However, the cabinet hasn't published a position paper on this subject.
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KB: So the Tezos position paper examines the potential threats to bitcoin.
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TIM shares rose more than 3 percent after the position paper came out.
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The South African Reserve Bank is still developing a position paper on crypto-currencies.
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His position-paper entr'actes can be awkward and artless, much like the author himself.
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"Gun and magazine bans are a total failure," Mr. Trump wrote in his position paper.
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It's a dreamy electro-poetic position paper called "Device Control," by the photographer Wolfgang Tillmans.
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America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) warns in a position paper that the proposal from Sens.
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More details on the proposed rules will be available today in a government position paper.
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I was intrigued by your position paper in The Journal for the Study of Applied Sapiology.
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The Green New Deal is really more of a position paper than a piece of legislation.
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In a position paper published ahead of the Sinterklaas festivities which run from mid-November through Dec.
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Mr. Cruz helped write George W. Bush's 2000 campaign position paper, arguing for imposing limits on tort lawsuits.
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The position paper suggested neither a certain level nor a corridor for an EU-harmonized corporate tax rate.
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In a position paper published late 2017, the world's largest asset manager BlackRock strongly advocated equal voting rights.
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The position paper is scheduled to be released Sunday morning Beijing time, according to state-run Xinhua news agency.
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Lynn wrote a position paper in 2015 for booksellers, and Amazon is Khan's case study for remaking antitrust law.
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This position paper appears in the journal Nature, just ahead of a meeting of world leaders in Hamburg, Germany.
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Horse-race reporters sometimes defend themselves by arguing that how candidates conduct themselves matters more than a position paper.
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The team also today published a position paper that explains the project's goal in a bit more detail, too.
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America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) warns in a position paper obtained by The Hill that the proposal from Sens.
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An early draft of a British government position paper, published by The Guardian on Wednesday, typically caused a furor.
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BRUSSELS, March 29 (Reuters) - The European Parliament said in a draft position paper on Wednesday that Brexit can be revoked.
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The Society of Adolescent Health and Medicine has just released an updated evidence report and position paper on this topic.
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Here are the key points of a position paper agreed by senior officials from the Labour, Economy and Interior ministries.
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An EPP position paper, seen by Reuters, did not specify by how much it would like to raise the free allowance share.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics doesn't object to children getting vaccinated at pharmacies, according to the group's position paper on preventing flu.
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His comments come three days after the United States Olympic Committee issued a position paper calling for an independent global anti-doping agency.
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Britain's finance ministry, for example, put out a position paper last March arguing that user participation creates value for technology groups like Facebook.
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A position paper from the FWS said "regulation of trade in the species is required" in order to maintain the wild giraffe population.
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An absorbing collection of essays and newspaper columns about Latin American politics and culture, it has the feel of a definitive position paper.
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As Gene Seymour from Newsday wrote, "What we have here isn't a drama so much as a dramatized position paper in three parts."
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Last year, China also released a position paper, "International Strategy of Cooperation in Cyberspace," which included ideas for shared governance of the internet.
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Germany, however, opposes inspections by the Commission, arguing "any kind of audit means extra bureaucracy without being beneficial," in a position paper dated Nov.
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The German-French position paper suggests that the European Commission's proposal for the Common Corporate Tax Base (CCTB) should apply to all corporate taxpayers.
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"Thus France and Germany are not in favour of provisions regarding tax incentives for research and development and equity financing," the position paper said.
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"Thus France and Germany are not in favor of provisions regarding tax incentives for research and development and equity financing," the position paper said.
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The average number of students per class in the district was 26, the LAUSD said in a position paper that cited data from October 2018.
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"Toxicity criterion for construction products will not per se guarantee more safety in the eventuality of a fire," Plastics Europe said in a position paper.
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In a recent position paper, the group recommended canceling aid to asylum seekers and urged the German navy to return refugees to their home countries.
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The U.S. Navy, in a similar position paper opposing the bill, says its Judge Advocate General's Corps would be decimated without Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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In a position paper seen by Reuters, the association questions how former state monopoly Deutsche Telekom is being allowed to overhaul its old copper wire network.
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In a nod to France, the joint position paper said that member states would continue technical discussions on a stabilization function of the euro zone budget.
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The Pentagon, in a position paper opposing the Prosper Act, stated explicitly that Public Service Loan Forgiveness is essential to recruitment and retention of service members.
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Only three classics: the besotted "Alien Girl," the merely sexed-up "P&P 1.5," and "Average Joe," a position paper for the gangsta realism to follow.
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The book acts both as a novel and as a searching, tortured position paper on the use of media, message and, especially, satire in our time.
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"As a position paper…it emphasizes that providing ethical medical care to young people means you can't withhold information from them because of their age," Lindberg says.
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A position paper from the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) said "regulation of trade in the species is required" in order to maintain the wild giraffe population.
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China believes, and has said as much in a 2100 position paper, that it has "indisputable sovereignty" over the South China Sea islands and the adjacent waters.
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"Today, Congress willfully shirks this responsibility, and permits — and indeed often encourages — the executive branch to do work the Constitution assigns to the legislature," the position paper said.
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But CII didn't realize the business group was moving ahead with a formal position paper, Bertsch said, until he received a heads-up about the statement on Friday.
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The Justice Department's position paper acknowledges that the White House approached OLC for advice soon after Speaker Nancy Pelosi publicly confirmed a Ukraine-related impeachment inquiry on Sept.
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"Further, the government's recent position paper on Brexit raises more questions than it answers in relation to the CJEU and the bearing its rulings will have on the UK."
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In a position paper, ACEA said that adding greenhouse gas emissions as an external cost would amount to double taxation since these were already accounted for in fuel tax.
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"The treatments to change one's sexual orientation have been found to be ineffective and could cause mental damage, such as anxiety, depression and suicidal tendencies," the position paper said.
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Referred to as pilot "selection by wallet size" in a 2018 position paper by the European Cockpit Association, training costs remain a troublesome issue in much of the world.
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The legislative package, dubbed "Stop Soros" by government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs, includes mandatory registration of some non-government organizations that "support illegal immigration", according to an emailed government position paper.
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It said in a statement last week that a position paper on the dengue vaccine it published in July 2016 did not include a recommendation for countries to introduce it.
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In September 2018, the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan issued a position paper arguing that legalizing same-sex marriage would make the country more attractive for talent from abroad.
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Plaid, in a position paper on these issues, points out that JPMorgan Chase had a breach in 2014 in which thieves stole the contact information of tens of millions of customers.
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In a position paper seen by Reuters, it said the proposed deal was "not approvable" and it would call for it to be referred to European Union competition authorities for review.
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"We will keep under review what is the best way of advocating our position – be that in private discussions with the EU, speeches, or a formal position paper," a spokesperson said.
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Commenting on the advance briefing of the position paper, the Irish government said it was "timely and helpful" and that it hoped enough progress could be made to move talks forward.
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In a position paper for the Hoover Institution, Mattis said a new Authorization for the Use of Military Force against ISIL would demonstrate the country's "fundamental unity" in dealing with ISIL.
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The IP3 CEO and cofounder, Admiral Michael Hewitt, sent a position paper to David Banks -- a White House official who was fired because he could not get a security clearance -- in 2017.
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"De Mistura is dragging the regime in with his queries on their position paper, rather than allowing them to talk about what they want," said the diplomat involved in the peace process.
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To effectively treat patients, the position paper said, the APA recommends that the intervention be well-planned, "linked to intensive outpatient services," and last for at least 603 days, or six months.
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"If you ask our member companies... they are not very optimistic that these changes will happen," Harborn told reporters in an interview ahead of the chamber's launch of its annual position paper.
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" —American Society of Clinical Oncology position paper, April 2017 "Any legislation should protect the integrity of clinical trials and the FDA oversight of expanded access to maintain the best interests of patients.
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Brussels should be prepared to act "within days" if the sanctions are adopted "without E.U. concerns being taken into account," argued a position paper drafted by the European Commission dated July 19.
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It published a position paper in December outlining its next steps, but more than a dozen NGOs including Amnesty International and Global Witness responded by pushing for even stricter standards and more transparency.
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The N.R.A.'s scolding tweet to doctors this month came in a response to a position paper on firearm injuries and deaths by the American College of Physicians, which was published on Oct.
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Her government, in its latest position paper on the country's departure from the European Union, has vowed to keep an open border in Ireland, but it remains vague on how to accomplish that.
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Back in Europe, the British government said Wednesday it does not wish to have any border posts between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, according to a new position paper on Brexit.
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As an illustrative example, CAP's May position paper supposes that a public employment program should return the employment rate of prime-age workers without bachelor's degrees to its 2000 level of 79 percent.
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The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics published a position paper alongside the new study calling for governments, UN partners, professional organizations, women's groups and other stakeholders to help reduce unnecessary C-sections.
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As an illustrative example, CAP's May position paper supposes that a public employment program should return the employment rate of prime-age workers without bachelor's degrees to its 2003 level of 79 percent.
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These beefed-up registration centres and the border centres along the frontier with Austria would deal with the repatriation of unsuccessful asylum applicants, easing pressure on German municipalities, she said in her position paper.
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Speaking before the latest round of talks began in Brussels today, Barnier voiced frustration at the government's "ambiguity" and the failure of ministers to publish a position paper on UK's potential financial liabilities. bit.
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He signed on as a policy adviser to Nixon's 1968 campaign, and learned quickly — when he drafted a position paper condemning farm subsidies — that a libertarian purist wouldn't get far in a presidential campaign.
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In November, the National Rifle Association took to Twitter, telling doctors to "stay in their lane" in response to a position paper by the American College of Physicians on reducing firearm injuries and deaths.
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Senior financiers say they were told after the summer that the government would issue a position paper setting out Britain's negotiating priorities for a sector that pays more corporate tax than any other industry.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Lawmakers from German Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling conservatives have backed a position paper on 5G mobile networks that recommends tougher rules on foreign vendors while stopping short of banning China's Huawei, sources said.
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Indeed, the Global Commission on Drug Policy's 2017 position paper on the The Opioid Crisis in North America highlights the troubling aspects of the current regulatory framework, such as the incentivization of doctors and salespeople.
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The penalties were set out Monday in a government position paper that says the United Kingdom will make internet companies legally responsible for unlawful content and material that is damaging to individuals or the country.
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"The treatments to change one's sexual orientation have been found to be ineffective and could cause mental damage, such as anxiety, depression and suicidal tendencies," the IMA said in a position paper on the practice.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Environment Ministry has drawn up a position paper suggesting CO2 emissions from cars and light commercial vehicles should be halved by 2030 compared to 2021 levels, documents seen by Reuters on Wednesday showed.
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Now, a position paper from a major sleep-research organization reiterates those benefits, and new research suggests it's not just high schoolers who should get to sleep later: College students could use some extra rest, too.
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Nicky Morgan, chair of parliament's Treasury Select Committee, called on Thursday for City minister John Glen to publish the government's position paper to "provide some much needed clarity" for banks to help with their Brexit preparations.
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The coalition agreement "is an expression of a more-of-the-same attitude and a riding out of problems," the Young Socialists, or Jusos, said in a position paper that evaluated the terms of the agreement.
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The penalties will be set out Monday in a government position paper that says the United Kingdom will make internet companies legally responsible for unlawful content and material that is damaging to individuals or the country.
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In a position paper, released to coincide with the Africa Energy Forum in Lisbon, the investors said mini-grids - which are self-sufficient grids serving households and businesses - had "immense potential" to accelerate electrification in Africa.
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In a 2014 position paper that said it would consider sexual orientation as one factor in "multiple forms of discrimination and social inequalities," adding that it would "take into account the evolution of internationally recognised human rights."
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In the eight-page position paper, the German finance and economy ministries argue that the current account surplus, which ran at 8.3 percent of national economic output last year, is the result of market-based corporate decisions.
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" A position paper appearing to summarize the organization's philosophy, posted to its website, is titled "The Biblical Perspective of Environmental Stewardship: Subduing and Ruling the Earth to the Glory of God and the Benefit of Our Neighbors.
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In addition to the current contributions of member states to the EU budget, Germany and France suggest that countries could also pay into the new tool on the basis of an intergovernmental agreement, according to their position paper.
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You didn't have to know what a "position paper" actually was to solve that very apt entry; it took no great leap to figure out what a "term paper" could be, either, in the context of the theme.
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Nicky Morgan, chair of the British parliament's Treasury Select Committee, called on Thursday for City minister John Glen to publish the government's position paper to "provide some much needed clarity" for banks to help with their Brexit preparations.
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"With a possible crisis looming on the horizon it's now the time to walk the talk," European Union Chamber of Commerce in China President Joerg Wuttke told reporters ahead of the launch of the chamber's annual position paper.
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In a conference call with reporters following the release of the position paper, Bullard said the mismatch between Fed and investor expectations for the fed funds rate is eroding the central bank's credibility and causing distortions in the market.
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The ruling People's Action Party, the only party to govern Singapore since it declared independence 53 years ago, had rarely in the past created a bipartisan committee, published a position paper, and held public hearings prior to passing legislation.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy should play a role in resolving the gridlock over Telecom Italia's (TIM) network assets, possibly by involving state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP), the president of the ruling PD party said in a position paper.
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"The risk of injury to bones, muscles and joints is directly related to the gap between a person's usual level of activity and a new level of activity," the college explains in its official position paper on prescribing exercise.
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The idea of a "political" blockbuster might conjure images of Iron Man delivering Aaron Sorkin-esque speeches about the power of the filibuster, or the dinosaurs escaping from Jurassic Park to present a position paper on the ravages of income inequality.
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"The risk is that a bridging technology like vectoring, when it is implemented in a monopolistic way, will lead Germany as an industrial location into a cul-de-sac in a few years," it said in the position paper this month.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Ten European Union finance ministers want any unsustainable public debt in the euro zone to undergo restructuring, with losses imposed on the private sector, before a public bailout is organized, a joint position paper by the 10 ministers said.
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YANGON (Reuters) - The United Nations' refugee agency will not provide humanitarian assistance to Rohingya Muslims who return to Myanmar if they are interned in camps, according to an internal position paper circulated days before the initial repatriation is due to start.
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China refused to to participate in the arbitration — although a 2014 position paper from Beijing was seen as an unofficial argument in the matter — but the convention specifically allows for a tribunal to make legally binding decisions even if one party is absent.
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France, according to a position paper seen by Reuters, wants the Commission to propose a limited and temporary mechanism, such as has been put in place in recent months, to relocate asylum seekers and ease the strain on member states in crisis.
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On the other hand, I remember hearing a boy I taught—a shaggy, basic Bucks County type—who had written a delusional, ahistorical 'position paper' on affirmative action adoringly praise the merits--speed, power,, "swag"--of a star football recruit to his bros.
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It makes the warning in a negotiation position paper drawn up as it's seeking to engage in separating itself from the 28-Member State bloc known as the European Union — in order that it can, er, make its own rules in future.
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BERLIN, April 19 (Reuters) - Germany has prepared a robust defence of its current account surplus in a position paper drawn up ahead of international finance talks in Washington later this week, when it expects to face U.S. pressure to reduce the surplus.
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Other countries are also using the guide in creating their own curriculums and standards, he added, and this month the National Science Teachers Association released its position paper on teaching climate science, referencing the Essentials of Climate Literacy as one of its sources.
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China has refused to to participate in the arbitration process — although a 2014 position paper from Beijing was seen as an unofficial argument in the matter — but UNCLOS specifically allows for a tribunal to make legally binding decisions even if one party is absent.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The head of the Syrian government delegation at peace talks in Geneva said he had a useful meeting with U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura on Friday, focusing on a government position paper on the "basic elements of a political solution" of the crisis.
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"In time, energy will no longer be sold as a commodity, but instead delivered as a comprehensive service, in which companies get access to reliable, sustainable and affordable energy and energy management programs," reads a position paper the company plans to release in conjunction with its announcement.
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The academy described registered dietitian nutritionists as essential members of the treatment team, but, "Unfortunately, the position paper had little impact, was not renewed, and limited progress has occurred in incorporating (these professional) into drug rehabilitation programs despite the continued growth of substance abuse," Wiss, Schellenberger and Prelip write.
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Colin Powell says he's voting for Clinton Trump does have a position paper on the issue, in which he promises to repeal the individual mandate, modify laws that prohibit the sale of health insurance across state lines and allow people to deduct insurance premiums from their tax returns.
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The UK government announced in a 30-page position paper Wednesday that it plans to avoid creating border posts and customs checks in Ireland after Brexit, a move that would enable all European Union citizens to enter into Britain simply by crossing the Irish border, per the BBC.
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In his cleverly titled Top or Bottom: A Position Paper, published last year in the journal Psychology & Sexuality, psychologist Dr. Andrew Reilly wrote that gay men use the word "bottom" as a way to criticize those with feminine traits—in so doing, bullying them into conforming with heteronormative gender expectations.
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The fund now believes that remuneration has become a global issue and is on the lookout for a sufficiently egregious example of bad pay for it to launch what it calls a position paper, laying out its principles for what it expects on a subject from its more than 9,000 shareholdings.
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"Pro-life legislators and pro-life leaders do not support the prosecution of women and will not push for such a policy when Roe is overturned," stated Americans United for Life in a position paper, which outlined its belief that women were not customarily prosecuted for procuring abortions before Roe.
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Wiss and his coauthors Maria Schellenberger, of the University of Southern California at Los Angeles, and Michael Prelip, of the University of California, Los Angeles, point out that in 1990, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics published a position paper supporting the need for nutrition intervention in treatment and recovery from addiction.
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Ethereum was not factored into the analysis in the initial white paper or position paper, but yes essentially the idea is that ultimately these systems are very fragile in the sense that if you have undue influence over the protocol on this soft level you can render different results at the protocol level.
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The Council for Higher Education Accreditation's Position Paper on Regulatory Relief for Accreditation identifies ten of these, from government oversight whenever a college or university wants to make a major change such as a new campus or program to government telling accreditors what information must be public to government deciding what counts as college credit.
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" Although presented as a break with the Conservative-led government, the Labour position echoes a call in a government position paper this month for an indefinite extension of Britain's participation in the European free trade bloc as negotiations continue past the deadline "in order to avoid a cliff edge for individuals and businesses on both sides.
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In its position paper on vegetarian diets, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the nation's largest organization of dietitians, said a plant-based diet is healthful and nutritionally adequate for pregnant women, as long as there's appropriate planning, since pregnant women who don't eat meat may be at risk for deficiencies in certain nutrients, especially iron and vitamin B12.
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The paper represented one of the ways to address America's gun violence problem by "focusing on the agent of injury, which is a firearm," said David Hemenway, professor of health policy and co-director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, who was not involved in the position paper.
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In the newly published position paper — which is entitled: "The exchange and protection of personal data" (and optimistically subtitled: "a future partnership paper") — the UK claims to have played an influential role in shaping GDPR's updating of the EU's digital data rules — writing that "GDPR takes a more risk based approach than had previously been adopted, with the result that certain obligations with which data controllers must comply are proportionate to the risk posed by the data processing activity".
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