and a former B.J.P. parliamentarian, said erecting the temple was about correcting a historical injustice.
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Because the Newman's Own provision would have such a small effect on revenue, he said, it was struck from the Senate bill by the Senate parliamentarian.
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The Senate parliamentarian could be seen advising Chief Justice John Roberts and handing him papers as Tuesday's debate over the Trump trial rules began in earnest.
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The chief justice could reject this interpretation, which would likely lead to minor chaos as the Senate parliamentarian and others got sucked into the discussion. But!
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To use those rules, all parts of the bill must have a budgetary effect, and the parliamentarian ruled the Johnson language did not meet that standard.
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While the parliamentarian OK'd the Planned Parenthood language in the 2015 repeal bill, it didn't pass the test this time, even though the language is identical.
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Elizabeth McDonough, the Senate parliamentarian, ruled that language cutting off federal funds for Planned Parenthood, a central provision for many conservatives, appeared to violate Senate rules.
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The provision was removed by the Senate parliamentarian for technical reasons before the bill passed the Senate this month by a vote of 51 to 49.
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The Senate parliamentarian said, while reviewing a different repeal bill, that waiving the essential health benefits requirement would violate the Byrd Rule, according to Senate Democrats.
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"When Messi gave the anchor his shoes; he disrespected and humiliated Egypt, as well as all Arabs," Mohamed Husseiny, a parliamentarian from Giza, said on Tuesday.
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When Turkish women like Hüda Kaya, a parliamentarian with the Kurdish-backed Peoples Democratic Party or HDP, stood up for the Kurds, they became targets of hate.
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Francis Palombi, an aspiring parliamentarian, turned often to fears of the old predator while campaigning in Lozère, a densely forested department in southern France, early this summer.
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Taiwanese parliamentarian, founder of the New Power Party (NPP), and former chair of Amnesty International Taiwan Freddy Lim also sings in the legendary Taiwanese metal band Chthonic.
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But on Thursday, the Senate parliamentarian effectively killed that effort by ruling that the trigger couldn't pass through the budget reconciliation process with just a majority vote.
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According to Openpolis, an NGO, Mr Piccoli's rethink was the 533rd time an Italian parliamentarian had changed sides since the start of the current legislature in 2013.
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Over 50% of the 227,22007 Christians who fled to Kurdistan have returned to their homes on the Nineveh plains, says Romeo Hakari, a Christian parliamentarian in Erbil.
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Senate Republicans and Democrats are debating the GOP health care bill this week before the parliamentarian, who will then decide if certain provisions comply with budget rules.
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House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer made the announcement that the House parliamentarian had ruled Pelosi's comments were not in order and should not be used in debate.
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Decisions about which provisions can and cannot be protected from filibuster under reconciliation, because of the Byrd rule, then fall into the lap of the Senate's parliamentarian.
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"I believe today is yet another black day in Pakistan's history," Ahsan Iqbal, a senior parliamentarian from Abbasi's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party, told reporters.
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Also, the parliamentarian is still considering whether to allow a provision that would allow insurers to charge higher premiums to older enrollees, as compared to younger ones.
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The arrests prompted parliamentarian Mahmoud Sadeghi to write a letter to the head of the Guards asking the group not to interfere in the upcoming presidential election.
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Many parliamentarian-elects from the National League for Democracy credited U.S. sanctions for this, as they deeply isolated the junta and cast a spotlight on Myanmar's plight.
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Parliamentary experts warn that briefing Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough on various proposals and receiving her feedback before putting legislative language on paper will be a lengthy process.
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The Senate's parliamentarian has given guidance that the budget that enabled the Senate to use reconciliation for health care will expire at the end of the month.
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"I think it's impractical to say — they're saying repeal everything, even those things the parliamentarian says we can't repeal, and then put them back in place," Sen.
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Leadership aides acknowledged that the Senate plan would still need to undergo some changes in upcoming days in order to pass the muster of the Senate parliamentarian.
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A Senate staffer told The Hill on Friday that a ruling from the parliamentarian likely won't come until the measures are called up on the chamber floor.
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Sven Giegold, an EU parliamentarian who also helped write the law, demanded a parliamentary enquiry into the flouting of the rules, attacking the Commission, the EU's executive.
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No one really knows what the Senate parliamentarian will and won't allow, but experts I've spoken to believe both bills would be disqualified dozens of times over.
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Politico reported Thursday that a purported cyber attack of Manafort's daughter shows a text that appears to be from Ukrainian parliamentarian Serhiy Leshchenko, attempting to reach Manafort.
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Mr. McConnell said he was involved in discussions with the Senate parliamentarian to see if the one-page resolution that passed through the House could be amended.
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As political inspiration, he cites his grandfather, a member of Mahatma Gandhi's freedom movement in the 1940s who was jailed for four years before becoming a parliamentarian.
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As the great parliamentarian Edmund Burke is believed to have said, "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."
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But a former Senate parliamentarian noted to CNN that a quasi-rule started years ago allowed senators suffering from ulcers to drink milk in addition to water.
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Louise Mensch, a former right-wing British parliamentarian and romance novelist, spreads the newest, punchiest, and often most unfounded Russia gossip to her 283,000 followers on Twitter.
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The Senate parliamentarian declared on Friday that certain aspects of the BCRA, including Planned Parenthood defunding and restrictions on abortion coverage, would still require that 60-vote approval.
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He did the same thing last week during a deposition and left after the House parliamentarian said he could not stay because he was not on the committees.
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On this trip The Duchess met female parliamentarian leaders in Kigali and visited Gihembe refugee camp, where women were working on leadership and empowerment at a grassroots level.
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The Senate parliamentarian has deemed several key provisions in violation of the chamber's budget rules, including a provision that is essential to the bill's own internal policy logic.
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Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and German parliamentarian Fabio De Masi, who will appeal Tuesday's ruling, had asked to see a legal opinion informing the ECB decision.
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To reject the professional judgment of the Senate's nonpartisan parliamentarian, who serves as the referee in disputes over the Senate rules, simply by ignoring her would be unprecedented.
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After initially raising the issue of 'X-passports' with the British passport office in 1995, the campaigner went on to seek support from a local parliamentarian in 2005.
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Opposition parliamentarian Labour Ben Bradshaw, who was the first MP to raise concerns about potential Kremlin interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum, said Reuters' findings were "extremely troubling".
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They aim to sideline the nonpartisan parliamentarian, who makes the calls on what kinds of legislation can be passed via reconciliation, and replace her with Vice President Pence.
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One League parliamentarian predicted that the party would lose thousands of votes in the north because of the new focus on the south, without gaining much in return.
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Its navy can best be described as ragtag, says Parliamentarian Viktor Romaniuk, especially after Russia seized Crimea in 2014, and with it a large portion of Ukraine's fleet.
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Wild boars are not native to La Pampa; they were brought from Europe for hunting more than a century ago by Pedro O. Luro, a banker and parliamentarian.
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Initially House GOP leaders argued changes to Essential Health Benefits would not pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, but they seem more willing to test the waters now.
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Elina Lepomaki, a second-term parliamentarian, said on Saturday in a post on her website that she will run for the party's chair at its congress in June.
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The Senate parliamentarian deemed that trigger out of bounds under the budget rules that Republicans must abide by in order to shield their bill from a Democratic filibuster.
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The Senate parliamentarian agreed, ruling that the language violated Senate budget rules that prohibit "extraneous matters" and policymaking on bills that use a special procedure to avoid filibusters.
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The Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, and her aides were scrambling to prepare for an event with little precedent in American history — the impeachment trial of a U.S. president.
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She worked for the Justice Department, then took a job as an assistant Senate parliamentarian in 1999 and became the first woman to head the office in 2012.
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Parliamentarian Harriet Harman, from the Labour opposition party, has proposed amendments to a forthcoming bill on domestic abuse that would prevent such claims being used as a defence.
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As a result, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the amendment was not relevant to the War Powers resolution, which stripped it of its privileged status in the Senate.
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A surprise ruling from the Senate parliamentarian set off a mad dash to approve USMCA in six committees other than the Finance panel, which has jurisdiction over trade.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled earlier this year that defunding language included in the GOP's health-care bill didn't meet the rules and would need 60 votes for passage.
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ROME (Reuters) - If parliamentarian Elvira Savino has her way, Italian parents who insist on a vegan diet for their children will risk up to four years in jail.
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The conservatives met with GOP leaders and the Senate parliamentarian on Thursday in an effort to make progress on some sort of deal to make the change. Sen.
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The House will have to vote again on the bill Wednesday after the Senate parliamentarian ruled that three provisions in the bill violated Senate rules for budget reconciliation.
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But the Senate parliamentarian has ruled the bill's simple majority status expires at the end of September — setting up another end-of-the-month hurdle for GOP leadership.
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Next, the Senate Parliamentarian — an obscure unelected official who is the keeper of the legislative body's rules — will have to determine if the bill will qualify for reconciliation.
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"The deal of the century is a ... one-sided concession, the Arab side, while the occupier wins everything: land, peace and Gulf money," said Kuwaiti parliamentarian Osama Al-Shaheen.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - From a global perspective, the political crisis in Lower Saxony, which was triggered by the defection of a Green parliamentarian, looks a storm in a teacup.
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And GOP leaders are also still looking to confirm that the strategy they are exploring of including Obamacare replacement measures in the repeal bill will pass the Parliamentarian test.
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Rajan, who was unpopular among Indian officials such as parliamentarian Subramanian Swamy, had expressed interest in staying on for a second term but later told colleagues that he reconsidered.
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Jessie Kabwila, an academic and opposition parliamentarian who worked to change the marriage law, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone that it would take time to see results.
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Even then, the Senate parliamentarian traditionally serves as the final word on these issues, and staffers will argue their cases while a reconciliation bill is being drafted and considered.
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Republicans and Democrats will be negotiating with the Senate parliamentarian, who oversees the chamber's rules, next week to decide what can be included in the bill and what cannot.
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"The deal of the century is a...one-sided concession, the Arab side, while the occupier wins everything: land, peace and Gulf money," said Kuwaiti parliamentarian Osama Al-Shaheen.
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"The deal of the century is a... one-sided concession, the Arab side, while the occupier wins everything: land, peace and Gulf money," said Kuwaiti parliamentarian Osama Al-Shaheen.
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They planned to argue to the Senate parliamentarian that the new Medicaid work requirements and abortion restrictions violate the rules of budget reconciliation, according to a senior Senate aide.
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Agriculture Minister Jon Georg Dale will meanwhile move to the ministry for transport and communications, replacing Ketil Solvik-Olsen, while parliamentarian Baard Hoksrud will take on Dale's old portfolio.
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But the Senate parliamentarian, the adjudicator of the chamber's rules, ruled them impermissible under the budget process Republicans were using to pass the bill without any support from Democrats.
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The parliamentarian determined the trigger would not be compliant with the Byrd Rule, which allows bills that fit certain narrow criteria to advance with a 51-vote majority. Sen.
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The House parliamentarian found that the legislation violated a constitutional requirement that any bill affecting government revenues must originate in the House, something known as a "blue slip" violation.
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They can't formally take up the House bill until the CBO finishes its analysis, which could take one to two weeks, and have it reviewed by the Senate parliamentarian.
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"Facebook must put up with the accusation that it is the world's biggest platform for hate and that it is doing nothing against this," said Green parliamentarian Dieter Brosz.
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And a note of caution: There is still no guidance as to whether these waivers will survive the Senate parliamentarian and be allowed to be in the final bill.
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Parliamentarian Rajan Vichare of regional party Shiv Sena that controls the civic bodies of Mumbai and Thane said work on a new burial ground in Thane was nearing completion.
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Zimbabwean parliamentarian Ncube Siphiwe, a senator for Bulawayo Metropolitan province, said the authorities were aware of this trend, with abandoned beer halls converted into unofficial venues for sex work.
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According to Sanders, the Senate parliamentarian declared Friday that the Senate's 2017 budget resolution, which gave reconciliation instructions to repeal Obamacare, will expire at the end of the month.
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The veteran finance minister, 74, is the longest serving lawmaker in the Bundestag lower house of parliament and he will run for another four years as parliamentarian in September.
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Earlier this month, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the 2628 reconciliation vehicle will expire at the end of the 28503 fiscal year, which happens at midnight on Sept. 22019.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled the Yemen resolution was no longer privileged, the mechanism that allowed supporters to force a vote on it and pass it with a simple majority.
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The Senate parliamentarian has warned Republicans that a provision in their healthcare reform bill related to abortion is unlikely to be allowed, raising a serious threat to the legislation.
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Major portions of the Republican bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare will require 60 votes, according to the Senate parliamentarian, meaning they are unlikely to survive on the floor.
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Pelosi, for her part, was unapologetic, and House Democrats ultimately voted to allow her comments to remain in the congressional record despite the parliamentarian ruling them out of order.
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Senate Finance Committee chairman Orrin Hatch told reporters that "the parliamentarian told us this is what we have to do," and said all committee members were notified in advance.
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House Republicans will need to pass their tax plan for a second time after the Senate parliamentarian ruled that provisions in the bill violated the rules governing the legislation.
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It was no accident that when the Nigerian Constitution was being drafted, preference was given to the American presidential system rather than the parliamentarian model inherited from the British.
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Fillon was investigated for embezzlement, and French judges asked to lift Le Pen's immunity as an European Union parliamentarian so they could look into charges that she diverted money.
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The managers are usually announced at the rear door of the Senate chamber by the secretary for the majority (currently Laura Dove, daughter of former Senate Parliamentarian Robert Dove).
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They must insist on unfettered political participation -- not only to vote, but also to hold office, with regulations maintaining the quota of 27% of parliamentarian seats going to women.
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According to former EU parliamentarian Paulo Casaca, the Kurdish Regional Government has demonstrated the utmost respect for all minorities that have been widely persecuted in other areas of Iraq.
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He said the insurance regulatory reforms, the set up of high-risk pools and the elimination of the employer-provided insurance rule are "ripe" for challenge before the parliamentarian.
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Kampala, Uganda (CNN)Robert Kyagulanyi, the Ugandan parliamentarian and pop star popularly known as Bobi Wine, returned to Uganda Thursday, where he is set to face charges of treason.
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Republicans and Democrats will be negotiating with the Senate parliamentarian, who oversees the chamber's rules, this week to decide what can be included in the bill and what cannot.
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That's because the draft bills have not yet undergone scrubbing and analysis by the Senate's parliamentarian, an expert who scrutinizes legislation to make sure it complies with the rules.
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In Ukraine, a parliamentarian affiliated with the president, Petro Poroshenko, who is generally regarded as pro-Western, accused rival politicians of paying as much as $200,000 for inaugural tickets.
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One wrinkle in the whole process is that while the Senate parliamentarian does give guidance on what provisions violate reconciliation rules, the final decision rests with the majority party.
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"If the parliamentarian disagrees, the vice president has the statutory and constitutional authority (as does the Senate majority) to rule to the contrary," he wrote last week at Politico.
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In December, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk was tackled by a parliamentarian during a speech in which he deflected criticism that the cabinet was not doing enough to fight corruption.
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The provision was ruled inadmissible by the Senate parliamentarian — meaning Berea will be forced to pay a 1.4% tax on its endowment once President Trump signs the bill into law.
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Opposition Senator, Sherry Rehman, who in 2004 became the first parliamentarian in the country to introduce a bill against honor killings, told CNN the status quo is not good enough.
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If the legislation is not deficit neutral or if the parliamentarian decides that the waivers are not related to the budget, Senate Democrats will be able to filibuster the bill.
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After all, the murder last year of pro-European British parliamentarian Jo Cox, days before the referendum on membership of the European Union, did not visibly change the eventual outcome.
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One of his most outspoken critics, parliamentarian Jacob Rees-Mogg, kept up the criticism on Wednesday when he accused Carney of having made "dire" warnings about a vote for Brexit.
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While no final decision will be made by the parliamentarian until there is a formal bill, she has given strong indications that the abortion language will not make the cut.
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Veli Agbaba, parliamentarian from the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), said authorities did not allow him and others within 10 km (6 miles) of the construction site on Monday.
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After Zuckerberg declined an invitation to appear before British lawmakers, Collins, a parliamentarian from Britain's governing Conservative Party, sent Facebook a letter insisting that Zuckerberg give evidence before the committee.
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GOP negotiators picked up the pace of their discussions with the parliamentarian after the Congressional Budget Office released an updated score for the House-passed healthcare bill in late May.
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"If (Trump) continues his racist position, it will bring danger to American assets," Hasanuddin, a parliamentarian who is also a member of the assembly's commission overseeing foreign policy, told Reuters.
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Koike, a long-time parliamentarian who served as Japan's first female defense minister as well as environment minister, and has long been seen as having ambitions to become prime minister.
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Portions of the Republican bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare will require 60 votes for passage, the Senate parliamentarian said Tuesday evening, dealing another blow to the GOP-led effort.
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The ruling from the parliamentarian comes after the Senate narrowly voted to begin debate on the House-passed ObamaCare repeal legislation, relying on Vice President Pence to break a tie.
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With assistance from the Budget Committee, and after hearing arguments from both sides of every contested question, the Senate Parliamentarian will advise the Presiding Officer on possible Byrd Rule violations.
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Last month, right-wing parliamentarian Ricardo Andrés Velásquez Parker introduced a bill that could increase the maximum penalty of abortion from eight to 50 years — the same as aggravated homicide.
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"They basically are tying all Congress members who are critical of Erdoğan as terrorism supporters, as well as those who are opposed to Trump," said Erdemir, the former Turkish parliamentarian.
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If the Senate parliamentarian rules that language cannot be included in the bill under budgetary rules, conservative anti-abortion advocacy groups could come out against the bill and sink it.
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ROME (Reuters) - A senior parliamentarian in the anti-immigration League party was convicted on Monday of racially abusing Italy's first black minister and handed an 18-month suspended prison term.
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"The problem is, who actually came to the debates, in relation to those we never hear from?" asked Jean-Michel Clément, a parliamentarian who left Mr. Macron's party last year.
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Vijay Mallya, known as the King of Good Times, a former parliamentarian and airline and liquor magnate, fled to Britain after being accused of defrauding banks of some $1.4 billion.
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"My corona test is positive ... I don't have a lot of hope of continuing life in this world," Mahmoud Sadeghi, a parliamentarian from Tehran, wrote on Twitter, according to Reuters.
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Part of the reason for that is Tehran didn't want to admit that an outbreak had begun there, even when a parliamentarian representing Qom said 50 people had been infected.
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"She's able to say what can be voted on with a simple majority versus what requires a supermajority, so this gives the parliamentarian extraordinary influence on the outcome," Conrad said.
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As well as being foreign policy spokesman for Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union, Hardt is also Germany's senior parliamentarian on transatlantic relations and knows the direction of German government thinking.
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When it picks up again, the general counsel for the Intelligence Committee, Maher Bitar, relays a ruling from the House Parliamentarian indicating that Gaetz is not allowed to be present.
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Republicans and Democrats are making formal presentations this week to the Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, who serves as a sort of referee, deciding whether specific provisions of the bill comply.
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The matter was raised by one European parliamentarian as an example of a human rights violation on a day marking the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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The parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, a lawyer who has long worked for the Senate, has the power to strip out key parts of the bill if they don't pass legal muster.
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As Amélie de Montchalin, a 21997-year-old first time parliamentarian, told Vox on Friday, Macron attracted candidates to run by promising to prioritize skill over loyalty or political experience.
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At a news conference at the Shifa hospital in Gaza this week, Marwan Abu Rass, a Hamas parliamentarian, called Mr. Abbas a traitor and said he should be publicly hanged.
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The campaign to determine whether Britain will leave or remain in the European Union resumed on Sunday after a three-day hiatus, following the murder of Labor Parliamentarian Jo Cox.
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Getting a vote on a procedural matter would require some rejecting unanimous consent agreements that preclude spontaneous roll-call votes and some preparation, perhaps in consultation with the Senate parliamentarian.
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The comments from the spokesman, Kasra Nouri, came after an Iranian parliamentarian said Zanganeh had submitted his resignation, one day after Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced he was resigning.
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"The opposition should understand that there are new realities on the ground in Syria and international changes – it's not like it was in 2011," said pro-Assad Syrian parliamentarian Sharif Shehadeh.
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TASS cited a Russian parliamentarian at the time as saying Moscow would call on the two countries to use the opportunity to have direct talks to try to narrow their differences.
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"Attempts to enact change will depend on the coalition's readiness," said Merera Gudina, an Oromo opposition leader and former parliamentarian who spent a year in jail on charges of inciting unrest.
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As Ukrainian parliamentarian Nataliya Katser-Buchkovska says, Ukraine needs to hear from the "guarantors of the Western order" that it will not be left alone in its battle against outside aggressors.
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Defunding Planned Parenthood for a year and preventing tax credits from being used to buy health insurance plans that cover abortion services are two "merely incidental" provisions, according to the Parliamentarian.
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"I strongly want to say that this bill still needs a lot of amendments," said Rehman, who was the first parliamentarian in the country to introduce a bill against honor killings.
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In a typical expression of this sentiment, the Socialist Belgian parliamentarian Willy Demeyer has said the Great Mosque's present regime is an outdated throwback to the diplomatic deals of the sixties.
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Here's why: The Congressional Budget Office has to give its cost estimates for the bill before Republicans can argue their case to the Senate parliamentarian that the waivers should be allowed.
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Recap of Thursday night: The Senate parliamentarian said that Corker's "trigger" idea, which would have raised taxes if the deficit was growing in a few years, didn't comply with budget rules.
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Christopher Chope, 71, a veteran politician who was knighted this year, blocked the bill proposed by opposition Liberal Democrat parliamentarian Wera Hobhouse that was widely supported in the House of Commons.
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For example, the Senate parliamentarian has warned Republicans that a provision preventing tax credits from being used on insurance plans that cover abortion is unlikely to be allowed under Senate rules.
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Sudanese parliamentarian Hassan Othman Rizq, who has spearheaded a campaign for withdrawing forces from Yemen, told Reuters the decision to dispatch troops there was illegal because lawmakers had not approved it.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada must do a better job of communicating that asylum seekers are not a threat to the country, the parliamentarian charged with dealing with the refugee influx told Reuters.
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"She is actually trying to speak truth to power, trying to say, 'You can't do this,' ... and it keeps happening," New Democratic Party parliamentarian Nathan Cullen told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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The downing of the U.S. drone sent a message to other countries in the region to rely on their own abilities, a senior Iranian parliamentarian said on Wednesday, according to Mehr.
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Arkadiusz Mularczyk, a parliamentarian from the ruling Law and Justice party, said Wednesday that he has commissioned a report, due next week, into whether Poland can legally proceed with a claim.
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The catch is that the legislation must pass a six-part test known as the Byrd Rule, and it's up to the parliamentarian to advise whether legislative provisions meet its requirements.
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Duda, a 44-year-old former lawyer and parliamentarian, said the proposals were "still on the table" but signalled Warsaw was ready to work "within the treaties" to achieve its aims.
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But after reworking the proposal several times, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the trigger wouldn't pass Senate rules that allowed Republicans to pass their tax bill along a party-line vote.
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And a Ukrainian parliamentarian released a purported tape recording of a top Ukrainian law enforcement official bragging that he was responsible for the leak and was trying to help Clinton win.
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"Law and Justice is depicting LGBT activists as a threat to traditional Polish values," Robert Biedron, Poland's first openly gay parliamentarian, who now sits in the European Parliament, told VICE News.
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He added that the he left the stage briefly to confer with RNC chairman Reince Priebus, top Donald Trump aide Paul Manafort and the convention's parliamentarian on how to move on.
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A scripted affair This impeachment trial will be both a more scripted affair for Roberts -- he will work closely with the Senate parliamentarian -- yet one controlled by the predilections of others.
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"We have three big challenges to manage - climate change, food security, and the connection between agriculture, forestry, economy and employment," said Stephane Le Foll, a French parliamentarian and former agriculture minister.
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GOP leaders aimed to bring the trade agreement to the floor for a vote as soon as this week, but a ruling from the Senate parliamentarian has made that timing unlikely.
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The parliamentarian decided Monday that the USMCA implementing legislation needs to be considered by all of the relevant committees -- including not just the Senate Finance Committee, but also six other panels.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Israel will be destroyed in half an hour if the United States attacks Iran, a senior Iranian parliamentarian said on Monday, according to the semi-official Mehr news agency.
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I went through all the reasons this will be tough: The bill must be released, scored by CBO, analyzed by the Senate parliamentarian, debated, and voted on in less than three weeks.
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Zeman objected to the Social Democrats' first choice, party member and European parliamentarian Miroslav Poche, after he said during the European Union's migration crisis that his country should take in asylum seekers.
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"Gulf rulers have turned people from citizens into subservient subjects," says Abdulhadi Khalaf, a former Bahraini parliamentarian whose citizenship was revoked in 2012 and now lives in Sweden, as a citizen there.
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There are multiple provisions that Senate procedure experts (including the former Senate parliamentarian) are skeptical will survive the reconciliation process — they just don't seem related to the federal budget in any way.
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But as first reported by Bloomberg News, the Senate Parliamentarian, a non-partisan official who interprets Senate rules, has told Republicans that the reconciliation process essentially expires at the end of September.
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"I hope that many (in the European parliament) will understand that the topics we are running with have strong support among the population," said Harald Vilimsky, the FPO's most prominent EU parliamentarian.
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RYAN: The reason we did it that way is because we believed that the Senate parliamentarian won&apost let us use what we call dynamic scoring which is -- WALLACE: Score keeping ground.
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The three did not vote for an extended period, huddling with Republican leadership and the parliamentarian, before eventually voting with the rest of their caucus and advancing the bill one step further.
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However, the U.S. Senate parliamentarian has ruled against three provision of the Republican tax bill, forcing the House of Representatives to hold a second vote on the legislation, Senator Bernie Sanders said.
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A senior parliamentarian called for talks with Iran's partners in the nuclear deal and the United Nations' International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to ensure Iran could continue to enrich uranium, ISNA reported.
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Norbert Roettgen, a lawmaker in Merkel's Christian Democratic (CDU) party, and Greens parliamentarian Franziska Brantner said that the West must act immediately in view of the Syrian-Russian attacks in eastern Aleppo.
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But their idea has hit a snag when the Senate parliamentarian — the person in charge of ensuring the tax bill complies with Senate budget rules — said a "trigger" would break Senate rules.
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He also noted through the parliamentarian that the Senate confirmed 28500 of the past 6900 Supreme Court nominees either without a vote or with strong bipartisan majorities of more than 2628 votes.
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Thanks to a ruling from the Senate parliamentarian last month, Republicans in the Senate now have only until September 30 to pass any sort of repeal/replace measure with a simple majority.
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But when the parliamentarian nixed that proposal, they insisted on reducing the overall size of the package, regardless of whether it revs up the economy enough to substantially increase further federal revenues.
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This understanding is based on guidance from the Senate parliamentarian indicating that the privilege associated with a reconciliation vehicle for a given fiscal year expires at the end of that fiscal year.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled that the resolution was no longer "privileged" because of the anti-Semitism language was deemed non-germane, meaning that supporters cannot force a vote in the upper chamber.
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Expect the Senate parliamentarian to rule that any changes in spending or revenue ensuing from the hard right's hard-won opt-outs are "merely incidental" to these opt-outs' non-budgetary effects.
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The Senate's parliamentarian has suggested that Republicans only have until the end of the month to use their 2017 budget reconciliation bill as their vehicle to repeal Obamacare with a simple majority.
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Senate Republicans tried to exempt small colleges such as Berea in the tax-reform bill that passed in December, but the provision was removed after the parliamentarian said it violated procedural rules.
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Last week, a senior Iranian parliamentarian was quoted by the semi-official Mehr news agency as saying that if the United States attacked Iran, Israel would be destroyed in half an hour.
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"He simply doesn't have it; he doesn't have the temperament to deal with dissent," said Khurram Dastgir-Khan, a sitting opposition parliamentarian who served as the defense minister in the previous government.
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Karina Due, the Party's animal-welfare spokeswoman and a parliamentarian from a rural district, recently met me in her office and discussed the D.P.P.'s commitment to the preservation of Danish culture.
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Meanwhile, the ZEC, terrified they were losing control, announced on 1 August that the ZANU-PF had won a parliamentarian majority, all but assuring the victory of Mnangagwa in the presidential polls.
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But the lower chamber must vote on the bill again after the Senate parliamentarian ruled that two provisions in the House legislation were not compliant with budget rules for the reconciliation process.
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Deficit hawks had been pushing for a "trigger" to scale back tax cuts if economic growth projections aren't met, but the Senate parliamentarian ruled that this does not comply with budget rules.
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Two less-controversial provisions were nixed or forced to be changed by the parliamentarian, who has broad power to determine which parts of a bill comply with the Senate budget reconciliation process.
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Experts have long said they could not, and the Senate parliamentarian has ruled in at least one instance that the Republican efforts to unwind the bill's insurance rules violated the Byrd standard.
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The prime minister told reporters that parliamentarian Celina Caesar-Chavannes, who has publicly backed Wilson-Raybould several times and earlier this month attacked Trudeau on Twitter, had left the Liberal parliamentary caucus.
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Which brings us to ... If Democrats truly wanted to declare all-out partisan warfare, they could fire the parliamentarian and replace her with someone committed to the widest possible scope for reconciliation.
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No final legislation has been released, and the Senate parliamentarian was reviewing an earlier version of the Senate repeal-and-replace bill that has already failed to advance on the Senate floor.
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At least 25 people were killed and, according to one parliamentarian, up to 3,700 people were arrested, the biggest challenge yet for the government of president Hassan Rouhani, who was reelected last year.
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"I don't think ... that there is anything that would prevent the Senate Budget Committee from using OMB projections instead of CBO/JCT projections," Alan Frumin, a former Senate parliamentarian, said in an email.
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"Russia has chosen an obstructive attitude and from our point of view this stance is unjustifiable," Valls said after being asked by a parliamentarian why Paris was adopting a tough position on Russia.
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The sharp-tongued parliamentarian apologised for the offence he had caused, with the surreal excuse that in the heat of an argument some "not too successful turns of phrase" could sometimes be uttered.
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"They engage in this circus-like behavior because they can't defend the president's egregious misconduct," the official added, noting that the House Parliamentarian found the SCIF-stormers in violation of House deposition rules.
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Many aides also believe the provision would violate the "Byrd Rule," which says that items in a reconciliation bill have to affect the federal budget; it might be cut by the Senate parliamentarian.
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The controversy dominated local media coverage earlier in the week, but was overshadowed by political turmoil on Thursday, when the visit of a Russian delegation led by parliamentarian Sergei Gavrilov drew large protests.
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The measure would also defund Planned Parenthood for a year, even though the U.S. Senate's Office of the Parliamentarian ruled on Friday that the provision may be breaking the Senate's budget reconciliation rules.
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But Republican senators found out Thursday night that the Senate parliamentarian, who is in charge of making sure legislation abides by prescribed ground-rules, would not allow a trigger mechanism into the bill.
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After a recent ruling from the Senate parliamentarian, who dictates Senate's procedural rules, Republicans only have until September 30 to pass a health care bill on a party-line vote in the Senate.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled that all the parts of Obamacare that it repealed — Obamacare's insurance subsidies, Medicaid expansion, the law's tax increases, and its mandate to purchase coverage — could be dismantled through reconciliation.
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David Perdue said that after the parliamentarian ruled out a trigger, there would instead be an "automatic kick in at some point in the future," but the details are still being worked out.
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that more provisions of the Better Care Reconciliation Act — the Senate's Affordable Care Act replacement bill — don't comply with budget rules, meaning they'd need 60 votes to pass.
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Zuckerberg and Sandberg will be served with an formal summons should they "decide to come to Canada to go fishing," said Canada's Charlie Angus, a parliamentarian for the left-leaning New Democratic Party.
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Josef Riemer, the Freedom Party parliamentarian for the constituency, said in an emailed statement the party was taking the accusations very seriously and had suspended the official's membership until the case was resolved.
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"The parliamentarian does not decide whether the bill saves enough in HELP jurisdiction to be considered under reconciliation -- again the Chairman of the Budget Committee does," a GOP aide said in an email.
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"The parliamentarian has provided guidance on an earlier draft of the bill, which will help inform action on the legislation going forward," Joe Brenckle, spokesman for the Senate Budget Committee Republicans, told CNN.
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The legislation will have to survive the scrutiny of the parliamentarian if it is to qualify for passage through the budget reconciliation process, which only requires 50, rather than 60 votes, to pass.
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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), a pan-European body with 47 member states, appointed on Monday Dutch parliamentarian Pieter Omtzigt to monitor and report on the Maltese police investigation.
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"As the head of the executive branch, Mr. Rouhani and his colleagues must use this opportunity to the maximum," parliamentarian Gholamreza Tajgardoon said last week, according to the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA).
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She entered politics in the 85033s and quickly became a leading female parliamentarian, holding several key cabinet posts and befriending numerous world leaders, including Condoleezza Rice and even King Salman of Saudi Arabia.
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With the clock ticking—the Senate parliamentarian set September 30 as a deadline to use the reconciliation process—Obamacare is safe(-ish) for now, in large part due to progressive organizations and activists.
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"Member states will also have to cooperate more on cybersecurity — which is even more important in light of the current security situation in Europe," said Andreas Schwab, a EU parliamentarian backing the reforms.
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On Friday, though, the Senate parliamentarian made that far more difficult, with a ruling that the "reconciliation instructions" Congress passed earlier this year will expire at ... you guessed it, the end of September.
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So what caused a dustup recently that saw a senior Australian parliamentarian rebuke the British foreign secretary, and for a group of Australian MPs to then cancel a trip to London in protest?
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But as a result, they had to abide by budget rules that limited the contents of their bill, and three provisions were deemed by the Senate parliamentarian to run afoul of those rules.
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"We are a party of all, for all and by all," said Jyotiraditya Scindia, a Congress parliamentarian, and, in his mid-40s, is of Gandhi's generation and one of the party's "new guard".
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"Being family members of the most dangerous and ruthless fighters who have plenty of enemies among the people makes it difficult for these women," said Shukria Barakzai, a parliamentarian and women's rights campaigner.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's palace said on Friday the king does not have the confidence that any parliamentarian has majority support to form a new government, after meeting all of the country's lawmakers.
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The provisions appear to violate Senate rules, the parliamentarian said, giving Democrats grounds to challenge them as the Senate prepares for a battle next week over the future of the Affordable Care Act.
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While the parliamentarian acts as a neutral arbiter of the rules, the judgment calls are close, and the rule delegates an substantial amount of power to her over the substance of the law.
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The Senate parliamentarian has blocked language repealing the Johnson Amendment and allowing churches and 501(c)3 nonprofits to endorse candidates and engage in partisan politics from inclusion in the tax bill. Sen.
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There's also doubt over whether the Senate parliamentarian will approve $138 billion in funding to set up high-risk pools for older, sicker Americans in states that opt out of ObamaCare's insurance requirements.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled that three provisions in the version the House passed on Tuesday violated a rule that requires every provision in a reconciliation bill to have an impact on the budget.
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Bernie Sanders's office, the Senate parliamentarian has said that the bill's six-month waiting period for people who have a lapse in health coverage — the GOP's replacement for the individual mandate — is not permissible.
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Princess Estelle "was incredibly proud and excited" about her new brother, Urban Ahlin, the Swedish parliamentarian told the Swedish outlet Svenskedam after attending a cabinet meeting with the King just before the church service.
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A six-month waiting period for people who have a lapse in health coverage — the Republican replacement for Obamacare's individual mandate — does not comply with those rules, the parliamentarian has said, per Senate Democrats.
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The Senate parliamentarian ruled Friday that some parts of the Senate health care bill do not comply with budget rules, meaning that if they're included in the bill, they'll need 60 votes to pass.
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"The sanctions law ... is a blatant interference in Lebanese internal affairs, a violation of its national sovereignty and an unacceptable targeting of the Lebanese people," Hezbollah parliamentarian Hassan Fadlallah said in a televised statement.
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The British naval administrator and parliamentarian Samuel Pepys, for example, went on at great length in his journals about everything, from his bladder stones and his sexual escapades to what he had for lunch.
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The Senate's parliamentarian has suggested that the GOP only has until the end of September before their reconciliation vehicle -- the budget bill that allows them to pass health care with a simple majority -- expires.
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House conservatives, though, are frustrated with the Senate rules and say that if need be, the presiding officer of the Senate should simply overrule the Senate parliamentarian, who rules on what can be included.
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There's a snowball's chance in June (when all of this could play out) that the parliamentarian will take a dive for the cause of "freedom," allowing the opt-outs to proceed under reconciliation rules.
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GOP senators have also discussed keeping ObamaCare taxes to help pay for the costs of the bill, and language on Planned Parenthood in the House bill may be struck down by the Senate parliamentarian.
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The rumor is that the Senate parliamentarian could make her judgments as soon as Friday on what in the current bill, which includes the Cruz provision, complies with the Byrd Rule and what doesn't.
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This change was made despite the opinion of the Senate parliamentarian, appointed by the Democratic majority, that the proposed change violated Senate rules, which required a two-thirds vote to change the cloture rule.
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All three had argued that their experience as businessmen would help them to do a better job as president than Mr. Higgins, an academic, poet and former parliamentarian for the center-left Labour Party.
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Republicans hit a last-minute speed bump in their supercharged effort to pass a tax bill on Tuesday when the Senate parliamentarian advised that three provisions in the bill ran afoul of Senate rules.
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The Senate parliamentarian is the only person on the Senate payroll whose fundamental responsibility is to represent the interests of the Senate as an institution in the thousands of disputes between and among senators.
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"After defeating Daesh, the Iraqis should sit together and reach common ground on how to jointly run the country and not how to divide it," said a Sunni parliamentarian in Baghdad, Ahmed al-Misari.
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" The US Senate's parliamentarian emeritus Alan Frumin wrote that, "by sanctioning Trump's refusal to submit to oversight by Congress, the Senate is shirking its key role of providing a powerful check on the Presidency.
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The parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, has already offered some preliminary opinions on parts of a draft bill, and has found that several provisions violate budget rules and should not be included in a reconciliation bill.
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The Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, who serves as a sort of referee, has made a preliminary finding that a number of provisions of Mr. McConnell's repeal-and-replace bill appear to violate Senate rules.
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The parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, objected on Thursday to the waiver provision, saying it appeared to violate Senate rules being used to speed passage of the bill to repeal much of the Affordable Care Act.
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This year's award is the 100th Nobel Peace Prize award since 1901, when Henry Dunant, a founder of the Red Cross, and the French parliamentarian and peace activist Frederic Passy shared the first one.
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On this point, Republicans note that the parliamentarian has ruled on the reconciliation bill that passed in 85033 that lawmakers could eliminate the penalty for not complying with the employer mandate, rendering it toothless.
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At that time, the parliamentarian initially said eliminating the individual and employer mandates needed 22019 votes to be included in the bill, but the measure's language was later modified to comply with reconciliation rules.
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"It is the vice president who determines what is and is not permissible under budget reconciliation," Sanders said, suggesting that he would be willing to go over the head of a skeptical Senate parliamentarian.
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The parliamentarian even ruled against the bill's name, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, since the provision creating the name did not influence spending or revenue, as each provision must under Senate budget rules.
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"The first question would be what is the score in terms of receipts to the government and the outlays," says Alan Frumin, who served as Senate parliamentarian for 20 years before retiring in 2012.
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It would be her first time in Europe, but her goals as an Asgardian parliamentarian are bigger than that: she plans on helping protect the Earth by getting rid of space junk orbiting the planet.
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The parliamentarian technically offers only guidance on which policies comply with the Byrd Rule and which ones do not; the chair — which in this case could be Vice President Mike Pence — makes the final decision.
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ISMAILIA, Egypt — As his jeep careened along a narrow country road, swerving to avoid slower traffic, Talaat el-Sewedy, a newly elected parliamentarian, juggled two cellphones as he fielded a barrage of demands from supporters.
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