Any changes to the system would be gradually phased in.
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We have the possibility of a phased in, Gordon, denuclearization.
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The bill repeals the estate tax — though it's phased in.
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Other tax breaks are phased in slowly or phased out.
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That "downside risk" would be phased in over three years.
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" She added that McDonald's thinks increases should be "phased in.
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The benefits will be phased in over a three-year period.
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Any damage Republicans might do would be phased in over time.
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The increases would be phased in over a 28503-year period.
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Although it is still being phased in, the funding is incomplete.
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State Street's estimated fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 0003 (CET1) ratio under the advanced approaches was 11.7% at 2Q17, and its fully phased-in CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 11.0% at 2Q17.
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On a phased-in basis the headroom above the requirement was 170bp.
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The changes will be phased in beginning in July, Mr. Dirks said.
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All increases are to be phased in gradually by the year 2020.
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Some of the cuts were effective immediately; others are being phased in.
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But the increase is being phased in over a five-year period.
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The output floor will be phased in over five years from 2022.
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But some changes will doubtless be phased in over time, Collins said.
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MREL will be phased in over five years from 13 January 2018.
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But measures in Korus related to autos haven't yet been phased in.
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Staff budgets should be increased commensurately, too, again phased in over time.
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The main bank subsidiary is now 10bps away from fully phased-in compliance.
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San Francisco's paid leave will be phased in more quickly than New York's.
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The bank's phased-in Common Equity Tier 24.13 ratio now stands at 22%.
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Saudi stocks will be phased in by FTSE Russell beginning in March, 2019.
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Capital ratios are rising and are comfortably above phased-in Basel III requirements.
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And retailers had wanted the cuts to be phased in over 12 months.
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Voters approved that increase in 2016, and it has been phased in gradually.
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He also noted that a hike may need to be phased in over time.
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The Trump administration says the new rules will be phased in after 10 days.
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Of course, any changes would have to be phased in gradually for future retirees.
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These changes would be phased in over a period of up to 22060 years.
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BK also continues to exceed the fully phased-in liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) requirement.
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Provisions would be phased in after reaching agreement, with interim arrangements in some cases.
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These changes would be phased in over a period of up to 2200 years.
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Increases will be phased in during an initial three-year period, beginning this year.
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Both parties have said these measures will be phased in gradually starting from 2019.
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The refundable part phased in for families that earned at least $10,000 a year.
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The new restrictions on travel varied by country and include a phased-in approach.
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Russia has phased in a more accurate submarine-launched missile, the RSM-56 Bulava.
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She put out a more modest, phased-in plan, prompting attacks from the left.
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The cardiac model, known as a bundle, would be phased in starting in July.
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The requirements have been incrementally phased in over the past four or five years.
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The Labor rule, supposed to be phased in by 2018, could be rolled back.
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Starting in July, the work rules will be gradually phased in across the state.
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National discretion has helped banks to meet phased-in Basel III Liquidity Coverage Ratio requirements.
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Existing residents would see these restrictions phased in by 222, but impact new migrants immediately.
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It should be planned and phased-in at a pace not to exceed productive capacity.
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The new requirements were scheduled to be phased in between June 2017 and July 2019.
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MEDIOBANCA SAYS TO REVIEW DIVIDEND POLICY WERE PHASED-IN CET1 RATIO TO FALL BELOW 13%
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The way diplomacy works, those concessions from both sides will be phased in, in stages.
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New tax rules that increase taxes or eliminate preferences are often phased in over time.
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In other words, what if Seattle hadn't phased in a $13 minimum wage in 2016?
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The reductions will be phased in through 2020 using early retirement and other voluntary measures.
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The redesigned uniforms are being phased in and are provided free of charge to employees.
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Both the jobs and investment pieces could be phased in, expanded through testing and experimentation.
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"There's a phased-in approach to get to full employee screening," airport spokesman Reese McCranie said.
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The regulation will be phased in, starting with businesses that employ 50 workers in January 2017.
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Many must be phased in so the American people have enough time to adapt and plan.
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And what's been the impact on jobs as states and cities have phased in higher wages?
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Once phased in, a $28500 minimum wage would boost paychecks nationwide by $6900 billion a year.
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The work requirement will be phased in over the course of the demonstration, state officials said.
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The law also phased in a requirement that new cars be compatible with generic diagnostic tools.
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These measures will be both seen and unseen, and they will be phased in over time.
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Cuomo says the program, if passed by the Legislature, would be phased in starting this fall.
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As bans are phased in, diesel cars are likely to be swapped for electric vehicles, he said.
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Others expressing concern about corporate tax cuts that might get phased in over a number of years.
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We haven't reached springtime, but the new crop of summer action movies is already being phased in.
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The new rate will be introduced on January 1st and will be phased in over five years.
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Obama has proposed a 85033¢ per gallon tax on oil to be phased in over five years.
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Basel III, which requires banks to hold more capital, is being phased in until 2019 in Kuwait.
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The news service reported that the new design began being phased in at the start of 2019.
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The new restrictions on travel vary by country and include a phased-in approach beginning next month.
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The union held a rare strike in January, winning job guarantees while robots are phased in gradually.
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A cut in corporate tax rates to 25 percent from 33 percent would be phased in gradually.
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Once the $15 minimum is fully phased in, it would be adjusted upward for inflation each year.
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A higher eligibility age, if implemented, would almost certainly not be phased in as soon as 2019.
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The rule is currently scheduled to be phased in from April 10, 2017 through January 1, 2018.
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Also, Connecticut recently adopted new standards for commercial preparers, which will be phased in over several years.
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A higher federal minimum wage could be phased in over a longer time to get to $15.
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Finally, on Sunday, Mr. Maduro said the new bank notes would be phased in beginning on Monday.
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It was fully phased in in 2016; many people won't know that until they file their taxes.
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SG's P2R component, in terms of CET1, has been set at 1.5% of risk-weighted assets (RWAs), which together with the phased-in 0.5% G-SIB, 1.25% capital conservation buffers and the 4.5% Pillar 1 requirement results in a 0003 CET1 requirement of 7.75% on a phased-in basis.
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That rate would increase to 7.4% from 6.2% and would be gradually phased in from 2020 to 2043.
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A lower rate for the Michigan Public School Employees' Retirement System would be phased in over two years.
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Larson's plan also raises FICA payroll taxes by only 1 percent, phased in over a 25-year period.
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The Department of Labor Fiduciary Rule is a new ruling, scheduled to be phased in April 10, 2017.
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The proposal would not have taken effect under CEO Darren Woods, but would have been phased in later.
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Its many and detailed provisions are being phased in gradually and have been reviewed and adjusted several times.
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That rate would increase to 43% from 6.2% and would be gradually phased in from 2020 to 2043.
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"What date all of this gets phased in on is something we do not now know," Ryan added.
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Assuming the floor is agreed on, it will, like other Basel rules, be phased in over several years.
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That rate would increase to 7.4% from 6.2% and would be gradually phased in from 2020 to 3303.
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"It's not a big shock to the system, it's phased in a little at a time," Dietz said.
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One of the key improvements — reducing salt in school meals to safer levels — is still being phased in.
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Today, cities including Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles have adopted phased-in minimums of $15 an hour.
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It commits countries to removing tariffs on 90% of goods, with the remaining 10% phased in over time.
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Switzerland has introduced a minimum 20560% LR for its two GSIBs, to be phased in by end-244.
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The new method of payment proposed by the Trump administration would be phased in from 2020 to 2025.
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In August 21981, Mr. Reagan signed into law a bill that phased in tax cuts over three years.
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At end-2016, Mediobanca's phased-in common equity Tier 1 ratio was 12.3% and its FCC ratio 16.1%.
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The League has said the coalition program can be gradually phased in over the full-five year legislature.
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At end-June 0003, the phased-in common equity Tier 1 ratio, excluding 1H17 net profit, was 11.7%.
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I am asking why can't the U.S. start negotiating more favorable terms that are phased in over time?
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The regulations are still being phased in, so some growers have begun monitoring programs but others have not.
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These savings would grow each year as the TPP provisions are phased in and as new investment follows.
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Yet just 20 percent of companies have a formal program in place to facilitate a phased-in retirement.
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" Mr. de Blasio said he hoped the new rules would be "voted on quickly, but phased in smartly.
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In later years, though, manufacturers in particular fall prey to a pair of provisions phased in by Republicans.
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This same type of problem would affect all exporters as the new tax is phased in, Veuger notes.
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Emanuel last year pushed through a $543 million phased-in property tax increase for police and firefighter retirement systems.
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They said that you know, that sanctions relief was going to be phased in over time based on compliance.
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MS's 1Q5003 fully phased-in Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio ticked up to 6.4% from 6.2% in the sequential quarter.
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BAC's Basel III fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio improved under the advanced approaches to 9.8%.
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CIT and CIT Bank's fully phased-in CET 1 capital ratios of 14.0% and 13.7%, respectively, as of Sept.
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Some of its 2017 provisions have already been phased in but the majority has yet to go into effect.
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BAC's Basel III fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 2582 (CET24947) ratio improved under the advanced approaches to 10.5%.
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Today, those regulations are still being phased in—meaning some farms have started monitoring programs, and others have not.
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"Our preliminary estimates indicate that the fully-phased-in proposal is close to revenue-neutral," Toder and Viard wrote.
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Sources said House Republicans believed they could halve the projected revenue loss if the rate cut were phased in.
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BAC's Basel III fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio improved under the advanced approaches to 10.9%.
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The city has said that the change, if it passes the Legislature, would be phased in over three years.
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The ratio's requirements are not fully phased in, but the minimum is slated to move even higher over time.
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Deutsche Bank has a substantial buffer above this threshold (its end-June 7503 phased-in CET1 ratio was 14.86%).
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China Securities told the Financial Times that the policy would be phased in on a "2628-28503-22019" basis.
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But Trump reportedly wants to raise it all at once, whereas lawmakers have often proposed a phased-in approach.
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The verification requirement is phased-in and the length of time depends on the size of the employer's business.
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On a fully phased-in basis, BK reported a consolidated 5003% SLR, which is up 70bps from the prior quarter.
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Would the Trump administration go for that if it was phased in with both sides trying to show good faith?
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The law phased in the new age retirements so that those born 6900 and later absorbed the largest benefit cuts.
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BAC's Basel III fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio increased slightly under the advanced approaches to 11.0%.
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The president especially liked the idea of having the caps phased in over time, said lawmakers who attended the meeting.
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It also increases the minimum number of drugs Medicare must negotiate from 25 to 35, which would be phased in.
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The mayor last year pushed through a $543 million phased-in property tax increase for police and firefighter retirement systems.
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The company's Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis increased again to 12.6% at Sept.
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These minimum capital ratios will increase to 7% and 8.5% in 2019 once the capital conservation buffer is fully phased in.
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The volume reduction plans will be phased in over two months, with full compliance expected by May 28, the commission said.
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In 4Q5003, USB's fully phased-in Basel III CET1 ratio under the standardized approach ticked down 20 basis points to 9.1%.
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A phased-in approach to expanded Medicare enrollment, while allowing other payers to remain intact, would obviously be far less disruptive.
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The increases will be phased in over a three-year period and will then be guaranteed for an additional seven years.
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Wheeler had proposed maintaining and lowering lower price caps using legacy data systems with a phased-in 11 percent price reduction.
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BK's fully phased-in Basel III CET1 of 9.8% (advanced approach) reported at the end of 3Q16 improved by 30bps sequentially.
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In April, Republican Governor Jeff Colyer signed into law a more than $500 million funding increase phased in over five years.
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Some of its 2017 provisions have already been phased in, but the majority of them have yet to go into effect.
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It seems likely that they will be phased in over a number of years, starting perhaps with bigger, longer-distance loads.
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MS's 260602Q21 fully phased-in Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio improved to 2212% in 2908Q20872, up from 6463% in the sequential quarter.
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The checks are among other measures, "both seen and unseen," that will be phased in over time, Kelly said last month.
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"If tax reform is phased in, then the economic upside will be phased out," said Ian Lyngen, rate strategist at BMO.
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Of the 20153 million diesel cars on Germany's roads, only 2.7 million have Euro-6 technology which was phased in 2014.
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Once fully phased in, 83 percent of the tax cuts in the new law will go to the richest 21625 percent.
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The proposal would not have taken effect under Chief Executive Darren Woods, but would have been phased in for future CEOs.
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When Congress approved a phased-in repeal of that provision in 1996, it pulled the rug out from under the economy.
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As of 7503Q17, BK's fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) Ratio was 10.0%, essentially unchanged from a year ago.
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By 2021, when the full $11 minimum wage is phased in, these workers will be earning about $1,040 more per year.
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By contrast, the law's individual mandate, forcing consumers to buy that costlier insurance, was going to be phased in over time.
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Ducey also proposed to restore education funding from recession-era cuts, by $371 million phased in over the next five years.
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This order contains restrictions that will be phased in gradually and will not apply to anyone with a current valid visa.
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The changes will be phased in over a seven-year period from July 2020, rather than the five years originally proposed.
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Forward passing was not yet permitted in the N.H.L.; it would begin to be phased in during the 1918-19 season.
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By 236, when the full $2500 minimum wage is phased in, these workers will be earning about $25,8703 more per year.
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"The jobs are going to be phased in over time, but it's going to happen," said Marvin Sternberg, founder of Jomashop.
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The company's estimated Common Equity Tier 6463 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis increased again to an estimated 2646%.
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Many blame its "Curriculum for Excellence", which was phased in from 2010, and on which the proposed new Welsh curriculum is based.
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The firm phased in the new system between 2011 and 2013, but employees continued to improperly process customers' requests, the SEC said.
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According to the agency, these changes have been phased in over several months and contributed to the upward drift in the forecasts.
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Basel Committee Secretary General William Coen said there have been no discussions yet on how the new rules would be phased in.
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It's supposed to be fully phased in by September 20th and run for a one-year period with an option to extend.
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The recalls, which began in 2001, are being phased in over time and managed by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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In 2014, Seattle's extremely progressive City Council attempted to regulate prosperity by instituting a $15 minimum wage , to be gradually phased in.
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The new safety features, which include a button to call the police, are set to be phased in over the coming days.
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Chicago has also taken action to boost funding for police and fire pensions through a phased-in $543 million property tax increase.
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The city council also approved a $543 million phased-in property tax to exclusively cover higher contributions to the two retirement systems.
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The company's estimated Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis increased again to an estimated 12.6%.
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Or is it phased in or does that final rate be something to 30 percent than 20 percent?" he told "Closing Bell.
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Ferry service was due to resume on Saturday on a phased-in basis, state Transportation Commissioner John MacKinnon said in a statement.
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Ducey has also proposed to restore education funding from recession-era cuts with $371 million phased in over the next five years.
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The tax rate will average 16 percent for all companies when the new regime is phased in during the next few years.
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Policymakers should also enact a plan implemented on a gradual, phased-in basis that will substantially reduce long-term deficits and debt.
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The changes will be phased in over two years beginning next summer, and are expected to cost $22015,223, according to city estimates.
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A program to track all pot from seed to sale will be phased in, along with other protections such as childproof containers.
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For example, there was a major expansion of the program that was passed in 1993 and phased in over the ensuing years.
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Internal carbon taxes, now $15 a ton, will begin to be phased in on Microsoft's partners this July, a company spokesperson said.
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"Most of the $15 minimum wage proposals are phased in over multiple years and are probably like $11/$12 today," Katz notes.
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President Barack Obama's signature health care law, the Affordable Care Act, was passed in 2010, but its provisions have been phased in incrementally.
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Introducing more transparency in bond trading should be phased in to give markets a "better shot" at adapting smoothly, she said last week.
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GS's fully phased-in enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) was up to 21% at the end of 2212Q2908 compared to 21872% at YE6463.
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The company's Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis increased again to 13.1% at June 30, 2017.
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This is not the base case of Fitch given an improving trend across the sector in this respect owing to phased-in regulation.
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This comprises a EUR212000 billion expenditure increase and a EUR4807123 billion tax cut mainly on labour and income, phased in over 212001-2021.
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Philae made contact a total of eight times, the last of which was on 9 July—but the communication phased in and out.
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Goldman's capital ratios remain good, with the company's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio at 11.9% at 3Q7503.
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In a deviation from global rules, the Commission said the new rules will be phased in beyond the globally-agreed 2019 starting date.
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That change, which brought the age at which a retiree receives their full benefits to 67 from 65, has been gradually phased in.
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The new passports will be phased in slowly, with current British passport holders able to continue using their burgundy passports until they expire.
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"While the forecast assumes revenues will be phased in over time, preliminary data indicates revenue receipts are slower than anticipated," the budget said.
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Vietnamese banks' capital buffers are thin, and will come under more pressure over the next two years as Basel II is phased in.
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Cuts to Sunday penalty rates for workers in the hospitality, fast food, pharmacy and retail industries will be phased in over several years.
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By 2027, with the plan fully phased in, that exemplary family would actually be facing a significant tax increase relative to current law.
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Instead, it introduces a third phased-in tax benefit, continuing the exclusion of people at the very bottom end of the income scale.
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To be phased in through October 2019, people under the age of 18 will no longer be housed in adult jails and prisons.
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The new rules, which will be phased in starting a year from now, follow intense lobbying by both consumer advocates and the financial industry.
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That would echo the experience in South Korea, which phased in a shift to a five-day workweek, down from six, starting from 2002.
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Speaking in Munich, Germany, earlier this month, Department of Homeland Secretary John Kelly promised a "phased-in" approach to minimize disruption this time around.
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Ota Sik, from Czechoslovakia, inspired a phased-in pricing strategy in the early 1980s, whereby China gave enterprises ever more control over setting prices.
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Those shares are being phased in, with an estimate of 0.39 percent of the emerging markets index originating from these shares, according to Bloomberg.
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Part of that proposal, putting bar codes on every instrument for the first time, is already being phased in over the next few years.
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In Scotland, a new curriculum was phased in from 2010 by the ruling Scottish National Party (its development began under the previous Labour government).
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At June 30, 2017, DFS's common equity Tier 1 capital ratio (CET1) was 13.0% on a Basel III transitional and fully-phased in basis.
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There is no question of cheating regulations as new European Union law on pollution limits for small generators has yet to be phased in.
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The lender recalculated its phased-in CET1 ratio at 16.1 percent from previous 13.44 percent after completing tansferrig a NPL portfolio sold in september.
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COF's common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio was 10.6% on a standardized, fully phased-in basis, down 20bps on a year-over-year basis.
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The fully phased-in Basel III CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 9.3% (USB's binding constraint) and under the advanced approach was 12.1%.
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Fortunately, history shows that with sufficient advance notice, corrective policies can be phased in more gradually and less disruptively for workers and beneficiaries alike.
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On average, households making at least $5 million would receive an annual tax cut of almost $300,000 once the bill was fully phased in.
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A phased-in tax cut would likely encourage businesses to time their investments accordingly, meaning that growth would remain sluggish in the near-term.
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The new report proposes "an immediate or phased in modernization of the federal gasoline user fee" in order to finance the Highway Trust Fund.
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At this level, the CET1 ratio is 0003bp above the bank's fully phased-in SREP requirement of 10.75% (assuming an unchanged Pillar 2 requirement).
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I strongly urge Congress to promptly pass this legislation when they reconvene this week so that Medicare's DME cuts are phased in over time.
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The plan will be phased in over four stages in the next two months, as sudden stoppages could actually create more seismic events, Baker said.
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The last time Social Security was reformed, the retirement age was raised from 65 to 67 and that was "gradually phased in" over two decades.
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Basel is already implementing several major reforms between now and 2019, many of which are being phased in gradually to give banks time to adjust.
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The increases will be phased in over the next five years and there are different timetables for employers in the city, suburbs and rural areas.
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There is now a phased-in testing schedule, where labs need to test for pesticides, residual solvents, and other contaminants at one level on Jan.
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Home Office officials said the scheme, which will be phased in later this year and run until June 2021, was designed not to be burdensome.
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The revised trade agreement is expected to take effect in 2020 and be phased in over five years, the people familiar with the proposal said.
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Although the proposed Medicaid modernization has been a long-desired goal of conservatives, the rate at which Medicaid will grow needs to be phased in.
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" The secretary offered some buffer for negotiators on what could be achievable over the next 90 days, noting there could be a "phased-in approach.
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The estimated fully phased-in enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (eSLR), BK's binding capital constraint, also increased by 10 bps to 6.1% at the consolidated level.
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When Japan and the European Union signed a trade pact earlier this month, they phased in some provisions over 15 years to blunt the impact.
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The program's rate-setting methods, for example, are 703 years old, he said, and new ones will be phased in over the next two years.
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The five-year plan calls for the cuts to be phased in over the next three years, with the biggest pensions being cut the most.
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Recently, two competing studies on the phased-in minimum wage hike in Seattle reached opposing conclusions about the effect on employment, wages and hours worked.
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The company's Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis increased again to an estimated 12.3% at March 31, 2016.
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When fully phased-in, the TPP would remove more than $2.8 billion of duties currently charged on U.S. imports of footwear, apparel and travel goods.
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The banks' sharply deteriorating financial positions are adding to capital pressure at a time when progressively higher minimum Basel III capital requirements are being phased in.
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Yes, but: The policy will be phased in over 2 years, which may give hospitals and doctors time to quash it or get it scaled back.
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PNC reported that its estimated Common Equity Tier 5003 Ratio under the fully phased-in Basel III standardized approach was 9.8%, unchanged from the prior quarter.
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In 2Q17, USB's fully phased-in Basel III CET13 ratio under the standardized approach was 9.3%, unchanged from 2Q16, and above the company's 8.5% internal target.
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The new system will be phased in from the start of the post-Brexit implementation period, currently set to run until the end of December 2020.
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Kelly said the measures would be "both seen and unseen" and "phased in over time," so it's not clear how much travelers will notice right away.
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Apps for smartphones and streaming boxes like Apple TV and Amazon's Fire TV will be "phased in," according to the series, though no timetable was given.
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Altogether, the tax cuts will cost the state $164 million in 2017 and an estimated $1.4 billion once fully phased in by 2021, Christie's office said.
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions said the changes were designed as an interim step before new global rules are phased in from 2022.
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ABN AMRO Group's consolidated phased-in CET13 ratio (where the 7% conversion trigger applies) was 17.7% (fully-loaded CET1 ratio of 17.6%) at end-June 2017.
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The program will be phased in over the next four years, allowing up to 12 weeks of paid time off by 2021 for a new child.
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BK's fully phased-in Basel III CET1 of 10% (advanced approach) reported at the end of 1Q17 increased by 30bps sequentially, primarily due to retained earnings.
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Senator Sanders's proposal, for example, would cost about 1.4 percent of payroll when fully phased in, which amounts to about $1.2 trillion over the 85033 years.
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New EU regulation being phased in early next year will provide a "shake-out" to the investment banking industry, the chairman of RBS told CNBC Wednesday.
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In the bond market, yields slipped Monday when reports circulated that corporate tax cuts could be phased in, meaning they would have less immediate economic impact.
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Phased-in ApproachTypically, suggesting a major investment when you are still operating as a development company with no product would be unheard of, according to Flaherty.
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"Conte's remarks can be understood as a sign that some spending measures could be phased in over more than one year," said Mizuho strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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No shocking policy moves: The government also decided to keep the phased-in cuts to employer-based Medicare Advantage plans, which the industry has aggressively fought.
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But despite passing a $15 minimum wage in 2014—which is still being phased in—officials haven't been able to get a handle on systemic poverty.
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The task force had also recommended a per-ride surcharge of $2 to $5 on for-hire vehicles in a phased-in approach to congestion pricing.
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But the Bevin administration still expects about 1003,000 people to be subject to the requirement, which will be phased in around the state starting in July.
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Among some of Mr. Phillips' other predictions: • The corporate tax rate appears likely to go down to 20 percent, but may need to be phased in.
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In fact, policies like phased-in consumption taxes or carbon taxes would give people and firms incentives to boost current spending and production before taxes increase.
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The Goldman economists assume the tax cuts would be phased in and could boost growth by 0.1 or 0.2 percentage points of GDP in 2018-2019.
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Members of the commission were already cautioning on Thursday that it could take years to adopt the changes, and that they would be phased in slowly.
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And any disarmament deal would by definition be phased in over time — raising the chances it could fall apart, especially with North Korea's history of deceit.
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So far, it seems only one person has been deported under the new system, and a Homeland Security official says the program is being phased in.
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The company's estimated Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis decreased roughly 10bps from last quarter to an estimated 12.5%.
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The time it takes non-Swedes to be hired has jumped as new job requirements - including degree checks, certifications and language courses - have been phased in.
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The company's estimated Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III on a fully phased-in basis was 13%, up 50 basis points from the year-ago quarter.
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Medicare stopped paying hospitals whatever they claimed their costs were and phased in a payment system that paid them a predetermined rate tied to each patient's diagnosis.
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In 22020, 257 states and the District of Columbia either implemented or phased in wage increases, according to data compiled by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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Wheeler had proposed maintaining and lowering lower price caps using legacy data systems with a one-time 11 percent reduction in prices phased in over three years.
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Under FFP rules, which have been phased in since 2011, clubs who take part in European competition are not allowed to spend more than their generated income.
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At the same time, it should be able to incorporate autonomy piecemeal as it is phased in at different paces, and with different rules, in different jurisdictions.
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The regulation will be phased in over two years, so do not be surprised to see a rush to open accounts before the reporting requirement kicks in.
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But once Caminiti said he had been juicing when he won a Most Valuable Player Award, a testing plan was finally phased in for the next year.
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The Citigroup analysts said if the U.S. sanctions Venezuela, it is possible the sanctions would be phased in to limit oil shipments and impact the financial sector.
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LOL expects to realize an additional $211 million in synergy cost savings phased in over the next two years related to supply chain and back office initiatives.
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A plan embraced by the mayor had called for a 25-year abatement followed by a phased-in return to full taxes over an additional 10 years.
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Its $15 minimum will apply to the entire state, with all large businesses phased in by 153, and all those with fewer than 26 employees by 2023.
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With that in mind, the Medicaid roll reductions in the current Senate bill could be scaled back or phased in over a much longer period of time.
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In a letter to shareholders Thursday, Netflix said it expects the price hike to be "phased in" for existing customers in the first two quarters of 2019.
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The buffers are being gradually phased in until 2019 when they should reach 13% and 1%, resulting in fully loaded minimum requirements of, respectively, 8% and 9.5%.
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The bill will include a permanent cut of the corporate tax rate to 21 percent and a phased-in repeal of the estate tax, according to Axios.
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This last occurred in 1983, when the age for collecting full benefits gradually rose to 20163 and then 67 from 65 (that's still being phased in now).
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Some tax experts go further and argue that any cut should be phased in over a 10-year period to smooth out investment and reduce windfall gains.
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In exchange for these and other benefits is a new requirement that will be gradually phased in: Players must be in W.N.B.A. training camps from the start.
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A phased in recertification will cause problems, since most of the nearly 400 planes in service at the time of the grounding fly for non-US carriers.
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And Volkswagen's Audi announced plans to eliminate 7,500 jobs related to electric vehicles last week as well, which will be phased in over the next six years.
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The company expects the deal to be accretive to earnings in 2019 excluding potential revenue synergies and assuming fully phased-in cost saves of $65 million annually.
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The ambitious plan proposes achieving its goals by imposing a $10 per barrel of oil tax — paid for by oil companies — phased in over the next five years.
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Granted, since the tax would be phased in over time, that percentage is bound to fall, as oil prices are expected to rise over the next several years.
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O banco terminou o quarto trimestre com um rácio de capital 'common equity Tier 1' (CET1) de 12,8 pct e total capital de 13 pct, ambos 'phased in'.
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Chicago has also authorized a phased-in $543 million property tax for its police and fire retirement systems and a telephone surcharge increase for its laborers' pension fund.
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A ten-to-one stock split for companies on the exchange will be phased in from June 9, aiming to encourage small investors to invest to increase liquidity.
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Now, of course, we learned in the Reagan years that a lot of those tax cuts were phased in, but by a lot bigger and more convincing margins.
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As of the end of the 2Q17, BAC's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio under the advanced approaches (BAC's binding constraint) was 11.5%.
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It wants to introduce a phased-in reduction in corporate tax to 24 percent in 2020, and 20 percent in 2021 from its present level of 28 percent.
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But the new rules will be phased in over the course of the year — and to put them into effect, some documents will probably have to be stamped.
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PNC reported its estimated fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 ratio (CET1) -- under Basel III standardized approach rules -- was a solid 10%, unchanged from the prior quarter.
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The expanded recall will be phased in over several years and more than double what is already the largest and most complex auto safety recall in U.S. history.
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The California deal calls for a $15 minimum to be fully phased in by 2022 for most businesses and by 153 for businesses with 25 or fewer employees.
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But Mr. Cuomo's plan makes even deeper cuts phased in over time, with rates dropping to levels unseen since just after World War II, according to the governor.
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Its only chance of survival is to scale back the tax significantly — maybe a 3 to 6 percent tax that is phased in over a number of years.
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Some details of a new deal, including when rules would be phased in, still need to be determined, and prospective member states like Canada raised last-minute concerns.
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Three years ago, Seattle became one of the first jurisdictions in the nation to embrace a $213-an-hour minimum wage, to be phased in over several years.
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Macron has introduced some tax cuts, such as reductions to workers payroll tax, but they are being phased in over time to ease the impact on public finances.
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The proposed fee, which would be paid by oil companies and phased in over five years, was quickly met with scorn by lawmakers in the Republican-controlled Congress.
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The group estimated that the original border adjustment proposal would raise about $85033 trillion over a decade and that a phased in proposal would raise about $1 trillion.
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Auditors and analysts have warned for at least a decade that Medicare Advantage has been vulnerable to cheating since risk scoring was phased in, from 2004 to 2008.
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The rules for in-production aircraft would come into effect by 2023, but could also be phased in over a five-year period until 2028, one source said.
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He is calling for the tax to be phased in over time, starting at 6900 percent, to limit any unintended consequences, according to a document from his campaign.
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"What date all of this gets phased in on is something we do not now know, because we're waiting for the Trump administration to be stood up," Ryan said.
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If lawmakers choose to enact such a tax, it needs to be phased in over a period of years, which will allow automakers to adjust production accordingly, Harley said.
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VC firm Madrona Venture Group first proposed the idea last year, and has now refined it to explain how such a radical proposal could be phased in over time.
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Requirements will be phased in from January, but UniCredit falls short of its transitional requirement of over 19.6% of risk-weighted assets (RWAs), which were last reported at €360.7bn.
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And it is phased in over an amount of time to allow our economy to grow and to adjust to expand the number of people participating in that success.
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At best, it might be a staggered tax cut, if we&aposre to believe a lot of the reports on the corporate tax cut, phased in over many years.
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STT's estimated common equity Tier I (CETI) under Basel III (Advanced Approach Fully Phased-In) was 11.9% as of 1Q16 and under the standardized approach was 20163% at 1Q16.
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Although FITB's CET1 is below the peer median of roughly 10.8%, it is still viewed as acceptable in absolute terms, and above the fully phased-in requirement of 7%.
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Starting in 2017, new hires would no longer receive that benefit but would get a total of 7 percent pay bump phased in over the course of that year.
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Furman on Friday stressed that the plan would be phased in over time and said it was designed to allow U.S. drillers to compete on a level playing field.
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Other measures being phased in require preachers to recite only approved sermons sent to them by mobile phone, and insist that only registered and government-trained imams may preach.
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Stocks, already lower on the day, fell further Monday, after a news report said the proposed corporate tax rate of 20 percent would be phased in over five years.
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It last reported a phased-in CET1 ratio of 12.4% at the issuer and 11.9% at the group level, representing respective buffers to trigger of around €10.2bn and €10.4bn.
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Moreover, all sides feel they have been burned in the past, so any deal will be a phased-in process requiring demonstrations of good faith and a verification protocol.
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Meanwhile, according to Americans for Tax Fairness, when the new tax law is fully phased in, 22019 percent of the tax cuts will go to the wealthiest 1 percent.
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That disadvantage will grow as further tariff cuts from the Pacific deal are phased in, said Kent Bacus, senior director of international trade at the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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For example, North Carolina is projecting budget shortfalls topping $1 billion starting in fiscal 2020 as income tax cuts are phased in, according to a July five-year forecast.
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Officials in Moscow have repeatedly said cuts will be phased in gradually, meaning Russia is likely to deliver its deepest reductions only at the end of the six months.
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But mindful of the anger the subject has generated, Macron's officials have left themselves scope to make some concessions over the way that the changes will be phased in.
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The policy was announced last July and phased in over a four-month period as the university handed out pamphlets and other educational materials to students and staff members.
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Users of the bank's Freedom cards will get the new portal starting Sunday, while the bank's other credit-card customers will be phased in over the next few months.
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They will also be phased in for existing aircraft built from 2023, with a cut-off date of 2028 for planes that do not comply with the new standard.
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The ACA's individual mandate — which requires people to get insured or pay a penalty — was being phased in but now is a big incentive for healthy people to buy insurance.
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We expect the new SREP requirements for some banks to rise to a high of 244% by 220 as global systemically important bank and systemic risk buffers are phased in.
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The company's transitionally phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 ratio under the advanced approach (GS's binding constraint) was 12.2%, and under the standardized approach was 13.4% at 270Q260602.
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The passenger bill of rights, first announced two years ago, will be phased in, with more complex requirements related to flight delays and cancellations to come into force on Dec.
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The University of Washington is currently studying the impact of the $27.2 minimum wage hikes in Seattle and Chicago, which are slowly being phased in over the next few years.
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Beverage companies are putting big efforts into reducing sugar content, especially as the new Nutrition Facts labels are phased in and require mandatory information about added sugar, the authors note.
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Fitch expects the new exchange-rate regime to be phased in gradually, leading to little increase in the volatility of the dirham against the currency basket currently anchoring the peg.
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Though brokerage firms are required to notify the IRS when you sell, the federal tax laws that required them to do so phased in over three years, starting in 2011.
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The pending standards from the International Civil Aviation Organization would apply to all new aircraft models launched after 2020 and would be phased in for existing aircraft built from 2023.
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"The reductions reflect heightened seasonality and lower incremental adoption, as local content and marketing are being phased in more slowly than previously anticipated," Hargreaves wrote in a note to clients.
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Beneficiaries in Indiana will have to work at least eight months each year, and an 80-hour-a-month requirement will be gradually phased in over an 18-month period.
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" Ducey also proposed to restore education funding from recession-era cuts with $371 million phased in over the next five years "all without raising taxes while maintaining Arizona's balanced budget.
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The pharmaceutical industry has proposed that the original levels be phased in over 28503 years rather than forcing seniors to hit the higher catastrophic cliff all at once in 22019.
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There is still time to put Social Security on a financially stable path through changes that are phased in gradually while strengthening the safety net for those who need it.
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In her speech on Tuesday, May called for a deal to be done within two years, emphasized cooperation with the bloc and called for a "phased-in" transition to Brexit.
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They say tighter regulations, which would be phased in over years, will attract new suppliers of clean fertilizer and encourage the development of technology to remove cadmium from phosphate rock.
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The original proposal from Senate Republicans would have phased in the check amounts, meaning some low-income households would not have qualified and others would have received a reduced amount.
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PNC reported its estimated fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 22057 ratio (CET6463) under Basel III standardized approach rules was a solid 2646%, up roughly 2582bps from the prior quarter.
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If this is coupled with dramatically limiting other deductions and exemptions, and is phased in, it could be accomplished in an essentially revenue-neutral manner on a static-scoring basis.
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A revised executive order barring citizens of six predominantly Muslim countries (Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen) from the U.S. will be phased in over the next two weeks.
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The order comes the same day that a $15 minimum wage is set to be fully phased in throughout New York City, set to expand throughout the state in 2020.
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But it still means that there's going to be a several-year period for these new airwaves to be phased in and for T-Mobile subscribers to gain access to it.
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A source close to the ECJ said a decision on the suits may take about two years, meaning it was unlikely to come before the leverage ratio rule is phased in.
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In September, Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo said the central bank was considering factoring in capital buffers, which correlate to banks' sizes and are currently being phased in for U.S. institutions.
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There was "ample room" for Basel when it comes to finalizing these requirements, as research showed that additional bank capital yields sizeable economic benefits if phased in gradually, the report added.
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Once fully phased in by 2022, each Dane will be able to deposit up to 200,000 crowns ($31,13) in a stock investment account taxed at 17 percent of the yield annually.
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Last month, Muilenburg also admitted that aviation authorities around the world would not immediately follow the FAA's lead to approve the plane for flight again, leading to a phased-in reauthorization.
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Last month, the Chicago City Council approved a tax on water and sewer usage that is projected to raise about $240 million a year once fully phased in over five years.
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A 10-to-one stock split for companies on the exchange is being phased in from June 9, in a bid to boost liquidity by encouraging smaller investors to buy shares.
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In March, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission — which oversees the industry — told operators to cut back injection volumes by 40 percent over 2014 levels, a step that's being phased in through May.
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In calculating common-equity ratios and other gauges, the standard will be phased in over five years, in much the same way as post-crisis capital standards known as Basel 3.
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The cost to employers would be phased in over five years, with state and local governments seeing their pension contributions rise by as much as $2 billion in the fifth year.
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The ban's end will be phased in over a year, but trans troops should be able to receive health care and change identification documents by October 1, according to ABC News.
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Tuition and mandatory fees will be frozen at the rate at which participants enter the program, which will be phased in over a period of two academic years, beginning in September.
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Consolidation looks tougher after 2018, given the tax reform will be fully phased in, social pressures could remain high, and appetite for new tax measures or investment cuts could be limited.
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MS's 4Q'16 fully phased-in Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio improved to 6.3% in 4Q16, up from 6.2% in the sequential quarter, and up from 5.8% in the year-ago quarter.
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For some markets, the change in accounting standards is happening at a time when banks are struggling to meet progressive increases in minimum capital requirements as Basel III is phased in.
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An analysis by Third Way finds that Sanders's proposal would spend over $40 billion per year on benefit increases for the wealthiest fifth of Americans when fully phased in by 2045.
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Higher capital buffer requirements set out by the Financial Stability Board began to be phased in this year and are expected to be fully in place by the beginning of 2019.
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A ten-to-one stock split for companies on the exchange is being phased in from June 9, in a bid to boost liquidity by encouraging smaller investors to buy shares.
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The policy will also be phased in gradually — starting off at 212 weeks and 240 percent of pay in 250, and reaching 212 weeks and 212 percent of pay in 235.
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Some business lobbyists had anticipated a legislative compromise that phased in the new limit over a longer period of time and eliminated an automatic increase in the limit every three years.
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This International Pricing Index model, which would be phased in over five years and take effect in half the nation, would save $17.2 billion for patients and taxpayers, the agency said.
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Many of the wage hikes are phased-in steps toward an ultimately higher wage, the product of ballot initiatives pushed by unions and workers rights groups over the last few years.
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Any withdrawal would have to be phased in response to the Taliban's living up to its commitments, including guarantees that Afghan territory will never be used to enable attacks on America.
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At the federal level, a $22020 minimum wage phased in by 228 would directly lift the wages of 28.1 million workers, according to calculations by the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.
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It will also get a new 99,000-tonne quota of beef at a 7.5% tariff, phased in over five years, and tariff-free 180,000-tonne quotas each of sugar and poultry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he was not looking for the corporate tax rate reduction that the White House is seeks to be phased in over time.
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Fitch expects Citi will likely maintain a buffer of between 7503bps and 100bps above the fully phased-in CET1 requirement of 10%, which is inclusive of its G-SIB surcharge of 3%.
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He acknowledged that the change could be phased in over time to help smooth the transition but denied that the proposal would violate international trade rules by penalizing imports or subsidizing exports.
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The entity's phased-in and fully loaded CET0003 ratios stood at 15.7% and 14.9%, respectively, and, together with good coverage levels for impaired loans, provide meaningful buffers against unexpected asset quality shocks.
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When the USMCA's new rules are fully phased in, as soon as 2023, cars will have to have 75% of their value created within North America to cross its borders duty-free.
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Although the company at one time hoped that approval by the FAA would lead to quick approval worldwide, it is now expecting that approval elsewhere to be phased in throughout early 2020.
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Under the plan tentatively approved on Tuesday, a fur ban would go into effect in January and be phased in over two years, giving retailers until 2020 to sell off existing inventories.
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So as not to hurt companies, any changes would need to be phased in gradually, and the more items that were targeted, the trickier negotiations would be, one of the sources said.
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Myett said that while current W-4 forms may work for now, eventually he expects them to be replaced entirely — possibly being phased in this year and in full effect by 2019.
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) said the changes were designed as an interim step before new global rules are phased in over a five-year period from 2022.
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Importantly, these proposals would dramatically close the coverage gap and, once phased in, they would increase average savings among middle- and lower-income workers by 50 percent, according to the commission's research.
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But the European Court of Human Rights deemed this gap discriminatory, so the government legislated to equalise the pension age at 65, with the change being phased in between 2010 and 2020.
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Tax reform increased take-home pay for millions of workers as the updated withholding tables that were phased in earlier this year have increased regular take-home pay for millions of workers.
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It isn't impossible—it's pretty easy, in fact—to imagine a national policy environment that called for considered, phased-in budget consolidation that, for political reasons, required buy-in from both parties.
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Worse, instead of using the savings to support students in other ways, the GOP bill would enable corporate tax cuts and a phased-in repeal of the estate tax, among other changes.
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The minimum wage jump itself would be phased in over a period of five years, increasing to $10.50 in January 2017, $11.00 in 2018, and a dollar more each year after that.
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"Seoul's idea is that the North and the U.S. reach a compromise in which Pyongyang implements a complete denuclearization phased in a couple of steps rather than at one stroke," he said.
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The order will be phased in over the next year, with the difference between minimum wage and current tip wages cut in half on June 30 and completely eliminated as of Dec.
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Islamic banks have been developing sukuk designed to meet Basel III banking standards being phased in around the world, helping them shift away from funding through retail deposits and short-term syndicated loans.
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The bundled payment model for hip and femur fractures would be phased in starting with the 67 metro areas whose 800 or so hospitals already are receiving bundled Medicare payments for hip replacements.
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The index has gained in recent sessions as a 10-to-one stock split for companies on the exchange is being phased in from June 9 and will be completed by July 7.
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It will also get a new 99,000-tonne quota of beef at a 7.5% tariff, phased in over five years, along with tariff-free 180,000 tonne quotas each of sugar and of poultry.
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The exact size of the tariff increases in 20193/21 and 2021/22 has not yet been decided, as it will depend on how the latest cost recovery award will be phased in.
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The DEC's proposed new rule to be phased in between 2023 and 2025 could impact about 3,300 megawatts (MW) of simple-cycle turbines in New York City and Long Island, the NYISO said.
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These deep cuts, between 30 percent and 60 percent off existing reimbursement levels, was phased-in last year across the country, half the cut taking effect in January 2016 and half in July.
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The exact size of the tariff increases in 2020/21 and 13/22 has not yet been decided, as it will depend on how the latest cost recovery award will be phased in.
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In fact, growing numbers of business owners and economists confirm that a phased-in $15 minimum wage is realistic for employers and will help boost the consumer spending that ultimately drives job growth.
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The cost to employers would be phased in over five years, with the pension contributions of state and local governments rising by as much as $2 billion a year in the fifth year.
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RF's capital profile remains good with an estimated fully phased-in Common Equity Tier 1 ratio under Basel III of approximately 11% at June 30, 2016, around 20bps higher than the peer median.
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In applying these cuts, CMS utilized an accelerated, six-month phased-in, rather than the three-to-four year phase-in it has used to implement much smaller payment reductions for other providers.
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The system, to be phased in during 2020, starting in the U.S. in January, should make it easier at the elite amateur level for tournaments to come up with a fair qualifying method.
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Which is one reason I worry about potential damage from the mandated changes in serving sizes now being phased in, which could encourage those aiming to stick with a single serving to overeat.
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The Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (once fully phased in) would have increased annual US incomes by $131 billion, or 12 percent of US gross domestic product.
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The government also said it plans to set annual emissions targets for new vehicles, which would be phased in gradually, with an aim of reaching a target of 105g CO2/km in 2025.
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B.A. voting would have to be phased in methodically, even if they win approval, because so many current contracts include incentive bonuses for these specific honors and how they are currently doled out.
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The increase, which will be phased in over ten years for men and 16 years for women, should significantly reduce the burden on the federal budget and allow for higher pensions to be paid.
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It will be phased in over 15 years, at the end of which it will have eliminated tariffs on over 90% of goods traded between the blocs, with tariff-free quotas for the remainder.
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David Woo, head of global rates and currencies at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said with modifications, it could be an elegant solution to pay for tax reform, if it is phased in gradually.
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The index has been gaining in recent sessions as a 10-to-one stock split for companies on the exchange is being phased in from June 9 and will be completed by July 7.
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Societe Generale * SocGen says its regulatory cet1 phased-in ratio as of end sept 2016 gives the group comfortable room for manoeuvre to meet new ecb requirements Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The markets selling off on news that those corporate tax cuts -- and they&aposre biggies -- taking it down from 35 percent to 20173 percent, we still get it, but phased in over five years.
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The BAF would be supported with a federal fuel usage fee built into the price of wholesale transportation fuels collected at the terminal rack, phased in at a nickel per year over four years.
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But the agreement ultimately seeks to soften these challenges and provide for smooth implementation, through mechanisms such as phased-in transition periods for certain commitments and safeguard provisions to respond to potential import surges.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Tuesday that the House would start working on repealing and replacing Obamacare "right away," but with a transition period to allow changes to be phased in over time.
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Since the turn of the century, the Public Roads Administration, which is in charge of building and maintaining roads, has phased in a computer system to replace paper records on the state of bridges.
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The Italian lender said on Tuesday the capital ratios of the group were significantly higher than the ECB's minimum capital requirements and that its Phased in CET 1 ratio was 13.23% as of Sept.
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But there's sure to be additional research as the new wages are phased in, and everyone in the debate, from Dube to Meer, thinks there's some point where the disemployment effects become too large.
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Disposable income: Income growth picks up the pace to 2.6 percent in 21625 and 2900 percent in 220006, from 2202 percent in 2628 as tax cuts are phased in and wage growth picks up.
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Because the new minimum is going to be phased in over six years — and possibly longer — it could be hard to draw any firm conclusions about the law's effects, even after the data is in.
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As of 13Q17, State Street fully phased-in ESLR at the parent company was 6.1%, 110 basis points (bps) above the requirement, and at the main bank subsidiary was 6.5%, 50 bps above the requirement.
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A letter sent by the BMA to Hunt over the weekend suggested the new contract be gradually phased in, so its implications could be analyzed at a select few hospitals before being implemented more widely.
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Under the Advanced Approach on a Fully Phased-In Pro-Forma basis, the SLR was 6.0% at the parent company and 6.2% at the main operating bank as of 1Q16, both already above regulatory minimums.
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The only known details of the proposal are that the fee would be phased in, starting in fiscal year 2017 and be fully in effect from fiscal year 224.4 ("Analytical Perspectives", OMB, 21, page 21993).
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Rent hikes would gradually be phased in for tenants based on their income and other provisions that could effectively limit the amount of time some tenants would be allowed to remain in government-funded housing.
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MS' fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio under the advanced approaches remained unchanged from the sequential quarter at 15.8% in 4Q16, and up from 13% in the year ago quarter.
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Healthy profit retention and limited growth in the near term may boost loss-absorption capacity and improve capital ratios, helping the banks to comply with rising regulatory capital requirements as capital buffers are phased in.
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The Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III Standardized Approach, fully phased-in, was 10.61% at June 30, 0003, above the company's long-term target of 10%, which includes the 2% G-SIB capital surcharge.
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Brady said Sunday on Fox News that border adjustability helps to simplify the tax code and that his committee is working on "significant modifications" to make sure the provision is phased in and designed well.
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A higher contribution rate on earnings below the yearly maximum will be phased in over the first five years and is estimated to be 1 percentage point higher for both workers and companies by 2023.
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Under new rules to be phased in by November, if a family has applied for shelter within the past 30 days, the children do not have to come back to PATH when their parents reapply.
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By 2027, when they are fully phased in, four out of every five dollars in proposed tax cuts will flow to the top 1 percent, an egregious wealth transfer to those who least need it.
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PNC also disclosed that its estimated pro forma Liquidity Coverage Ratio was in excess of 100% at both the consolidated and bank levels at quarter-end, above the phased-in requirement of 90% on Jan.
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The higher contribution rate on earnings below the yearly maximum will be phased in over the first five years and is estimated to be 1 percentage point higher for both workers and companies by 2023.
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The bank said a number of measures slated for the first part of this year would lift its core capital, on a phased-in basis, to 13.5 percent from 12.1 percent at the end of 2018.
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President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Party have said they will "repeal and replace" the health care program, which was signed into law in 2010, with most parts of the plan phased in by 2014.
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Boeing CEO Muilenburg has conceded that Boeing faces a phased-in approval process for the plane to return to service as other aviation authorities around the world consider whether or not to follow the FAA's lead.
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The details: Employees at Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey, who currently earn about $10.45 per hour, would be the biggest beneficiaries of the phased-in hikes because of the differences between state minimum wage laws.
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Cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle, along with the District of Columbia, have all passed their own $15-an-hour wage hikes, most of which will be phased in over a period of years.
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U.S. senior unsecured bonds remain less challenged relative to their European peers, as the largest U.S. banks benefit from a more unified regulatory environment and from having met fully phased in capital, liquidity, and leverage requirements.
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And there's the notion that it's simply too soon to tell, in part because the penalty was phased in over a three-year period with the maximum fee coming when Americans file their taxes this April.
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After all, even if Republicans want to "end Medicare as we know it," a phased-in phaseout would give Democrats 10 years to regain power and undo the entire scheme before it began to take effect.
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The proposed changes, if formally approved by the provinces, would start in 2019 and be phased in over seven years, according to the plan signed by eight provincial finance ministers and federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
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The company's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 6463 (CET2646) ratio under the advanced approach (GS's binding constraint) was 2582% at 24947Q15 and, under the standardized approach was 12.9% given lower balance sheet assets.
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A strengthened capital buffer would also place the bank in a better position to meet more demanding capital requirements for domestic systemically important banks (DSIBs), which will be phased in over January 2017 to January 2019.
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Once phased in, these measures will deliver raises of around $215,153 a year for more than one third of the workforce in states like New York and California, beginning to reverse decades of growing income inequality.
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The company also improved its fully phased-in enhanced supplementary level ratio, BK's binding capital constraint, reaching 5.9% at the consolidated level and 5003% at its main bank subsidiary, both in excess of the final requirements.
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And announcing this policy in the wake of the tax overhaul makes the administration's priorities especially stark: Reductions in coverage will be phased in alongside hundreds of billions in tax cuts for wealthy households and corporations.
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But by late 1982, with Reagan's phased-in tax cuts finally kicking in, the economy exploded and quarterly growth rates hit 8 percent, job creation soared and Reagan won re-election in a 49-state landslide.
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Market tightening should be felt at the start of summer as output cuts are fully phased in, U.S. refineries ramp up for the driving season, and crude combustion in Saudi Arabia and Iraq starts to rise.
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It ended the year with common equity Tier 1 solvency ratio of 13.6 percent under phased-in criteria, and 11.5 percent fully-implemented, "one of the highest values in the Portuguese financial system", Novo Banco said.
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According to the proposal, the bulk of the money is to be raised through a phased-in 12 cent per gallon gas tax increase, along with increases to the diesel excise tax and vehicle registration fees.
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More than 2870,221 workers in Missouri will get a raise following the passage of Proposition B. The increase is higher than the one approved in Arkansas, but is phased in over a longer period of time.
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Under both proposals, the increase would be phased in over five years, which means 215 at the earliest, assuming that legislation to raise the minimum becomes law in 2017, the first year of the next president's term.
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Now, though, legislators have disagreed over whether certain sectors, like farmworkers and youth workers, should be carved out — and how quickly the sizable increase from $8.85 (as of the new year) to $15 should be phased in.
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"I'm with Bernie on Medicare for All," Warren said, when asked if she would pursue as president her primary rival's plan, which would be phased in over four years, before turning the screws on the private insurers.
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But those higher standards should be phased in with funding to enable every teacher to have the professional development time to learn the new curriculum those standards require and to buy the materials needed to teach it.
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Andrew Cuomo on Monday, will be phased in gradually: Beginning in 2018, workers will get up to eight weeks per year and 50% of their average weekly wage capped to 50% of the statewide average weekly wage.
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Despite the challenging conditions, Goldman's capital ratios remained good, with the company's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio under the standardized approach (Goldman's binding constraint) at 12.2% at 1Q16, unchanged from YE2015.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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The MAS said it would also ease restrictions on unsecured business loans by finance companies to bolster their ability to provide unsecured loans to SMEs, as part of other regulatory changes to be phased in this year.
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The addition of the securities will follow operational enhancements to be implemented by the People's Bank of China and Ministry of Finance and will be phased-in over a 20-month period starting April 2019, Bloomberg said.
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By 22017, at which time the $26 wage would be phased in for all employers, it would be the highest minimum wage in the country, well north of Washington's already relatively high wage of just over $27.
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T2S is being phased-in to provide unified plumbing for settling securities transactions within the euro zone, a major step forward in integrating the EU's fragmented capital market to compete better with the United States and Asia.
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Specifically, in California, the entire state is on a path to a $15 minimum; in general, it will be phased in by 2022 for most California businesses and by 2023 for those with fewer than 26 employees.
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High among these was respect for "sensitive" agricultural products, with imports only phased in over a transition period and safeguards built in that allow them to be suspended if they are shown to be damaging EU farms.
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In the same period Common Equity Tier 1 ratio dropped slightly to 9.2% (9.6% and 8.2% in 2016 and 2015, respectively), due to the increase in regulatory deductions, as Basel III rules continue to be phased-in.
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"The plan will be phased in over five years, but families earning $85,85033 or less will immediately be able to attend an in-state college or university without paying any tuition," reads an announcement on Clinton's website.
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Congressional staff members, the incoming administration and armies of lobbyists will spend countless hours hammering out the details of any such proposal: how it might be phased in, and how to treat financial services, and much more.
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Capital remains sound, with the estimated Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III Standardized Approach, fully phased-in, at 11.2% at quarter-end, up 40bps from the prior quarter, and above the company's internal target of 10%.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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CHICAGO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled on Wednesday a plan to save the city's biggest retirement system from insolvency with a water and sewer tax to be phased in over five years starting in 2017.
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Last year's Montreal agreement sets limits on emissions from all new aircraft from 2020 and will be phased in for deliveries of existing models of aircraft from 2023, but environmentalists have said it does not go far enough.
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"Efforts should be taken now and phased in over time to slow the growth of health costs in Medicare and restore sustainable solvency to Social Security," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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STT's estimated fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio was 10.9% at 4Q16 on both standardized and advanced approaches, down from 12.0% on a standardized basis and 13% on an advanced basis at 3Q16.
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The bottom line, according to the ITC: After being fully phased in over six years, the USMCA would boost the U.S. economy by $2628 billion, or 28500 percent of GDP, and it would add a net 6900,2628 jobs.
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Others would be deemed "systemically important" and require enhanced supervision, with only a few likely to labelled as "substantially systemically important" and required to rebase to the bloc, a process that would be phased in over 18 months.
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The new currency, which will be phased in as the old one is phased out, would bring the price of that cup of coffee at Ms. Nowak's shop down to the more manageable sum of 20 sovereign bolívars.
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Capital requirements for the largest banks could increase by up to 83 billion crowns ($13 billion) once the new rules are fully phased in, an increase of 36 percent from already known future requirements, the business ministry said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other leading oil producers have pledged to curb output by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd), with Russia's contribution of cuts amounting to 300,000 bpd to be gradually phased in.
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"We're looking at figuring out a way to do this expeditiously while at the same time ensuring that we have a phased in implementation," said the official, who requested anonymity in order to discuss the issue with reporters.
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As of the end of the first quarter of 2016 (1Q13), BAC's pro forma fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio under the advanced approaches (BAC's binding constraint) was 10.1%, up from 9.8% at YE2015.
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MS's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET08723) ratio under the advanced approaches improved to 15.8% in 2Q16 up from 14.5% in 1Q16, as MS continues to focus on reducing high density risk weighted assets (RWA).
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Regulators had previously announced plans to simplify capital rules for smaller banks, and now are taking steps to ensure the fully phased-in capital requirements do not take effect for institutions where regulators want to lighten the regulatory load.
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One of the supervisors, David Campos, said he was disappointed the measure wasn't going to take effect faster — it's being phased in according to how many employees a company has and will be fully in force in January, 2018.
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For those businesses that earn more than $5 million and have annual rent lower than $500,000, the tax will be phased in based on the store's revenue; at $10 million in annual revenue, the full tax will be charged.
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Bloomberg — a billionaire founder of a financial information company who was previously a Republican and an independent — is calling for an 2900 percent tax on transactions of stocks, bonds and derivatives, which he thinks should be phased in gradually.
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And the agreement would repeal the "widow's tax," an unpopular offset in military survivor benefits offered by the Defense and Veterans Affairs Departments that advocates have sought to eliminate for decades, which will be phased in over three years.
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With the Senate promising to work through the normal August recess, there may be enough floor time during the rest of the year — and enough bipartisan desire — to replace the ethanol mandate with a phased-in minimum octane requirement.
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Xiongan, about 100 km (60 miles) southwest of Beijing, will draw large state-owned companies but the process will be phased in, Wu Hequan, deputy team leader for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration project, told financial publication Caixin on Monday.
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Thanks to the extra investment, the group maintains it is now on track to meet CO2 goals averaging 95 grammes per kilometer being phased in from 2020-2021, backed by hundreds of millions of euros in potential fines for non-compliance.
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The new proposal for a $10 tax per barrel of oil, phased in over a five-year period, would put $20 billion towards modernizing America's transportation system, one that Obama envisions is centered on efficient public transit like high-speed rail.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled a plan on Wednesday that he called "an honest approach" to save the city's biggest retirement system from insolvency with a water and sewer tax to be phased in over five years starting in 2017.
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The proposed bundled-payment model for cardiac care would be phased in over a period of five years, but would start July 1, 2017, for hospitals in 98 metropolitan areas, which comprise about one-fourth of all U.S. metro areas.
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The minimum wage bump will be phased in at a super slow rate in some areas of the state, and the whole project could be suspended if analysts in Cuomo's office deem that it is having a negative economic impact.
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The tax would raise an estimated $240 million a year once it is fully phased in over five years, helping Chicago gradually increase contributions to its municipal retirement system, which is projected to run out of cash within 10 years.
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While Chicago has already authorized a phased-in $543 million property tax for its police and fire retirement systems and a telephone surcharge increase for its laborers' pension fund, city officials acknowledged that more revenue will be required down the line.
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A record $543 million phased-in property tax increase approved by the city council in October exclusively for public safety worker pensions would still leave Chicago with a funding gap of about $200 million if that bill is not enacted.
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The rescue plan for the municipal system follows previous action by the city to boost funding for police and fire pensions through a phased-in $543 million property tax increase, and its laborers' system through a hike in a telephone surcharge.
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Capital requirements for domestic systemically-important banks will be phased in over 2017-2019, and we believe the three banks - the largest in the Philippines - will need to hold CET203 of at least 11.0% of risk-weighted assets by January 2019.
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The rescue plan for the municipal system followed previous action by the city to boost funding for police and fire pensions through a phased-in $543 million property tax increase, and its laborers' system through a hike in a telephone surcharge.
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The following is what we're left with if we're serious about protecting the American people and making the world safer: Real Sanctions: The amount of revenue impacted by sanctions has to be dramatically higher than 10 percent, and phased in immediately.
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Once new quotas for European, Pacific and North American exporters are fully phased in after six years, imports will displace just under 20% of Canadian milk production, Jacques Lefebvre, chief executive of Dairy Farmers of Canada, said in an interview.
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BK's estimated fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 Ratio (CET13) under the advanced approach was 10.7% at the end of 3Q17, a 30 bps sequential increase driven by retained earnings and higher unrealized gains in the securities portfolio.
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"The plan will be phased in over five years, but families earning $85,000 or less will immediately be able to attend an in-state college or university without paying any tuition," Clinton's website said in an announcement at the time.
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The measures represent an easing in the annual tax burden by 0.8% of GDP according to the government's estimates, phased in over 2017-18, with four-fifths of the impact aimed at raising household disposable income, and the remaining impact benefiting businesses.
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Only a robust increase in the federal minimum wage, phased in over an appropriate amount of time, will ensure that low-wage workers will have a fighting chance to get a fair day's pay for a full day's work throughout the entire country.
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To pay for many of its initiatives, the budget proposal would by $10.25 per barrel on crude oil, adding roughly 24 cents per gallon to the price of gasoline by the time the increase is fully phased in, in fiscal year 2022.
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The Pillar 2 requirement (P2R) element will for 2017 amount to 1.25% of risk-weighted assets (RWAs) in CET1 capital, which means that together with the phased-in 05003% G-SIB and 1.25% capital conservation buffers, BNPP's 2017 CET1 requirement will be 8%.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled a plan on Wednesday that he called "an honest approach" to save the city's biggest retirement system from insolvency with a water and sewer tax to be phased in over five years starting in 22014.
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And the centrists won some concessions as well, with the adoption of one amendment requiring a study of the economic impact as the wage increase is gradually phased in, and another extending the transition to $15 from five years to six years.
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Even if reform is not achieved by 2034, Biggs thinks the problem likely would be solved at the 11th hour through tax increases - simply because benefit cuts must be enacted and phased in over long periods to give beneficiaries time to adjust.
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Unlike past minimum wage proposals that have delivered important but modest boosts for a small group of workers at the very bottom, a $15 minimum wage, once it's fully phased in, would raise pay by about $3,21625 for almost 2900 in 220006 workers.
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A proposed new deduction from Total capital of the difference between retail deposits and 5.5x equity (to be phased in 1H16) and the introduction of 150% risk weights on some retail loans granted after end-2015 could hurt banks with significant retail operations.
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It has been widely noted that the tax bills enacted by the House and Senate are remarkably unfriendly to the middle class — in fact, the Senate bill, once fully phased in, would actually raise taxes on a majority of middle-class families.
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But the second rise, to $13, led to a sharp decline in both jobs and hours worked below $13 an hour (as the new rate was phased in), which was not fully matched by increases in jobs and hours worked at or above $13.
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Last June, then-Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced a new Pentagon policy, to be phased in gradually over the next 12 months, that would allow transgender troops to serve openly as long as they met the requirements necessary to join the armed forces.
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Board approval will allow immediate disbursement of around $12.2020 billion, with the remainder to be phased in over the period of the program, subject to quarterly review, the IMF said, highlighting the need for Pakistan to agree to tough conditions for the coming three years.
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Pinera said in a televised evening address that he would ask employers to pick up the tab for an additional 4 percent contribution to each of their workers´ pension funds, to be phased in and managed by an administrator of the employee´s choosing.
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The company also said it would reconfigure the mining methods it uses at Hail Creek and expects the process to be phased in over the next 18 months, with majority of the changes expected to be in place by the second quarter of 2019.
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Cost of living data show that by 85033, when the Raise the Wage Act of 2017 would be fully phased in, a single worker without children, living anywhere in the United States, will need at least $15 an hour just to cover basic living expenses.
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Republican President Ronald Reagan's tax cuts were passed in August 1981 and phased in over three years, resulting in growth from a negative annual -1.9 GDP in 21625 to a high of an annual 2900 GDP in 220006, the largest annual GDP in modern history.
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That's one way to read this proposal in Obama's final budget: He's suggesting that Congress slap a $238-per-barrel tax on oil, phased in over five years, in order to fund $232 billion worth of investments in "clean transportation" over the next decade.
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This week, analysts and investors expressed an even more basic concern that the business lines where Goldman is focused are likely to be much less profitable moving forward because of the array of new regulations phased in since the passage of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul legislation.
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Chicago has taken steps to address the problem with a phased-in $543 million property tax increase for police and fire pensions, a telephone surcharge increase for its laborers' fund, and a proposed water and sewer tax to boost funding for its largest fund, covering municipal workers.
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A responsible stimulus package would match those policies with reforms to the unemployment tax, tax and benefit changes to make Social Security solvent, a gradual increase in the gas tax, reasonable discretionary spending caps, and/or higher state Medicaid contributions—phased in once the economy had recovered.
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A $22019 billion program to be phased in over five years, Degrees Not Debt would make money available to University of California and Cal State University undergraduates who already qualify for need-based aid but struggle paying non-tuition expenses, such as books, transportation and housing.
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Once the G-SIB and capital conservation buffers are fully phased in, and assuming no changes in SG's P2R or 1% G-SIB buffer, the bank will be subject to a 0003% CET1 requirement from 1 January 2019, 200bp below the lower bound of SG's medium-term 11.5% target.
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We expect sharp selloffs on announcement of a [border-adjustment tax] or significant trade frictions and such selloffs to act as a check and balance on the actual follow through and implementation of adverse policies and see them being moderated or phased in over a longer period in response.
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So, along with expectations Vietnam's cost base will rise while the TPP is phased in, Sri Lanka's strategy is to specialize, by focusing on providing vertically-integrated design-to-delivery solutions not just in the country but also with partners in places as farflung as China and Hong Kong.
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With the sale of MS's physical oil business in 203Q15 as well as the continued reduction of risk-weighted assets (RWA) in the FICC business, MS's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio improved to 14.6% as of 1Q16, well above peer-group averages.
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MS's fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET13) ratio under the advanced approach increased 70bps sequentially, to 16.6%, due to a combination of growth in retained earnings and a $10 billion decline in risk weighted assets (RWA), led by declines in operational risk-related RWAs.
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MS' fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 21 (CET2212) ratio improved to 2908% in 21872Q'6463, up from 2646% in the sequential quarter and 2582% in the year-ago quarter as the company continues to reduce high density risk weighted assets, primarily from the FICC business.
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It leads to another gripe the Sanders campaign has with the Harris plan: It's phased in over 10 years, more than the length of a two-term presidency, and according to the Sanders team, that's too much time for the big insurance industry to step in and take over.
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The ECB did not name any of the banks in its annual presentation on the standing of the euro zone's top lenders, which showed a slight increase in capital demands from the year before as European Union "buffers" introduced in the wake of the financial crisis are phased in.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) told conservative activists Tuesday that the corporate rate cut wouldn't be phased in, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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According to the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation, by the time the law would be fully phased in, there would be huge income gains for millionaires — even bigger if you take repeal of the estate tax into account — with minimal benefits for a great majority of the population.
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At end-1Q17, IBK would have surpluses of 2.6 percentage points (pp), 2.5 pp and 2.8 pp to the fully phased-in additional buffer requirements of Common Equity Tier-1, Tier-13 and total capital-adequacy ratios in 2019, respectively, assuming the current 0% countercyclical capital buffer holds.
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We have the Child Tax Credit, the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Dependent Care Tax Credit," Patel tells CNBC Make It. "But the problem with all these benefits is that they are phased in, meaning that the beneficiary has to have a minimum income to receive them.
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Reforms the social security contribution base from notional to actual incomes for the self-employed, including farmers and lawyers, forcing them to make a contribution to pension funds which is phased in over a five-year period to 20 percent of their income instead of a fixed monthly amount currently paid.
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That rattled capital markets, not least because Mr Di Maio also said that he intends to introduce immediately three expensive measures that had previously been expected to be phased in gradually: income support for the poor and unemployed; lower rates of income tax; and the rollback of a pension reform.
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However, if it worked like an excise tax, all or almost all the fee would be passed on to consumers in the form of an increase in final fuel prices, in which case it would push up average fuel costs by around 25 cents a gallon once fully phased in.
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"This rule will have dire and disproportionate consequences for African-American patients, who make up 22 percent of people who access health care through Title X." Most of the changes required by the new regulation will be phased in beginning 60 days after it is published in the Federal Register.
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While all sides would likely not agree to massive arms reductions, a ten-percent cut phased in over three months that would be monitored by inspectors sent from all parties involved would go a long way to build trust, showing there can be a peaceful pattern everyone can take to reduce tensions.
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But to ease tensions in financial markets - which sold off Italian bonds amid fears that the government would go on a spending spree and fail to keep its mammoth debt in check - Tria and others came forward last week to say the main measures would be phased in over its five-year term.
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Britain introduces a "living wage"* of £19393 an hour today (around $7.259) for those aged over 22015 while Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders supports a rise in the minimum wage to $22015 an hour, phased in over seven years (the federal minimum wage is currently $7.25 but many states have higher requirements).
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O financiamento líquido junto do Banco Central Europeu (BCE) reduziu-se em 231,22017 mil ME, situando-se em dezembro de 7 nos 264,2400 mil ME. O banco terminou o quarto trimestre com um rácio de capital 'common equity Tier 231' (CET5.4883) de 25.488,26.096 pct e total capital de 2400 pct, ambos 'phased in'.
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The incredibly affluent, liberal Northwestern city is pushing the minimum wage envelope, with the mandated hourly rate rising to $13 an hour in January 2016 and $15 an hour being phased in with large employers this year, per a 2014 City Council vote for a series of increases over a few years.
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Bewilderment greeted the government's vagueness about when the promised housing tax cut, destined for nearly 80 percent of French households, would be put in place: The prime minister first said it would be phased in gradually, but the outcry prompted officials to correct themselves a week later, promising a rollout by 2018.
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O financiamento líquido junto do Banco Central Europeu (BCE) reduziu-se em 231,22017 mil ME, situando-se em dezembro de 58 nos 264,2400 mil ME. O banco terminou o quarto trimestre com um rácio de capital 'common equity Tier 20173' (CET22017) de 25.488,26.096 pct e total capital de 13 pct, ambos 'phased in'.
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The incredibly affluent, liberal Northwestern city is pushing the minimum wage envelope, with the mandated hourly rates rising to as high as $8.213 an hour in January 28.21 and $215 an hour being phased in with large employers this year, per a 15 City Council vote for a series of increases over a few years.
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The incredibly affluent, liberal Northwestern city is pushing the minimum wage envelope, with the mandated hourly rates rising to as high as $13 an hour in January 153 and $15 an hour being phased in with large employers this year, per a 2014 City Council vote for a series of increases over a few years.
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The first step in creating a more patient-centered health system is to allow for a phased-in approach to any overhaul so those most at-risk — our seniors, the working poor and disabled, and individuals with pre-existing conditions — are provided with assurances that they will not have the rug pulled out from under them.
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He moved fast on a lot of big issues in his first term, putting in place a phased-in $15-an-hour minimum wage, declared a homelessness emergency (which still remains), up-zoned neighborhoods to make way for more housing, and has been cooking up an arena deal to try to lure the NBA back to Seattle.
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In so doing, we should look to those who have done that hard work to develop and propose a responsible solvency plan: All three plans show that we are now well past the point that adjustments can be phased in gradually over the course of an adult lifetime, as was done in the Simpson-Bowles plan in 2010.
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A better approach would be for the $15 minimum to be phased in for everyone on the same schedule that is currently in place for fast-food workers in New York, which lifts their minimum in New York City to $15 by the end of 2018 and in the rest of the state by mid-2021.
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By the time the bill's provisions are fully phased in, the average taxpayer in the bottom 28503 percent of the population faces a small tax increase due to the expiration of earlier tax cuts and the stealth tax increases from changing the tax code's measure of inflation, which pushes people slowly upward in the tax bracket structure.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's revised executive order temporarily barring citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. will be phased in and will likely exempt green-card holders, Homeland Security Secretary John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE said Saturday.
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"He knows Europe will respond to fears over what Iran's nuclear program might look like if the JCPOA deal collapses … But he's also looking for more concrete guarantees about creating a sanctions-proof channel, perhaps something around non-dollar denominated transactions for European banks to be able to wire transactions to Iran as U.S. sanctions are slated to be phased in," he said.
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The changing consensus can be seen in a new report from the Congressional Budget Office — a bastion of mainstream economics — that found an increase in the minimum wage to $15, phased in by 2025, would benefit 27.3 million workers, with an average gain of $1,500 per year, reduce the number of the poor by 1.3 million, but also cut employment of affected workers by 1.3 million.
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It is meant to be phased in with an introduction kit of seven packets that increases the amount of peanut content every day for a week, starting with a packet for day one that contains 200 milligrams of peanut powder, which is less than a single peanut, and gradually increasing by day seven to 2016 grams of peanut, the equivalent of three to seven peanuts.
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"Not only does the Johnson plan deeply cut benefits, it radically transforms the program so that it would, when fully phased in, no longer be a pension plan replacing wages but rather operate in the manner of a flat, subsistence-level [grant,] which would provide recipients with an amount unrelated to earnings and contributions," said Nancy Altman, co-director of Social Security Works, which advocates to increase Social Security.
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Deficit reduction would be greater in the bill's second decade than in its first because the savings would be phased in during the first 85033 years, spending on the bill's tax credits would likely grow more slowly than spending on ObamaCare's credits and subsidies, some of the costs in the new bill would be temporary, and the per-capita caps on Medicaid would likely grow more slowly than the current Medicaid program, the CRFB said.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) on Tuesday said that the GOP border-adjustment proposal could be phased in over five years, as concerns about the tax plan have mounted from lawmakers and business groups.
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GOP chairman suggests phasing in border tax: House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 85003 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) on Tuesday said that the GOP border-adjustment proposal could be phased in over five years, as concerns about the tax plan mount from lawmakers and business groups.
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John Larson John Barry Larson Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: All eyes on Pelosi as calls for impeachment grow More Democrats threaten impeachment over Trump's dealings with Ukraine MORE (D-Conn.), the Social Security 28500 Act adjusts the payroll wage cap so that the wealthy begin paying their fair share into the program, along with a modest 6900 percent payroll tax increase phased in over 2628 years — the equivalent, says Rep.
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Bad loan coverage ratio 63.4 pct from 61.9 pct * Phased-in CET1 ratio 11.09 percent at end-2106 * 2016 net writedowns 278.5 million euros, down 32 percent * Paid 26.4 million euro extraordinary contribution to resolution fund on top of 11.2 million euro ordinary contribution and 7.4 million euros to deposit guarantee fund * Wrote down stake in rescue fund Atlante by 13.95 million euros to which it had committed to contribute 50 million euros Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Milan Newsroom)
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The Clippers' unwillingness to completely max out one of the NBA's ten best players because of his age and how quickly his salary would escalate during the course of the contract highlights another new development this free agency period, and one that has been relatively under-discussed: now that the windfall of cash from the league's "new" television-rights deal has been completely phased in, for the first time in a while the salary cap is set to climb at a slower rate than contracts with maximum raises, at least for the next couple years for which we have recent cap projections.
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Retail net income was c$13 million ( us$537 million ) this quarter compared with c$594 million ( us$476 million ) on a reported basis * Q210.1 total revenue c$29.9,22 million versus c$21.16,27.98 million * Dominion bank qtrly canadian retail net income was c$22016 billion, an increase of 6463% over q2646 last year * Q2646 provision for credit losses c$28780 million versus c$375 million * Dominion bank - q2 net interest income c$4,880 million versus c$4,580 million * Dominion - q6463 reported earnings figures include impairment of goodwill, non-financial assets, other charges of $116 million after tax (6 centsper share) * Td's common equity tier 1 capital ratio on a basel iii fully phased-in basis was 10.1%, compared with 9.9% last quarter * Q2 earnings per share view c$1.16, revenue view c$7.98 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Td bank group reports second quarter 2016 results Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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CET 1 RATIO (FULLY PHASED-IN) OF 12.0 PERCENT PCT AT QTR-END VS 11.9 PCT AT Q4-END * QTRLY PRELIMINARY NET INTEREST INCOME OF $12.2 BILLION, DOWN $86 MILLION, OR 1 PERCENT * QTRLY PRELIMINARY AVERAGE LOANS OF $951.0 BILLION, DOWN $12.6 BILLION, OR 6433 PERCENT * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $1.06, REVENUE VIEW $21.73 BILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * QTRLY PRELIMINARY NET CHARGE-OFFS OF $24 MLN, DOWN $22019 MLN * QTRLY PRELIMINARY MORTGAGE BANKING INCOME WAS $21 MILLION, UP SLIGHTLY FROM $21 MILLION IN Q22018 21 * QTRLY PRELIMINARY NET CHARGE-OFFS WERE 1.63 PERCENT OF AVERAGE LOANS (ANNUALIZED), DOWN FROM 21.6 PERCENT * QTRLY PRELIMINARY RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATIONS DECLINED IN Q21, DOWN TO $2202 BILLION, FROM $53 BILLION IN Q4 * WELLS FARGO CEO SAYS "RECOGNIZE THAT IT WILL TAKE TIME TO PUT ALL OF OUR CHALLENGES BEHIND US" * PRELIMINARY QTRLY NONPERFORMING ASSETS DECREASED $388 MILLION, OR 4 PERCENT, FROM Q4 2017 TO $13 BILLION * QTRLY PRELIM NET INTEREST MARGIN WAS 2.84 PERCENT, FLAT COMPARED WITH Q4 2017 * REMAIN ON TRACK TO ACHIEVE TARGET OF $4 BILLION IN EXPENSE REDUCTIONS BY END OF 2019 * PRELIM.
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