Ofcom will publish details of its ruling by June 29.
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Sitting members of parliament are required to publish details of earnings.
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The two parties were due to publish details of their agreement at 4 p.m.
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The Swiss National Bank is due to publish details of sight deposits at 0900 GMT.
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And here's an explanation of why we decided to publish details of the whistle-blower's identity.
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The Polish finance ministry is to publish details of a bond issue for tender on Monday.
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The companies declined to comment, and none of them publish details of their individual trading books.
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UK OFFICIAL SAYS MINISTER WILL MAKE STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT AND PUBLISH DETAILS OF BREXIT PLANS IN COMING DAYS
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However, when the Kennedys were in the White House, reporters agreed not to publish details of JFK's indiscretions.
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The UN's human rights coordinator in Myanmar, Knut Ostby, defended the media's right to publish details of these atrocities.
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They also voted to compel the government to publish details of its secret preparations for a no-deal departure.
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That was what led Christopher Pyle, a former Army intelligence officer, to publish details of domestic surveillance in 1970.
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Since April, British firms employing 250 or more people must publish details of their average gender pay gap every year.
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The prime minister is set to publish details of his proposed Brexit deal after addressing Conservative party conference this afternoon.
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The inquiry will publish details of notes from Blair to U.S. President George W. Bush and quotes from more than 130 records of conversations.
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Earlier this year, all UK companies with 250 or more employees had to publish details of the salary difference between male and female employees.
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On Tuesday, the UK government will publish details of a new strategy, billed as a major shake-up of the planning and construction system.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): The finance ministry is expected to publish details of the supply for Thursday switch tender at 1100 GMT.
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The panel has sought public opinion on the deal and has directed the two firms to publish details of the proposed merger, the statement said.
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The Indian regulator has sought public opinion on the deal and has directed the two firms to publish details of the proposed merger, the government statement said.
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The government introduced a law last year forcing all companies with 250 or more workers to publish details of the average gap between men's and women's pay.
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Britain's government introduced a law last year forcing all companies with 250 or more workers to publish details of the average gap between men's and women's pay.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): The Ministry of Finance will at 1400 GMT publish details of its debt supply tender auction due to be held on Thursday.
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Despite persistent calls from civil society advocates for transparency, social media companies do not publish details of their internal content moderation guidelines; no major platform has made such guidelines public.
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In July, researchers at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence called for researchers to publish details of the energy efficiency of their algorithms, to help address this looming environmental problem.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Marks & Spencer has become the first British supermarket chain to publish details of its tea suppliers, responding to a campaign to address worker abuses on plantations.
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Beijing has forbidden reports of entertainment news that promote "Western lifestyles", poke fun at traditional Chinese values and cultural classics, such as mythical heroes, or publish details of celebrities' love affairs.
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In Britain, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Osborne agreed to publish details of their tax declarations after it emerged that Mr. Cameron had benefited from an offshore investment set up by his father.
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Trusts are widely used in Britain for inheritance planning and Cameron cited concerns about privacy in successfully lobbying the EU in 2013 to drop a proposal to publish details of their ownership.
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After a court ruling forced the foundations to publish details of hundreds of contracts, Egyutt asked prosecutors to investigate an unnamed individual on suspicion of mishandling public funds in media content deals.
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On Thursday, the regulator gave SIX five days to publish details of its offer in a national newspaper and said other would-be buyers could file counter bids over the following 38 days.
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The court did not immediately publish details of the decision by Judge Valerie Quemener, who was responding to an appeal by some 250 residents and nine charity groups for an injunction suspending the evacuation.
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While the authorities won't publish details of non-military spying missions flown by the drones, it has publicly published a list of nine missions which all occurred between 2011 and 2016, which you can read below.
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Last year the UK government announced plans to legislate on social media and safety, though it has yet to publish details of its plans (a white paper setting out platforms' responsibilities is expected in the next few months).
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The European Commission will propose rules on Tuesday to force major companies to publish details of where they make profits and where they pay tax, as it moves to clamp down on tax avoidance following the Panama Papers revelations.
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LONDON, April 10 (Reuters) - The Bank of England said on Monday it would not publish details of its dealings with banks that rigged market interest rates at the height of the financial crisis until a lengthy criminal fraud investigation has concluded.
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More than 100 of its shareholders have filed a resolution calling on Barclays to bring its financing activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement, and publish details of how it plans to stop lending to fossil fuel companies.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fashion companies who flout a law requiring them to publish details of their actions to combat slavery should face a penalty under a toughening of legislation, British lawmakers said after holding an inquiry into the industry.
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The Home Affairs Select Committee said it had heard evidence that "cast some doubt on how thorough the consultation undertaken by the Home Office had been," and called on the government to publish details of the offers made by local authorities.
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Vo Thanh Ha said the government is due shortly to publish details of a divestment plan for its nearly 90 percent stake in Saigon Beer Alcohol Beverage Corp, as the brewer is formally called, as part of a lengthy fund-raising exercise.
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Here's why: on Monday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced a landmark transparency rule which requires U.S.-listed companies in these industries to publish details of the payments they make to governments for the right to exploit a country's natural resources.
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Greenpeace campaigner Elizabeth Jardim told Business Insider in a statement that, although she welcomed the fund, Amazon needs to end its machine-learning contracts with oil and gas companies and publish details of its overall energy demand and data center greenhouse gas emissions.
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Hoping to highlight gender discrimination and force companies into action, May has implemented long-planned reforms ordering companies with 250 or more employees to publish details of the salary difference between male and female employees by Wednesday evening and report back annually on the pay gap.
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Triodos "publish details of every organisation [they] lend to, and invest in". The bank displays its annual report online for loans and funds entrusted, which highlights key Triodos Bank facts and figures.
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In 2013, Labour and Police Scotland launched separate investigations into claims that officials of the Unite union had signed their members up to Labour to get their preferred candidate adopted to represent the party in the Falkirk constituency. The union officials were later cleared of any wrongdoing. It was later claimed that key evidence thought to have been retracted had not been withdrawn, prompting several Falkirk councillors to urge Miliband to publish details of the party's internal inquiry or to hold a fresh investigation. On the 4 November edition of Good Morning Scotland, Lamont said there was a case for a fresh inquiry, but that Labour does not publish details of its internal investigations.
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646 Position error affects the indicated airspeed and the indicated altitude. Aircraft manufacturers use the aircraft flight manual to publish details of the error in indicated airspeed and indicated altitude across the operating range of speeds. In many aircraft, the effect of position error on airspeed is shown as the difference between indicated airspeed and calibrated airspeed.
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BBC Correa's Facebook account, which had more than 1.5 million followers, was blocked on 11 April 2019 for disclosing personal data. Correa had been using his Facebook account since March to publish details of the "INA Papers" case involving a company linked to Lenin Moreno's family.Facebook canceled the 'fan page' of Rafael Correa. El ComercioFacebook closes the page of Rafael Correa.
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Otago Witness (6 January 1888) p. 28 Bernhardt was eventually pacified and rehearsals continued. The Théâtre de la Porte Saint- Martin was packed for the opening night on 24 November 1887, although many in the audience already knew the ending before the curtain went up. While journalists were usually invited to dress-rehearsals, they were expected not to publish details of the play before the premiere.
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Negative images, such as suffering victims, were to be avoided. Nevertheless, in spite of these instructions, pictures of bodies without weapons and of dead SADF paratroopers were taken.SADF photographs by Mike McWilliams included pictures of bodies without weapons, and pictures of dead SADF paratroopers. left The Angolans were first to publish details of the attack, followed shortly thereafter by SWAPO press statements that supported and elaborated on the Angolan account.
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She was re-elected to this position after the 2015 general election. In 2015, an undercover Daily Telegraph investigation showed that in some cases, locum agencies Medicare and Team24, owned by Capita, were charging some hospitals higher fees than others and giving false company details. The agencies were charging up to 49% of the fee. Wollaston said the Government should publish details of agency charges as transparency would "drive changes to behaviour".
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Platinum News does not publish details of its ownership online, but the web address is registered to Platinum Investors Limited, a company registered in the British Virgin Islands. In 2013 BVI Platinum was accused of breach of ethics by local politician Archibald Christian in relation to the publication of a leaked Government report. In 2017 BVI Platinum won the award for best online news site at the Best of the BVI Businesses Award Ceremony.
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In 2004 various Croatian media began to publish details of alleged corruption scandals involving Žužul. Although Žužul denied those charges, even some of Sanader's allies in Sabor expressed desire to have him removed. Sanader resisted this pressure and had Žužul keep his post. The Croatian Parliament cleared Žužul of the charges brought against him, and the majority of the media outlets that initially reported corruption allegations against Žužul have retracted their stories.
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Fan publications such as BSFan Journal and G-Mania sprang up to publish details of the music and to report on the ambient, mood, and electronic scene that was burgeoning in Japan.ＢＳfan誌（共同通信社）連載記事. June 1992 - January 1993. To this day numerous fan groups, trading groups, and collectors with an emphasis on St.GIGA's musical products exist online.St.GIGA Soundstream Fan Club. Retrieved February 18, 2009.
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There is limited published data outside of these case studies, and a reluctance for some practitioners to publish details of their successes (which may be commercially sensitive), therefore hard evidence is difficult to come by. Last, not least, independent advisors or benchmarks show the stickiness and benefits achieved in specific sub-sectors. In conclusion, the different routines in supply-chain optimization, have reached mature status and allow companies to gain competitive advantage by increased effectiveness and measurable savings.
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Associated Newspapers Ltd v Prince of Wales [2006] EWCA Civ 1776 It was also held to be unlawful for a newspaper to publish details of an applicant's private sexual life, even though in other countries the story had spread around the internet, because there was no 'public interest... in the disclosure or publication of purely private sexual encounters, even though they involve adultery or more than one person at the same time'.PJS v News Group Newspapers Ltd [2016] UKSC 26, [32] In this way the common law has developed to uphold human rights.
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In July 2008 the NSW government passed laws amending existing provisions which allowed the authority to publish details of successful food business prosecutions on its website . The new laws added, for the first time in Australia, provisions allowing for publication of details of penalty notices—akin to 'on-the-spot' fines—issued by enforcement staff for alleged breaches of food safety standards. Known colloquially as 'naming and shaming' food outlets, the initiative was a response to growing public demand for access to food business performance information, freedom of information advocates and the media.
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Schools exist within a strict legal framework,where they may be answerable to the church, the state through local authorities and their stakeholders. In England (but necessarily in other parts of the United Kingdom)there are six general types of state funded schools running in parallel to the private sector. The state takes an interest in safeguarding issues in all schools. All state-funded schools in England are legally required to have a website where they must publish details of their governance, finance, curriculum intent and staff and pupil protection policies to comply with ' The School Information (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2012 and 2016 '.
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The line would be built in two equal parts by the companies which would be responsible for its management; free interchange of traffic would be allowed on the NBR lines north and west of Hawick and on the lines south and west of the Caledonian main line. The proposal gained no traction with the Caledonian, leading the NBR to publish details of its proposed scheme, to be known as the Border Union Railway, on 17 December 1858. The line would cost £450,000, of which £337,500 would be raised by shares and the remainder by a loan.
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Kendall also ordered Grant to "perform 100 hours of community service, publish details of his arrest and sentence for everyone on his mailing list and provide complete, continuing financial reports to the court." `Purchase necessary` His wife was indicted on charges of blocking the IRS and evading taxes. `Purchase necessary` `Purchase necessary` Though she initially pleaded guilty, `Purchase necessary` the judge allowed her to withdraw the plea and she was later acquitted. `Purchase necessary` Following the conviction, Grant transferred the Eagles Nest Cathedral facility to T. D. Jakes, also a televangelist, who renamed it "The Potter's House".
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His success enabled The Daily Telegraph to publish details of his own expense claims, which included £3,000 for "office rental". In October 2001 he won a test case in the High Court, when the National Security Appeals panel ruled that the Data Protection Act required the security service MI5 to allow him access to information which he believed the security service holds on him, the first time this had happened in the 92-year history of MI5. In 2001 he was named "Inquisitor of the Year" in The Spectator Parliamentarian of the Year Awards, and in February 2002 he won the Channel 4 Opposition MP of the Year Award.
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Michèle Delaunay (born Clermont-Ferrand, 8 January 1947) is a French politician who, until her appointment as Junior Minister for the Elderly and Dependent Care at the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health by President François Hollande on 16 May 2012, was a member of the National Assembly of France where she represented the 2nd constituency of the Gironde on behalf of the Socialist Party. On 15 April 2013 she was forced to reveal personal financial information by President Francois Hollande, who demanded that all ministers publish details of their personal wealth. Her net worth was reported at over $7,000,000 including $20,000 worth of jewelry.
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In July 2020, medical academic Prof Allyson Pollock wrote that the programme was "about as far from integrated or effective as you can get" and called on the government to publish details of its contracts with outsourcing companies. On 19 September 2020, the Guardian reported that the government was preparing to "shore up" the programme by drafting in teams of management consultants. The British Medical Association (BMA) asked 8,190 doctors and medical students in England about their concerns about COVID-19; the results were published on 14 September 2020. 86% of respondents expected a second peak, and it was the main concern for 30%.
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She was charmed by the culture, finding it more compatible with her European upbringing. She began collaborating with the American anthropologist Sol Tax, studied the Mazahua people, and was one of the first to publish details of the civic- religious system of duties employed to maintain order in their society. Some of her most important work was written during this period. Works like The Mexican Indian: Image and Identity and The Truths of Others: An Essay on Nativistic Intellectuals in Mexico questioned the duality of indigenous people's treatment in the larger society, noting that while the government ideology officially celebrated their culture and artworks as part of the unique Mexican identity, they experienced racism from the public.
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In response to a Freedom of Information request, the Department of Health has confirmed that since the CNHC was set up the DH has provided funding as follows: £293,496 in 2007/8/9 (including start up costs), £409,300 in 2009/10 and £127,748 in 2010/11 Request was made for funding to be continued but this was dependent on satisfactory progress having been made, and as this was not the case official funding ceased in March 2011. The CNHC do not publish details of the number of registrants it has attracted, but these are certainly only a fraction of the target of 10,000 set in 2007 and it is unlikely that income from fees is currently sufficient to cover running costs.
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R (Ingenious Media Holdings plc) v HMRC [2016] UKSC 54 and Campbell v MGN Ltd [2004] UKHL 22, [14] per Lord Nicholls, and [2005] UKHL 61 For instance, it was held that it was an unlawful breach of privacy for the Daily Mail to publish private journals of the Prince of Wales about the handover of Hong Kong to China stolen and leaked by a former employee.Associated Newspapers Ltd v Prince of Wales [2006] EWCA Civ 1776 It was also held to be unlawful for a newspaper to publish details of an applicant's private sexual life, even though in other countries the story had spread around the internet, because there was no 'public interest... in the disclosure or publication of purely private sexual encounters, even though they involve adultery or more than one person at the same time'. In this way the common law has developed to uphold human rights.
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The Supreme Court of India dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Manohar Lal Sharma for questioning the legality of the constitution of PM CARES Fund for COVID-19 by saying the petition as misconceived in April 2020. On 14 May 2020, the Bombay High Court sought a response from the Government of India in response to a petition seeking a declaration of the amount of funds received by the PM CARES Fund, and calling on the government to publish details of funds received and spent on the PM CARES website. On 22 May 2020, Praveen Kumar, a lawyer in Bengaluru, filed a criminal complaint against Sonia Gandhi and other Opposition leaders following tweets by them criticising the Fund on grounds of transparency and accountability. The criminal complaint was registered under provisions of the Indian Penal Code, including Section 153 (relating to provocations with the intent to cause riots) and Section 505(1)(b) (relating to the intent to cause fear or alarm in the public).
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By around the beginning of May, the 'Yes' campaign had spent £3.4 million compared to £2.6 million by the 'No' campaign. The 'Yes' campaign revealed that it had raised £2 million (as of 15 February 2011), with 95% coming from two donors, the Electoral Reform Society and the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust. The 'Yes' campaign also received five-figure sums from Alan Parker, who is close to both Gordon Brown and David Cameron, and Paul Marshall, a donor to the Liberal Democrats. There were initially accusations in the press that the 'No' campaign was refusing to publish details of their donors and the 'Yes' campaign was quicker than the 'No' campaign in doing this,No2Av campaigners refuse to publish donor details, Oliver Wright, The Independent, 15 February 2011 but subsequently said on 18 February 2011 they would do so before the referendum date.Rival AV campaigns pledge to disclose their donors before referendum day, by Patrick Wintour, The Guardian, 18 February 2011 However, they had not done so by 28 March 2011 when the 'Yes' campaign published an updated list of all donors of over £7,500, and launched a petition calling on the 'No' campaign to do the same.
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