All companies should seriously consider promulgating a vulnerability disclosure policy.
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The habits Emily is promulgating are dangerous for our democracy.
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In promulgating the endangerment finding, the EPA violated federal law.
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He can move them quickly through large group hearings by promulgating facilitating regulations.
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Russia has been accused of promulgating bogus stories about Clinton to influence the electorate.
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That is, if the conservative coalition proves worthy of the changes it is promulgating.
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Promulgating lies have not hurt FOX, which is the country's most popular cable news network.
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The EPA now argues that Mr Obama overstepped his authority in promulgating the Clean Power Plan.
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Again, further promulgating his own personal appearances and desire to, you know, improve his financial situation.
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Washington serves a valuable function by promulgating standard baseline requirements for apprenticeships to help ensure consistent outcomes.
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"This was the exact talking point @FoxNews personalities were promulgating on air all day yesterday," Sams tweeted.
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In the face of this challenge, Harvard has resorted to the desperate expedient of promulgating racial stereotypes.
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By promulgating safety reform, we can save that amount many times over and reduce overall health care expenses.
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The agency must "consider the potential benefits and costs" for consumers and payday lenders before promulgating a rule.
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When promulgating the WOTUS rule, the EPA and the Corps insisted they were simply clarifying the significant nexus test.
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While promulgating sound policies like FISMA and the NIST framework are important, converting them into sound practice is critical.
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An op-ed in the school newspaper suggested that by extending this invitation, we were promulgating "alt-right" bigotry.
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How promulgating a leftwing conspiracy theory about the government's role in the attack is any more ethical evades me.
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Historically, the party is wary of promulgating anything that is critical, controversial or even downbeat ahead of the meeting.
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This involves going through the process of promulgating new rules that are far more lax than those they replace.
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Promulgating a cultural doctrine of African "authenticity," Mobutu renamed the capital, in 1966, and the nation—to Zaire—in 1971.
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I think there is a reasonable role for government to play — for example, getting platforms to keep from promulgating genocide.
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A more sensible reason for jittery nerves is Brazil's shaky relationship with the truth when it comes to promulgating official information.
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Congress prohibited the FAA from promulgating "any rule or regulation regarding a model aircraft" – but only if specific requirements were met.
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However, the market should determine coal's fate, not bureaucrats in Washington promulgating regulations that are devoid of any meaningful climate benefit.
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The Administrative Procedures Act requires the same notice-and-comment process for rescinding final rules as it does for promulgating them.
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He became a star on the right by promulgating the lie that the nation's first black president was born in Kenya.
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To grasp the motivation for the Trump administration in promulgating "religious freedom," it helps to review a little Supreme Court history.
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More recently, his political rise was built on promulgating the lie that the nation's first black president was born in Kenya.
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Mr. Francisco said that members of an administration would violate the Constitution by aiding a president in promulgating a discriminatory policy.
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The proposed rule compels EPA to make public any "dose response data and models" it relies on in promulgating a regulation.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said on Thursday the government likely violated administrative laws in promulgating the new rules.
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The ruling overturns an earlier determination by a lower court that the Labor Department was within its bounds in promulgating the measure.
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Overseas companies and governments are outpacing us both in their growing use of drones and in promulgating rules with which they treat them.
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But the worst example is President Richard Nixon's campaign to coerce "his" Fed chairman, Arthur Burns, into promulgating policy that guaranteed devastating inflation.
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Today we don't have such good fortune, and Trump is flying the flag of "America First" while promulgating a strategy for national decline.
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Hackers using tactics previously associated with Chinese government-supported intrusions are promulgating ransomware, four security firms that investigated attacks on U.S. companies told Reuters.
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But if, on the other hand, they want to claim the freedoms associated with news media, they can't deny responsibility for promulgating fake news.
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In fact, there is a conspicuous lack of the creativity and know-how that underpinned our historic success in promulgating American values and culture.
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The centerpiece of this approach was the President's "two for one" executive order, requiring agencies to eliminate two regulations before promulgating a new one.
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There are those, on the right and left, who are promulgating that this Constitutional triumph of the Venezuelan people is actually a U.S. manufactured coup.
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For such a large economic driver, government should take great care before promulgating burdensome regulations costing employees – in many cases most in need – their jobs.
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The religious establishment has lent unfailing support to Prince Mohammed and ratified his decisions by promulgating fatwas such as the one authorizing women to drive.
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The advance notice gave the Fermis time to prepare their escape, urgent because Laura was Jewish and Mussolini was promulgating increasingly harsh anti-Semitic laws.
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Even if he is trounced in November, there will be conspiracy theories about a "stolen" election, which Trump and his campaign have already begun promulgating.
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It faces an election and is promulgating populist policies, hence the pressure on the central bank to transfer more of its surpluses to the public purse.
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The bathroom issue played a role in the election, with a conservative group promulgating ads that attacked Ms. Lyles for supporting a "radical" gay-rights agenda.
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He described the Russian government's efforts to exploit the virus crisis to America's disadvantage by promulgating false stories that the pathogen originated in the United States.
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The Sad Puppies claimed the Hugo awards had become too politicized, too focused on promulgating diversity and wide representation in fiction at the expense of quality storytelling.
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For example, a drive promulgating a genetic variant that made mosquitoes unable to host the parasite that causes malaria could be used to help eliminate the disease.
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No president, however, has devoted the first month of his presidency to promulgating a collection of executive orders that so blatantly ignores our constitutional system's fundamental tenets.
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Unfortunately, organizations such as the Reserve Officers Association (ROA) are getting in the way of progress by defending for-profit schools and incorrectly promulgating veteran advocates' arguments.
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In the past, agencies like the EPA have even encouraged these types of lawsuits as a convenient workaround to the normal rulemaking process used for promulgating regulations.
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Promulgating a deal — not a compromise — through the industry's computer modeling would allow Pelosi to maintain her stance that a structure at the border is unnecessary and immoral.
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From the phraseology of the legislation, it is clear that Congress intended for the agencies to have maximal flexibility in defining and promulgating rules to meet current exigencies.
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In fact, for much of its eighty-odd pages, it is a deadly serious screed, promulgating some of white power's grounding myths and showcasing its most violent consequences.
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Iran, by promulgating an extremist, violent ideology across national boundaries, through such agencies as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), remains a significant threat to regional stability and security.
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"The EPA has abdicated its responsibility in promulgating this deeply flawed rule and the Senate will abdicate its responsibility if it fails to repeal the ACE rule," said Sen.
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But the main goal was to win elections, and in that crusade the Kochs and their allies had the benefit of federal laws that they played no part in promulgating.
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Time after time, Obama was treated as the light-bringer for promulgating or enforcing the policies that the same people now deride as effectively the equivalent of the Enabling Act.
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In one of their more heated exchanges, Clinton accused Trump of promulgating a "racist lie" by suggesting Obama, the first African-American U.S. president, was not born in the United States.
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Remarkably, a leader in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican body responsible for repressing heresy and promulgating correct doctrine, initiated a cordial exchange of views with her.
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In one of their more heated exchanges, Clinton accused Trump of promulgating a "racist lie" by suggesting Obama, the first U.S. African-American president, was not born in the United States.
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After three weeks in the White House, Mr. Trump has made clear that he is going to continue promulgating conspiracy theories, flinging personal insults and saying things that are plainly untrue.
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In this age of fake news and climate change denial, we should be seeking to educate the public on scientific method rather than promulgating faulty science in the name of infotainment.
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He's also the founder of WallBuilders, a think tank devoted to promulgating the narrative that America was founded as a specifically Christian nation, and that the Founding Fathers were "orthodox, evangelical" Christians.
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The least friendly among us may skip these niceties, keep their heads bowed as they plow past those around them, but at worst they are promulgating a live-and-let-live indifference.
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But in the most recent rulings, the administration was once again reamed by a federal judge for promulgating a rule in direct defiance of the law — the ACA itself in this case.
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Surely, in this age of fake news and climate change denial, we should be seeking to educate the public on scientific method rather than promulgating faulty science in the name of infotainment.
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Even worse, while they decry its effects, some of the largest media conglomerates are actually investing in and promulgating new ventures designed to capitalize on echo chambers of selected facts and tailored presentation.
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Since 1940, when President Franklin Roosevelt issued an executive order promulgating rules regarding classified military information, each subsequent president has issued similar orders that proscribe the penalties for failing to properly maintain classified information.
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I think many of them are so petrified of ... In addition to every other problem they deal with, then being held to account for paying for this story, for this thing, for promulgating this view.
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In one of their more heated exchanges, Clinton accused Trump of promulgating a "racist lie" by questioning the citizenship of Barack Obama, the first black U.S. president, saying he was not born in the United States.
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In a news release, the ABC said the construction industry raised numerous concerns when the rule was first proposed, but the Labor Department failed to address a number of those issues when promulgating the final rule.
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Many people in Congress, almost all of them Republicans, express doubt about climate science, with some of them promulgating conspiracy theories claiming that researchers have invented the issue to justify greater governmental control over people's lives.
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His only viable alternative is to reduce the size of the immigration court's docket, which he can do by promulgating regulations making IJ hearings unavailable to aliens whose cases can be handled in expedited removal proceedings.
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But where other tech donors have focused on promulgating their own education reforms, such as reducing the size of public high schools or expanding charter schools, the Salesforce chief has taken a more local, holistic approach.
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" He continues, "This case has taken us to a strange world where the government itself — the very 'expert' agency responsible for promulgating the 'law' no less — seems unable to keep pace with its own frenetic lawmaking.
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Last week, for instance, Mr. Avenatti criticized Mr. Trump for promulgating his so-called "Spygate" conspiracy theory and attacked Mr. Trump's chief lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, for not having tried a case to verdict this century.
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Accordingly, following established legal protocols, the Department of Justice started the process of promulgating a Federal regulation interpreting the definition of "machinegun" under Federal law to clarify whether certain bump stock type devices should be illegal.
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Still, Scheineson says the agency may agree to voluntary concessions from Juul because the FDA's authority in this arena is unclear, and the agency could not limit the sale of flavored e-cigs without promulgating new regulations.
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Congress should use the Congressional Review Act more aggressively, implement sunset legislation requiring affirmative congressional approval for reauthorizing regulations, and constrain federal agencies on the front end of legislation from ignoring congressional intent when promulgating their rules.
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"We think [Labor] already went through a very thorough and thoughtful process in promulgating the previous regulation that didn't take Congress long to drop a bomb on, and now where are they going to go?" he asked.
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U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam in Oakland, California, on Thursday said the federal government likely did not follow proper administrative procedures in promulgating the new rules, and put them on hold while a lawsuit challenging their legality unfolds.
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Many politicians and media personalities have fanned the flames of hatred by mainstreaming antisemitism, promulgating conspiracy theorizing tropes about Jewish people and legitimizing hate groups who target racial and religious minorities and promote acts of violence against them.
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Playboy, he noted, had influenced popular culture in Britain by promulgating the idea that men's magazines could show skin but also publish great writing, as it had by publishing writers like Vladimir Nabokov, Saul Bellow and James Baldwin.
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The entry suspension is an act that is well within executive authority and could have been taken by any other President—the only question is evaluating the actions of this particular President in promulgating an otherwise valid Proclamation.
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Asserting that the relatively poorer intellectual performance of racial groups is based on their genes is mistaken theoretically and unfounded empirically; and given the consequences of promulgating the policies that follow from such assertions, it is egregiously wrong morally.
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So far, to the good fortune of the nation—and, even, the world—the President has had to confront disasters only of his own making, like firing Comey and promulgating executive orders that discriminate against religious and ethnic minorities.
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The court heard how in 2013, Tai, Chan and Chu began promulgating and planning a non-violent civil disobedience campaign to occupy streets in the Central business district should China not allow a democratic vote for its next leader.
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"These NDAs are a driving force in silencing workers and promulgating a culture where employers are able to cover up toxicity, including issues of sexual harassment and gender discrimination, rather than address it and end it," the letter says.
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They claim that MPP does not apply to applicants for admission who can be put in expedited removal proceedings (possibly most of them), and that DHS has violated the Administrative Procedure Act by implementing the MPP program without promulgating regulations.
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Trump and Clinton must now recalibrate their strategies to win over the American voter while also promulgating a plan to defeat terror networks and the fomenting chaos and instability throughout the Middle East that appears to have reached America's shore.
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In promulgating global tariffs, the Trump White House has demonstrated the same qualities that have been its hallmarks: recklessness, incompetence, confusion, and more than a whiff of outright corruption – none of which will help solve this problem or help American workers.
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After all, terror, confusion, and humor are at the heart of the band— and of the Trip Metal phenomenon (part music genre, part meme) they spearheaded a few years ago and that they've been promulgating on the Internet ever since.
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"The entry suspension is an act that is well within executive authority and could have been taken by any other president — the only question is evaluating the actions of this particular president in promulgating an otherwise valid proclamation," he wrote.
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The fact that they're promulgating this falsehood that he's funding the caravan is an effort to give rebirth to this blood libel, that Jews are bringing impurity to the country, they're bringing other people to dilute the purity of the country.
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This is a far cry from the Cold War period when the United States Information Agency ensured that America demonstrated its values by promulgating factual information and varied viewpoints to people trapped in repressive authoritarian societies with messages of truth and hope.
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William Porter Gale, a white-supremacist preacher, began promulgating this paramount-sheriff notion in the 1960s with a movement called Posse Comitatus, named after a now-obscure power of sheriffs to conscript the "power of the county" to seize miscreants and escaped slaves.
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"I spent the past ten years designing for luxury ready-to-wear houses in Paris, and growing into my thirties, I increasingly felt that I didn't want to continue promulgating one silhouette type to be every woman's unachievable goal," explains founder Lydia Mauer.
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If a specific company had a contentious week by navigating claims of gender bias in the workplace or if another company is charged with promulgating fake news, associations can ensure that isolated instances don't compromise the greater mission of the trade association.
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Here's The New York Times on Republicans' "accomodate—not confront" strategy: After three weeks in the White House, Mr. Trump has made clear that he is going to continue promulgating conspiracy theories, flinging personal insults and saying things that are plainly untrue.
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To protect everyday consumers, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created as an independent agency responsible for consumer protection in the financial sector and tasked with promulgating regulations, enforcement actions, and the creation of a groundbreaking consumer complaint database to do so.
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However, while too much control in one government entity is a cause for concern, except for independent agencies, all department and agency heads serve at the pleasure of the president and are ultimately responsible for executing the president's agenda, including promulgating regulations.
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Check out more videos from VICE: By promulgating rules and penalties in all corners of the financial world, the CFPB has accrued regulatory supervision over 124 financial institutions, from major players like JPMorgan Chase to the Golden 1 Credit Union in Sacramento, California.
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Democrats denounced Republican cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly food stamps) but rarely highlight the hypocrisy inherent in Republicans' willingness to pour taxpayer dollars into the pockets of large agribusiness corporations — indeed, they often side with Republicans in promulgating these programs.
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The Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State, is hereby authorized to take such actions, including promulgating rules and regulations, and to employ all powers granted to the President by IEEPA as may be necessary to implement this order.
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A classic example is the Clean Air Act, which charges the Environmental Protection Agency with identifying forms of harmful air pollution and promulgating rules to cost-effectively reduce it, rather than counting on Congress to pass new laws every time science or business practice changes.
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"Plaintiffs cannot plausibly claim that EPA has unreasonably delayed in proposing and promulgating emission standards," the EPA told the court, explaining that a claim of unreasonable delay can only be made if the agency writes the endangerment finding and waits too long to write regulations.
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"In promulgating a replacement rule, EPA must respect this distinction and return to its historic practice of issuing guideline documents that guide states in their state plans, rather than proscribe the exact limits sources must meet without exception," wrote the American Public Power Association.
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Mr. Venker filed a federal lawsuit on the fraternity's behalf, and eventually an arrangement was reached with the Black Student Alliance, of which Ms. Yeboah was a member, and which had also been suspended after promulgating a flier associating the fraternity with the Klan.
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To the extent that carrying out the directives in this order would require revision of regulations issued through notice-and-comment rulemaking, the heads of agencies shall comply with the Administrative Procedure Act and other 2 applicable statutes in considering or promulgating such regulatory revisions. Sec. 6.
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If such an absolute ban is not acceptable to the House, then the Rules Committee, which is known as "the Speaker's Committee," could be charged with not only promulgating "policies and procedures" governing enforcement of the audio and visual recording prohibition, but of adjudicating alleged violations.
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The Sessions/Bannon/Miller faction of the Trump administration has written a draft executive order rescinding this protection, but Trump seems cautious about actually promulgating it, fearing the massive blowback that would surely result from deporting a large, visible, sympathetic, and well-integrated group of immigrants.
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John A. Stormer, whose self-published 21960 book, "None Dare Call It Treason," became a right-wing favorite despite being attacked as inaccurate in promulgating the notion that American government and institutions were full of Communist sympathizers, died on July 21999 in Troy, Mo. He was 21965.
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On that occasion they tested a theory that has been popular for several decades: that societies became recognisably "modern" in the mid-first millennium BC, during the so-called "Axial Age", the period in which figures such as Plato, Buddha and Zoroaster appeared on the scene, promulgating moralising ideologies.
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" The bottom line: As Foreign Policy reports, "by failing to fill numerous senior positions across the State Department, promulgating often incoherent policies, and systematically shutting out career foreign service officers from decision-making, the Trump administration is undercutting U.S. diplomacy and jeopardizing America's leadership role in the world.
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The looming question is how much the meeting in Bratislava can contribute to addressing Europe's biggest challenge: reversing the notion that pro-European leaders and the Brussels bureaucracy are promulgating a vision of Europe that is increasingly out of step with the political sentiment in much of the bloc.
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Mr. Trump and his supporters are invested in promulgating a conspiracy theory that the F.B.I.'s counterintelligence investigation into Russia's efforts to manipulate the 2016 presidential election was actually a politically motivated attempt to sabotage his presidency, not a legitimate attempt to understand a foreign power's interference in American democracy.
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Ellison's advantage in promulgating this sixties-descended, peace-and-love brand of liberalism is, perhaps, the matter of his own identity: no one is likely to accuse a black Muslim who fought his first political battles over apartheid and police brutality of shunting the concerns of minorities to the margins.
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Requiring one central location, within the executive branch, not only fosters consistency in the regulatory process by coordinating with agencies to avoid "inconsistent, incompatible, and duplicative policies," but it also helps all stakeholders and the public at large have confidence that the same "rules" apply government-wide with respect to promulgating regulations.
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"In this case, the 2014 and 2015 enhancement findings had all of the qualities of a legislative rule, so the Service was obligated to follow the [Administrative Procedure Act's] notice-and-comment procedures before promulgating the findings," Judge Harry Edwards, nominated to the post by former President Carter (D), wrote in the decision.
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The original New Spirit in Painting enjoyed the unique position of promulgating a forward-looking agenda by embracing elements that were decidedly retro, implicitly asserting that contemporary art, like Picasso, does not "develop in a linear way," and that innovation and "importance" are relative — notions that have since become the postmodern credo.
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"In promulgating the BLM Rule, the BLM insists, for the first time, that it has the authority to regulate hydraulic fracturing on federal and Indian lands," North Dakota wrote in its brief, adding that when Congress prohibited the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating fracking in 2005, it clearly intended to include all federal agencies.
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That was the US Supreme Court case, decided in 22019, that held that both corporations and labor unions had free speech rights that were protected by the First Amendment, and that the federal government therefore could not restrict the amount of money they spent on promulgating their political opinions in the course of elections.
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When that sort of thing happens—when experiential contradictions become acute—a window opens for people whom the legal theorist Cass R. Sunstein calls "norm entrepreneurs": those promulgating new standards that others can adopt and defend, redefining bad behavior (say, from homosexuality to homophobia), rewriting social models, and shifting the default settings of political culture.
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These emanated from the former Soviet state of Georgia and from Macedonia (Macedonia!), where teenagers discovered that they could make money by promulgating unfounded nonsense in favor of one candidate (the Pope endorsed him) and vicious slanders about the other (she was a murderer and a child-molester) that their audiences were eager to read on their sites.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) over the unfounded theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2628 election, saying that Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinOPEC meetings may provide economic answers — or just more questions Germany expels two Russian diplomats following slaying in Berlin Putin signs crackdown on foreign-sponsored journalists MORE is the only other person outside the U.S. promulgating this argument.
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As best as researchers could tell, there was no evidence that Russia is trying to interfere in the US midterm elections: Russian social media trolls are, of course, still promulgating fake news and slapping frantically at America's hot buttons—tweeting wildly in favor of Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation, according to researchers, and pushing a counter-protest against last summer's white supremacist Unite the Right 33 rally.
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Other conservatives condemned those who argued that the bombings were a "leftist hoax," with Tiana Lowe writing in the Washington Examiner: While it's obviously fine to withhold judgment on the attacks until law enforcement addresses more of the public's questions, the rush from some on the Right to use a lack of facts to justify promulgating ridiculous conspiracy theories is both fallacious and irresponsible.
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The symptoms of this terrible illness are as follows: · Promulgating myths over actual history · Learning the wrong lessons from history · Denying historical trends · Adjusting history into your personal, preconceived notions Republicans, by and large, believe that George W. Bush kept us safe, that trickle-down economics works, that Ronald Reagan was somehow a great president who single-handedly defeated communism, and that the only way to be a strong leader is to build up military force and use it on a regular basis.
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In response, President Obama signed a bill modifying the visa waiver program to specifically screen for people who had traveled to high-risk countries like Iraq and Syria even if they were nationals of countries that would otherwise not need a visa to enter the U.S. In promulgating his executive order Trump explicitly rejected this tailored approach in favor of a blanket ban based on nationality — but used the countries listed in Obama's program for its justification (though, notably, his list does not include Iraq).
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Here's the nut graf: In sum, despite promulgating extensive rules and regulations covering the conditions under which student athletes provide services, such as the days, hours, and conditions of practice and games, nowhere in any of its rules and regulations does Defendant NCAA purport to acknowledge or otherwise permit its participating members to comply with the requirements of state and federal wage and hour laws for the payment of services rendered or to be rendered by students athletes in, among other things, playing football on behalf of a participating member.
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In the last Congress, for example, Senators James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-OK) and Heidi HeitkampMary (Heidi) Kathryn HeitkampPence to push new NAFTA deal in visit to Iowa Al Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-ND) introduced the Principled Rulemaking Act, which among other things "requires agencies, before promulgating, to specifically identify the problem to be addressed" among other measures to improve the regulatory process in its early stages.
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