The provisions that the administration is seeking in the revised NAFTA are bad provisions.
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The provisions in the manager's amendment aren't the only tax provisions in the spending package.
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So far, however, Trump has not triggered the withdrawal provisions available under existing NAFTA provisions.
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If you look at provisions against loan, against NPLs, they maintain provisions well over the regulatory requirements.
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Here are the bill's main provisions: The Republican plan would maintain some of Obamacare's most popular provisions.
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Here are the bill's main provisions: The Republican plan would maintain some of Obamacare's most popular provisions.
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While the Constitution contains provisions for accepting new states, there aren't any provisions dealing with a state exit.
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Loan-loss provisions grew by 12.3% from a year earlier, driven by higher provisions in loans for individuals.
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Nominally, the company was violating Facebook's provisions against reselling data and Twitter's provisions against investigating and surveilling users.
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Provisions for credit losses jumped 133% to C$291 million in the quarter, amid higher provisions for performing loans.
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Implementation: These governance provisions will be implemented by appropriate provisions in the charter and bylaws of the combined company.
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LGBTQ families and families from coast to coast need these common sense provisions and these provisions are overwhelmingly popular.
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Voters oppose Obamacare's preexisting conditions provisions by 2 to 1 if those provisions cause the quality of care to fall.
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The bank said it has created specific provisions and additional general provisions for potential further deterioration in its oil & gas portfolio.
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Provisions for bad loans jumped 51.5 percent to 28.28 billion rupees, while total provisions surged 71.2 percent to 33.43 billion rupees.
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Its results were weighed down by restructuring costs, provisions for legal and regulatory matters, loan impairment charges and provisions for credit risk.
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OCBC said it had created specific provisions and additional general provisions for potential further deterioration in its oil and gas-related portfolio.
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The secrecy provisions have several problems, according to Microsoft and Twitter, but primarily the secrecy provisions violate the companies' First Amendment rights.
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To fully secure these benefits, however, the provisions that are scheduled to phase out (mainly provisions affecting individuals) must be made permanent.
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The group said it supports certain provisions in the proposal, such as the repeal of the estate tax and its expensing provisions.
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"There are good provisions in the bill, but if you don't have enforcement, you just have provisions in a bill," Pelosi said.
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The new labor provisions are some of the strongest the U.S. has in any trade agreement, and the provisions are fully enforceable.
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Such provisions, known as no-aid provisions or Blaine Amendments, exist in 37 states and were driven initially by anti-Catholic bias.
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It almost couldn't be otherwise given that the provisions that benefit the working class expire while the provisions that benefit the superrich don't.
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Proponents of Securities Act forum selection provisions argued that they are a logical extension of the provisions Strine approved in the Chevron case.
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Sanders favored those provisions, but he voted against the bill because he objected to business-friendly guest worker provisions that it also included.
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All of the provisions in HB 4260 mirror provisions that currently burden women in Texas, and yet they seem preposterous when applied to men.
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Total loan loss provisions rose 23% to C$425 million, driven by increased provisions in capital markets, wealth management and personal and commercial banking.
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The document must have provisions relating to the scope of activities, compensation of the solicitor, and the acknowledgement of certain provisions related to qualifications.
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But ACLU's claim isn't based on a challenge to any of the expedited removal proceedings statutory provisions or written directives for implementing those provisions.
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Other provisions of the proposal include restoring the Voting Rights Act provisions shut down by the Supreme Court in the 2013 Shelby County v.
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The FCC proposed Monday to halt "unconditional most favored nation provisions and unreasonable alternative distribution method provisions" from being included in program carriage agreements.
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"If that were so, the Supreme Court would not have decided other cases involving constitutional provisions containing similar consent-of-Congress provisions," he wrote.
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Fiat Chrysler and the Justice Department have discussed some consumer-related provisions that could be part of a settlement including warranty and recall provisions.
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This will affect "This final rule clarifies, revises, or amends provisions regarding force-placed insurance notices, policies and procedures, early intervention, and loss mitigation requirements under Regulation X's servicing provisions; and prompt crediting and periodic statement requirements under Regulation Z's servicing provisions," the CFPB said.
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The question there, Alito wrote, is whether Congress would have enacted the unchallenged provisions if it knew it was unable to enact the unconstitutional provisions.
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"Going forward, I think the bulk of our bulky provisions and therefore both the non-performing assets and provisions are probably behind us," he said.
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Most individual provisions, including the lower tax rates, are temporary and would expire, while the corporate rate cut and other business provisions would be permanent.
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The problem is that many of those popular provisions, notably protections for people with pre-existing conditions, are the reason why those unpopular provisions exist.
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Engie Chief Financial Officer Judith Hartmann told reporters that, besides the decommissioning provisions, Neptune would also take over about 200 million euros of pension provisions.
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Analysts believe that once those provisions are accounted for, the bulk of the remediation provisions related to known misconduct should be out of the way.
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That helped encourage states to pass omnibus anti-abortion bills with many different provisions — because even if some provisions were struck down, others would stick.
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They have pressed for measures to ensure good enforcement of labor and climate provisions of the deal, as well as changes in provisions dealing with pharmaceuticals.
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While the initial challenge is focused on the provisions pertaining to marriage, the organization said in a statement that it planned to fight the other provisions.
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They have pressed for measures to ensure good enforcement of labor and climate provisions of the deal, as well as changes in provisions dealing with pharmaceuticals.
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He said that including the 905 million euros worth of provisions taken on OL3 in 13, cumulative provisions on the project now stand at 5.5 billion.
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"Critically important provisions in the Recommendations repeal a substantial number of the most harmful provisions in the Affordable Care Act," read the Chamber's note to congressional offices.
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It was too early to say exactly which provisions of the Senate draft would survive, but committee aides said they expect most of its major provisions would.
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The department will train its human resources staff on the Immigration and Nationality Act's anti-discrimination provisions and will review its policies to comply with those provisions.
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That argument is based on an outdated reading of the provisions of the Social Security Act and a misconception about the impact current provisions have on women.
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Contentious articles include provisions that empower a Constitutional Court to intervene in political conflict, a partially or wholly appointed Senate and provisions for an unelected prime minister.
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CIMB saw higher provisions in the Singapore and Thailand markets for commodity-related loans last year, while Maybank said provisions for oil and gas loans had reduced.
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It contained previously unmentioned extensions of tax provisions, an array of fee renewals to partly defray the measure's cost, and almost 400 pages worth of health provisions.
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The proposal aimed to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts those activities, even after the provisions expire.
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And of those who do sign up, some are chiefly concerned with provisions like fire safety, so they stop voting when they get to the energy provisions.
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Exposures more than 90 days overdue were much lower relative to impaired loan levels, although still high at 14.8% of total gross loans (2014: 10.9%) and were 54% covered by specific provisions (83% including provisions for all impaired exposures and provisions for incurred but not reported losses (IBNR).
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In fiscal 25, CBA took a A$29.53 million charge in risk and compliance provisions and regulatory costs, including provisions for class action lawsuits and the Royal Commission.
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It contains a few controversial provisions While most of the bill's provisions embody broad Democratic ambitions of elections and ethics reform, it also contains a few controversial items.
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But if they do so by watering down provisions in the bill, or by adding provisions, McConnell risks alienating conservatives even more than the bill already has done.
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"The outlook on provisions is ... a little more positive," Elliott said in a statement, although he also cautioned the first quarter typically had the lowest provisions of the year.
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It was the most far reaching and for a brief period the court did allow many of the provisions to go forward, whereas many other states' provisions were blocked.
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It also argues that the other key provisions — guaranteed coverage for preexisting conditions and community-rating provisions — are not "severable" from the individual mandate and must also be struck down.
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But there are important bright-line provisions - provisions in the statute that we thought had already passed the "national school board" test – that can and should be monitored and enforced.
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This was helped by lower provisions on bad loans, which at 694 million euros were down 25 percent from the previous three-month period - the lowest quarterly provisions since 2011.
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The SEC's complaint charges Lacroix, Paradis-Royer and PlexCorps with violating anti-fraud provisions of the federal securities law, and Lacroix and PlexCorps with violating registration provisions, the SEC said.
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The emergency proclamation includes anti-price gouging provisions as well as provisions allowing for health care workers to travel from out of state to provide assistance in health care facilities.
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The final House-passed version largely removed provisions on tax extenders, with Brady saying those components would move on a different path, and added provisions on GOP lawmakers' wish lists.
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Obama could have threatened to veto the spending bill unless the Guantánamo provisions were removed, but it also contained provisions that would repeal the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy.
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The state is not seeking to restore all provisions of the law that were invalidated, meaning some provisions will not be in effect for the election whatever the high court does.
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Provisions for bad loans at IDBI Bank, which has the highest bad loan ratio in the sector, jumped 92.9 percent to 54.82 billion rupees, leading to a doubling in total provisions.
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Infineon made the new provisions, which bring total current provisions to over 180 million euros, to cover the costs of a settlement based on a new report by an independent expert.
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He said that "adding a couple of provisions that are important to the Republican House, I think, is appropriate" and that the Senate could eliminate any provisions that lack bipartisan support.
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Those who offer generous cash-out provisions say the short duration of the loans and their diversity mitigate risks, and provisions that allow them to freeze funds are disclosed to clients.
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Republicans attached several extraneous provisions to the FAA extension, including provisions that offer tax relief for hurricane victims, renew expiring health programs and encourage the creation of private flood insurance markets.
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"Every trade agreement ... has exit provisions," she told reporters.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Lower provisions in 2016 helped Caixabank (CABK.
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In a statement, CBQ chief executive Joseph Abraham said provisions would remain elevated for the next few quarters as the bank continued to ensure it had adequate provisions against its loan book.
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Certainly, a few of the more modest ethics and disclosure provisions in the package, as well as the election security provisions, could win enough bipartisan support to become law as standalone bills.
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Ivie says he's gotten enough feedback about the DWI, viewability and audio provisions that he's going to reopen the discussion around what to do about those provisions with the larger working group.
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While UBS did not specify by how much it had increased its provisions for France, group-wide litigation provisions rose to $2.83 billion from the $2.45 billion initially reported for end-2018.
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The panel had been due to debate the "Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act," which includes 18 provisions related to guns and hunting, as well as other recreational sporting and outdoors provisions.
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Brady said that there will be some provisions in the 2.0 package that raise revenue "because of the policies," but that there aren't specific provisions designed to be offsets for tax cuts.
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In the case of the Dodd-Frank provisions, some modification could be made to the existing procedures through the executive branch alone but formally eliminating these provisions would probably require new legislation.
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The bill also includes some provisions that were part of House Republicans' "tax reform 2.0" package that the House approved in September, including provisions aimed at facilitating retirement savings and business innovation.
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Their proposal aims to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts activities it agreed not to engage in, even after the provisions expire.
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According to public comments from Trump's intelligence officials and the IAEA, Iran continued to comply with the enrichment provisions of the agreement, and the rest of the agreement's provisions, for the next year.
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"This bill provides both procedural provisions to support managing sexual offences and substantive provisions on the punishments of the offences," said a statement from Nagaad, a network of 46 women's organizations in Somaliland.
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But by the time it had made it to the House floor, the bill had gained broader, sterner provisions borrowed from the Senate version of the bill, SESTA — provisions that included all websites.
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And meanwhile, Propulsid did indeed pave the way for future MDL settlements with walkaway provisions, negotiated attorneys' fees and common benefit provisions that tax all settling plaintiffs for the work of lead lawyers.
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"Because a serious amount of provisions would need to be allocated for these loans, these provisions may be freed up and this would reflect positively on the banks' net income," said the analyst.
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The release of general provisions relating to consumer loans, due to a change in regulation, could provide moderate uplift to Ziraat's and Vakifbank's capital ratios in Q416 (Halk released these provisions in 2015).
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Neither provisions are included in the deal struck on Monday.
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The legislation also includes provisions to reform medical liability laws.
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This includes public provisions for healthcare, childcare, education, and shelter.
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Amex blames higher expenses and increased provisions for credit losses.
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Other provisions were written to be in place in perpetuity.
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She should have been charged under the statute's "intent" provisions.
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Trump has previously voiced support for other provisions of Obamacare.
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Neither Google nor IA said specifically which provisions they oppose.
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Some of his rhetoric mischaracterized central provisions of Wiener's bill.
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Regulatory provisions, and legal and redress charges amounted to USD1.6bn.
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However, some lenders outside the syndicated facility are making provisions.
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"I like those very much," he said of those provisions.
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But formally eliminating these provisions would probably require new legislation.
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But many will balk at the tough provisions Climb imposes.
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The bank also booked SFr22m in provisions for credit losses.
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Energy provisions Manchin opposed could be added on the floor.
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"We'll do it according to the constitutional provisions," he said.
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Who else is thinking about provisions for the Long Night?
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Most of these provisions will be enforced with heavy penalties.
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The basic provisions of the resolution are easy to understand.
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It turns out that we still need these provisions today.
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Last year, provisions totaled 22.4 billion reais, slightly below guidance.
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And the Supreme Court has upheld its core provisions twice.
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Bad loan provisions rose 32 percent to 208 million euros.
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Provisions for credit losses fell 65.3 percent to $17 million.
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What most concerns the deal's detractors are the "sunset" provisions.
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The revised draft resembles the original in its major provisions.
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Holder overturned key provisions of the 215 Voting Rights Act.
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The lender had taken provisions in some earlier quarters too.
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Nor did he display any strong commitment to its provisions.
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These provisions could easily be added to the NAFTA renegotiation.
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And the provisions are not backed by any meaningful sanctions.
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But some of the provisions are priorities for Obamacare opponents.
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"We have enough provisions for two years," he tells Jaime.
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Those provisions are incentives for some lawmakers in both parties.
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The proposal submitted to Congress does not include those provisions.
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To include provisions on the other subjects as well would
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And there are other provisions that deserve a fair hearing.
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Some of its provisions amount to "excessive micromanagement," he charged.
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And what security provisions would be part of a package?
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Hobby's gets its pastrami from Desola Provisions in the Bronx.
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Some of the most important provisions have taken effect immediately.
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But challenges to fully implementing other provisions have been significant.
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Down one is a blind allowance of provisions like Rep.
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The bill contains a number of provisions related to cybersecurity.
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Eliason pointed to two provisions in the federal bribery statute.
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Democrats said childcare provisions and the program overall were insufficient.
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None of the three companies made provisions for the fines.
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But it's hard to see the provisions garnering Democratic support.
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A Republican amendment to nix the provisions, offered by Rep.
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I encourage all of my colleagues to support these provisions.
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The sunset provisions simply is not a sensible way forward.
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Agrokor said on Friday it was studying the law's provisions.
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There are at least three provisions that inform the discussion.
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VTB set aside 211 billion rubles in provisions in 2016.
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Despite signing the defense bill, Trump objected to both provisions.
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The violence against women provisions have worked well, for example.
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Surgery may be performed with insufficient provisions for postoperative care.
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What are the real provisions that are going into effect.
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The EAPPA addresses this issue through a range of provisions.
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It said it had already made provisions for the claims.
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He can stop enforcing key provisions like the individual mandate.
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Trump tweeted, ignoring the absence of verification provisions, timetables, etc.
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Still other provisions are aimed at retooling the state's elections.
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But that might not be the case with other provisions.
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"Medicaid provisions in this bill are particularly problematic," they wrote.
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Realtors are running online ads raising concerns over those provisions.
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Every week, the ship loads up 600,000 pounds of provisions.
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And for [Olympia Provisions] we only produced super traditional products.
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The new tax law reworks many of those international provisions.
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He vowed to veto any measure with such provisions included.
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American officials have taken varying stances on the currency provisions.
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The law also includes dozens of other less known provisions.
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For states without those laws, the group suggested implementing provisions.
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The order has different provisions for vulnerable and nonvulnerable populations.
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The agreement also has provisions that would affect dairy farmers.
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Some provisions raise taxes on the middle class and poor.
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Both provisions would be declared unconstitutional in the late 21980s.
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Some of its provisions seem like gifts to other industries.
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The order contains many of the same provisions as California's.
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Instead, Treasury staffers have done smaller analyses of individual provisions.
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Most of the new law's provisions took effect in January.
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Warren's plan would have been rolled back the main provisions.
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These constitutions often contain provisions requiring supermajority thresholds for change.
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Not every state would drop these provisions, but several might.
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Royal Grocers and Provisions MerchantsRoyal Tea Merchants and Grocers181 PiccadillyLondonfortnumandmason.
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Broadcom said its practices and provisions were not harming competition.
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The agreement also excludes provisions related to the manufacturing sector.
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The upside of such a plan: Those provisions are unloved.
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The commission recommended two provisions for owners with lower incomes.
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Lawmakers are debating removing those provisions for the MMR vaccine.
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But adding additional provisions could create problems in the Senate.
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Those provisions would also add to the bill's overall cost.
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Among other provisions, the Online Privacy Act, sponsored by Reps.
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Poorly worded liability provisions subject innovators to unfair legal risk.
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Ultimately, final legislation included provisions from more than 22019 senators.
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Both provisions rely on "the highest rate" of corporate tax.
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A judge struck down most of those provisions last week.
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It also includes some provisions on intellectual property and currency.
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Among its central provisions is appropriating CSR funds through 2019.
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One major debate is over provisions relating to business investment.
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But the Senate bill did not contain the energy provisions.
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Are you hoping to make more provisions as a result?
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Hudson dismissed two provisions in the original lawsuit last year.
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Baldwin noted that Trump has supported such Buy American provisions.
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Provisions, including for loan losses, tripled to 28.44 billion rupees.
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The sunset provisions in the bill will create other problems.
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DASKA's energy provisions would take collateral damage to new heights.
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Labor and environmental groups have criticized the provisions as weak.
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It also contains key provisions designed to support America's farmers.
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Give three examples of provisions intended to meet them. 4.
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On their face, the waiver provisions could be in trouble.
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Consider that the GOP's unified tax framework contains the following provisions: A person who did not want to cut rich people's taxes would, rather clearly, simply not include those provisions in the tax bill.
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ZURICH, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank said on Monday its Bank Council approved allocating 4.6 billion Swiss francs ($4.49 billion) to 2016 currency reserve provisions, raising the provisions to 62.8 billion francs.
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Lower provisions help ICICI bank swing to first quarter profit ICICI Bank reported a quarterly profit on Saturday compared with a loss a year earlier, helped by lower provisions and higher retail loan growth.
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It also includes provisions to increase transparency around drug pricing negotiators known as pharmacy benefit managers and to crack down on anti-competitive provisions in hospital contracts with insurers that can drive up costs.
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It must also solidify provisions that were merely an afterthought over two decades ago, such as rules ensuring fair treatment for firms competing against state-owned enterprises, as well as labor and environment provisions.
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Fourth, provisions that are most likely to spur new investment, such as expensing, sunset after five years, whereas provisions that would provide tax windfalls for investments made a long time ago are excessively generous.
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Some lawmakers have sought to selectively repeal provisions that allow businesses to deduct legitimate operating expenses solely for oil and natural gas producers, even though the same provisions are widely exercised by most industries.
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Courts determine whether to invalidate other provisions in a law based on their assessment of Congress's intent and whether Congress would have wanted other provisions to go into effect if one provision did not.
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The key is that all of these provisions must be implemented first to avoid the mistakes of the 1986 amnesty where the legalization happened immediately and the enforcement provisions were never put in place.
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The German group set aside another 20.8130 million euros in the fourth quarter in provisions for higher legal risks and vehicle buy-backs related to the emissions scandal, raising 2017 provisions to 3.2 billion euros.
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The Stuttgart-based carmaker did not provide a detailed breakdown of the rise but said it was primarily due to increased obligations from sales transactions, provisions for warranty obligations, and provisions relating to legal proceedings.
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And there have to be big changes in the IP theft, you know this issue as well as we do, in the force transfer of technology, in the ownership provisions, and in the enforcement provisions.
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The legislation includes provisions to renew expired tax provisions, make technical fixes to last year's tax-cut law, provide incentives for retirement savings, provide tax relief for disaster victims and make improvements to the IRS.
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But some concerns remain: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats have made clear that they want strong enforcement to those labor provisions, along with some beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions.
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The drama again turned back to US domestic politics, where Democrats on Capitol Hill insisted on stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with beefing up environmental protections and drug provisions and enforcement.
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Other largely bipartisan-supported provisions many voters see as good government.
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Government-imposed production cuts could trigger those provisions, according to Brewer.
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It's one of the most heavily litigated provisions of the Constitution.
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Here are the other key provisions: When does it take effect?
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They have said these provisions handed too much power to multinationals.
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The bills also contain provisions on foster care and adoption proceedings.
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The AHCA kept some of the provisions and structure of Obamacare.
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He stressed that no decisions have been made on particular provisions.
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Provisions that older generations have gained will likely never be lost.
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There can be no expiration, or sunsets, of these removal provisions.
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Next week we're going to try some Caribbean fritters from Provisions.
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Leaders had been adding eleventh-hour provisions aimed at winning votes.
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These often include provisions for labor rights, and health and safety.
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Section 426 of the General Education Provisions Act is pretty clear.
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We'll continue routinely reviewing our suppliers for adherence with these provisions.
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Includes provisions for the supply of weapons and other military equipment.
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You have to have very strong provisions for the mentally ill.
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But Swedish argued that several provisions of the bill are "essential."
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Recently completed negotiations in Las Vegas included provisions for panic buttons.
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Front Burner Ipsa Provisions serves uncommon frozen dinners like Moroccan chicken.
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These agreements typically contain provisions related to confidentiality and artist's rights.
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Similar "no-aid" provisions are found in 38 other state constitutions.
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Both provisions impose a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
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These provisions dramatically reduce any perceived risk of a disappointing IPO.
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The Senate version may also soften the provisions preempting state rules.
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Total provisions for bad loans rose 86.4 percent to $1.27 billion.
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Eletrobras said it made 2.2 billion reais of provisions for contingencies.
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Certain provisions already exist to help keep multiemployer pension plans functioning.
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The effective enforcement of such provisions, however, remains largely its responsibility.
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Full implementation of the resolution's provisions could drive trade further underground.
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In 2018, by contrast, just three states enacted five similar provisions.
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Many of Mr Macron's deputies are uneasy about its harsher provisions.
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Provisions for bad loans grew 16.4 percent to 36.50 billion rupees.
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In a much-anticipated effort to reinstate net neutrality provisions, Rep.
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Mid-sized bank CYBG recently said it has increased PPI provisions.
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The 11 countries suspended about 20 provisions in the original deal.
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The bank's litigation provisions stood at EUR1.9 billion at end-2Q17.
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The amendment would allow states to seek waivers from some provisions.
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However, scope for provisions to normalise further provides some earnings upside.
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This second set of provisions would make the deduction cap permanent.
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Both provisions are likely to make the final Senate healthcare bill.
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There are a couple of major provisions that will have mattered.
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Most banks are benefiting from net releases of loan-loss provisions.
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Using its provisions as a springboard would amplify Trump's negotiating prowess.
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Other provisions subject some companies' products and services to security reviews.
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Trade agreements need provisions that protect the free flow of data.
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"The cost of those provisions exceeds $560 billion," per the Post.
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Indeed, the provisions focus more on electoral targets than political ones.
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The amendment lets states opt out of certain core ObamaCare provisions.
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But companies that follow the labeling provisions will not be affected.
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ITIF believes there is broad consensus on each of these provisions.
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The tax return provisions are based on legislation offered by Reps.
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Built-in shelves house provisions, and there is a double oven.
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But then it did not follow through on the latter provisions.
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These constraints forced lawmakers to sunset many provisions starting in 2628.
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But it took issue with several specific provisions within the bill.
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The new provisions were first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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Lastly, the provisions allowing CCW in school zones must be scrapped.
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The Republican plan would maintain some of Obamacare's most popular provisions.
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However, some provisions in the bill will pose challenges for munis.
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There just aren't many reasonable policy justifications for these generous provisions.
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IFC loans included provisions requiring that certain environmental standards are met.
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They think Trump's reference makes him subject to unlawful command provisions.
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Provisions that previously required assessments from professional engineers were also struck.
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"Safe harbor" provisions allow corporate insiders to sell on buyback announcements.
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Key Senate committees also have passed legislation that includes similar provisions.
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The majority argued that such provisions would inhibit freedom of speech.
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They are also concerned that charity-related provisions in former Rep.
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Their bill does not include the provisions relating to 529 plans.
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Some institutional investors have been pressuring companies to drop such provisions.
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These new digital provisions and protections are both timely and important.
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And that's why the agreement's new digital provisions are so important.
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It contains too many loopholes in its enforcement and inspections provisions.
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The bill's provisions read like a wish list for corporate defendants.
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Here was the one person who had remembered to pack provisions.
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ObamaCare's preexisting-conditions provisions are no more than government price controls.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, ObamaCare's preexisting conditions provisions aren't even popular.
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The state has benefited greatly from both of these Obamacare provisions.
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Which makes the specific provisions now targeted for rollback so concerning.
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The provisions for tax reform could, therefore, change throughout the process.
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Italian Colors Restaurant that such arbitration provisions are binding and enforceable.
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Banks currently build provisions for loans when borrowers fail to repay.
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The two had started eating less every day to conserve provisions.
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Indiana and Arkansas are two other states with controversial waiver provisions.
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Major U.S. banks are already boosting provisions for troubled energy loans.
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To do this, the VRA relied on two closely linked provisions.
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Its provisions would have to be reauthorized by a future Congress.
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Provisions for bad loans jumped 72 percent to 43.73 billion rupees.
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The Justice brief argues all three ACA provisions should be invalidated.
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The individual mandate is one of the act's least popular provisions.
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The draft regulations released on Friday include several other new provisions.
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The Supreme Court gutted key provisions of the law in 22011.
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While there are some accountability provisions, I wish they were stronger.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), who worked on its small business provisions.
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The loans' interest rates and other key provisions are not disclosed.
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Practicality and professional provisions are no longer limits to personal expression.
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Are you organizing opposition to MMRSA entirely or just these provisions?
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The budget envisions such provisions raising $22.9 billion over the years.
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Here are provisions of the ordinance the Swiss unveiled on Nov.
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They gave floor speech and after floor speech defending its provisions.
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Small banks, retailers and for-profit colleges got provisions they wanted.
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About 25 states have enacted such provisions, known as carve-outs.
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All the big provisions benefit the rich, not the middle class.
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The Justice Department did not challenge those provisions of the law.
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Included in the bill are provisions that could benefit theaters, including:
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It will have very strong loan forgiveness provisions in that program.
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The governor said these are legal provisions that will be enforced.
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Provisions in the law have hindered recovery efforts after Hurricane Maria.
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I'm glad we filled or tanks last week and have provisions.
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Most — but not all — provisions are directly tied to the coronavirus.
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There are no provisions to spoil a ballot on Election Day.
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For example: One proposal would seek to incorporate provisions from Sens.
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The legislation would repeal major provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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The appeals court said the two provisions must be read together.
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The provisions were designed to curb money laundering and drug trafficking.
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It is true that the bill exempted lawmakers from its provisions.
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At the last minute, however, McConnell backed away from two provisions.
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That means the major provisions would probably have to be temporary.
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The Senate tax bill is stuffed with provisions for special interests.
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Analysts believe some of the new provisions were linked to construction.
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The Trump administration is eager to insert provisions addressing currency manipulation.
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Be more skeptical of the specific provisions in trade deals. 4.
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DNB has already made provisions in its accounts for the payout.
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Other demands include affordable housing provisions and protections for immigrant students.
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Like noncompete clauses, she said the provisions led to lower wages.
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They cut budgets for implementing Obamacare provisions, like modernized data systems.
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We stand ready to support the implementation of these important provisions.
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Three of those provisions are due to expire on March 15.
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Democrats are preparing to challenge these provisions, among others: • Planned Parenthood.
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The US House bill does not include any gun-related provisions.
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Critics say they don't have enough provisions to protect patients' privacy.
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Provisions for bad loans fell 17.7 percent to 54.51 billion rupees.
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" Trump said the legislation contains "a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has insisted these provisions are essential.
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Those provisions are likely to be included in the final bill.
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Provisions in the legislation would benefit all but America's largest banks.
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Some provisions in the draft order were either unclear or redundant.
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These settlements provisions were designed to funnel money to political allies.
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The provisions do nothing, however, to restrict gun sales or ownership.
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The list of provisions that disproportionately harm older Americans is long.
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More pro-work provisions are possible in tax policy as well.
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Shankar declined to comment, citing the confidentiality provisions in the settlement.
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The provisions now are slated to take effect in September, 2020.
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Unilaterally, offering these or other similar provisions would provide real choice.
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Cotton and Purdue doomed their bill to failure with these provisions.
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The agreement would also update digital trade and intellectual property provisions.
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Provisions for bad loans surged nearly 80 percent to $1.09 billion.
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We are working through quite a burden of onerous contract provisions.
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The law was broad and complex, with many goals and provisions.
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Many of those provisions would be undone with the Trump proposal.
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But several states have diluted these provisions to speed up acquisitions.
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Provisions for bad loans more than doubled to 91.79 billion rupees.
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All of those provisions were in the original leaked executive order.
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Republican politicians have tended to criticize both of the incentive provisions.
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Nearly identical provisions exist for regulators overseeing credit unions and mortgages.
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CREDIT SUISSE SAYS Q4 INCLUDED LITIGATION PROVISIONS OF 326 MLN SFR
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Particularly controversial are the bill's so-called "Stand Your Ground" provisions.
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The mandate was one of the health law's least popular provisions.
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Republicans are leveraging two key provisions of the Congressional Review Act.
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Windsor, which overturned key provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act.
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There are three major provisions for animal welfare in the act.
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But no formal studies have assessed the effectiveness of such provisions.
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Republicans wanted some deregulatory provisions and more state flexibility in return.
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New provisions have since been added with little debate and fanfare.
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I think it's important that the Puerto Rico provisions are included.
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The bank's provisions jumped 125 percent last year after loans to Thai steel maker Sahaviriya Steel Industries and its UK subsidiary were classified as NPLs, requiring lenders to set aside special loan loss provisions, it said.
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"It is certainly very unfortunate that we had to book more provisions but we assess every single risk and exposure we have continuously and it was the point in time to make those provisions," Witter said.
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The bank's owners have already set aside additional provisions as requested earlier by the central bank, which cut the bank's capital by one third and triggered the bailout, but those provisions were not enough, Pozdyshev said.
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Ryan will not delve into details about tax reform provisions on Tuesday but will describe major provisions of any major legislation including a "territorial" system that would no longer tax the foreign profits over U.S. corporations.
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The six companies involved had already set aside the settlement amount in provisions in previous financial statements and it should not affect future earnings, unless the number of claimants who come forward exceed the current provisions.
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The bank avoided taking fresh provisions for misconduct charges such as the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI) after it set aside another 700 million pounds of provisions for PPI mis-selling compensation in July.
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Democrats are pressing for changes to bolster enforcement of labor and environmental provisions of the new agreement that will replace the current North American Free Trade Agreement, but are also seeking to adjust some pharmaceutical provisions.
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Other individual provisions: Small business owners, particularly self-employed independent contractors, may qualify for one or more of the provisions in the bill designed to help workers through direct cash payments and temporarily enhanced unemployment benefits.
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Specifically, the judge found that the provisions made it possible for AmEx to routinely hike merchant fees — 20 times in five years — without losing significant business, and that the provisions effectively blocked entry by other firms.
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The House passed a bill, negotiated by Ms. Pelosi and Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House Republican leader, this month before the provisions expired that would extend the expiring provisions while making changes to FISA.
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Pinch Provisions Binge-Watching Survival Kit, available on Pinch Provisions, $20This binge-watching survival kit is especially perfect for the next time you and your partner are up to your chins in a grueling Netflix marathon.
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Likely Democratic caucugoers ages 5003 and over are the most interested in restoring the lost ACA provisions through incremental work (34%), though they are still split between restoring Obamacare provisions and creating a public option (35%).
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The drama again turned back to US domestic politics, where Democrats on Capitol Hill insisted on stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions and enforcement.
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On the offshore [and] marine side, I've just shared in our fourth quarter results briefing, although KOM made a loss for 2018, that loss was on the back of provisions, additional provisions that we had to take.
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Australia's Westpac Banking Corp in March warned that its first-half cash earnings would fall about A$260 million on account of provisions for customer refunds, while Commonwealth Bank of Australia announced similar refund provisions last year.
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In aggregate, these sun-setting provisions "will result in a scheduled de facto tax increase if Congress does not act to extend the provisions," Morgan Stanley analyst Todd Castagno said in a note to clients this week.
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According to most experts, it can be used to repeal ObamaCare's tax provisions, and the subsidy and other provisions affecting federal spending, but it would leave tens of thousands of pages of ObamaCare rules and regulations intact.
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And the third is that it eliminates administrative provisions that Congress has included in past spending bills, such as provisions aimed at preventing the IRS from targeting groups because of their political beliefs or making inappropriate videos.
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Even if senators ultimately do manage to shed the extreme House nutrition assistance cuts and anti-environmental forestry provisions, that may consume so much political capital required that they must surrender on other provisions important to them.
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It said the core provisions of the New York and Connecticut laws prohibiting the possession of semiautomatic assault weapons and large‐capacity magazines do not violate the Second Amendment and provisions in the laws are not vague.
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There are very good economic growth provisions in the tax bills passed by the House and Senate, but lurking in the fine print are provisions like the FIFO mandate that nick away at the pro-growth benefits.
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Other aspects of the deal include provisions for the UK to pay its £39 billion "divorce bill" to the EU as well as provisions to maintain the rights of EU citizens living in the UK after Brexit.
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"Much of the opposition to (forum selection provisions) seems to be based upon a concern that if upheld, the 'next move' might be forum provisions that require arbitration of internal corporate claims," the Delaware Supreme Court said.
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Reeves has not yet ruled on other provisions of the state legislation, which is expected to become law on Friday and also contains a set of religious objections provisions that have been challenged in four separate lawsuits.
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They expect National Australia Bank to add to its A$1.1 billion in remediation provisions to account for its self-employed advisers, while Australia and New Zealand Banking Group is also expected to add to its provisions.
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The exceptions are for germane provisions that change existing law in a way that would retrench expenditures and for the rescission of previously enacted appropriations, neither of which applies to waiving statutory detention provisions for transgender detainees.
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Beyond the tariffs, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats have also made clear that they want stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with some beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions.
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The letter from Booker, Durbin, and Harris makes this very clear — explicitly noting that they would have tolerated some of their concerns with the First Step Act's provisions if such provisions came with broader criminal justice reform.
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Provisions for bad loans rose about 28 percent to 19 billion rupees.
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Provisions came in slightly below expectations, hitting 6.658 billion reais last quarter.
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Lenders have since had to make higher provisions for non-performing assets.
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These provisions could place Bahrain among the strictest jurisdictions for sharia scholars.
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The Trump administration has indefinitely delayed some of the FSMA enforcement provisions.
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But it may not be possible to implement both of those provisions.
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Von Spakovsky said the provisions are merited for the sake of data.
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But it will maintain the provisions for existing and small-scale installations.
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It had previously booked provisions of 30 million euros on the contract.
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Several provisions cross what used to be red lines for Republican senators.
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This left industry advocates free to challenge the new provisions in court.
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That brings back into play any simultaneous death clause or survivorship provisions.
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Credit loss provisions fell 1.5% year-on-year to 165 million euros.
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Includes provisions for the supply of weapons and delivery of spare parts.
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The agency said the provisions in the bulletin would take effect immediately.
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They have also worried about whether certain provisions could increase drug costs.
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And people do that when they have health care and other provisions.
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Britain wants to secure provisions that support its creative and innovative industries.
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Other tax provisions aim to spark private investment in low-income communities.
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Provisions for bad loans rose about 93 percent to 31.55 billion rupees.
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It apparently has to do with technical provisions known as Geographical Indications.
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At present, the Indian government's proposal does not include any such provisions.
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For now, many other anti-abortion provisions remain law, including in Texas.
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The bank's provisions rose 5.5 percent to $850 million in the quarter.
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Without the legal provisions, ROE would have been 10.6 percent, Bankia said.
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This year I selected Third Coast Provisions, an upscale seafood place downtown.
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The middle-class provisions are afterthoughts, scrounged together to meet messaging goals.
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It also included provisions that would have significantly cut legal immigration levels.
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So most provisions will be more or less as they are now.
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He said he opposes the bill because of its individual market provisions.
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Such statements are often used to flag provisions an administration might disregard.
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Loan loss provisions in the quarter jumped 8.5% from a year earlier.
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Many of the provisions were already part of EU or national law.
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Last week, new provisions of the First Step Act went into effect.
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Quarterly provisions fell to $507 million from $865 million a year ago.
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This created a weird and unenvisioned gap in the law's coverage provisions.
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Other provisions address funding for veterans, the Coast Guard and flood insurance.
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They included special provisions for senior citizens, villagers, entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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The company did not detail how it planned to change its provisions.
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In addition, instead of reducing provisions, banks are now adding to them.
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That means killing Obamacare in its entirety, including the preexisting condition provisions.
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"The intensity and the lobbying around various provisions will increase," he predicted.
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The marijuana provisions are expected to be included in the budget extension.
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It permits non-budgetary provisions to be stripped from a reconciliation bill.
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It also has some flood relief provisions to which some Democrats objected.
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Such provisions are consistent with generally accepted accounting practices and commonplace worldwide.
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Over 20 States have by now enacted statutes authorizing fair-share provisions.
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SocGen's provisions for litigation issues totalled 2.3 billion euros at end-2017.
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Moderate Republicans in the Senate oppose provisions that would defund Planned Parenthood.
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It is also challenging provisions on campaign financing and access to media.
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It also includes provisions relating to labor regulations, environmental protections, and migration.
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Provisions for non-performing assets more than doubled to 34.65 billion rupees.
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It also recently snapped up Epic Provisions, the premium meat-snacks company.
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The budget office said "the interactions among the provisions would be small."
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Mach said three-quarters of the U.S. states have provisions like Missouri's.
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All other foreign nationals are subject to the provisions of EO--2.
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Provisions for bad loans rose about 72 percent to 43.73 billion rupees.
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Trump has vowed to repeal ObamaCare, while keeping its most popular provisions.
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It also proposes eliminating "special interest" provisions but doesn't provide further detail.
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This is why new laws and emergency provisions will ultimately fall short.
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A Baltimore official said multiple cities have expressed interest in similar provisions.
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KASICH: I don't - I haven't seen the provisions of that bill, Jake.
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There skippers load rickety wooden fishing vessels with provisions for a month.
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The biggest problem with the CREATES Act, however, is the penalty provisions.
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Its provisions are particularly dire news for chronically ill and disabled Americans.
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Provisions, including for loan losses, nearly tripled sequentially to 12.38 billion rupees.
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But the bill is contentious and important provisions are still being negotiated.
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The White House's criticism of the bill extended beyond Russia-related provisions.
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It lacked clear provisions to offset the revenue lost by the cuts.
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They maintain the bill doesn't go far enough to repeal ObamaCare provisions.
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Under its provisions, children may not be held in immigration detention indefinitely.
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But the final section, Section IV, contains provisions for a dire emergency.
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But some party members remain unconvinced that those provisions are enforceable. Rep.
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It's incredibly easy for employers to add these provisions to employment contracts.
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After loss provisions (too low, say analysts) it is still €200 billion.
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In other words, the bill's provisions are non-controversial and non-partisan.
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The provisions cleared the Senate as part of the defense policy bill.
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Together, the provisions may increase corporations' incentive to locate tangible assets abroad.
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They would, for instance, have to prove compliance with anti-fraud provisions.
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Provisions based on the Excellence in Mental Health Act, sponsored by Sens.
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Some of the provisions in the new policy appear to be duplicative.
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President Trump's travel ban conflicts with all of these specific statutory provisions.
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That committee considered several provisions similar to those offered in Wednesday's bill.
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These provisions pertain to industries including renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing.
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Strong security provisions are critical to online privacy and safety, Landau argues.
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Currently, those provisions are set to expire at the end of 2025.
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The proposal would protect two of the most popular provisions of Obamacare.
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A court battle over the Medicaid provisions had been telegraphed for months.
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It seems the opposing forces provisions have been plundered by their leadership.
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I'm gonna pick up some provisions for the family... in a supercar.
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Numerous troubling provisions would spell big problems for students and their families.
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Poetsch indicated that he did not expect further provisions to be needed.
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Senators have added some similar provisions to this year's defense policy bill.
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Oktoberfest sausages by Olympia Provisions are made in the traditional European style.
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The bill includes two provisions affecting the repayment of private student loans.
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Proposals to "repeal and replace" ObamaCare last summer included HSA expansion provisions.
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All of these provisions feature prominently in the DCA version of socialism.
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The Education Department will still enforce the other provisions of the law.
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The discussion draft does include some provisions aimed at winning over conservatives.
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So why are lawmakers calling the temporary provisions "middle-class tax cuts"?
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This law amends current provisions related to the Coltsville National Historic Park.
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Apart from the cover, the budget features numerous provisions specific to Alaska.
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Several of its provisions remain unfulfilled and international support has dried up.
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U. voices charged that its provisions enabled Central Europeans to swamp Britain.
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The legislation includes two provisions affecting the repayment of private student loans.
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You have provisions in the tax code that, frankly, we could change.
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But she said those provisions are not enough to win her over.
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These short-sighted provisions weaken a source of substantial U.S. economic strength.
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Provisions on pharmaceuticals and tobacco have provoked the most complaints from lawmakers.
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We believe the Stafford Act makes provisions for many of these situations.
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KASICH: I don't — I haven't seen the provisions of that bill, Jake.
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Meanwhile, Trump is touting several provisions that will help lower income earners.
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But lawmakers deliberately let these provisions expire last year for a reason.
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These provisions are enforced, in part, through the Bank Secrecy Act ("BSA").
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He touted updates to agricultural, automobile, intellectual property and financial serviced provisions.
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Courts could adopt sunset provisions that would give secrecy an expiration date.
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Overall, Budget 22011 had goodies for everyone with not many unfavourable provisions.
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Word began to spread that the Village coffee shop had some provisions.
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Trump's executive order gives Kelly permission to make these kinds of provisions.
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There's provisions that we need to make sure that everybody [is] covered.
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But, many of the newest provisions in the tax bill are expensive.
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The new law also includes one of those "stand your ground" provisions.
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Score another point in favor of making provisions for the long term.
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All of those provisions have found their way to Congress' chopping block.
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Wilpon said conflict of interest provisions were placed in Van Wagenen's contract.
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Disney's purchase of Miramax included provisions that shielded Miramax from corporate interference.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), who helped negotiate the bill's small business provisions.
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Position appears not entirely dependent on one's views of the Act's provisions.
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Dube is particularly nervous about these work-sharing and hours-reduction provisions.
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The second version passed March 16 also clarified several tax credit provisions.
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The agency has said Iran is complying with the nuclear agreement's provisions.
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The loans and forgivable provisions could help brewers stay afloat, he said.
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Tenant-protection plans, when they existed, were often vague cookie-cutter provisions.
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He could use one that doesn't include any legalization provisions, like Sen.
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However, this also drove provisions for credit losses higher by 10.473 percent.
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But its major coverage provisions took years to kick in, with Healthcare.
|
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The debate will start with a neutral "shell" without any immigration provisions.
|
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Hundreds were squeezed into one of the government's shelters, with inadequate provisions.
|
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Mr. Hogan plans to back legislation seeking to reverse the bill's provisions.
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There are no floor speeches defending the policy provisions of the bill.
|
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Some provisions of the bill were intended to be sharp and short.
|
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Union officials worried that provisions to streamline development approvals would affect workers.
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It explains a variety of anti-university provisions inserted into the bill.
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Juul says it prefers that T21 legislation does not have added provisions.
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It became effective on July 1, 1995, with some provisions starting Jan.
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Credit loss provisions dropped 8.3% year-on-year to 624 million euros.
|
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The agreement reached on Sunday includes changes to several provisions in Nafta.
|
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The House provisions represent the gravest threat to federal forests in decades.
|
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There are provisions to pick up and there is baseball to watch.
|
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Other provisions — including one allowing municipal inspection of vehicles — were left intact.
|
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China Chengxin cited factors including falling revenues and significant asset impairment provisions.
|
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Already, the Trump Administration waived some provisions of the law this month.
|
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But it's unclear what background check provisions the President would support now.
|
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The Democratic committee and its candidates plan to honor the draft's provisions.
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The Supreme Court struck down several provisions of the law in 2012.
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That analysis lends support to some of the provisions in this bill.
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Iran is abiding by the pact's provisions, United Nations monitors have said.
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He said "the worst provisions" in the new deal relate to automobiles.
|
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What are the provisions that will be waived to grant additional flexibility?
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Wednesday's announcement is not expected to include any provisions to raise revenue.
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Otherwise, the objectionable provisions will return, slightly altered, but hardly less awful.
|
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The budget pact included two tax provisions that aid McConnell's Bluegrass State.
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What in heaven's name were the folks responsible for these provisions thinking?
|
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Those provisions appear to violate nondiscrimination requirements of tax and trade agreements.
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It would include various other provisions like the elimination of most deductions.
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Inclusion of those two provisions would make Governor Cuomo's proposal truly revolutionary.
|
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Mr. Spiegel later added provisions of his own to Snapchat's corporate charter.
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It should reject all similar provisions in whatever legislative form they take.
|
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These provisions could greatly delay a resolution to the island's financial problems.
|
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BBC: What did the provisions of the 2015 landmark nuclear deal include?
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It objected to provisions that grant broad releases for Abengoa from lawsuits.
|
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The Senate bill released Monday contains similar provisions to the House bills.
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They also retroactively extended provisions that expired over the past two years.
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Clarifying that for purposes of anti-discrimination provisions is entirely not problematic.
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It also explains why those provisions need to be retained, not jettisoned.
|
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The law also contains provisions that could potentially affect single heterosexual people.
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It is similar to the provisions in Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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Senate Republicans, however, have not agreed on which provisions could be waived.
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And he should immediately delete any provisions for a specific exchange rate.
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There is a long list of tax provisions that increase economic inequality.
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The bill contained provisions similar to what CEETA had sought, though milder.
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An amendment I brought goes even further by adding two important provisions.
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There's a list of the other provisions that you can read here.
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Democrats are virtually united against it and most of its provisions individually.
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Provisions included in one version often survive that process and become law.
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This must translate into effective, balanced-trade provisions in any new framework.
|
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Three troubling provisions in the bill could presage the next financial crisis.
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But compromises on other areas — specifically, labor and enforcement provisions — remained elusive.
|
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And realtors said they would oppose the plan because of the provisions.
|
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Two House committees approved the bill's provisions with no changes last week.
|
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Ronald Reagan in the 1980s invoked anti-dumping provisions against Japanese steel.
|
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But other stakeholders have been sounding alarms over provisions in the legislation.
|
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Some of its provisions are different from this year's earlier repeal efforts.
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If they didn't, Bernstein noted, the pro-labor provisions wouldn't be working.
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A compromise incorporating provisions of these bills is not out of reach.
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No question, Congress often extends expiring tax provisions without offsetting the costs.
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Provisions for bad loans surged about 41 percent to 66.74 billion rupees.
|
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Laws in all 50 states already include felony provisions for animal cruelty.
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Prysmian had previously booked provisions of 30 million euros on the contract.
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One of the legislation's most important provisions calls for free preventive care.
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Credit loss provisions fell 21% quarter-on-quarter to 145 million euros.
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Nafta's weak provisions on labor and environmental standards could also be improved.
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Some religious and cultural conservatives denounced the removal of transgender bathroom provisions.
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"There are no emergency provisions to protect the Earth," Ms. Goitein said.
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But provisions about "prohibited entities" are basically attempts to defund Planned Parenthood.
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The provisions of the bylaw targeting pit bulls were dropped this week.
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The plan includes provisions to support the museum's salaried and hourly staff.
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Among the many threatened tax breaks are provisions that fund affordable housing.
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That means carving out large provisions in budgets to pay for disasters.
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Both these provisions could mute the effect of the changes in deductibility.
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These provisions will not fully satisfy the wish lists of either party.
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These pass-through provisions are arguably the worst feature of the bill.
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But those disclosure provisions are also ploys to shut down political speech.
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Residents of the camp relied on locals and neighborhood businesses for provisions.
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And even the provisions that do qualify under Byrd are not optimal.
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You have provisions in the tax code that frankly we could change.
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At almost CAD21 million in total investment provisions, Fitch believes ivari is well-provisioned for future credit loss and that future impairments in excess of actuarial reserve provisions are likely to remain within manageable levels and ratings expectations.
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But a future administration that is less sympathetic to the ACA could invoke the delays as precedent for declining to enforce other provisions that it dislikes, including provisions that are essential to the proper functioning of the law.
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But Congress was perfectly clear about what it wanted to do with the ACA's various provisions by voting specifically to excise the tax associated with the individual mandate while voting not to repeal other provisions of the law.
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Justice Clarence Thomas would have revived all of the contested provisions, while Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Samuel A. Alito Jr. would have reinstated the voter ID and early voting provisions.
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It is important to note that the new law does contain multiple provisions that can reasonably be expected to support domestic investment, such as the dramatic reduction in the headline corporate tax rate and new generous expensing provisions.
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Conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus noticed that the American Health Care Act (AHCA), which I call the "Obamacare Preservation Act," would have kept the very worst provisions of the law, including its so-called pre-existing conditions provisions.
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Texas is no stranger to creative ways of suppressing minority voters' rights, which is why it was subject to monitoring under provisions of the Voting Rights Act before those provisions were wiped out by the Supreme Court in 2013.
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Provisions that would be extended include a number of tax breaks benefiting the renewable energy industry and provisions of the Republican tax law that provide employers with a credit for paid family leave and that reduce alcohol excise taxes.
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Unfortunately, the federal criminal code has exploded from a handful of criminal provisions a century ago to what is now estimated to be more than 4,500 criminal statutes, and hundreds of thousands of additional criminal provisions in federal regulations.
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ICBC set aside more than 160 billion yuan in provisions last year and lifted its provisions to 176 percent of its non-performing loans at end-December from 154 percent a year earlier, President Gu Shu said on Thursday.
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The provisions are temporary and will remain in effect through the end of the yearIf signed into law, the bill provisions would go into effect within 15 days and remain in effect through the end of the calendar year.
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But, Mr. Sessions said, this is "a rare case" in which the Justice Department has decided not to defend certain provisions of a law, because he could not find any "reasonable arguments" to support the constitutionality of the provisions.
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While the bill has other constructive provisions, exempting employers with more than 500 employees and allowing those with less than 50 employees to seek hardship waivers guts the benefits to maintaining worker income that the sick leave provisions include.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a statement praising the deal last month that did not mention the biologic provisions, though it later followed up the next day with a second statement noting its objections to those provisions' removal.
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And, rather than adopt strong labor and environmental provisions that would actually raise wages and standards for workers in all three countries, the plan includes the same failed labor and environmental provisions included in the TPP and previous deals.
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It now believes not only that three provisions of that statute are unconstitutional, but that, as a result, the entire law, including dozens of provisions having nothing to do with the offending sections, should be thrown out as well.
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Finally, we include important provisions to support families, higher education, and charitable giving.
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Since Mexico's energy liberalisation, NAFTA's provisions have helped provide certainty to foreign investors.
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Because of these gun-related provisions, the bill has become a partisan issue.
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That bill also includes provisions for ensuring program quality and boosting caregiver pay.
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The gross margin, excluding provisions for an obsolescence reserve, remained at 42 percent.
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The ACLU and EMW filed a separate lawsuit this year against the provisions.
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She said there are worker rights and environmental provisions that must be renegotiated.
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The Voting Rights Act innovated provisions that increased poll access to Latino citizens.
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The provisions are nestled in Trump's executive order on securing the nation's interior.
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This isn't to say that none of IIRIRA's provisions have come under criticism.
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Mr. Spiegel later added some provisions of his own to Snapchat's corporate charter.
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And that means even meddling with provisions that help moms feed their babies.
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As a result, most personal tax provisions in the bill expire by 2026.
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However, the bills do not make provisions for actually taking down these websites.
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Key provisions resemble measures that have gained traction in Vermont and other states.
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Legacy issues are also hurting: Barclays has doubled its provisions against regulatory missteps.
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I know some of these provisions are distasteful and even offensive to many.
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Many groups had advocated for stricter provisions and even higher penalties or incentives.
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"This news does not trigger any change in Wallenius Wilhelmsen provisions," it said.
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The success of any trade deal hinges on its monitoring and enforcement provisions.
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Retained 2 of 3 NAFTA provisions allowing dispute panels with other 2 countries.
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Soon after, the department announced it was postponing certain provisions of the regulation.
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Under provisions of ObamaCare, 37 states and Washington, D.C., to date expanded Medicaid.
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Credit loss provisions fell 1.5 percent year-on-year to 165 million euros.
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The other carriers followed with similar provisions for law enforcement and emergency requests.
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Provisions for litigation and similar matters stood at EUR2.2 billion at end-3Q17.
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Mexico rejects criticism from Democrats that the new pact needs stronger labor provisions.
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These provisions remain untouched, regardless of any new protections for state government employees.
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It is really, really hard to get around the DMCA's ant-circumvention provisions.
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The Constitution includes a few provisions that are sometimes described as "emoluments" clauses.
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The bank's total provisions for dispute settlements are now worth 1.43 billion euros.
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To proceed, the Senate deleted the three provisions and then approved the bill.
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Other provisions included Americans below a certain income level paying nothing for care.
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Accounts contain plenty of assumptions, for example concerning provisions for uncertain future payments.
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Other, smaller provisions of the reform package also have reasonable cases for them.
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Trump lawyers are arguing that Obamacare's most popular provisions should be totally eliminated.
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For now, these tech-friendly provisions are limited to the joint replacement program.
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But the final deal included no controversial "poison pills" — or partisan policy provisions.
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Here are 2100 key provisions from Trump's campaign tax plan that he endorses.
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Banks have set aside provisions of more than 0.93 percent of the loans.
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He is sure to be a lightning rod on any abortion-related provisions.
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But as with many initial budget provisions, the proposal is subject to negotiation.
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Several states recently added provisions to cover cyberbullying -- bullying or harassment through technology.
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Concerns focus on two one-paragraph provisions in the nearly 80-page bills.
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Final results of the over-allotment provisions will be publicized by Aug. 28.
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The provisions are among the most popular parts of the health reform law.
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Banco Popular raised its provisions by 229 million euros to 579 million euros.
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Liberbank said it would stick with provisions of 0.33 million euros already announced.
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Bankia said it would stay with its provisions of about 200 million euros.
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Banks have made provisions for roughly half the bad-loan amount, officials said.
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Trump's executive order on lobbying did not contain provisions for current foreign lobbyists.
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Loan-loss provisions fell and fee income rose, offsetting sluggish loan book growth.
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The Senate voted on the same two provisions last December, after the San
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The company has only set aside provisions for legal defense costs, not damages.
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Bills that the Senate Finance Committee approved in April include provisions from Sen.
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Senators want to soften some of those provisions — but not eliminate them entirely.
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The new regulation has certain provisions that strictly affect the for-profit sector.
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Several pieces of legislation making their way through Congress include Saudi-related provisions.
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"The settlement is fully covered by existing provisions," said a Deutsche bank spokesman.
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Some shops were shut and frightened residents rushed to stock up on provisions.
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Google, ironically, hasn't been found to have infringed the provisions of that measure.
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Public safety employees, including police and firefighters, would be exempted from those provisions.
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WE CERTAINLY DON'T INTEND TO LOSE GROUND FROM ANY PROVISIONS THEY'VE ALREADY AGREED.
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The provisions included stricter limits on what constitutes consumer consent to receive calls.
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A note: the Buy American provisions are riddled with arcane language and exceptions.
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Provisions, ammunition, medicine, and lodging are all upgrades worth purchasing, in my opinion.
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One solution might be to imitate the provisions of the bilateral Mexico-U.
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Strongbuilt Mining Development Corp - violated certain provisions of mining and environmental laws. 9.
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And there are no provisions that keep consumers accountable for their own health.
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Yet those are precisely the two provisions about which Republicans are most skittish.
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Picnic provisions: Central Market in Houston is an unprepared picnicker's dream come true.
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The company made provisions for impairments of S$313 million in the quarter.
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The aides noted, however, that the Executive Branch might object to similar provisions.
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Spicer said negotiations are ongoing among congressional leadership about some of those provisions.
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A half-dozen GOP senators focused on the Medicaid provisions — most notably Sens.
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Provisions for loans and advances fell by 57 percent to 206.4 million riyals.
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The two preferences are among the most expensive provisions in the tax code.
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The Medicaid provisions have not changed since the publication of that impact estimate.
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Loan-loss provisions have already peaked and should improve gradually, the executives said.
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These provisions strongly suggest that he has no interest in actually passing legislation.
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Republicans have since scrambled to defend themselves, given the popularity of those provisions.
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Among the provisions included in the bill was an amendment offered by Rep.
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Both provisions would need unanimous consent to be included in the final bill.
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Those provisions would allow Iran to ramp up uranium enrichment after 10 years.
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The bill has a number of cybersecurity provisions, largely seen as non-controversial.
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Under current standards, banks build provisions for loans when borrowers fail to repay.
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Lower-than-expected provisions against loan losses in the quarter also boosted earnings.
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PSB needs to set aside another 150 billion rubles in provisions, Pozdyshev said.
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It lacks provisions for liberalising state enterprises or protecting workers and the environment.
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The penalty could be much less, though, because of provisions and tax benefits.
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The legislation contains numerous provisions disastrous to wildlife, our environment and our economy.
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The other bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing identity theft.
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The law's provisions could register as many as 85033,000 voters, according to officials.
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For one thing, most of the act's provisions applied only to federal crimes.
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Granted, there were some provisions of the act aimed at influencing state law.
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The American Investment Council said the bill would reverse "outdated" provisions on advertising.
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Tax reform provisions would eliminate most of those deductions in 2018 and beyond.
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Both the House and Senate bills have provisions related to pass-through entities.
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The notification provisions are also in a legislative package sponsored by Michigan Sens.
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But has he called for changing any of the provisions that benefit him?
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Included in those were wasteful provisions such as the wind power tax credit.
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On July 1, the remaining provisions of the ballot initiative will become law.
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At least some of those provisions were significantly modified in the final version.
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They have made provisions for only slightly more than half of these loans.
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The animal testing provisions of the 2016 law were championed largely by Sen.
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And they're using these tragedies to force through provisions for large-scale logging.
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There's a long road to go before any of these provisions become law.
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"The parliamentarian made clear that state-specific provisions" violate the rules, Schumer said.
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Two provisions in federal law could give Trump the off-ramp he seeks.
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The president said the bill does not contain strong enough border security provisions.
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How the court will respond to other provisions in the bill is unclear.
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The bank had 2.2 billion euros in litigation provisions as of end-September.
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Officials also accused Republicans of diminishing the measure's support by demonizing its provisions.
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When transitional arrangements on technical provisions are included, the ratio improves to 179%.
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Three-quarters of the U.S. states have similar provisions as the Missouri constitution.
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Mobile food banks began distributing provisions to TSA screeners at airports, CBS reported.
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But both bills include provisions that constitute an improvement over the status quo.
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These contractual provisions may be neither voluntary nor readily understandable for most consumer.
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To do this, we must identify "pay-fors" to fund vital tax provisions.
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The bill, which stretches hundreds of pages, contains a handful of notable provisions.
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Liberal lawmakers griped about side provisions that relax labor regulations on the island.
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The bank also said that provisions for loan losses rose in the quarter.
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Republicans assume instead that those provisions would be extended – as under current policy.
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The remaining delayed provisions articulate what advisors must to do meet those requirements.
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The key provisions were on the verge of expiring in 2010 and 2012.
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Ultimately, the OLA provisions could be repealed and replaced with a new system.
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Provisions for non-performing assets rose about 13 percent to 18.47 billion rupees.
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Provisions for credit losses increased to C$201 million from C$161 million.
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Where there are provisions that are doing unjustifiable harm, there must be renegotiation.
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If not corrected, certain provisions in the agreement may directly spur new violence.
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But the bill contains a number of provisions intended to allay such concerns.
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Those provisions were adopted over the last 15 years and championed by Democrats.
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It also contains a number of provisions that would benefit the wealthiest Americans.
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While we're up there, they are strengthening us with provisions and with support.
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Other provisions included cutting early voting days and ending same-day voter registration.
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Author's Note: Reprinted with permission from Statebird Provisions: A Cookbook, copyright © 2017.
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I choke out a question about why he named his bar Polite Provisions.
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IoW negotiated "Pay to Play" provisions with each investor as a defensive measure.
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But an EC spokeswoman confirmed to us that those provisions remain under negotiation.
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One reason he included those provisions versus some of the more controversial ones?
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The changes led many of the more sweeping provisions to be scaled back.
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Morocco only recognizes conventional taxis and has no provisions for private hire vehicles.
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Does that mean those health care provisions have a clear path into law?
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Many of those provisions were put in the legislation to attract GOP support.
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"It's a big loophole," Mr. Rosenthal said of the like-kind exchange provisions.
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None of the laws passed have contained the provisions that the N.B.A. seeks.
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GOP lawmakers slammed Democrats for seeking climate provisions within the measure, as well.
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Similar provisions were put in place during Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in 2017.
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Even enforcement of the act's remaining provisions has dropped markedly, the report states.
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What will transpire if we like a law's provisions, but not its name?
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Ducey said an immediate need was dealing with empty shelves holding basic provisions.
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The paid-leave provisions apply only to employers with 203 or fewer employees.
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Nearly all of its most controversial provisions were stripped from it before passage.
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Are we going to see special provisions or deals to get it done.
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And it is positively bursting with language and provisions meant to answer critics.
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On offsets, there are provisions ensuring that they do not hurt impacted communities.
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It repeals the individual mandate, which was one of Obamacare's least popular provisions.
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The dispensability of each of these individual provisions in isolation is the problem.
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In combination, the constitutional provisions maintain the political equipoise of the Delaware courts.
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But Florida Republicans are among those backing the proposed gun control provisions. Gov.
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Aiding Mr. Modi's autocratic drive are the centralizing provisions of the Indian Constitution.
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One of the provisions would have banned the office from employing a spokesperson.
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A number of the provisions directly contradict policies pursued by the Trump administration.
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Some key provisions: The corporate tax rate drops to 21 percent next year.
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There are ample grounds for criticizing the Constitution's provisions for electing the president.
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The settlements included confidentiality provisions barring the women from discussing their complaints publicly.
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The law also has provisions for "inducing" a man to commit "immoral" acts.
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Mark Naron, director at Fitch Ratings, expects higher energy-related provisions and impairments.
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You want to amass provisions before other panicked citizens empty out the stores.
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It has provisions to ensure tax revenue goes directly back into those communities.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has sought to protect the expiring FISA provisions.
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That made updates to provisions surrounding the digital economy, agriculture and labor unions.
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Among them: strengthening provisions that made Donald Trump sole executor of his estate.
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Other highlights of the healthcare spending provisions include funding in the following areas.
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Several other European on-demand delivery apps have already added similar contactless provisions.
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Why would anyone write a bill full of provisions that evaporate over time?
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Some ballot initiatives had several provisions; only the main ones are listed here.
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While the act improves the data reported, it has no provisions for enforcement.
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Riot Games employees walked out to protest forced arbitration provisions in their contracts.
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A similar law being drafted Monday in the House may contain similar provisions.
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Democrats vowed on Tuesday to block tax provisions that would benefit the rich.
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Be sure to consider provisions for those with special needs, like older people.
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Many provisions within the new law are a direct result of these efforts.
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To date, 119 countries have signed the treaty or agreed to its provisions.
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The language in the trade deals echoes those provisions but contains some differences.
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Critics say the regulatory changes will undercut provisions of the Clean Water Act.
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NAFTA 2.0 must only become law if all the pharmaceutical provisions are removed.
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But the Roberts court invalidated those provisions in its 2013 Shelby County ruling.
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Burwell, suggesting that the law's other insurance provisions cannot work without the mandate.
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Mr. Dhatwalia said that the foundation had violated "certain provisions" of the act.
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There are many provisions of federal tax law that cost the government revenue.
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Goldrick-Rab has also been critical of key provisions of the Excelsior Scholarship.
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Republicans are already facing divisions over certain provisions of their tax-reform framework.
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But several Republicans have misgivings about specific provisions, not to mention the cost.
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There are also not any major provisions included that would lower drug prices.
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The bill includes several cyber provisions, which we dug into earlier this week.
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In the early 1980s, Ronald Reagan's invoked anti-dumping provisions against Japanese steel.
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Soon after, the Department announced it was postponing certain provisions of the regulation.
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That said, California law generally frowns upon non-compete and non-solicitation provisions.
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It turns out that the Sanders bill also has provisions along those lines.
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If so, its provisions might have been invoked the day he took office.
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Her proposals to help workers include provisions long opposed by powerful business groups.
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The bill also seeks to stop the Clean Water Rule, among other provisions.
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That bill also includes controversial provisions on Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention beds.
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"Latino groups saw that bill having provisions akin to slavery, Joe," Sanders said.
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Loan-loss provisions rose 70.1% from a year earlier, to 5.811 billion reais.
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Early in his campaign, he promises to keep the law's preexisting condition provisions.
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The Supreme Court upheld Obamacare's core provisions in a landmark decision in 2012.
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Taken together, these provisions would save ordinary families several thousand dollars a year.
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Toomey said the pharmaceutical provisions Democrats boasted about including would disincentivize medical innovation.
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Provisions for credit losses during the quarter jumped 28% to C$13 million.
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The company has NPL provisions equivalent to 107% of those non-performing loans.
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That means 2018 would be off the table for the executive order's provisions.
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And to get Democrats on board, lawmakers included environmental provisions and labor reforms.
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Except, in this case, the sale comes under regulatory provisions, according to Indiegogo.
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The measure includes a number of provisions related to the department's cybersecurity mission.
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It would also make the provisions of the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act retroactive.
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Here in the U.S., copyright enforcement and balancing provisions go hand-in-hand.
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One of the key provisions of this law changed how farmers plant rice.
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Yet other countries' use of national interest provisions has not produced such reprisals.
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It also includes provisions to improve mental health care and combat opioid abuse.
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Distracted, she forgot to lock it before she left to pick up provisions.
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The spending deal has several health care provisions set to expire next May.
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Republicans have long supported including exclusivity provisions for pharmaceutical companies in trade deals.
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LGBT and tribal sovereignty provisions are also viewed as two other sticking points.
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"A lot of these provisions impact me personally," she told CNN last year.
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But there are provisions that allow people above those income levels to benefit.
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Total provisions for currency reserves rose to 62.8 billion francs at year's end.
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The new provisions were related to the sale of residential mortgage-backed securities.
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The budget did not include provisions to enact or enforce the proposed cuts.
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The House bill also contains other provisions that will affect Americans with disabilities.
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It's also unclear what provisions have made it into the final deal. Reps.
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I implore the 115th Congress to expand the provisions of H.R. 218 now.
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Chevron, then Chancellor Leo Strine ruled that such provisions are valid and enforceable.
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But the broader implications – namely increased domestic growth – outweigh those existing tax provisions.
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In addition, there is sparring over when several anti-fraud provisions would begin.
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The provisions generally are funded by modifying the rules governing inherited retirement accounts.
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In Kansas, provisions of the HOPE Act have been especially hard on children.
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Idaho and Montana, with just four gun-related provisions each, had the fewest.
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In May, Trump signed S. 2155, which rolled back some Dodd-Frank provisions.
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Outside of money, the compromise bill has a number of interesting policy provisions.
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These provisions limit marriage to a union between a man and a woman.
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Those provisions will also be added to the bill by the Rules Committee.
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Sixty years ago most countries had nationality provisions that varied according to sex.
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Some brought him provisions, including ice cream and bottles of water, says Gashugi.
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Brady said that there was nothing unusual about offering amendments with multiple provisions.
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Federal judges in four states have issued orders halting provisions of the ban.
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Lawmakers are debating removing those provisions for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.
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"The agreement should have effective provisions to guard against currency manipulation," Lighthizer added.
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There were no special provisions for family reunification because almost anyone could come.
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There are all sorts of change-of-control provisions associated with Tesla's bonds.
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Even before the inauguration, Congress took a first step toward gutting major provisions.
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Those figures will continue to get worse if these other provisions are implemented.
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" ON TAX REFORM -- TAPPER: "There seem to be provisions that you could support.
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In weighing the suit that tested the law's provisions, known as Lenz v.
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Plus the advent of "confidential" IPO submissions and some new general solicitation provisions.
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Trump also said that any new Congressional provisions must have no expiration date.
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"Even a temporary solution should involve provisions that would enhance border security," Rep.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's "patient protection" provisions are very popular.
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Several provisions of the measure introduced on Thursday sought to toughen that law.
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Opponents of the provisions argue they infringe on sovereignty and benefit multinational corporations.
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House Republicans have added a slew of controversial provisions to their legislative package.
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Again, like the other provisions of the agreement, this isn't an absolute mandate.
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This makes the student loan provisions of the GOP tax plan particularly painful.
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RBS said 4.9 billion pounds of its total provisions has already been utilised.
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