" He then listed several examples of "longstanding" prohibitions, including gun possession by people convicted of felonies and prohibitions on carrying guns "in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings.
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Yet, rolling back prohibitions on harder drugs is likely to bring greater benefits than those produced by the relaxation of marijuana prohibitions precisely because the harder drugs are more dangerous.
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This is seldom the result of religious or cultural prohibitions.
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He compares it to similar prohibitions around pork within Judaism.
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It feels no need to be clear about its prohibitions.
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Closer to the election, it warned, the prohibitions will broaden.
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Similar prohibitions have been included in successive omnibus spending bills.
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The bills would extend such prohibitions to international treaty organizations.
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A $280 fine, no deportation, and no prohibitions against driving.
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And the scope of these prohibitions tends to be broad.
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With security paramount, there is a long list of prohibitions.
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That prohibitions, in other words, actually create the smugglers themselves.
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In theory, they're still subject to the Fourth Amendment prohibitions against unreasonable searches, but courts have found that the standard for reasonableness at the border is extremely low, so the prohibitions have little force.
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No previous president had adopted such sweeping immigration prohibitions, Cox said.
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They also have to abide by federal donation limits and prohibitions.
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Urge Congress to close loopholes in gun prohibitions for domestic abusers.
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German law includes strict prohibitions on Nazi propaganda and Holocaust denial.
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The code includes sexual activity and drinking coffee among its prohibitions.
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The race to pile on new prohibitions is a bipartisan effort.
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But one of the most contentious prohibitions is against the ferret.
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Accordingly, there are legal prohibitions against releasing secret grand jury material.
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Others say the prohibitions on lobbying are too insignificant to be effective.
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Regulators have applied proprietary trading prohibitions to too many activities, he said.
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Prohibitions on charging people with pre-existing conditions more for health coverage.
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Those include strengthened manufacturing standards and prohibitions from making drugs without prescriptions.
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Some prohibitions, like the use of the swastika, are for the better.
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Our trading partners would actually benefit from eliminating the "buy domestic" prohibitions.
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Then came the prohibitions on large events and the shuttering of schools.
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Supply is restricted through taxes, licensing requirements, and prohibitions on advertising and sponsorships.
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In short, prohibitions increased the price of alcohol and difficulty of getting it.
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Prohibitions in northern China also seem to have shifted some polluting activities elsewhere.
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There are no formal prohibitions on corporate lobbyists involving themselves with the transition.
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"The current federal prohibitions on cannabis are unnecessary, harmful, and counterproductive," Lee said.
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Therefore, the prohibitions would not appear even if a background check were conducted.
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Hodges in 2015 struck down state prohibitions on marriage for same-sex couples.
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Can she not reconcile stricter prohibitions on using personal information with expanding revenues?
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Eleven states allow prohibitions on voting even after completion of probation or parole.
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On Tuesday, he implored his colleagues to include prohibitions in the spending bill.
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That's why there are constitutional prohibitions against unreasonable searches and against self-incrimination.
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In New York, Albany, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties have enacted such prohibitions.
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Sweeping new firearms prohibitions would enable the feds to selectively target unpopular offenders.
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Candor, informality, and directness have dissolved not only prohibitions but also defensible standards.
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And several courts have granted them those protections through prohibitions against sex stereotyping.
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Firearm prohibitions for these high-risk groups have been shown to reduce gun violence.
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Despite support for reforms, the FDA hasn't yet relaxed its prohibitions on data sharing.
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But if the assembly keeps the prohibitions in place, more liberal churches may leave.
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Or even those who are for weapons prohibitions but not the no-fly list.
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The American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association have strict anti-torture prohibitions.
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The bar was kind of a dive, and, per the prohibitions outside, entirely white.
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Millions of Americans are exposed to lead every year, despite prohibitions on its use.
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There are still some prohibitions, including anything that pantomimes the use of a weapon.
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The governor also said he had activated 250 state troopers to enforce these prohibitions.
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Aggressive prohibitions could slow the growth of plant-based alternatives, which are badly needed.
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But in other parts of the world, speech prohibitions can be far more extreme.
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New York has since revised its assisted living regulations, removing prohibitions against wheelchair users.
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The Veterans Administration doesn't have prohibitions on negotiating prices or what drugs are offered.
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Under a Continuing Resolution, DoD cannot function normally, including prohibitions on new project starts.
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Such prohibitions have been in place in Uttar Pradesh for more than a week.
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Not until the late 1970s did the federal government outline prohibitions against forced sterilization.
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But the new equipment comes with legal and contractual prohibitions against accessing internal systems.
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Furthermore, SB 992 outlines several prohibitions for drones, all of which classify as misdemeanors.
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The NLWV's wish list of congressional legislation was extensive, including federal regulation of the meat, milk, and coal industries, independent citizenship for married women, equal pay, prohibitions on child labor, compulsory school attendance, "mothers' pensions," and prohibitions on gender discrimination in jury service.
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Because of federal prohibitions, U.S.-based cannabis companies cannot move their products over state borders.
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Britain has proposed child-safety rules, including prohibitions on features designed to keep users hooked.
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For one thing, these aren't really new sanctions — the prohibitions were already on the books.
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Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Cuba gradually lifted many prohibitions on religious worship.
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The proposal repeals the underlying legal foundation for the 2015 prohibitions on blocking and throttling.
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Legal prohibitions against racial discrimination should apply to both civilians and law enforcement officers alike.
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California, Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona, New Hampshire and Oklahoma all have prohibitions on affirmative action.
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Now, the Trump administration appears to be further expanding prohibitions by specifically targeting Chinese firms.
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This payment violates campaign finance law prohibitions against donations over $85033,700 in a general election.
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Admittedly, our history does show that prohibitions work, but they also produce significant negative consequences.
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Most of the prohibitions are temporary and run until the end of the holiday season.
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After all, prohibitions on marijuana use have evolved in-step with American ideas about race.
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Blanket prohibitions, Ms. Jaffrey said, amount to Facebook shutting down one side in national debates.
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Across North America there are strict prohibitions against the large scale movement of living populations.
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She has seen the white unicorn and wanders delirious through a wood of ancient prohibitions.
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Despite all the official prohibitions against it, suicide has remained a constant throughout human history.
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But if cognition encompasses devices, then arguably they should be subject to the same prohibitions.
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In practice, courts have concluded that these prohibitions and others like them pass constitutional muster.
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But over the past decade, access has gotten significantly more limited thanks to new legal prohibitions.
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Maryland's firearm prohibitions for domestic violence-related misdemeanors chiefly apply to handguns, not rifles or shotguns.
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Nobody officially questions prohibitions against slavery, genocide, murder, torture, prolonged arbitrary discrimination and systematic racial discrimination.
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Among other things, the MOU includes prohibitions on advertising, sales, promotion and sponsoring through tobacco products.
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Iraqi citizens will not be subject to travel prohibitions but will face enhanced scrutiny or vetting.
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Or were these websites offering contests of skill that steered clear of prohibitions on sports betting?
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It's now time for us to remove the criminal prohibitions against marijuana at the federal level.
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Chapter 110 of Title 85033, in turn, has numerous prohibitions against the sexual exploitation of children.
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The prohibitions include everything from the possession and production of child pornography to child sex trafficking.
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He cannot lift trade prohibitions without support from Congress, but Cubans were inspired by his rhetoric.
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Njalla, likewise, has prohibitions against "illegal activities" but nothing pertaining to hate speech, harassment, abuse, etc.
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The complicated laws of niddah — the prohibitions on intimacy during menstruation — are taught during one's engagement.
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Newly confident red states are passing some of the strictest prohibitions the country has ever seen.
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Despite an immediate backlash and religious prohibitions that complicate their job, the women stand their ground.
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Trade agreements usually include prohibitions more than encouragements, and without binding repercussions, those can seem weak.
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All became symbols of American freedom and prosperity that no amount of communist prohibitions could stop.
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And even before that, 32 of the 1003 states had already enacted their own statewide prohibitions.
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Wells Fargo has been operating under strict growth prohibitions imposed by its regulators since early 2018.
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Without background checks on all gun sales, new and existing firearm prohibitions cannot be maximally effective.
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Rather than sticking with failed federal prohibitions, Oregon's law would follow a model closer to Portugal.
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Remember, we have pretty strict prohibitions, Paul, on the CIA and how it can monitor American citizens.
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Trump also is expected to extend prohibitions on future lobbying imposed on members of his transition team.
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In a way, the federal prohibitions alongside state legalization are giving smaller-scale producers a leg up.
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" "Adoption of the Interim Final Rule is a blatant violation of the prohibitions specified in the Act.
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But the only Arabic that visitors could find in the central bank's corridors were prohibitions against smoking.
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And specifically, I wrote about constraints on Huawei and ZTE: In what world do these prohibitions disappear?
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Angela's request for a restraining order against me includes various prohibitions on what I could post online.
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Two other cities and Boulder County have prohibitions on fracking that presumably are affected by the decisions.
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India's home ministry did not respond to a question on whether there were any prohibitions on diplomats.
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Prohibitions against unlawful command influence are intended to protect the sanctity and independence of the military trials.
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Some veteran acts have done it, however, long after prohibitions on their classic material would have expired.
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To do so, it must ignore, or treat as redundant, several other prohibitions in the same sentence.
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The president, however, may waive these prohibitions under specific circumstances and permit military assistance to flow unimpeded.
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Despite these egregious violations, South Sudan has consistently received full or partial waivers from the CSPA prohibitions.
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Legislation is to be introduced in the Italian parliament next week to remove criminal prohibitions on marijuana.
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Rent control or rent-stabilization laws are city-level prohibitions on rent increases beyond a certain amount.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson had described the sanctions on Monday as extensions of existing prohibitions.
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Comer, would begin to weaken the prohibitions against using taxpayer funds to cover tuition at parochial schools.
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Ms. DeVos has been among the most vocal critics of the legal prohibitions on parochial school vouchers.
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There are similar prohibitions for people with diagnoses of mental illness and known drug or alcohol abuse.
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Buying opioids from China, despite legal prohibitions, remains as easy as providing money and a shipping address.
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Ironically, states' constitutional prohibitions on running budget deficits helped create a new fiscal danger: higher student borrowing.
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The shooting came as Florida lawmakers were preparing to consider legislation that would relax prohibitions on firearms.
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But the Forest Service is regulated by the US Department of Agriculture, which has no such prohibitions.
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Such content usually enjoys additional legal protection thanks to the U.S. Constitution's prohibitions on restricting free speech.
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"Here in New York City, for instance, there are wholesale prohibitions on short-term rentals," he continued.
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Some states have blanket prohibitions on such surcharges in certain situations — say, if one car is parked.
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Moreover, increased repression overall is triggering greater resistance, and cracks are appearing even in long-standing prohibitions.
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George Church, a geneticist at Harvard University, saw no clear prohibitions against certain enhancements in the report.
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On June 6, a court order striking down Canada's criminal prohibitions on physician-assisted suicide takes effect.
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On the gun control front, there's moderate evidence that background checks reduce suicide and violent crime, limited evidence that prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicide, moderate evidence that those prohibitions reduce violent crime, and supportive evidence that child-access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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The videos, "violated our Terms of Service prohibitions on discriminatory and hateful content," the spokesperson told Business Insider.
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Wisconsin: Wisconsin generally allows carrying an unconcealed firearm in public, but polling place prohibitions depend on local rules.
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The boom demonstrates the lightning speed at which prohibitions can crumble, and the cathartic benefits that can follow.
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These prohibitions were so tough that in some areas they forced the authorities into an unusual U-turn.
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Prescriptive regulations are regulations that contain mandates or prohibitions (as opposed to budget regulations, which implement spending programs).
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The memo advises prosecutors to avoid strict enforcement of federal prohibitions on marijuana, in deference to state law.
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Its current policy includes prohibitions on: Twitter also notes there can be country-specific restrictions on financial services.
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Striking these prohibitions is vital, but will be no small feat because virtually all trade agreements have them.
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In fact, however, our drug prohibitions were created after a series of moral panics over race and immigration.
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It remains to be seen whether Trump will retain President Obama's prohibitions on lobbyists serving in the administration.
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Such prohibitions do not appear in an older document that outlines Pinterest rules around employees selling their stock.
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Also, North Korea, long an ally of China, has repeatedly ignored United Nations prohibitions against conducting nuclear tests.
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The organization decided that international prohibitions against pure cannabidiol are unwarranted, as it poses no public health threat.
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The 1968 prohibitions on who can own a weapon, and requirements for licensing dealers, are still in place.
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The office is charged with enforcing legal prohibitions against discrimination by race, color, national origin, sex and disability.
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" In 1957 the Supreme Court noted that such prohibitions hold "even when the purchase is solely for investment.
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"Experts retained by the state will not be burdened with the unreasonable prohibitions sought by Google," he said.
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Lee said critics of the bill are mischaracterizing it and stressed that it places no prohibitions on adoption.
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This day of rest doesn't mean simply refraining from "work," it includes prohibitions against writing, cooking and electricity.
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In Australia, the prohibitions might have been intended to reduce the chance of sexual relations between in-laws.
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" The ACLU argued that prohibitions of drugs "did not mean, however, an end to drug use" but "that, suddenly, people were arrested and jailed for doing what they had previously done without government interference," and that prohibitions "meant the emergence of a black market, operated by criminals and marked by violence.
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Those provisions include prohibitions on insurers charging higher premiums or denying coverage for people with pre-existing health conditions.
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But only nowadays, after decades of harsh government prohibitions, do these psychedelic drugs seem to be enjoying a moment.
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"While the Administration recognizes the importance of these prohibitions to national security," the letter says, according to the Journal.
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It would also place prohibitions on dozens of new companies and individuals accused of trafficking in illicit nuclear material.
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Watson did not touch on the challengers' claims that the ban violated the US Constitution's prohibitions on religious discrimination.
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Among other things, the MOU includes prohibitions on advertising, sales, promotion and sponsoring through tobacco products, WHO spokesman said.
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Or the prohibitions against importing Brazilian-made ethanol at a fraction of what Iowa ethanol costs the American consumer?
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The government may downgrade federal prohibitions on anti-consumer and anticompetitive actions to voluntary commitments by internet service providers.
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But Saudi Arabia places severe restrictions on women's rights and participation in society, including prohibitions on driving and finances.
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It relies instead mainly on Islamic sharia law, with police and judiciary citing social customs in enforcing certain prohibitions.
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Prohibitions against LSD and brethren hallucinogens, like psilocybin and mescaline, were codified in the Controlled Substances Act of 1970.
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The directive also clarifies and strengthens existing prohibitions against LGBTQ people working in state government, the news service reported.
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This standard NDA delineates the conditions and prohibitions of disclosing, storing and maintaining classified and sensitive compartmented information (SCI).
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There is no cross-examination, for instance, and there are no prohibitions on evidence about character or past misconduct.
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While infuriating — read terrifying — Tehran, the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) extended Congressional prohibitions against the mullahs for another decade.
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But I am free to express my views on how the agency handled this matter without violating those prohibitions.
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Additionally, PICA would eliminate state prohibitions on such appalling practices as the sale of dog, cat, and horse meat.
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The Supreme Court has enforced strict prohibitions on government efforts to block publications from seeing the light of day.
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The reaction in Berlin, where there are strict legal prohibitions of Holocaust denial and Nazi propaganda, has been swift.
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The prohibitions on drugs have also created perverse economic incentives that make combating drug producers and distributors extremely difficult.
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Be aware of state-specific prohibitions; in Delaware, for example, it is illegal to pawn artificial limbs and wheelchairs.
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He initially said the prohibitions would apply to both "trade and cargo" as well, but this was subsequently retracted.
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And that flipped somewhat after the 1960s, when people began to see Catholicism just in terms of its prohibitions.
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It might be too late to have a reasonable debate about vaping because sweeping prohibitions are already causing trouble.
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That's exactly what the drafters of the Constitution and the well-established conflict of interest prohibitions sought to avoid.
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Before enacting sweeping new gun prohibitions, we should remember the collateral damage and constitutional absurdities from previous federal crackdowns.
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Administration officials said the final proposal contains consumer protections, including prohibitions on discrimination against customers with expensive medical conditions.
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But Scalia's opinion made clear that the decision would leave untouched many "longstanding prohibitions" on the use of guns.
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And in 2008, the Supreme Court held that "longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons" are presumptively lawful.
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We should expect to see him push aggressively for ending the prohibitions on offshore drilling that have hampered oil exploration.
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The majority of the rules governing the Internet remain the same—the prohibitions on blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization—remain.
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As with immigration, the threat of such prohibitions could cool the capital markets between the U.S. and China, potentially severely.
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As the only U.S. game in space for years, those prohibitions naturally limited how much advertising made it to orbit.
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The plan also has layers of protection for American jobs and wages, including recruitment requirements, displacement prohibitions, and wage floors.
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That includes prohibitions against making money from certain forms of interest as well as forbidding investments in alcohol and firearms.
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"It will be interesting to see how the market responds to the prohibitions on Dish selling its spectrum," Moffett said.
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By codifying its prohibitions into formal rules, the commission is hoping it will have firmer ground to tackle these issues.
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More recently, ZTE and Huawei have faced renewed prohibitions from entering markets like Australia, and just this weekend, New Zealand.
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Major teams like the Seattle Seahawks currently have a no-gun policy, and the new law would halt such prohibitions.
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"And while some federal ethics laws don't apply to the president, some prohibitions are in the Constitution itself," it added.
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Prohibitions on essential care that are based on religious or other non-scientific grounds can jeopardize women's health and safety.
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Technically speaking, Mr Alito was correct: the court's decision left in place strict prohibitions on foreign spending in American elections.
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Prohibitions on their participation in APMs that improve care coordination could drive patients into the more expensive hospital-based setting.
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PROMESA was not a blank check to the FOMB to bypass the limits, prohibitions and obligations imposed by the Act.
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Specifically, federal prohibitions largely prohibit these businesses from partnering with financial institutions, processing credit cards and taking standard business deductions.
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Pointedly, Kennedy ventured no opinion whatever on the constitutionality of prohibitions on conduct that fell outside that narrowly described box.
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Those trans women and drag queens didn't just stage a polite protest about repealing sodomy laws or cross-dressing prohibitions.
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Yale last year lost valuable faculty members because of a letter one of them wrote questioning prohibitions on Halloween costumes.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new efficiency rules for manufactured homes, safety standards for trucks and banking prohibitions.
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He appointed an Attorney General who had successfully fought to vitiate federal prohibitions on the execution of the mentally ill.
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The Anti-Lobbying Act also has prohibitions on using federal funds to back legislation Congress is considering, the Democrats note.
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Mr. Manafort is under investigation for possible violations of tax laws, money-laundering prohibitions and requirements to disclose foreign lobbying.
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The deal weakened U.N. prohibitions on Iran's testing of ballistic missiles, which cannot be reversed without Russian and Chinese consent.
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Prohibitions of that scope would make organizing group trips to Cuba "impossible," said Michael Sykes, president of Cuba Cultural Travel.
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The Justice Department issued a rule in December, deciding that existing prohibitions against fully automatic weapons also covered bump stocks.
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Prohibitions include discrimination in the sale or rental of housing, racially targeted advertising for housing and discriminatory real estate transactions.
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"Bans and prohibitions are not an effective strategy to address youth vaping issues," spokesperson at Reynolds American Kaelan Hollon said.
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Despite prohibitions against targeting U.S. servers, for instance, by 2012 DREAD operatives had targeted Google, Hotmail and Yahoo email accounts.
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Outright prohibitions — especially on popular menthol cigarettes — probably will do more harm than good, as will unusually high excise taxes.
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Our culture has all kinds of prohibitions against plain speech, but we've long treated agenda-driven spin as just business.
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Some 290 percent of Americans favor legalization, and several potential Democratic candidates for president support ending federal prohibitions on marijuana.
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When Virginia made it easy to buy a gun, guns flooded into New York City despite its rigorous firearms prohibitions.
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Finally, the use of this $1303,000 could also violate prohibitions on personal use of campaign funds by a federal candidate.
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She regards prohibitions of smoking on beaches, or of using electronic cigarettes in public spaces, as evidentially unsupported and merely vengeful.
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The new rules maintain prohibitions on selling services to foreigners—particularly galling for programmers and web designers—and on commercial imports.
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But several state party chairmen interviewed by CNN were not aware of any explicit prohibitions on accepting gifts or travel help.
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Many federal courts have held that existing federal prohibitions on sex discrimination include discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Other regulations of which the city is reminding its visitors include prohibitions on picnicking in public areas, littering, and riding bikes.
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Fully abolishing the regulation would take an act of Congress, but Trump can direct the IRS not to enforce the prohibitions.
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Documents and subsequent hearings revealed that it wasn't just Dekraai—the DA's office had been violating these constitutional prohibitions for years.
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If Florida voters say yes, other Southern states that have been resistant to liberalizing drug laws could reconsider their prohibitions, too.
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Some of these prohibitions apply only in a single community, or even to a single family, while others are followed regionally.
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The stocks of drug companies like Pfizer rose as the potential for tough regulations and prohibitions on mergers appeared to subside.
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No money came out of the pockets of any of the defendants, and the prohibitions on future activity were token requirements.
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Kay Ivey (R) last week signed into law an abortion ban that puts strict prohibitions on the procedure in the state.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has dismantled the last of its prohibitions on receiving donations from lobbyists and political action committees.
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However, the primary prohibitions and restrictions of the Iran sanctions program that affect U.S. persons and entities remain in place today.
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Demonstrators on the Harvard side said it was inconceivable to them that Harvard would resort to quotas, given the legal prohibitions.
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We need but will not get mandatory background checks, bans on automatic weapons, and prohibitions on where guns can be carried.
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Some of the prohibitions in the agreement are set to end in 2025, including limits on the number of its centrifuges.
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This is why neither the 18th Amendment nor state-level prohibitions ever outlawed drinking alcohol, but instead focused on its sale.
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Apple prohibits dozens of other categories of apps; the restrictions include the typical prohibitions on nudity, hate speech and physical harm.
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There are 20-week abortion prohibitions in 18 states, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization that supports abortion rights.
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The event began in 1986 as a rejection of rules: There was no central authority, no prohibitions, no assigned camping spots.
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The event began in 1986 as a rejection of rules: There was no central authority, no prohibitions, no assigned camping spots.
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Would a Republican version of the law retain its prohibitions against insurance companies' denying coverage to patients with pre-existing conditions?
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Those five nations and the bloc have largely lifted their sanctions against Iran, including prohibitions on financial transfers and oil purchases.
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The US Justice Department issued the rule in December, deciding that existing prohibitions against fully automatic weapons also covered bump stocks.
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The administration asserted at the time that it couldn't get more specific because of the funding prohibitions that were in place.
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And Morral agreed that the evidence is stronger on background checks and prohibitions associated with mental illness than other gun policies.
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Through binding international agreements, the international community has previously adopted prohibitions against land mines, cluster munitions and biological and chemical weapons.
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In its May letter to Clayton, the IAA suggested that violations of these prohibitions should not be considered, by themselves, as fraud.
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" In a statement, Disney told us, "Redbox is selling our digital movie codes in blatant disregard of clear prohibitions against doing so.
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This is the basis for federal restrictions on (and in some cases prohibitions against) political contributions by individuals, corporations or labor unions.
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Manafort's lawyers argued in Monday night's filing that there was reason to think government officials had violated prohibitions on grand jury secrecy.
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Mr. Modanlo's punishment was among the most severe in any criminal case arising from American economic prohibitions on doing business with Iran.
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This occurred less through legislative prohibitions on political participation than a slow disintegration of our national commitment to civil rights and integration.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new drug prohibitions, fewer protections for grizzly bears, and speed limits for trucks and buses.
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But many interpretations exist regarding what is "work," and the prohibitions and observance lessen as the commitment to orthodoxy lessens, they said.
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Campaigns against the death penalty, and Europe's strong prohibitions on the export of execution drugs, have raised the stakes for pharmaceutical companies.
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"We consider only health in making these goals and other organizations have to factor in feasibility, which includes cost prohibitions," he added.
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Hawaii is poised to be the first state to ban them and more than a dozen municipalities have enacted their own prohibitions.
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They say that Feinstein's bill could be used to later justify prohibitions against lighter trigger pulls, accelerated hammer drops and finished bolts.
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As to community banks, since many of the statutory prohibitions against irresponsible loans will stay in place under the proposed bill—e.g.
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The loss of taboo shows us its value, and how prohibitions are a crucial part of the social contract we live by.
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Last week, however, the state legislature enacted—and Kemp signed—one of the most extreme "fetal heartbeat" abortion prohibitions in the nation.
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Those are the heroes keeping our profanities alive — because, when the last prohibitions fade away, so will the power of the words.
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Thus, the vendors have sought to clamp an iron cover of contractual legal prohibitions to bar public investigation of anomalies and irregularities.
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But if the Republicans in the House and Senate show some backbone, they can get an AUMF without all the Obama prohibitions.
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Many Americans are surprised to learn that ethics rules do not create legal prohibitions against the president continuing to conduct his business.
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For many of my peers, however, the whole process is a grueling battle between modesty, cultural prohibitions, general resentment, and punitive possibilities.
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Before Leviticus was composed, outright prohibitions against homosexual sex — whether between men or women — were practically unheard-of in the ancient world.
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The pact included prohibitions on state subsidies, in what was supposed to be a template that could eventually influence China's commercial realities.
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They also wanted stronger prohibitions against sharing the immigration records of people who come forward to take custody of unaccompanied migrant children.
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And they want stronger prohibitions against sharing the immigration records of people who come forward to take custody of unaccompanied migrant children.
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But many foreign banks and other businesses are now reluctant to deal with Iran, partly over fears of inadvertently violating American prohibitions.
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A May memo of lease for a Target in Evanston, Illinois, obtained by Reuters, contains similar prohibitions against lockers and online fulfillment.
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The most explicit prohibitions outlaw striking voters simply because they have not cast ballots and ban delistings within 90 days of elections.
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North Korea, an ally of China, has also consistently defied the United Nations, ignoring prohibitions against its nuclear program and missile tests.
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But even limited prohibitions on its use in police body cams, D.M.V. databases, public housing and schools would be an important start.
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Under North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, the country has boasted of its increasingly sophisticated missiles in rejection of United Nations prohibitions.
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Bribery is one of the Constitution's specific prohibitions on executive conduct, second only to treason as a reason for impeaching a president.
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Shaw's gambling suspension comes as the league has begun to shed many of its longstanding prohibitions against associating with the gambling industry.
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Facebook will still require advertisers, including political campaigns, to adhere to its community guidelines, which include prohibitions on hate speech and extremism.
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Indeed, Miranda recently pressed the New York State Legislature to pass its own prohibitions on the use of software by ticket scalpers.
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Gun control groups applauded some retailers' moves to enact "open-carry prohibitions" in their stores, but some guns rights groups seem unworried.
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In the following millenniums, the sages expanded these prohibitions with a welter of interpretations intended to fortify the taboos against forbidden foods.
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Waiving the essential benefits could also potentially weaken prohibitions on insurers limiting the amount of care they cover, even in employer plans.
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Only after intense pressure from the International Labor Organization in 28500 did Al Baker remove these discriminatory prohibitions on female cabin crew.
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The reality is that the American ban on DDT did not extend to other nations, although some later enacted their own prohibitions.
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In the 1980s, they combined their expertise to develop an educational program for school-age children that removed the prohibitions against fire.
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The main conflict-of-interest statutes exempt the president from their prohibitions, but there are other laws that apply to Mr. Trump.
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In this case, the court allowed the suit to proceed over whether the weapon maker violated state prohibitions against unfair trade practices.
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The frequency of citations to the "longstanding prohibitions" passage helps explain why the success rate for Second Amendment claims is so low.
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Governmental prohibitions against marketable goods and services, like alcohol and gambling, Andreas posits, instantly create lucrative markets for those goods and services.
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When the Trump FCC repealed the 2015 Open Internet Order, it didn't just eliminate the prohibitions against blocking and throttling and paid prioritization.
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Last January, for example, the U.S. Justice Department warned banks it would begin aggressive enforcement to improve compliance with anti-money laundering prohibitions.
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Eventually 8chan went down, The Sarkeesian Effect stayed up, and Patreon added a series of specific prohibitions on "doxing," hate speech, and harassment.
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Prohibitions against building in fire-prone areas would therefore require a strong legislative effort to build denser, affordable housing in urban economic centers.
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These limits are "absolute prohibitions on abortions prior to viability which the Supreme Court has clearly held cannot be imposed by the state".
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You probably want prohibitions on sensitive areas like hospitals or clinics or schools, where even if someone's consented, you still shouldn't use it.
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The expiration of prohibitions on large-scale stock sales is coming up shortly, which will add further pressure to a newly depressed market.
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The Obama-imposed leasing prohibitions "will remain in full force and effect unless and until revoked by Congress," Gleason said in her ruling.
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Government prohibitions aside, Sudanese artists cannot sell their art online, because credit card companies do not operate in the country, according to Awad.
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"We could be sued by the industry, they could go to the hill and have prohibitions on commission actions being passed," said Adler.
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So, it is unsurprising the Gun-Free School Zones Act does not explicitly exclude these law enforcement officers and retirees from its prohibitions.
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It imposes a strict curfew, travel restrictions on foreign diplomats, limitations on social media, and prohibitions on protests and opposition-supported television channels.
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The bills also strengthen protections and prohibitions against disclosures of SUD information for criminal justice purposes — a legitimate concern of patient advocacy groups.
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Big European banks, wary of violating those prohibitions and already leery about doing business in Iran, have largely stayed away, frustrating Iranian officials.
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The court in the past has struck down prohibitions on abortion before fetal viability, usually considered to be about 20 weeks of gestation.
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But the prohibitions thus far are meant primarily to thwart business with Maduro and other top officials themselves, not regular commerce in Venezuela.
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That means addressing protectionism, mercantilism, prohibitions against foreign entities competing in certain sectors which we first saw in Japan and then in China.
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Such prohibitions have declined significantly since 2008-2012, when authorities moved to buttress tumbling markets during the global financial and European debt crises.
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But for many victims of crime, zero tolerance, broad criminal prohibitions and harsh sentences are not a possible or an even desirable response.
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Such actions take place in spite of official prohibitions, but with Mr. Trump at ringside, Secret Service officers are likely to clamp down.
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And these prohibitions will not only apply to the tremendous amount of trade and cargo, but various other things as we get approval.
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Even if the president had violated those prohibitions, the department's lawyers contended, it is up to Congress, not a federal judge, to act.
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Hardwick, that the right to engage in homosexual sex was not rooted in tradition; instead, prohibitions on homosexual sex were rooted in tradition.
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The rules on the chopping block include prohibitions against the common ownership of both a newspaper and broadcast station in the same market.
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Among those will be provisions that will lift prohibitions on leasing land to persons who are not permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
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A drink on the beach and cycling without a helmet are some of the prohibitions (and fines) Wowser Nation want to see relaxed.
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Their proposed treaty would include binding prohibitions on placing weapons in space and using force or threatening the use of force against satellites.
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Such prohibitions have declined significantly since 2008-2012, when authorities moved to buttress tumbling markets during the global financial and European debt crises.
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States have varying requirements for carrying concealed weapons, like gun safety training, age limits, and prohibitions on individuals known to have abusive pasts.
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That fascinating, informal session also offers a portrait of a loyal domestic partnership in a time of legal prohibitions against homosexuality in England.
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"I think that their goal is to have it apply across the board to all sex discrimination prohibitions under federal law," she said.
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Bohemian types fled the moral prohibitions of their native lands and found liberation in sex, booze, and jazz — or so the story goes.
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The ruling said despite any "good intentions" by the state, regulation of such individual expression cannot be reasonably applied because of overly sweeping prohibitions.
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And, for well over a century, the Supreme Court has held that the ex post facto prohibitions only restrict criminal laws, not civil laws.
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If we want platforms to enforce values-based speech prohibitions in cases like these, they're going to have to choose and apply some values.
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That ignores something important, though: federal antitrust law isn't used very aggressively, whereas the FCC could have strictly enforced prohibitions on anti-competitive behavior.
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"Redbox is selling our digital movie codes in blatant disregard of clear prohibitions against doing so," the company said in a statement to Variety.
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That leaves just 15 percent of onshore land that is either subject to executive branch prohibitions or onerous stipulations that make drilling there uneconomic.
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Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it.
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This case serves as an important reminder that federal employees must be mindful of the Hatch Act's prohibitions, especially given the upcoming midterm elections.
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These include measures like the sanctions imposed in January and U.N. Security Council "prohibitions ... to disrupt missile-related proliferation networks worldwide," according to Toner.
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The FAA said in a notice filed on a government website it would maintain prohibitions on flights over the Crimea and parts of Ukraine.
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Edmunds voted with three other Republican justices to uphold a 2011 redistricting plan that a federal court later ruled violated prohibitions on racial gerrymandering.
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There are 24 states that impose prohibitions on abortions after a certain number of weeks, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which tracks reproductive policy.
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The Cuban government says the shift in policy removes prohibitions enacted when Cuban exiles were launching attacks by sea after the first Cuban revolution.
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The agency should also consider marketing restrictions similar to those that apply to conventional tobacco, like prohibitions on sponsoring sports, music and cultural events.
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She has also pushed for more affordable choices in healthcare, highlighted the importance of protecting the environment and defended strict prohibitions on animal cruelty.
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"Because the prohibitions are substantially related to the important governmental interests of public safety and crime reduction, they pass constitutional muster," the court said.
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"These prohibitions will not only apply to the tremendous amount of trade and cargo, but various other things as we get approval," he said.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court decision of 2010 was infamous in some circles for having lifted prohibitions on corporate and union spending in elections.
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Two would have retained the health care law's prohibitions on insurers that seek to impose higher costs on patients with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Mr. Baxley said the bill would deter shootings, but critics called it the latest effort to chip away at prohibitions on guns in schools.
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"These prohibitions will not only apply to the tremendous amount of trade and cargo but various other things as we get approval," he said.
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"It is an outdated law based on moral outrage," Ms. Spellman, 52, a longtime advocate for sex workers, said about existing prohibitions on prostitution.
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Forced labor is constitutional so long as it is a condition of punishment, a carve-out in the slavery prohibitions of the 13th Amendment.
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The heroines were a composite of Jane herself, who had been born into a respectable Long Island family but chafed at her milieu's prohibitions.
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Ronald Reagan deployed force to overthrow the government of Nicaragua without consulting Congress, and in explicit violation of congressional prohibitions, including the Boland Amendment.
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Unfortunately, the state approach will be limited in significant respects, including prohibitions on employers making any additional contributions on their employees' Secure Choice accounts.
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The 184-word runaway train of a sentence at the heart of this passage tracks the path of parental prohibitions through "the girl's" mind.
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Previous punishments have included fines and suspensions, but also prohibitions that have barred owners from being at their team facilities or from attending games.
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An agent from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which enforces prohibitions against jammers, came to investigate and discovered a truck in a nearby parking lot.
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Unidentified officials told the Times that agreements with device makers include strict prohibitions on data usage that go beyond the rules applied to app developers.
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Beside the political risks, they fear that would let provocateurs flirt with the edges of prohibitions, and furnish endless fodder for challenges to their decisions.
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Beijing's emergency measures come on top of an even more sweeping set of prohibitions called the national action plan on air pollution, introduced in 22013.
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LIESMAN: ANOTHER NEWS STORY TODAY FROM THE BANKING REGULATORY FUND IS YOU'RE OUT WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BANKS AND PROHIBITIONS AGAINST THEM INVESTING IN NONFINANCIAL COMPANIES.
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The country has had draconian anti-pollution measures since 22015, when it introduced a set of prohibitions called the national action plan on air pollution.
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"The remainder of the violating content fell within other areas of our prohibitions against abusive behavior as set forth in the Twitter Rules," it adds.
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Florida is different, though: Other states built smoking prohibitions into their laws, while Morgan argues that Amendment 2—the bill people voted on—allows smoking.
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The justices went on to say, however, that a majority finds Northern Ireland&aposs abortion prohibitions "disproportionate" and that they violate European human rights laws.
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Chile had been the last country in South America to ban abortion in all cases, though several nations in Central America still have absolute prohibitions.
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The current U.S. healthcare system is suffocating under an impossibly convoluted complex of subsidies, licenses, prohibitions, certificate of need laws, and other anti-competitive privileges.
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And because of proposed legislation like Texas's SB6 and Alabama's SB1, such prohibitions could soon be codified in law in some parts of the country.
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After California and Washington passed the first bans on affirmative action, other states adopted their own prohibitions: Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona, New Hampshire and Oklahoma.
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The FCC's decision to repeal the Obama-era consumer protections ended prohibitions against ISPs discriminating against web traffic or creating so-called internet fast lanes.
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Already, however, many firms have decided the risk of running afoul of U.S. prohibitions is simply too great and have started to leave the country.
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Both violations occurred after Conway "received significant training on Hatch Act prohibitions," according to a press release that accompanied the Office of Special Counsel report.
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Urban life, apartment buildings, restaurants — even something as simple as municipal water and housing — have the power to erase the prohibitions under which caste functions.
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And while life-threatening situations allow for some leeway in strict prohibitions on contact between the sexes, some women remained reluctant to call for help.
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"These prohibitions will not only apply to the tremendous amount of trade and cargo, but various other things as we get approval," Mr. Trump said.
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The county implemented the measure after determining that "restrictions and prohibitions are necessary to protect public health and safety," the county said on its website.
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Second, we already have laws, including prohibitions on insider trading, that punish wrongdoing by officeholders -- though those laws address only more extreme types of misconduct.
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Mr. Mueller's team is believed to be investigating Mr. Manafort for possible violations of tax laws, money-laundering prohibitions and requirements to disclose foreign lobbying.
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It put in a 3-point line, widened the lane and instituted prohibitions that diminished the blood-sport defensive muggings of the 1990s: All good.
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He writes: To avoid the mistakes of previous prohibitions and drug wars, it's necessary to recognize them not as pathological addicts but as equal citizens.
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"Please note that our rules about harassment and our prohibitions on inviting vigilantism still apply to any discussions speculating about the whistleblower's identity," they added.
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The good news is that prohibitions that have been holding out support for medical cannabis policy can now let science guide their policy making decisions.
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In an effort to reclaim her kids, Diaz lies to her lawyer and to the court, which results in escalating prohibitions on the children's return.
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An alternative explanation would be that conservative attitudes found in former colonies are illustrative of the long term effects of British prohibitions on local opinions.
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A pro-life prerequisite for the Democrats' healthcare bill in 28500-6900 was statutory prohibitions on funding for abortion in line with the Hyde amendment.
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The confluence of outright prohibitions and high excise taxes in the Northeast could be very bad for state governments, consumers and law enforcement officers alike.
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When I was joining the moderation team, there was a single page of prohibitions and it said take down anything that makes you feel uncomfortable.
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All prohibitions of discrimination in the new version add gender identity and the clause on marriage now refers to "persons" rather than man and woman.
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" While the official said current sanctions law prohibited Iranian imports, he added the same law allowed President Barack Obama "to create regulatory exceptions to those prohibitions.
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For this reason, prohibitions need to be broad, to include all people convicted of violent misdemeanors, not solely limited to those with domestic violence convictions. 2.
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To illustrate the severity of the problem, Gibney began tracking comments on Breitbart stories that he alleges violate Disqus's prohibitions against hate speech and targeted harassment.
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But during revisions legislators peppered the text with new prohibitions, including a clause which would have banned even duly registered foundations from receiving money from abroad.
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The Mexican state was fiercely secular for much of the last century, with a litany of anticlerical statutes, including prohibitions against land ownership by the church.
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More generally, the same antitrust prohibitions prevent OPEC from partnering with the major international oil companies to manage the development of offshore and other oil supplies.
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The 7-2 ruling said despite any "good intentions" by the state, regulation of such individual expression cannot be reasonably applied because of overly sweeping prohibitions.
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Over the last year, Tehran has conducted three ballistic missile tests, each allegedly in violation of intentional prohibitions but not enough to scuttle the nuclear accord.
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But Comey was careful to tell lawmakers "It isn't fair to draw conclusions simply because I say I can't comment," citing prohibitions against discussing ongoing investigations.
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RAND's report found some evidence that child-access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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Some of the "troubling provisions" that the groups highlighted include removing federal strike prohibitions for air traffic controllers and language supporting binding arbitration in labor disputes.
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The city struck down various prohibitions and made it so "a homeowner can build one as a matter of right, for the most part," she added.
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The FCC will be voting to roll back prohibitions against common ownership of a newspaper and broadcast station in the same area, the chairman said Wednesday.
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His approach of applying a narrow reading to criminal prohibitions will be missing when the court decides what must be shown to prove a tipping violation.
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Saudi Arabia has indicated it wants a deal without the "gold standard," or prohibitions on enrichment and reprocessing that are essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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His own FCC CTO wrote a letter saying his rollback went too far and needed some prohibitions against blocking; Pai appears to have brushed that aside.
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The other states have prohibitions that range from lifetime bans after felony convictions to ones that are erased when a sentence, probation or parole is completed.
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But restricting such practices causes wounds that go much deeper than the prohibitions themselves: It allows Islamists to exaggerate the implications and accuse France of Islamophobia.
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Although regulators sell a uniform message that highlights public health concerns, the failure of their blanket prohibitions and plain packaging mandates tell a much different story.
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But this can be done only in full compliance with human rights standards, in particular honoring the prohibitions of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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However, after five years of the full package of testing and marketing prohibitions, we see that the opposition's direst predictions have failed to come to fruition.
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The California Secretary of State went after a website that offered vote swapping in the 2000 election, claiming that it violated state anti-vote buying prohibitions.
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There will therefore be proposals to tighten prohibitions against fully automatic weapons and to prohibit devices that accelerate the rate-of-fire of semi-automatic weapons.
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Chapter 18 of Leviticus contains a list of forbidden incestuous acts, followed by prohibitions against sex with a menstruating woman, bestiality and various other sexual acts.
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The Paradise Papers Records leaked from an offshore law firm show how the wealthy elite sidestep prohibitions on foreigners registering private planes in the United States.
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Twitter's guidelines forbid "threats of violence" and "targeted abuse" prohibitions that some users have tried to hold up against the rhetoric coming from Mr. Trump's account.
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Same-sex marriage prohibitions were then overturned in 19883 states, and in 21988 same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide, thanks in large part to Windsor's efforts.
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These regulations should include age restrictions, prohibitions on the unlicensed commercial production or retail sale of the plant and rational limits with regard to product marketing.
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"Many hospitals strictly interpret the directives and don't make exceptions to the prohibitions," said Lori Freedman, a medical sociologist at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Trump's speech said the prohibitions would not apply to trade and cargo; Trump accidentally added the word "only," reversing the meaning; Trump plowed ahead as usual.
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State prosecutors pursuing conduct that is the subject of a presidential pardon will have to navigate "double jeopardy" prohibitions in the Fifth Amendment and state law.
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To avoid American-enforced prohibitions on using the dollar to transact with Iran, Mr. Wojtal's fund is administered in the Netherlands and operates entirely in euros.
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"Most concerning, the proposed rule threatens to invite foreign election influence and thwart the enforcement of state and federal prohibitions on foreign election spending," he added.
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Some current and former Airbnb employees have tried to circumvent the prohibitions by selling their stock on a shadow, or secondary, market for private share sales.
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President Clinton is really the one president in modern history who made background checks and prohibitions on assault rifles a central part of his legislative initiatives.
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Colleges that explicitly state their preferences for under-represented racial groups, for example, risk running afoul of the Supreme Court, and in some cases, state prohibitions.
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"There are many reasons why consumers choose cremation, including cost considerations, environmental concerns, fewer religious prohibitions and changing consumer preferences," the NFDA said in a statement.
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In the 2011 opinion, the department found that Wire Act prohibitions against interstate transmission of wagering-related information applied only to sports betting, not casino games.
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As the illicit economy became more based on evading prohibitions rather than taxes, the United States was less overt in its formal engagement [with black markets].
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RAND's report found some evidence that child access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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Despite talk of prohibitions around the world, many farmers fear that losing Roundup will reduce their yields—and have made their concerns known to their political representatives.
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But this case isn't a simple one where Facebook may have violated one or two of the FTC's prohibitions for a short period of time in 2014.
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Goldstein filed the brief on behalf of his client Barry Michaels, in a case about whether prohibitions on the possession of guns for convicted felons are lawful.
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The code imposed prohibitions on the carriage of oil or oily mixtures from any ship into the sea and prevented pollution from garbage and noxious liquid substances.
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The challengers argue that the latest directive violates the US Constitution's prohibitions on religious discrimination, as well as the Immigration and Nationality Act, known as the INA.
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Jews love boundaries so much that there's an entire class of rabbinic prohibitions that exists just to ensure that observant Jews never even approach an improper action.
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Emily Owens, an economist at the University of California Irvine, analyzed the effects of national Prohibition and state-level prohibitions in studies published in 2011 and 2014.
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She found, contrary to popular perceptions about Prohibition and crime, that prohibitions were associated with lower murder rates — as much as 29 percent lower in some cases.
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"Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it," the filing says.
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The ACA prohibits all insurers in the United States from discriminating against the sick and imposing annual caps, and states have no power to undo those prohibitions.
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If a deal has not been reached by February 2nd, European data-privacy watchdogs should tell their negotiators to keep talking, not start a cascade of prohibitions.
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Each jurisdiction will determine the details and method of the prohibitions it will use, including sanctions which may encompass joint action with other countries in the region.
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The irony is that many venture firms have prohibitions in their fund documents that don't allow them to invest directly in tokens or bitcoin, so many can't.
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Many of China's more than 6 million Tibetans still venerate the Dalai Lama, despite government prohibitions on displays of his picture or any public display of devotion.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chileans are increasingly growing their own cannabis for medical purposes as the conservative South American nation begins loosening legal prohibitions on the formerly illegal plant.
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Unfortunately, political interference from those elected to represent the people has created unnecessary prohibitions and restrictions on the sharing of information — and that is dangerous and irresponsible.
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"Medicare providers who violate these billing prohibitions are violating their Medicare provider agreement and may be subject to sanctions," the administration said in a bulletin for doctors.
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With fewer healthy people in the pool, marketplace premiums will rise for people who are sick, effectively returning us to the days of pre-existing condition prohibitions.
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Using it as a way to try to keep in line with federal prohibitions doesn't make much sense—the state is still legalizing weed for certain uses.
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Once the new glosses were added to the text, the prohibitions in Leviticus against incest no longer outlawed any same-sex couplings; only heterosexual pairs were forbidden.
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But measures that are traditionally considered part of the states' "police power," like prohibitions on gatherings and shutting down restaurants, are not within the federal government's authority.
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Finally, the use of horrific forms of execution including beheading and "crucifixion," and stoning, sees the Kingdom violate the most basic prohibitions against cruel and unusual punishment.
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Nowadays, although sex seems once again to be walled in by a new arsenal of prohibitions, it's only the nonconsensual variety that will cause a protagonist's downfall.
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Many of China's more than 6 million Tibetans still venerate the Dalai Lama despite government prohibitions on displays of his picture or any public display of devotion.
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Still, only a fraction of the most important areas for biodiversity have been protected, and many nature reserves poorly enforce prohibitions against poaching, logging or illegal fishing.
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Officials blacked out some information on 88 of the pages, largely citing privacy and legal prohibitions against disclosing information from grand juries and material sealed by courts.
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He also proposed improvements to the system for reporting felony convictions and adjudications of mental illness, both of which trigger prohibitions on gun possession under federal law.
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While some examples of illegal ways to thwart the justice system are specific — like killing a witness or destroying evidence — the law also includes broad, catchall prohibitions.
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And some agencies have issued formal internal guidance to their own lawyers, instructing them that they must not use "shall" when creating legally binding obligations or prohibitions.
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In addition to the prohibitions on certain military surplus gear, he added restrictions on transferring some weapons and devices, including explosives, battering rams, riot helmets and shields.
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The first wave of rediscovery had ukases and prohibitions—Alec Wilder wrote off essentially all of Rodgers and Hammerstein, and almost everything self-consciously "jazzy" in Gershwin.
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Laws in some states mirror the federal prohibitions and in many cases expand them, including for those with drug and alcohol abuse histories and violent misdemeanor offenses.
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Cato is asking the court to strike down all of the SEC's previous gag agreements and enjoin the commission from entering broad speech prohibitions in the future.
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The GLC highlights improvement areas that include licensing firearms dealers and requiring owners to register guns, as well as prohibitions on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.
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Producers, directors, and writers were forced to create sex without sex, to produce sexual tension by working around the prohibitions, extending every manner of preliminary to sex.
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Prohibitions on jurors reading about a case they are deciding are difficult to enforce in the smartphone era, Cornell University criminal law professor Jens David Ohlin said.
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"The final rule published today would curtail prohibitions in a manner that Congress never intended," she said in a statement calling on other regulators to halt the project.
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Once such prohibitions become law, even if in response to real security concerns, there is no telling how the statutes could be applied in the future, they say.
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Proposition C, for example, would remove state prohibitions on growth, possession and sale of medical marijuana by licensed facilities and levy a 2 percent tax on retail sales.
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President Trump would not need Congress, however, to reverse Obama administration regulations disfavored by business groups, including agency prohibitions on mandatory arbitration clauses in consumer and employment contracts.
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Such individuals would have been allowed to request a relief from any firearm prohibitions if they could show evidence that they didn't pose a risk to public safety.
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Recreational marijuana use is legal in several U.S. states and European nations including the Netherlands and Spain, but countries in the Asia-Pacific tend to have strict prohibitions.
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Cognitive impairment can also make prison life—rife with rules, jobs and social norms—more difficult, and the culture shock and byzantine prohibitions imposed by parole practically unbearable.
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It follows that any limitation on religious freedom in the name of say, public order, must be "particularly narrow" and avoid blanket prohibitions of beliefs or religious movements.
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In recent weeks, intense lobbying by the vaping and tobacco industries against a menthol ban has heightened speculation that menthol would be exempt from any prohibitions against flavors.
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The deal would, among other things, strip state pensions from public officials convicted of corruption and strengthen prohibitions on political campaigns' ability to coordinate with independent expenditure committees.
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It can be hard to discern the extent to which such social prohibitions are the result of legislation, or organic social mores, or some combination of the two.
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The Obama administration has warned doctors that if they participate in Medicare, they "must abide by the balance-billing prohibitions," regardless of whether they also accept Medicaid patients.
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" Some observers have argued that the release of those images and video may have violated Geneva Convention prohibitions on subjecting prisoners of war to "insults and public curiosity.
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The Treasury Department announced two new rounds of sanctions today against Russian companies and individuals for malicious cyber-enabled activity and for violating trade prohibitions with North Korea.
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New York was among a handful of states that had enacted prohibitions on Medicaid payments for such treatments, a policy that dated back to the administration of Gov.
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Despite repeated Saudi pledges to honor prohibitions on attacking civilian targets, the conflict has been punctuated by airstrikes on hospitals, markets and public gatherings, including funerals and weddings.
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It would preserve Iranian adherence with what arms control experts consider the deal's most important provisions, such as inspections of nuclear facilities and prohibitions on weapons-grade uranium.
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This shift stands in stark contrast to what is unfolding in the United Methodist Church, which recently voted to toughen prohibitions on same-sex marriage and LGBTQ clergy.
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From sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, he adheres to the faith's prohibitions on phones, television or internet, and perhaps most difficult for his line of work, handling money.
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The limits have been amplified by strongly enforced prohibitions against bringing electronic devices and cameras into the chamber (there's a magnetometer at the entrance to the press gallery).
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Heather Booth, long active in the movement, notes that polls consistently show majority support for child care, equal pay, prohibitions against sexual discrimination and the right to abortion.
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The U.S. removed the sanctions after confirming a deal on Iran's disputed nuclear programme, including prohibitions on non-American companies selling insurance to and trading with Iranian entities.
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"Both instances constituted prohibited political activity under the Hatch Act and occurred after Conway received significant training on Hatch Act prohibitions," according to the report from the office.
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But because of the sexually explicit nature of his work, Mr. Ren often ran into problems with the authorities in China, which maintains strict prohibitions on pornographic images.
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Newsrooms generally balk at prohibitions on aggressively covering ownership and journalists see Micklethwait's decision as giving Trump an easy opening to accuse the media of a double standard.
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But nothing can stop President Trump from pardoning the next sheriff who takes a hard line on immigration enforcement, and runs afoul of racial-profiling prohibitions for it.
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The National Prevention Science Coalition to Improve Lives recommends the additional evidence-based policies to stem the tide of e-cigarette use and vaping: Prohibitions on advertisements targeting minors Prohibitions on products that have an appearance or taste that appeals to minors; Protections from exposure to secondhand smoke and e-cigarette aerosol More stringent enforcement of prohibitions against access to these products by minors, at the production level, marketers, distributors, and sellers Support for national marketing campaigns regarding the potential hazards of use so that consumers can make informed decisions Similar campaigns led to significant reductions in initiation of combustible cigarettes — from 85033 percent in 1965 to 18 percent in 2012 — and can be effective for these newer products.
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The Fed report found that ambiguity and gray areas in the rule were pushing dealers to conservative strategies to ensure they did not cross the line on the prohibitions.
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In a statement Friday, the investigatory chamber said Hawit deserved a lifetime ban for allegedly violating FIFA's general rules of conduct as well as prohibitions on bribery and corruption.
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Authorities in China have failed in monitoring medical facilities to ensure conversion therapy is not taking place and in issuing explicit prohibitions of the practice, Human Rights Watch found.
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In other industries "line-of-business" prohibitions, of the sort Ms Warren wants to impose on Amazon and Apple, have been used to avoid abuse of a dominant position.
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One has to avoid a crucial misunderstanding here: it is not that prior to our time we took the rules and prohibitions seriously while today we openly violate them.
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Those restrictions, Facebook argued most recently in a brief filed this week in the Holt case, cannot survive under the strict scrutiny standard for government prohibitions on free speech.
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Observers have said that if the court decides to allow the law to take effect it will signal a weakening of Roe's prohibitions on laws that restrict abortion access.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which brought the complaint, said it sees the banners as violating the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution regarding government prohibitions on establishing religion.
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"Usually we view ourselves as a body with a soul, but the prohibitions [of Shabbat] remind us that we are souls with a body," explains Hasidic Rabbi Ozer Bergman.
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When there is a criminal prosecution, additional protections are provided, such as prohibitions on double jeopardy and self-incrimination or the rights to confront witnesses and assistance of counsel.
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For example, the majority of the 19th-century courts to consider the question held that prohibitions on carrying concealed weapons were lawful under the Second Amendment or state analogues.
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In exchange, Airbnb employees had to agree to prohibitions on their remaining stock, including more categorical language that they could not trade or sell the shares, these people said.
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The three others, including one drafted by Republican Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, would allow states to decide whether to enforce the prohibitions.
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The Campaign Legal Center complaint alleges that senior members of the Interior Department "repeatedly violated revolving door ethics prohibitions" by offering agency access to former employers or lobbying clients.
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Carriers have been tasked with helping enforce a constantly changing set of travel restrictions, including prohibitions of some visitors who have traveled to China and quarantines of other travelers.
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The Park Service has issued a detailed set of limits and prohibitions on items that can be brought in, banning some of the items that were wielded in Charlottesville.
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Riva Sciuto, a Google spokeswoman, said that strict ads policies, including limits on political-ad targeting and prohibitions on targeting based on race and religion, already exist at Google.
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For would-be hosts who live in a rent-controlled or rent-stabilized property, there may be restrictions or prohibitions on subleasing, which, if violated, could lead to eviction.
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As President Trump outlined a stricter policy toward Cuba on Friday, travel industry representatives scrambled to decode new prohibitions and reassure clients that the island was not off limits.
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Dr. Steven A. Schroeder, a professor of health at the University of California, San Francisco, said state prohibitions against all flavored e-cigarettes were blunt approaches with significant limits.
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But Vietnam then eased its ban, allowing flights from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan to continue while keeping the prohibitions in place for mainland China, the aviation authorities said.
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Dr. Steven A. Schroeder, a professor of health at the University of California, San Francisco, said state prohibitions against all flavored e-cigarettes were blunt approaches with significant limits.
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Gun control groups applauded the retailers' moves, which one prominent advocacy group described in a news release last week as "open-carry prohibitions," a view that was widely shared.
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Mr. Mattis had worked behind the scenes to keep such language out of legislation, quietly lobbying Republican lawmakers not to attach the prohibitions, according to congressional and defense officials.
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To begin, authoritative prohibitions of pro-terrorist behavior by a state can be found at Article 3(f) and 3(g) of the 1974 General Assembly Definition of Aggression.
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Such sanctions - if decided on - would likely entail U.S. asset freezes, bans on travel to the United States, prohibitions against Americans doing business with them and other unspecified penalties.
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Moreover, many of the uses of "shall" in the prophetic writings in the Bible are descriptions of God's divine will and not necessarily prohibitions or obligations of specific behavior.
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And for years, judges and policymakers treated the law as essentially on a par with prohibitions against discrimination on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation and other categories.
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There is a middle ground that both respects the statutory prohibitions of the Volcker Rule and tailors its application to market participants in a more straightforward, risk-based manner.
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And even as state officials unveiled a plan to continue water conservation in the years ahead, some prohibitions against wasteful water practices — like hosing off a sidewalk — will remain.
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He said he would also seek public comment on how to preserve the basic principles of net neutrality — the prohibitions of blocking, throttling and paid priority for online traffic.
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"California law provides prohibitions and criminal penalties for the misuse or improper acquisition of voter registration information," a spokesperson at the California Secretary of State's office told Gizmodo on Tuesday.
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The NASTY Women Act will also repeal several other old and unenforced laws, including prohibitions on unmarried people from accessing birth control and on health care providers distributing birth control.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unveiled new guidelines Wednesday on how to conduct courthouse arrests, including prohibitions against detaining undocumented family or friends who accompanied a target to court.
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Mr Macron wants a Europe that "protects" citizens, a phrase that implies any number of policies, from co-ordinated minimum wages to prohibitions on "social dumping" and harmonised tax rules.
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Sometimes, hospitals have religious prohibitions against providing services such as abortion that limit what doctors can do, noted Arthur Caplan, head of bioethics at New York University Langone Medical Center.
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In Western culture, the home has long been recognized as a protected zone; the Talmud includes prohibitions against putting in windows in a house that directly look into a neighbor's.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's central bank said sanctions against subsidiaries of Russian banks will take effect from Thursday, and will include prohibitions on financial operations that benefit the banks' parent structures.
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Democratic perennials like universal background checks, targeting firearm prohibitions at people deemed dangerous, and even an assault weapons ban all poll fairly well, including among Republicans, based on Pew surveys.
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A Reuters reporter at the event said there were no visible prohibitions against weapons at the event but metal detectors were present before President Donald Trump's address earlier on Friday.
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As the governing boards of universities become increasingly dominated by bankers, hedge fund managers, and real estate developers, long-standing academic prohibitions against industry-influenced research have been swept aside.
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Reporters Aye Nai, Pyae Phone Aung and Lawi Weng are charged under the Unlawful Associations Act - a colonial-era law that includes broadly worded prohibitions on contacts with banned groups.
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They are concerned that by agreeing to censorship demands, Google would validate China's prohibitions on free expression and violate the "don't be evil" clause in the company's code of conduct.
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New Jersey tried to pass a new law in 2014 that simply repealed key provisions of its prohibitions on sports wagering to the extent they applied at racetracks and casinos.
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Addressing the prohibitions that hinder medical practices from rewarding physicians for following best clinical practices or penalizing those who fail to follow treatment protocols will lead to better patient outcomes.
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Though because Sharia is widely understood to contain prohibitions on acts like theft and murder, it is true that some of its principles are present in many existing American laws.
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It hopes to soon add payment options beyond cash, like debit, credit, and gift cards, although much of this will depend on processor and bank willingness to remove current prohibitions.
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According to Amnesty, some arrested have been subject to forced anal examinations to determine whether they have had gay sex, an act a spokesperson said violates international prohibitions on torture.
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But decade by decade, more prohibitions were added to the rule as players became more creative and used outside props, such as a cellphone stashed in the goal-post padding.
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Just by virtue of the calendar, American soccer leagues are better off than their counterparts in basketball, hockey and other sports if the prohibitions on mass gatherings last significantly longer.
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In 143, four free states had constitutional prohibitions on the immigration of black people across their borders; in 1865, only five of 20 Union states allowed black men to vote.
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The prosecutors have said that a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels, a pornographic film actress, violated campaign finance law prohibitions against donations of more than $2,700 in a general election.
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Efforts to add prohibitions in the Education Department's budget may be an uphill battle, since key Republicans have been cool to the idea that Congress needs to clarify the law.
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Unveiled on Friday, the guidelines direct Googlers to be respectful in all internal communications, with prohibitions against trolling or blanket statements against groups of people that make fellow employees unwelcome.
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But bringing thousands of fee-paying officials to the resort could trigger another fight over constitutional prohibitions on presidents receiving payments from foreign powers or profiting from their office. Sen.
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Nor did it resolve the bigger question that this case raised: What does the Constitution require when such prohibitions on discrimination conflict with business owners' religiously informed dictates of conscience?
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Once it leaves the European Union, Britain will seek to negotiate a trade deal with the United States, which could open the door to renewed discussion of the haggis prohibitions.
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"We have a set of strict ads policies including limits on political ad targeting and prohibitions on targeting based on race and religion," a Google spokeswoman said in a statement.
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But it is focused on enacting prohibitions of the procedure at 20 weeks, based on the contested idea that that is the point at which a fetus can feel pain.
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They must disclose who is paying for digital political ads and crack down on the spread of disinformation -- while we strengthen prohibitions against foreign actors trying to influence our democracy.
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Prohibitions on federal employees and contractors working at home are "antiquated and need to be removed," declared John Berry, the director of the Office of Personnel Management at the time.
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The petition contends the rule violates both the First Amendment, as a prior restraint and a sweeping content-based restriction on speech, and constitutional due process protections against vague prohibitions.
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"There have been 125 significant gun safety reforms enacted in 41 different states" including universal background checks for those purchasing firearms and prohibitions on large capacity ammunition magazines, McLively said.
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Today, eight states and the District of Columbia have legalized recreational use and most states have passed some version of decriminalization or removed prohibitions on the use of medical marijuana.
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Activists and homeless residents like Mr. Russell are waging public campaigns and court fights against local laws that ban "urban camping" — prohibitions that activists say are aimed at the homeless.
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Still, only eight states have laws that provide an explicit mechanism so that people suspected of having guns in violation of those prohibitions are actually required to give them up.
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Methodists face possible split: The United Methodist Church is scheduled to vote today whether to strengthen or to end its prohibitions on same-sex marriage and ordaining gays and lesbians.
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"Concentric layers of U.S. and international financial prohibitions, including concerns over money laundering and the integrity of North Korea's regulatory system, would have to be peeled away," the report said.
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"We have a set of strict ads policies including limits on political ad targeting and prohibitions on targeting based on race and religion," a Google spokeswoman said, asked about the issue.
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Part of the reason they insist on being called a game of skill rather than a game of chance is to avoid existing prohibitions against online gambling in games of luck.
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And it imposes some restrictions on doctors, including prohibitions on owning or working for a medical marijuana dispensary and on recommending a card to more than 20 percent of their patients.
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Unique in the nation, though similar to prohibitions on dancing in some other parts of the world, New York's cabaret law has been on the city's books for nearly a century.
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SoftBank is considering an IPO for its $100 billion Vision Fund, which would require some regulatory jujitsu to avoid U.S. regulatory prohibitions on non-accredited investors buying into alternative investment funds.
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" An example she recommends is "a comprehensive one day EEO training on anti-harassment and prohibitions on discrimination based on age, race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, and genetic information.
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Navalny emerged as a threat to the Kremlin's tight grip on power on June 12 last year, when thousands of his followers defied police prohibitions to protest in cities across Russia.
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New Jersey then tried to pass a new law in 2014 that simply repealed key provisions of its prohibitions on sports wagering to the extent they applied at racetracks and casinos.
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"The United States and its agencies, it is undisputed, are not subject to the TCPA's prohibitions because no statute lifts their immunity," wrote Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the majority opinion.
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These laws include limitations on the types of health care providers who can give women the pills, prohibitions on prescribing the pill remotely (through telemedicine) and bans on home self-administration.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and other major U.S. sports leagues are fighting a 2014 state law that partially repeals prohibitions against sports wagering at New Jersey racetracks and casinos.
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Looking into the distant future, establishing the Space Force as a civilian agency would also future proof the organization against legal prohibitions on the establishment of military installations on celestial bodies.
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The rule at stake is the so-called roadless rule, which established prohibitions on road construction and timber harvesting across 58.5 million acres of roadless lands in the National Forest System.
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Diderot and his team stepped around the prohibitions by an intricate dance of legalisms, which enabled them, for instance, to continue printing it in France while officially publishing it in Switzerland.
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Six Colorado towns are voting in April on whether to scrap their prohibitions on marijuana stores, and in January, another narrowly voted to lift a moratorium and approve wholesale marijuana growers.
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As far as her race, nationality, and even her formerly disrespected profession, a lack of legislative prohibitions and more relaxed public opinions mean that even such unthinkable obstacles have been removed.
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As it turns out, Google also cracked down on loot boxes and marijuana apps, while also expanding sections detailing prohibitions around hate speech, sexual content and counterfeit goods, among other things.
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The New Jersey legislature tried a new tactic in 2014, passing a law that partially repealed prohibitions on sports betting, believing that Paspa only prohibited the affirmative legalization of sports betting.
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The U.S. has yet to consider such a far-reaching plan; however, we've seen progress here as well, with three cities instituting bans on the technology and others considering similar prohibitions.
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"Due to the present prohibitions on the ivory trade, assembling a collection of Chinese ivories in such a scale would be virtually impossible today," the museum said in an emailed statement.
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But many Saudis were still trying to process their new reality on Sunday, the first day that overturned what had been one of the most sacrosanct prohibitions in the absolute monarchy.
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In a handful of states, school choice advocates have successfully challenged the prohibitions, arguing that once money is in the hands of families, how they spend it is a private matter.
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J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, signed into law the Reproductive Health Act, which removed prohibitions on some late-term abortions and scrapped rules such as felony penalties for doctors who perform abortions.
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Central to our existence as a democratic country is the rule of law, the precept that declares that no one stands above its prohibitions and no one falls below its protections.
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The senators asked DOE in their letter to explain the costs that the NNSA did reimburse for and what the agency is doing to comply with the prohibitions on certain payments.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and other major U.S. sports leagues are fighting a 85033 state law that partially repeals prohibitions against sports wagering at New Jersey racetracks and casinos.
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Their main focus has been prohibitions of the procedure at 20 weeks of pregnancy — long after most abortions are done, but about four weeks earlier than Roe allows states to regulate.
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Where public policy precludes the new services and technology for which consumers are asking, those consumers are left with fewer options, coercively channeled into the facilities that benefit from the prohibitions.
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Efficient organizing campaigns by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Anti-Saloon League led to a new wave of state and local prohibitions and, finally, a push for national prohibition.
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But degrees of difference between works that play on familiar phrases or images are often tough to define, and asking a court to do so risks overbroad prohibitions that discourage fresh ideas.
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New registration requirements and other prohibitions prompted a hobbyist named John Taylor to file a lawsuit against the administrator of the FAA, arguing that the agency didn't have jurisdiction in the matter.
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By making attempts to engage in fraudulent or bad-faith actions into general offenses, CME's rule book "more closely tracks the prohibitions set forth" by the CFTC, according to the company's notice.
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The U-turn was welcomed by free-press advocates who worry about what they see as a global threat in the guise of prohibitions on news deemed by governments to be false.
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Not only are gun rights sacrosanct, there are conservative prohibitions against the acknowledgment of climate change; opposition to abortion is mandatory; immigration reform is rejected; and top priority goes to tax cuts.
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Miron also voiced skepticism that state-level prohibitions could have much of an effect on their own, as Owens's research suggests — since people could cross state lines and continue to buy alcohol.
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Kim Jong Un's aggressive posturing presents an "exigent circumstance" that justifies Mr Trump's ban on Korean travellers, they say, and the Venezuela ban is cabined in ways the other prohibitions are not.
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Published in December last year, the comprehensive nine-page document has made its way onto the Internet and details new prohibitions on television content that depict superstitions such as witchcraft and reincarnation.
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These prohibitions are the consequence of a law enacted in October whose real purpose is to ban Muslim women from wearing niqabs, or face veils, when they provide or receive public services.
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The justices have applied, or incorporated, most of the Constitution's prohibitions on federal actions to the states in recent decades, but had never gotten around to the excessive fines clause until now.
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This federal law allows the U.S. government to target human rights violators around the world with freezes on any U.S. assets, U.S. travel bans and prohibitions on Americans doing business with them.
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Prohibitions on using federal money for private prisons at the state level could be attached to those grants, but that does not mean states won't fund private prisons from state tax dollars.
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Although President Barack Obama has relaxed several of the prohibitions on trade and travel that have existed between the two countries, many remain in place and can only be removed by legislation.
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This is because several of the new prohibitions continue to follow past approaches to regulation which have inappropriately been focused on only those registered under the Lobby Disclosure Act of 85033 (LDA).
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The federal law allows the U.S. government to target human rights violators around the world with freezes on any U.S. assets, U.S. travel bans and prohibitions on Americans doing business with them.
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Attempts to bolster the Affordable Care Act appeared to have collapsed after Republicans insisted on language that would have placed abortion prohibitions on those insurance plans and Democrats refused to go along.
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The idea is to create a mechanism under U.S. law that would snap sanctions back into place for certain Iranian actions, even after prohibitions against those actions expire under the international agreement.
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Guidance is supposed to explain existing legal obligations, and both the Constitution and federal statutes forbid agencies from using guidance to make new law by issuing requirements or prohibitions on regulated persons.
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If the people hold half of the responsibility for setting social prohibitions (the other half lying idle in the hands of the government), then we are not in a totally hopeless position.
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A 2004 law banned the wearing of religious attire in public schools, and since then, many of the French government's prohibitions on public displays of religious belief have centered on Muslim women.
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The word "State" is defined in the statute to include the U.S. territories, but the law still includes ambiguities that create doubt about the enforceability of these prohibitions in the U.S. territories.
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Without a codified system of law to go with the texts making up sharia, or Islamic law, the Saudi police and judiciary have long cited social customs in enforcing prohibitions on women.
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According to state-run Agencia Brasil, Calero told police that Vieira Lima had pressured him to lift prohibitions on a luxury real estate development that was being blocked by cultural heritage regulations.
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Here are some ways to do this: In reality, many organizations can fully abide by IRS rules on nonprofits and prohibitions on lobbying, and still provide a voice for those in need.
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That announcement, too, included a plug for the Pacific accord — for "including the first enforceable prohibitions on harmful fishing subsidies" in a trade pact and eliminating foreign taxes on American fish exports.
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School voucher champions see Judge Kavanaugh as a critical vote in overturning longstanding constitutional prohibitions, often called Blaine Amendments, that outlaw government funding of religious institutions in more than three dozen states.
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And they are destabilizing and replacing old-line institutions and established ways of doing things, including political parties, transnational organizations and longstanding, unspoken social prohibitions against blatant expressions of racism and xenophobia.
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Over nighttime meals during the fasting month of Ramadan and under the Twitter hashtag "Remind generations of the Sahwa's deeds", Saudis recounted prohibitions imposed by clerics, both state-linked and nominally independent.
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It's an idea that as cannabis legalization sweeps across the U.S. and many other nations around the world, legal prohibitions against drug use and abuse will soon be reduced or removed entirely.
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Since then, anti-gun violence advocates have stepped up demands for new gun control laws, calling for prohibitions on assault-style weapons and stronger background checks for gun buyers, among other measures.
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The city of San Francisco had already banned e-cigarette sales, and by September Massachusetts outlawed all e-cigarettes, followed by prohibitions against vaping products in Michigan, Rhode Island, and New York.
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Long compared Wyoming's efforts to get around financial regulatory obstacles to what South Dakota did in the 1980s, when credit card companies were looking for a way out of interstate banking prohibitions.
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In the draft for the House Republican's replacement health care plan, the prohibitions border on blackmail, indicating that Planned Parenthood can continue to receive funding if it ends all its abortion services.
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Almost 18 percent of United States soldiers in active duty are black, but it is only in recent years that the military has dropped its prohibitions on hairstyles associated with black culture.
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In the end, Goldman Sachs had to restrict the investment to those outside the United States, on concern that the firm may have violated regulatory prohibitions for "general solicitation and advertising" private offerings.
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In the West Bank, Israeli quarry companies extract some 17 million tonnes of stone each year, "notwithstanding strict prohibitions in international law against a military power economically exploiting an occupied territory", Lynk said.
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"We have a set of strict ads policies including limits on political ad targeting and prohibitions on targeting based on race and religion," a Google spokesperson said in a statement to The Verge.
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Located in a semi-arid region with limited natural freshwater supplies, Long Beach relies on external water reserves and, despite record-breaking rainfalls in January 24, water use prohibitions are still in effect.
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Johnson, a decision by the Supreme Court of the United States that invalidated prohibitions on desecrating the American flag, and will now meet with Cumberland County Schools officials Thursday to discuss the incident.
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"We are going to sit down and review the situation in regard to the decision we are going to take in the event that these (police) prohibitions are issued willy nilly," said Gonese.
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The company said it would seek to appeal the decision, which leaves in place prohibitions included in a funding bill passed by Congress and an order from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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UNITED NATIONS – Laws criminalizing consensual gay sex have been scrapped in about 25 countries in the last 20 years, but more than 70 nations still have such prohibitions, a U.N. expert said Friday.
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Small refuges from the Internet also existed in rural areas and even in the heart of some urban centers, mainly in the form of ethno-religious communities with strict sexual and behavioral prohibitions.
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"Based on these determinations, the specified plastics with specified additives would not require third party testing for compliance with the mandatory phthalates prohibitions on children's toys and child care articles," the agency wrote.
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One bill, for example, could continue the policies for preexisting conditions and dependents up to 26 years of age, the prohibitions on lifetime insurance limits, and the restrictions on charging older Americans more.
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Without a codified system of law to go with the texts making up sharia, or Islamic law, the Saudi police and judiciary have long cited social customs in enforcing certain prohibitions on women.
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But F.B.I. investigators could then search the buyer's file to look for other legal prohibitions — like a criminal conviction, drug use or mental health issue — that could allow them to stop the sale.
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Real estate agents said some Chinese nationals were looking at the redevelopment potential, viewing farms as lottery tickets that would pay out if urban sprawl one day forces officials to scrap strict prohibitions.
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Before the election of Justin Trudeau's Liberal government, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the existing criminal prohibitions on physician-assisted suicide, and gave the government additional time to develop new laws.
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A swashbuckling and abrasive political trickster for decades, Mr. Stone, 67, has been repeatedly rebuked for flouting the prohibitions on pretrial publicity set by Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is overseeing the case.
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A "science and risk" provision is even more explicit: No prohibitions on products should be implemented, the U.S. demands, without scientific proof that the products are harmful, rather than as a precautionary measure.
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"The use of funding prohibitions to deny or remove security clearances is just simply a political stunt and unnecessary, because security clearances can already be denied or revoked because criminal conduct," he said.
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Most of these banks had just one office due to state and federal prohibitions or limitations on bank branching — their assets were not geographically diversified None of them were engaged in investment banking.
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While believers accept these prohibitions as divine edicts to prove devotion, some scholars speculate that they developed as health measures to prevent spoilage of meat, which is accelerated through oxidation and bacterial growth.
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The shooting spawned a flurry of federal bills calling for universal background checks, prohibitions on certain assault weapons and large capacity ammunition magazines as well as tougher gun trafficking penalties, among other measures.
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Human Rights Watch suggested on Wednesday that Brunei's new penal code violated global prohibitions against torture and other mistreatment, adding that adultery and homosexuality were protected against the death penalty by international law.
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In this comically idealized setting, it's just a matter of time before each of the mogwai prohibitions has been broken, with grotesque results that nearly destroy Kingston Falls as well as the movie.
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Also, North Korea, long an ally of China, has repeatedly ignored United Nations prohibitions against conducting nuclear tests, ratcheting up its arms program with a series of nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
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Mr. Bredesen said there were no legal or ethical prohibitions in the state for such an investment, though the controversy prompted him to amend a disclosure form in his waning months in office.
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About 60 percent of his customers, he said, had been Chinese visitors, but they're not coming anymore because of the lockdown in China and Beijing's prohibitions on Chinese group tours exiting the country.
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But the new restrictions — which expanded and updated a set of prohibitions issued five years ago — reflect an ambitious effort by President Xi Jinping's government to impose discipline and rein in the web.
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Much of the online discussion has focused on the new prohibitions of sexual content and the inclusion of homosexuality among a list of "abnormal sexual relations" that also included incest and sexual assault.
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It would change existing Tobacco 28500 prohibitions on e-cigarette purchases, by now requiring the city to prove that the seller knew the buyer was under 6900 for the restriction to be enforced.
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FCC TO VOTE ON MEDIA OWNERSHIP RULES: The FCC will be voting to roll back prohibitions against common ownership of a newspaper and broadcast station in the same area, the chairman said Wednesday.
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Virtually all of these arbitration clauses contain prohibitions on the use of class actions, which as a practical matter, means that very few consumers will ever be able to bring claims at all.
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The bill provides for oversight of ICE, and places numerous limits on the agency, outlining protections for pregnant detainees, requirements for publicizing data about who is in custody and prohibitions on destroying records.
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Thornberry's opposition to the latest transfer could boost efforts to include restrictions for such moves in this year's annual defense policy after Democratic efforts to get prohibitions in the bill failed last year.
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The Government has a compelling interest in providing an equal opportunity to participate in the workforce without regard to race, and prohibitions on racial discrimination are precisely tailored to achieve that critical goal.
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Legislation will be introduced in the Italian parliament next week to remove criminal prohibitions on marijuana, let Italians grow up to five plants at home, and buy cannabis from a state-run monopoly.
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Armslist's negligence directly enabled a gun trafficking operation which allowed Headley (and other dangerous criminals) to purchase a gun in spite of the prohibitions and safeguards aimed at preventing him from legally possessing firearms.
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Blumenauer's "blueprint" to legalize marijuana also calls for the federal government to provide medical marijuana for veterans, more equitable taxation for marijuana businesses and rolling back federal prohibitions on marijuana research, among other things.
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A Swiss Federal Tax Administration spokesman in Berne said even if the new bribery prohibitions become law, it could take three years before they take effect, to give cantonal tax officials time to adapt.
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The pro-democracy camp's fears of even wider prohibitions on their candidates seeking office have not been realized, as Mr. Wong will most likely be the only candidate barred from the district council race.
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U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington said Kaspersky had failed to show that Congress violated constitutional prohibitions on legislation that "determines guilt and inflicts punishment" without the protections of a judicial trial.
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The lawsuit says the under the policy of the state corrections department, correctional facility superintendents are required to develop procedures to allow for the temporary accommodation of multi-day religious fasting and food prohibitions.
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Moreover, though some problems can be fixed by laws, such as paid parental leave and subsidised child care, others, such as the gender pay gap and harassment, endure despite prohibitions (albeit often shabbily enforced).
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Most Americans take for granted that citizens convicted of felonies lose their right to vote, but the intersections of these prohibitions with mass incarceration have radically reshaped the voting population of states like Florida.
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The Framers of the Constitution were deeply concerned about corruption and included these prohibitions to ensure that the president would not have divided loyalties, or be unduly influenced by the prospect of personal gain.
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The ban on paying for cells, tissues and organs should apply to all individuals, including transplant recipients who attempt to circumvent domestic regulations by traveling to locales where prohibitions on commercialization are not enforced.
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Among other things, it would allow states to waive Obamacare's blanket prohibitions against charging sick people more for health insurance and selling plans that don't cover basic medical services like doctor visits and hospitalization.
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In their letter, the lawmakers said the ban runs counter to steps being taken elsewhere in the Obama administration, including at the Pentagon, to eliminate blanket prohibitions on covering surgical care for transgender people.
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North Korea has perfected ways to get around international prohibitions, using shell companies, illicit financing and illegal shipping, and by having China and Russia smuggle in prohibited items, experts and former officials told NBC.
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Colorado's Supreme Court on Monday struck down local government prohibitions on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, handing oil and gas companies a victory in a lengthy battle over energy production in the environmentally conscious state.
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Travel prohibitions have received the most attention, and the House Foreign Affairs Committee plans to draft a bill that would prohibit the majority of travel to the authoritarian country for five years, CNN reports.
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Despite the lifting of nuclear-related sanctions, Iran is still barred from using the United States' financial system because of many other prohibitions imposed after the break in relations more than three decades ago.
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Beijing has repeatedly said it opposes Pyongyang's development of a nuclear weapons arsenal, and publicly rebuked the North on Wednesday for carrying out nuclear and rocket tests this year in "defiance" of international prohibitions.
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In a statement, Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said the department still believes it has the authority to impose the conditions and criticized the judiciary's use of nationwide prohibitions to block the administration's agenda.
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And an ongoing lawsuit filed by current college athletes and led by the lawyer who brought free agency to the National Football League, Jeffrey Kessler, threatens to blow up pay-for-play prohibitions entirely.
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An appeals court has stalled the administration's prohibitions on transgender people serving in the military, and a federal court ruled this year that Mr. Trump violated the Constitution by blocking several people on Twitter.
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Just before my son was old enough to join the Scouts, the head of the organization, Robert Gates, ended the unjust prohibitions against gay members, just as he had done as secretary of defense.
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Traveling with the activist and photojournalist William Worthy in defiance of prohibitions on both sides, Randy Goodman was one of the few Americans to cover the Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-81, from the ground.
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As recently as a week ago, recreational golfers flocked to the fairways of public and private golf courses as a respite from stay-at-home guidelines and lifestyle prohibitions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Suggesting that your own business be used for an expensive government event over which you have control would violate the prohibitions," said Trevor Potter, a Republican and former chairman of the Federal Election Commission.
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There is also no constitutional bar over fresh evidence being admitted in a Senate trial and there are no prohibitions on such material in the chamber's rules of procedure and practice on impeachment trials.
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Leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus issued a statement calling on the administration to "redouble its efforts to engage our allies and enforce international prohibitions on chemical weapons diplomatically" rather than use force again.
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While federal officials are permitted to do some political work, the Hatch Act sets strict limits on those activities, and Whitehouse said the flyer violates prohibitions on Pruitt using his title and soliciting donations.
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The prohibitions on materials outlined in the bill likely won't impede on CBP operations, given that the agency has said it prefers barriers that they can see through, which concrete wall would not permit.
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In court papers this month, the school board's lawyers said the lower court wrongly deferred to President Barack Obama's administration's view that prohibitions on sex discrimination under federal law also apply to gender identity.
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In the United States, states like New York, California, Oregon, and Hawaii have implemented bans on plastic bags, while dozens of countries around the world have instated similar prohibitions or taxes on plastic bags.
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The church is considering a proposal to end its prohibitions on same-sex marriage and ordaining gays and lesbians, but a rival plan to keep those policies in place appears to have more support.
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"We suggest, at a minimum, that the specific prohibitions in the Rule not be considered per se fraudulent – something that the SEC staff implicitly has recognized through their many no-action letters," the association said.
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The new FCC order will throw out almost all of the agency's 2015 net-neutrality rules, including the prohibitions on blocking and throttling content, senior FCC staff said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday.
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Child marriage, more commonly associated with developing countries, was permitted in every U.S. state until this year when the Atlantic coast states of New Jersey and Delaware enacted blanket prohibitions of marriage before age 0003.
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" A statement from Chicago's Civilian Office of Police Accountability blamed the delay on "the strict prohibitions of the Juvenile Court Act and the research necessary to ensure that release did not otherwise violate state law.
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The law allows private schools to keep their prohibitions, and the most prominent among them, including Rice, Baylor and Southern Methodist, have said they will do so, but public universities were not given a choice.
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The decision surprised almost everyone — not necessarily that AT&T and Time Warner had won, but that Judge Leon allowed the merger to go through with no conditions or prohibitions on their behavior at all.
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Compared to the measures proposed in Congress, which amount to prohibitions against socially undesirable persons like terrorists and people who suffer from mental illness, a regulatory approach goes further by focusing on the technology itself.
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There are a number of legal protections that, for now, make China's Sharp Eyes program a distant reality for the US, including rights to privacy, freedom of assembly, and prohibitions against unlawful search and seizure.
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A nuclear deal between world powers - known as the P5+1 - and Iran led to the removal on Saturday of international oil export prohibitions as well as restrictions on banking, insurance and shipping for Tehran.
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Since the giraffe is not native to the United States, an ESA listing would not mandate the traditional habitat protections and prohibitions on harming or killing them like it would for a domestic, native species.
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The opinion recognizes that this fundamental right is not unlimited, and that nothing in it should be construed as bringing into question traditional prohibitions of criminals or the mentally ill of having access to firearms.
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The regime's continued use of chemical weapons threatens to desensitize the world to their use and proliferation, weaken prohibitions against their use, and increase the likelihood that additional states will acquire and use these weapons.
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Officials of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association said the decisions go beyond prohibitions on oil and gas operations, preventing localities from imposing any rules on those operations that conflict with state laws and regulations.
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Easing occupational licensing requirements would smooth the path to more people taking up higher-paying lines of work, and loosening prohibitions against work would boost incomes for millions of Americans now reliant on disability benefits.
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"Overly burdensome land-use restrictions — like minimum lot sizes, off-street parking requirements, height limits, prohibitions on multifamily housing, or lengthy permitting processes — can instead artificially reduce competition by acting as supply constraints," Furman contends.
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That money would have explicit prohibitions against use for any physical wall, but Democratic opposition to just about all of the Trump administration's immigration priorities made the proposal a non-starter, according to their leaders.
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While the decision does not apply directly to the many other French cities and towns that have banned the burkini, it amounts to a warning that their prohibitions are likely to be overturned if challenged.
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Hardwick (1986), which concluded that the Constitution provided no protections for private sexual activity between consenting same-sex adults, because prohibitions on sodomy had "ancient roots" - a decision that was later overruled in Lawrence v.
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But, he adds, Congress has its own power to write laws that criminalize obstruction of justice to ensure the proper functioning of the criminal-justice system, and that those prohibitions can also apply to presidents.
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She voted against reducing the age of consent for gay couples and against allowing them to adopt, and she failed to show up for a vote that would scrap prohibitions on discussing homosexuality in school.
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" The state-run Global Times newspaper on Tuesday quoted other local officials as saying that government leaders should push back against rather than comply with religious prohibitions against smoking to demonstrate their "commitment to secularization.
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Van Dyke hadn't been charged with a crime, let alone fired or identified publicly (the city's contract with the Fraternal Order of Police includes prohibitions on disclosing names of officers under investigation to the media).
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In Miami, which is particularly sensitive to changes in the United States-Cuba relationship, Carnival's initial decision to move forward with the cruise, despite prohibitions on Cuban-born people, sparked a furor among Cuban-Americans.
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"There is a building consensus on both sides of the aisle that shutdowns don't make sense and that we ought to put legislative prohibitions in place to keep us from ever shutting down again," Sen.
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Even where cookouts are allowed, there are further regulations, including prohibitions on ground fires and propane; flames must be at least 10 feet from trees and buildings, and users must properly dispose of their charcoal.
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As black women began participating in these competitions — in certain cases only after prohibitions against their inclusion were lifted, like with the Miss America pageant — they tested the presumption that beauty was synonymous with whiteness.
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"One of us once heard a colleague ask, quite seriously, whether it would violate workplace rules of civility and prohibitions against sexual harassment to view Mr. Puzder's ads on a government computer," the letter says.
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And the line drawers are not politicians but citizens who must write four essays, ace a 90-minute interview and clear a gantlet of background checks and ethics prohibitions to be considered for a seat.
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In 73, defying international prohibitions on sports engagements in South Africa, he was manager of a "rebel" tour of the country by a New Zealand team after a scheduled All Blacks tour had been canceled.
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When a firm like ZTE buys hi-tech parts from U.S. suppliers, it agrees to abide by U.S. technology sanctions like, most notably in recent years, the prohibitions on sales to Iran and North Korea.
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According to the Second Circuit, for the purposes of Title VII protections, discrimination based on sex and discrimination based on sexual orientation is a distinction without a difference; both are included in the statute's prohibitions.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, wrote to the museum in May asking that it include the committee's study in the exhibit and the prohibitions against the use of torture in interrogations.
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Pacific Legal Foundation, representing the National Federation of Independent Business and the Washington Cattlemen's Association, has filed administrative petitions aimed at making this practice more common, by reducing the overreliance on rigid, counterproductive take prohibitions.
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Despite ObamaCare's prohibitions on those policies, the Tennessee Farm Bureau can still sell those plans because under Tennessee law, it's technically not considered an insurance company and thus not subject to insurance regulation or oversight.
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Until we have those studies (which are hard to conduct under current federal prohibitions on weed in general), Tishler argues that cannabis products should not be marketed for, or trumpeted by retailers as definitive sleep aides.
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" Nevertheless, "statutory prohibitions often go beyond the principal evil to cover reasonably comparable evils, and it is ultimately the provisions of our laws rather than the principal concerns of our legislators by which we are governed.
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Brown and Sarantakos said they must be part of Facebook's News Page Index, and also abide by the company's Publisher Guidelines, which includes prohibitions against misinformation (as flagged by third-party fact checkers) and hate speech.
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They could lay out prohibitions in a new law, or give the Federal Trade Commission more authority to make rules and guide them in the direction of the type of conduct they wanted to prohibit. Sen.
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For example, a bill that would legalize marijuana at the federal level — but allow states to maintain their own prohibitions — only has one sponsor and 25 cosponsors in the House (out of more than 400 legislators).
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There are few prohibitions more dangerous than the American taboo against "talking about politics," as if politics were something only Vassar graduates discussed over Thanksgiving, as if it were completely divorced from the way people live.
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That said, much of the development of data security law has come not through enforcing these statutes but through the FTC's application of the general prohibitions on unfairness and deception in the Federal Trade Commission Act.
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In court papers last month, the school board's lawyers said the 4th Circuit wrongly deferred to the view of President Barack Obama's administration that prohibitions on sex discrimination under federal law also apply to gender identity.
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"We are also concerned about the possibility of anonymous donations to your legal defense fund, as such donations could easily bypass prohibitions on donations from lobbyists and special interests with business before the EPA," they wrote.
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But lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are concerned because Riyadh has resisted the "gold standard" — prohibitions on enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium, which are essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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Repeated breach of the new prohibitions is punishable by a fine of up to S$200,000 ($147,340.50) or four times the value of the goods traded, imprisonment of up to three years, or both, it added.
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But any lifting of transfer prohibitions would permit the temporary transfer of detainees with urgent or complex medical needs to mainland United States military medical facilities — a provision approved in the Senate Armed Services Committee legislation.
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Virtually every selective private college in the country does admissions the way Harvard does, trying to assemble a diverse class of students while not running afoul of Supreme Court prohibitions against quotas, targets and racial balancing.
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"The various sections specifying prohibitions on abortions at various weeks prior to viability cannot be allowed to go into effect on August 28, as scheduled," writes US District Judge Howard Sachs in an 11-page opinion.
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If the court rules that state prohibitions on the use of government funding for religious purposes are rooted in bigotry, plaintiffs could emerge to say other major issues, like the Electoral College, have the same roots.
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And, as a step prior to this, or simultaneously, to sign and ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which includes prohibitions on the development, deployment, use and threat of use of nuclear weapons.
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This applies to paid ads as well, so the incentive to produce ever more polarizing rhetoric—calculated to provoke anger rather than deliberation—will be powerful whether or not social media platforms institute Twitter-style prohibitions.
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Insurance plans could escape from some of the most important consumer protections in the Affordable Care Act, such as prohibitions on discrimination based on a person's health status, medical condition, claims experience, medical history or disability.
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He used charitable foundation funds to make political donations, non-US donors appeared on his inaugural committee as well as allied political groups, and he's ignored prohibitions on coordination between the candidate and supposedly independent organizations.
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Calling for citizens to enforce the ban raises the specter of vigilantes' carrying out their own interpretation of Mr. Duterte's strict prohibitions, as was reported during his tenure as mayor of Davao dating to the 1980s.
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They fear Jeff Sessions, the nominee for attorney general, and others in the administration will take a more severe approach to immigration and sweep up H-1B visas into prohibitions on refugees and stronger border protection.
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We're looking for the individuals shaping this booming multi-billion-dollar industry, whether they're CEOs of international companies, behind-the-scenes state regulators or advocates fighting to keep cannabis prohibitions locked in or have them undone.
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While reform of prohibitions on both medical and recreational use of marijuana has gained popularity in states across the country, most people remain skeptical of the benefits of reducing or eliminating criminal penalties for harder drugs.
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Illegal abortion is performed in a climate of fear and shame resulting from strict legal and religious prohibitions, according to the UN. The Philippines is deeply religious, with Roman Catholics accounting for 2003% of its population.
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UBS bankers organized expensive activities in France that included shows at the Paris Opera, art exhibits and hunting outings, where Swiss bankers could meet informally with prospects in hopes of slipping around French prohibitions, prosecutors said.
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Manafort, who's said he never "knowingly" spoke with Russian spies, is now reportedly under investigation for possibly violating tax laws and requirements about disclosing foreign lobbying of tax laws, as well as prohibitions against money laundering.
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The Emoluments Clause "...you people, with this phony Emoluments Clause..." -- October 21 exchange with reporters at Cabinet meeting Facts First: There's nothing phony about the Constitution's prohibitions against the President receiving payments from foreign and domestic governments.
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Sex work is shit—they definitely think that—and is subject to all sorts of problems which stem from the economic context in which it takes place; the legal context in which prohibitions against it are enforced.
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It also added several new guidelines verified accounts must follow to remain in good standing, including prohibitions against the promotion of hate and violence, engagement in or incitement of harassment, and sharing of shocking or disturbing imagery.
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The administration was not so transparent about its motivations for collecting the data in court, where it argued that the data would instead aid the Department of Justice's enforcement of the prohibitions against racial discrimination in voting.
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Gifts are capped at 50,000 won in value, while cash gifts that are traditionally handed over in envelopes at weddings and funerals are limited to 100,13 won, under prohibitions now known as the "3-5-10" rule.
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Similarly, Christopher Bogart of Burford Capital, a litigation funder that has lobbied against prohibitions on outside financing of litigation, said courts have "affirmatively (and appropriately) generally decided not to inquire" into who is paying for a case.
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Pyongyang's announcement came after the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control penalized two Chinese firms for violating international and U.S. prohibitions on trade with North Korea in response to the nation's nuclear and missile programs.
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"I don't support slogans such as 'my pussy, not your issue' and I don't support abortion on demand but we don't protect life by prohibitions but by supporting women who are pregnant or have problems," she said.
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Just as it cannot force the states to enforce the federal marijuana prohibition, it cannot require them to keep their own prohibitions in place, or force states that have regulated and taxed marijuana to undo such laws.
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They found that, compared with the control group, the third group (incentives plus prohibitions) consumed about 96 fewer calories per day, 64 of which were "discretionary" calories (from added sugars, solid fats and alcohol above moderate consumption).
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While a manufacturer that makes parts may not raise concerns, if those parts could be installed in helicopters that are sold to the US Department of Defense, it could trigger prohibitions against investments in ammunition and guns.
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On Tuesday, voters did away with prohibitions against marijuana, raised taxes on cigarettes, extended an income tax on the wealthy, toughened gun control laws, loosened parole rules and overturned a law that restricted bilingual education in schools.
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For example, exemptions in U.S. child labor laws allow children as young as 12 to work in agriculture for long hours and under dangerous conditions in violation of the convention's prohibitions on the economic exploitation of children.
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Their amendment mirrored the Parity in Animal Cruelty Enforcement (PACE) Act, H.R. 22019, which seeks to clarify that the federal prohibitions against animal fighting apply in U.S. territories as well as everywhere else in the United States.
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The school board's lawyers said in their court filing that the lower court had given too much deference to President Barack Obama's administration's view that prohibitions on sex discrimination under federal law also apply to gender identity.
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According to Webster, data on this specific type of law is scarce, but the research done on states that connect firearm prohibitions to domestic violence or restraining order cases show a "significant reduction" in a partner homicide.
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As experts have noted, the law isn't well-equipped to handle deepfake porn—he videos do not always fall neatly into existing legal prohibitions, and free speech concerns may prevent new laws from specifically restricting such material.
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He wouldn't comment on whether the agency would continue to enforce the rules' prohibitions on blocking, throttling and fast lanes — but did note Republican plans not to apply certain parts of the order to smaller internet providers.
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Legends grew up around "the rules," violations of which would supposedly get a prospective diner shown the door, although Mr. Shopsin maintained that there were fewer of those prohibitions active at any given time than people realized.
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Even worse, the N.R.A. is pushing concealed-carry reciprocity, allowing people to carry concealed guns with them from places that permit them, like Alaska or Wyoming, to any other part of the country, regardless of local prohibitions.
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In his role representing Mr. Trump in the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, Mr. Giuliani is not a government employee, and is not subject to government ethics rules, including prohibitions on outside work.
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Other recent examples of Europe's more aggressive approach include a ban on the use of pesticides that appeared to be killing bees, prohibitions on the inclusion of some antibiotics in animal feed and restrictions on waste incinerators.
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The U.S. public health toolbox contains a host of potential measures, ranging from gentle prodding over hand washing, to more severe actions like prohibitions on large gatherings and even sharp restrictions on the movement of infected individuals.
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Colorado and Missouri are among 39 states that have strict prohibitions on public funds' going to religious schools, known as Blaine Amendments, which voucher advocates consider the last line of defense for opponents of private school choice.
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"Minimal prohibitions should preclude active horse owners, trainers, breeders and jockeys, or anyone else that derives income from the business, to serve on a commission," said Gorajec, who was executive director of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission.
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It would also strengthen existing prohibitions on religious discrimination with respect to visa applications guaranteed by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) — what immigrant advocates have praised as a means of protecting the rights of American Muslims.
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Still, Dr. Snowdon said, the taxes and prohibitions on drinks in the Pacific islands — along with education, food labeling and school-nutrition programs — have not reduced the region's overall incidence of obesity or its associated health problems.
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In 1975, Paul Berg, a Stanford biochemistry professor, convened what came to be known as the Asilomar Conference to establish safeguards and prohibitions on the conduct of what then was cutting-edge biomedical research — recombinant DNA technology.
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HOLDING COMPANY If Hilltop became undercapitalized or had regulatory prohibitions between upstreaming dividends from the bank, there is the potential that Fitch could notch the holding company IDR and VR from the ratings of the PlainsCapital Bank.
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The United Methodist Church is meeting in St. Louis this week to vote on whether to strengthen or end its prohibitions on same-sex marriage and ordaining gays and lesbians — a decision that could splinter the church.
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If passed, the bills would allow paid sex between consenting adults — decriminalizing both the buying and the selling of sex, as well as promotion of prostitution — while maintaining prohibitions on trafficking, coercion and sexual abuse of minors.
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Things happened quickly after I demonstrated I could walk under my own power: a doctor came in to summarize what they'd found (concussion, nothing more serious) and give me prohibitions: no TV, no alcohol, no reading, no internet.
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Other U.S. concerns included quotas and duties on China's raw material exports, manipulated value-added tax rebates on exports, thin agricultural imports despite strong demand, and prohibitions on foreign investment in China's movie market, the world's second-biggest.
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"This life is nothing special, but we're enjoying it," O-Ei says in her voiceover narration, articulating a beautifully humane and hedonistic defiance of religious prohibitions against the simple pleasures to be found in urban mischief and idleness.
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"People that are dangerously mentally ill and have previously had incidences with law enforcement, I think those red flags are appropriate and I think California can continue to lead the nation in terms of advancing prohibitions," he said.
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The move comes as the nation's largest governing body for college athletics faces increasing pressure from lawmakers across the country intent on following California's lead by dismantling compensation prohibitions that currently apply to more than 450,000 NCAA athletes.
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Islamic prohibitions against alcohol and getting drunk make a public display of intoxication deeply shameful in Afghanistan and the fact that the video was posted on social media was widely seen as a deliberate bid to disgrace Abed.
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" The group wrote that the fines can "lead to a host of collateral harms — wage garnishment, loss of employment and housing, poor credit ratings, driver's license suspension, incarceration, prohibitions on the right to vote, and even family separation.
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Letting parents include their kids on their policies until age 26 should also remain, and so should the prohibitions on both lifetime limits for health care costs and cancellation of coverage due to immaterial reporting inaccuracies on applications.
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Why it matters: Association health plans are by definition required to provide adequate coverage, and additional federal protections apply, including fiduciary responsibilities, a rigorous appeals process, and prohibitions against basing premium rates on an individual participant's health condition.
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"Unforbidden Pleasures" is a collection of essays loosely linked by a diaphanous thread of a theme: the idea that forbidden pleasures — taboos and prohibitions and shameful desires — tend to obscure the meaningfulness to our lives of unforbidden ones.
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The Trump administration has waived prohibitions that would have blocked more than $115 million in U.S. security assistance from flowing to governments identified by the State Department as being complicit in the use and recruitment of child soldiers.
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What's particularly egregious about this year's decision is that President Trump has in effect waived all of the CSPA's prohibitions, allowing all relevant military assistance to remain accessible to the seven countries currently budgeted to receive such assistance.
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Many of them, Libelle Polaki, an exile from the ultra-Orthodox community in Brooklyn, told me, will resort to selling things online, which must be regarded as its own kind of sacrilege given the prohibitions against certain technologies.
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Many of the prohibitions are absolute — at no point should athletes use the drug — while some are limited to the time of competition, the concentration of a substance, or the method of administration — oral versus injectable, for instance.
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"We're getting there," said Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, who has been an early and strong ally of Mr. Obama on the issue and is a sponsor of legislation that would end prohibitions on travel to Cuba.
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Like many California counties that have rushed to enact marijuana prohibitions before the deadline for such laws imposed by state's new medical marijuana rules, Siskiyou County in the northernmost part of the state recently banned all outdoor grows.
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In the memo dated Wednesday and released late Thursday Sessions said the new requirements would include limitations on how long a consent decree could last and prohibitions against their use "to achieve general policy goals," among other curbs.
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I admire him in many ways — his immense learning, his defense of tradition in the face of Western influence — but when I questioned him about the prohibitions of caste he gave me an answer that turned my stomach.
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It aims to ensure Germany's tough prohibitions against hate speech, including pro-Nazi ideology, are enforced online by requiring sites to remove banned content within 24 hours or face fines of up to 50 million euros ($62 million).
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The most likely outcome of the changes will be that the agency finds lower levels of risks associated with many chemicals, and as a result, imposes fewer new restrictions or prohibitions, several current and former agency officials said.
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The draft is the moment when players go from the college level — with its prohibitions against receiving gifts or financial compensation and its discouragement of off-field flash — to the world of red-carpet paparazzi and endorsement deals.
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The Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA) amendments of 1974 originally set limits on contributions to political candidates as well as total spending by campaigns, along with strengthening prohibitions on foreign funding of US elections and on outside spending.
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It aims to ensure Germany's tough prohibitions against hate speech, including pro-Nazi ideology, are enforced online by requiring sites to remove banned content within 24 hours or face fines of up to 50 million euros ($62 million).
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Lakhwinder Singh, who drives a taxi in Brooklyn, feared that the prohibitions on the Williamsburg Bridge — which for taxi drivers would mean they could not drive across without a minimum of two passengers — would make his job harder.
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And in a speech last spring, Ms. DeVos anticipated that the decision would lead to the demise of state prohibitions called "Blaine Amendments" that prevent taxpayer funding from going to parochial education organizations that provide a public service.
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"Over time, we added protected classes to that — people with disabilities in some states, for example." advocates want explicit legal protections for LGBTQ people Some LGBTQ advocates argue that legal prohibitions against sex discrimination already protect LGBTQ people.
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Having survived decades of economic sanctions, North Korea has honed techniques to skirt international prohibitions, using shell companies, illicit financing, stealthy shipping movements, and partners in China and Russia to smuggle in prohibited goods, experts and former officials said.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit handed Trump a significant win in the legal fight over whether he's been violating constitutional prohibitions against accepting things of value as an elected official, known as the emoluments clauses.
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In a 2016 review of previous studies, researchers led by April Zeoli of Michigan State University in East Lansing concluded that gun ownership prohibitions imposed with domestic violence restraining orders reduced intimate partner homicides by between 8% and 19%.
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But he conveniently leaves out, for example, that Australia instituted new regulations on who could buy guns, government buy-backs of guns and a prohibitions on rapid-fire rifles and shotguns -- in short, what amounted to gun confiscation programs.
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On May 4 on a visit to Saudi Arabia, UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and counter-terrorism Ben Emmerson urged Riyadh to stop using a 2014 counter-terrorism law and security prohibitions against human rights defenders and writers.
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Even as officials eased up on the regulations, the state made permanent prohibitions against washing down sidewalks and driveways, using a hose without a shut-off valve to wash cars and banning the use of water on road medians.
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"The various sections specifying prohibitions on abortions at various weeks prior to viability cannot be allowed to go into effect on August 28, as scheduled," U.S. District Judge Howard Sachs, a Carter appointee, wrote in an 11-page opinion.
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The 123 agreement negotiations have come under scrutiny from lawmakers in both parties because of Riyadh's demands that any agreement not include prohibitions on enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium, essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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The 2628 agreement negotiations have come under scrutiny from lawmakers in both parties because of Riyadh's demands that any agreement not include prohibitions on enriching uranium and reprocessing spent fuel to produce plutonium, essential steps in producing nuclear weapons.
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For the sake of stability, the Trump administration should reach a deal that delivers agreed-upon promises from China to reduce the bilateral trade deficit, increase market access and strengthen prohibitions on intellectual-property theft and forced technology transfer.
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ALBANY — The New York State Health Department has signaled that it intends to allow transgender youths to receive Medicaid coverage for hormones that forestall puberty, wiping away prohibitions that have been criticized by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups.
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A majority of Republicans back universal background checks, a ban on assault-style weapons, a federal database to track gun sales, prohibitions on people with mental illness, and barring people on no-fly or watch lists from buying firearms.
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" In 1969, after public educators in Iowa prohibited students from wearing black armbands in school to protest the Vietnam War, the court invalidated such prohibitions, declaring that neither students nor teachers abandon their constitutional rights "at the schoolhouse gate.
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Knowing the Hyde Amendment only applies to health programs administered under the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and related Agencies Appropriations Act, the authors of ObamaCare wrote the bill to bypass prohibitions on direct taxpayer funding of abortion.
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Last month, he proposed changes to New York law that would allow him to prosecute people pardoned by the president without running into the state's prohibitions against double jeopardy — that is, trying someone twice for essentially the same crime.
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Legislatures in Ohio and South Carolina are weighing total prohibitions of the procedure, while Iowa is considering a ban as soon as a heartbeat is detected — all bills that if signed into law would violate Roe and prompt lawsuits.
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"Not only do these email solicitations tied directly to official acts reflect poorly on the House of Representatives, the emails are directly contrary to the purposes and prohibitions of the Ethics Rules," Matthew Whitaker, the group's executive director, wrote.
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What comes next is uncertain, and of grave concern to the 20 million Americans now covered by the health law and the millions more protected by its prohibitions on discrimination for pre-existing medical conditions and lifetime coverage caps.
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Cory has also introduced a bill to extend federal prohibitions on animal fighting to the U.S. territories and got it passed into law in the final 2018 farm bill, saving thousands of animals every year from suffering and dying.
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It outlaws a strategy known as "crack and pack," where business owners split their operations into separate entities — for example, one that owns a doctor's office and another that provides medical care — to avoid prohibitions on taking the deduction.
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While some parts of the agreement — such as provisions on intellectual property protection and prohibitions on forced technology transfer — can be preserved from the previous draft, new areas of flexibility are needed to get a deal across the line.
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The bill passed by the Senate committee on Thursday departed from Trump policy in other ways, including approving funding for the U.N. climate body and rejecting prohibitions on funding for international organizations that perform or provide counseling on abortions.
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The prohibitions appeared largely symbolic, such as sales to North Korea under the Arms Export Control Act and barring the export of national security-sensitive goods and technology to North Korea, which has no relations with the United States.
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The legislature relaxed prohibitions on the concealed and open carry of firearms in public spaces, lowered the legal age to carry a concealed gun from 21 to 19 and repealed many of the requirements for comprehensive background checks and purchase permits.
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Along with the suggestions already mentioned (expanding the federal definition of "intimate partners" and including temporary restraining orders in gun prohibitions), Zeoli and Frattaroli recommend: Perhaps the most intriguing suggestion Frattaroli mentioned, though, is something called a gun violence restraining order.
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Since Trump made the remark on Twitter, today's comments from North Korea also raise the question: Does a threat that leads to a declaration of war violate the company's opaque rules for conduct and its prohibitions against harassment and incitement?
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On Wednesday, Chief Justice Moore, who is among the country's most prominent religious conservatives, argued, in part, that probate judges should not issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples because of a State Supreme Court decision that upheld Alabama's marriage prohibitions.
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By 2015 societal norms had shifted enough that it reconsidered the issue and found that criminal prohibitions against an assisted death unjustly infringed upon the right to life, liberty and security of the person under our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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The FAA had barred flights over the war zones of Crimea and the Ukraine in April 2014, and expanded prohibitions after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down while it flew over eastern Ukraine, killing nearly 300 people on board.
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Overall, rates of physical fighting were 42 percent lower among girls and 69 percent lower among boys in countries with full bans on corporal punishment at home and in school than in nations without prohibitions on spanking or hitting kids.
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According to a CFPB statement, Zero Parallel sold applications to lenders it knew did not follow states' usury laws, interest-rate restrictions and prohibitions on who can make the loans, and kept borrowers in the dark about risks and costs.
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When Congress passed the Affordable Care Act in 85033, HHS was authorized to waive the self-referral and anti-kickback prohibitions for accountable care organizations (mostly hospital-led entities) that attempted to coordinate care for about nine million Medicare beneficiaries.
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The bill would also strike prohibitions on "promoting" prostitution, which can be used to criminalize any group of sex workers who work together, whether that is in the same workplace or remotely by helping each other advertise or screen potential clients.
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"Never before has congressional power been construed to allow the federal government to dictate whether or to what extent a State may repeal, lift, or otherwise modulate its own state-law prohibitions on private conduct," Christie's attorneys argued in court briefs.
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Editorial Three years have passed since a Federal District Court ruled that New York City's stop-and-frisk program violated constitutional prohibitions against unreasonable search and seizure and discriminated against minority citizens, who were disproportionately and unjustifiably singled out for stops.
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That proposal would have allowed states to apply for waivers to forgo ObamaCare regulations that mandate which healthcare services an insurer must cover, as well as prohibitions against charging people with pre-existing conditions higher premiums or denying them coverage.
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Bray, who opposes national injunctions against federal defendants and believes judges should be restricted to enjoining conduct directed at the plaintiffs in their courtroom, said the bilateral presidential pain inflicted by opposing party AGs purifies the debate over sweeping prohibitions.
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The FAA had barred flights over the war zones of the Crimea and Ukraine in April 2014, and expanded prohibitions after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down while it flew over eastern Ukraine, killing nearly 300 people on board.
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But because Mr. Hannity is "not a journalist," he apparently feels free to work in the full service of his candidate without having to abide by journalism's general requirements for substantiation and prohibitions against, say, regularly sharing advice with political campaigns.
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Among other things, Mr. Yoo claimed in the letter that the president's constitutional authority as commander-in-chief overruled statutory prohibitions and that under the circumstances the program complied with the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable searches and usually requires warrants.
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"We take very seriously our responsibility to enforce federal civil rights laws and prohibitions against discrimination while respecting the First Amendment's protection of free speech," said Dorie Nolt, press secretary for the United States Education Department, in a statement Wednesday.
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In January, the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, rescinded a Justice Department memorandum issued during the Obama administration that directed United States attorneys not to focus their limited resources on enforcing federal marijuana prohibitions on individuals operating in compliance with state laws.
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" The same day, Dennis Shea, a deputy United States trade representative and the ambassador to the World Trade Organization, told a Washington audience, "We want to have prohibitions on data localization, disciplines to ensure this free flow of data across borders.
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In its petition to the Forest Service, Utah argues that the lack of roads and prohibitions on timber harvesting have impeded the agency's ability to manage forests to reduce wildfires, improve wildlife habitat and combat infestations by insects or invasive species.
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"These provisions are far greater than a substantial obstacle; they are absolute prohibitions on abortions prior to viability, which the Supreme Court has clearly held cannot be imposed by the state," he wrote in the decision issued by the appeals panel.
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"Parents often assume that the basic aspects of sexuality are being covered in school, and they're shocked to learn there are prohibitions, especially when the education isn't medically-accurate, and is instead judgmental and biased," Gelperin says, referencing anecdotal evidence.
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He emphasized that phrases such as "complete denuclearization" and "reduced sanctions" are shorthand for the dozens of painstaking decisions that lie ahead, about which facilities must be dismantled versus inspected, or which prohibitions on trade and investment should be lifted first.
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"The Republican bill does not include critical A.C.A. consumer protections, including community rating, essential health benefits requirements and annual or lifetime prohibitions," said Representative Frank Pallone Jr., Democrat of New Jersey and the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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The U.S. markets regulator warned such insiders to be "mindful of their obligations" to keep certain information confidential and to comply with prohibitions against illegal securities trading, according to a statement from the co-directors of enforcement at the SEC.
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But all rights come with responsibilities, especially when it comes to protections for public safety such as background checks on every gun purchase, red flag laws, prohibitions on bump stocks and high-capacity magazines, and the further sale of assault weapons.
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Combined with the ACA's prohibitions against denying coverage or basing premiums on subscriber's health — popular aspects of the law that President-elect Trump has signaled he wants to maintain — an older, sicker, high cost population is enrolled in the ACA.
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Firms using data from sources such as web sites, satellite imagery and consumer credit card information in driving investment strategies will need to make sure that the data does not violate insider-trading prohibitions or privacy rules or yield unsupported claims.
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But of course, these are the very kinds of cases that "necessitate hypotheticals" because "legitimate speakers are often cowed by the severe penalties incurred for violating speech prohibitions," Ilya Shapiro writes in a brief for the Cato Institute supporting Sineneng-Smith.
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States have steadily drifted away from once-strict prohibitions on carrying concealed guns since the 1980s, when 19 states refused to allow concealed carry, said Robert Spitzer, a State University of New York professor who specializes in gun control research.
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Her work on arbitration and class action prohibitions has been published in the Yale Law Journal, University of Pennsylvania Law Review, and Vanderbilt Law Review, and has been quoted by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
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Those comments led the U.S. Office of Special Counsel to file a complaint against DePaolo, claiming that she violated the Hatch Act's prohibitions and had used her authority or influence to interfere with, or affect the result of an election.
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The latter is a lot easier, so when traveling I find it's an excellent time to throw out any prohibitions on screen time and just let them zombie out absolutely as hard as they want on absolutely whatever they want.
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By prohibiting the provision of safe abortion services, or even abortion-related information or referrals, the Trump global gag rule runs roughshod over other nations' laws and instead imposes rigid prohibitions based on the Trump-Pence anti-choice, anti-woman agenda.
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In short, the federal judiciary has made the PSA entirely superfluous: packer conduct toward individual producers may be unfair, unjustly discriminatory or even deceptive so long as it does not violate anti-trust prohibitions against restraints of trade and monopolization.
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There were some big points of agreement: Both sides agreed on the effects of forcing prohibited possessors to give up firearms, expanded mental health prohibitions, and a child access prevention media campaign, concluding that such measures would reduce gun deaths overall.
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This week, three decades after the court invalidated prohibitions on flag desecration in 48 states, the city of Cleveland agreed to pay Mr. Johnson $225,19893 to settle his claim that officers had retaliated against him for an exercise of free expression.
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