But that verification system has yet to be put into effect.
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A secret plan hatched by misogynistic marketing experts is put into effect.
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The ruling was announced publicly Monday but put into effect last week.
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This month's changes put into effect several adjustments proposed by Mr Quarles.
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It's making the country more insular even before it's been put into effect.
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The new campaign has cost about $120,000 to develop and put into effect.
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President Xi Jinping ordered that tax cuts be drafted and put into effect.
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It's unclear if or when such a proposal might be put into effect.
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Canada responded by announcing it would put into effect countermeasures to combat U.S. tariffs.
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A number of other restrictions will also be put into effect by Capitol Police.
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The measures put into effect by governments also include releasing people in jail early.
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Despite the controversy over the regulation, it has yet to be put into effect.
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Iraq's constitution provides for decentralization, but it has yet to be put into effect.
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It holds that this plan was due to be put into effect on May 2nd.
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And so as March 29th approaches, their no-deal plans are being put into effect.
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Under Chris Christie, a medical marijuana bill was signed into law and put into effect.
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It is expected to be challenged in the courts before it is put into effect.
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Many of Mr. Trump's ideas can be put into effect through regulations or guidance documents.
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If this rule is put into effect, one million immigrants are expected to drop Medicaid.
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It took eight years for Mexico's landmark judicial reform to be put into effect nationwide.
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That plan could take nine to 18 months to put into effect, the company said.
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Sunday, the United States put into effect stringent travel restrictions on people coming from China.
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Whether they are put into effect, whether they become necessary here remains to be seen.
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There will be more stories like mine should this new rule be put into effect.
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The evacuation was put into effect in the same general area where torrential rains on Jan.
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The proposed rules could reportedly be finalized and put into effect as early as next month.
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A $350 student health fee, which caused an uproar on campus, was also put into effect.
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But while two recent proposals sound simple enough, they could be difficult to put into effect.
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The travel ban was first put into effect January 1 when state measure AB 1887 became law.
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In Sunday's announcement, it revised the original decree saying it was put into effect for one year.
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That would allow the country to sign — but not put into effect — trade deals with other partners.
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Rather, the biggest change put into effect this past weekend was to drastically reform the caucus process.
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One year later, in 2023, replicant prohibition was put into effect; those who could went into hiding.
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If put into effect, this increase would present a much larger threat for many more retailers, analysts say.
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His ideas on domestic policy are deeply ignorant and irresponsible, and would be disastrous if put into effect.
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It would be harder to put into effect for assets like real estate, privately held businesses, and artwork.
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The policy was put into effect in April 2018, his approval rating hovered around 40% at the time.
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The second accompanying chart summarizes the key cultural and social transformations put into effect by this demographic transition.
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The legislation was "well intentioned" but required more work before it could be put into effect, she said.
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It put into effect a new set of regulations that seek to expand internet access on the island.
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Tough action to weather the downturn could be easier to put into effect without the quarterly earnings treadmill.
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They remind us that many of our actions must be put into effect without perfect knowledge of their consequences.
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"We're uncertain about the size, timing and composition of changes that will actually be put into effect," she said.
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Nearly a dozen other states are planning to put into effect programs like the one now blocked in Kentucky.
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The proposed reforms would have been put into effect unless Congress introduced alternate policies to achieve the same savings.
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If the current situation stands, the rule would be able to put into effect with a vote from lawmakers.
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He put into effect the new rule over what to classify as an anti-Semitic hate crime on Jan.
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Put into effect in the Trump era, the program might become a vehicle to dismantle the welfare state entirely.
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But Lu said the universal two-child policy put into effect last year had given a boost to the industry.
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There have been more than 3,000 raids since the measures were put into effect after the terrorist attacks on Nov.
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The measure, put into effect just this week and intended to help stabilize stocks, may have instead intensified investors' concerns.
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A citywide curfew was put into effect, and National Guard troops joined Baltimore police in an attempt to maintain order.
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New HR regulations have been proposed, signed into law and put into effect — and even more are in the pipeline.
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In January, the country's nuclear deal was put into effect and some of the economic sanctions against Iran were lifted.
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In fact, the same government is in place since the Cuban embargo was put into effect in the early 1960s.
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Mohammed tells us how his family had been granted asylum to Texas when the Trump ban was put into effect.
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But a regulatory source told Reuters that these laws have yet to be put into effect by EU member states.
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Canada is already incensed over the administration's steel and aluminum tariffs, which Mr. Trump put into effect earlier this year.
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Before the new workflows were put into effect, the company released roughly 1,500 new products or upgrades in a year.
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Their use, good or bad, must be put into effect by an individual human being acting on his own purposes.
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If passed, they could be put into effect in the next revision of the city's building code in September 2019.
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On New Year's Day, part of Belgium put into effect a ban on the way Muslims and Jews slaughter animals.
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It's a question that the Supreme Court will almost certainly have to consider if this plan is put into effect.
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Another person who could bring litigation would be a person directly affected by a federal regulation put into effect by Whitaker.
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That order has yet to be put into effect, but Sessions' announcement seemed to be the first step in doing so.
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It will likely come with the massacre of many surrendering fighters and innocent civilians, and take weeks to put into effect.
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It's a method that academic papers have discussed for years, but which was never put into effect until now, Lievano said.
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"SFR has accustomed us to prohibitive demands in the past that were not put into effect," a spokesman for Orange said.
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The global gag rule, also known as the "Mexico City Policy," was first put into effect by Ronald Reagan in 1984.
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Earlier this year, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority put into effect two regulatory changes to help protect seniors from financial exploitation.
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The addition of on-screen text spelling out the wider context will likely take a few days to put into effect.
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"This rule, had it been put into effect, would have made the boundaries a lot clearer without extending jurisdiction," he says.
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Each board of education will institute procedures regarding the selection of material and how lesson changes will be put into effect.
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During that time, it would want to be allowed to sign — but not put into effect — trade deals with other partners.
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Prudence is concerned with the truth as it appears in things being put into effect for a right (or wrong) reason.
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The famous Latin definition of prudence is: Recta ratio agibilium—right reasoning in things to be done or put into effect.
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If Medicare decides to make a change, it will probably not be put into effect until a year or so later.
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I agree that, ultimately, the boss should put into effect whatever office policies are necessary to make sure work gets done.
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Its goal is to ensure it has "the proper scientific and regulatory foundation" to effectively put into effect tobacco oversight laws.
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The spokesperson said the issue occurred when the changes were put into effect after the FCC rolled out its new rules.
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Trump's global gag rule, which Republican presidents put into effect, means more unsafe abortions and suffering for women across the globe.
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Whether it is fully put into effect or not, it remains a milestone in the study of restitution of looted cultural property.
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The plaintiffs sought to have a temporary restraining order put into effect barring the law's implementation until the court case was resolved.
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He has put into effect banking regulations mandated by the postcrisis Dodd-Frank law, over the objections of Republicans and industry lobbyists.
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The United States government's unilateral, targeted sanctions put into effect in March 2015 have already done considerable damage to Venezuela's political process.
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Critics and supporters of the measure alike noted that much work remains to be done before the agreement is put into effect.
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The sex-reassignment surgery is the clearest sign yet that Mr. Trump's ban is a long way from being put into effect.
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Did you miss your opportunity to foster a pet before safe-at-home and shelter-in-place orders were put into effect?
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The exact thresholds and rates have not yet been established, and the plan is not guaranteed to be put into effect, either.
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American officials brokered similar deals with the governments of Honduras and El Salvador, though neither of those have been put into effect.
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A new, external chairman would make it easier to put into effect some of the changes that Mr. Loeb is calling for.
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"Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice," the State Department said.
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He called the challenges serious but said that he has begun to put into effect both short-term and long-term solutions.
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The power plan from the Obama administration had not been put into effect because it had been blocked by the Supreme Court.
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And he noticed that after the provisions were put into effect, people seemed more afraid of Stella than they had been before.
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Angel Nieves, 45, a 17-year Camden officer, said the policy "stunned" him when it was put into effect in November 2015.
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However, the law was soon after caught up in lawsuits, and in 2016, a nationwide stay on the law was put into effect.
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Lyft's domestic expansion comes as the ride-hailing startup put into effect a modest price cut in its city of origin, San Francisco.
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Tax changes can have serious ripple effects, which must be fully understood by institutions and the public before they are put into effect.
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Five years after the work requirement is put into effect, Kentucky Medicaid enrollment will have shrunk by nearly 4.63,000 people, or 15 percent.
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The airlines still hope to have a say in how the policy is put into effect at airports to minimize inconvenience to passengers.
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The CPP, the signature energy regulation of the Obama administration, was put into effect over the legal objections of dozens of American states.
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Though the Food and Drug Administration recently took jurisdiction over e-cigarettes, it will be years before any regulations are put into effect.
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But in a news release and a report promoting the plan, Mr. Stringer said it could be put into effect at little cost.
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Evacuation orders were also put into effect for parts of Georgia and South Carolina, bringing the total of evacuees to roughly 22019 million.
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The asylum changes are among many policies the president wants to put into effect with a new team in place, the official said.
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The report found that neither individual military branches nor the Defense Department monitored whether the screenings and other safeguards were put into effect.
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Last year, Nevada became one of the newest states to extend background check policy, however, the law has not yet been put into effect.
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A study published in December 2016 noted that even when regional trade agreements include trade-facilitation provisions, they are not always put into effect.
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On Friday morning, a hurricane watch was put into effect for Barbuda, Antigua and Anguilla, islands that were just left devastated by Hurricane Irma.
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Instead, the United States does not appear to have substantively altered the strategy that was put into effect against ISIS by the Obama administration.
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The U.S. airlines still hope to have a say in how the policy is put into effect at airports to minimize inconvenience to passengers.
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So although it has never been put into effect, the Clean Power Plan is in place, as is the body of law behind it.
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The proclamation put into effect a new administration rule submitted to the federal registry Thursday that serves as the legal vehicle for the ban.
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It's impossible to know the exact consequences once abstract ideas are imperfectly put into effect in the real world, which is untidy and unpredictable.
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The email thread was a brainstorming session among employees and none of the ideas were put into effect, said Gina Scigliano, a Google spokeswoman.
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In May, Europe put into effect a sweeping new privacy law that gives Europeans more control over what information is being collected on them.
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And under the current statute, which has yet to be put into effect, the federal government is still required to regulate carbon dioxide pollution.
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As Planning 2.0 gains support where it is actually being put into effect, you'd think this would be something that everyone could get behind.
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Mr. Avella criticized how the bioswales have been put into effect and the lack of input sought by the city sought from community groups.
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In November, Twitter put into effect its political advertising ban, which forbids paid content referring to candidates, political parties, legislation, regulation, or ballot measures.
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In recent years, Mr. Auerbach and Mr. Devereux have cooperated in developing the idea and working through how it might be put into effect.
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The ban's message of "keep out" helped drive down illegal border crossings as much as 245 percent, even without being formally put into effect.
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"Three-quarters of the tax cuts would benefit the top 2000 percent of taxpayers," if the plan were put into effect this year, it said.
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However, because "many everyday Americans would ... face great uncertainty" if that ruling were immediately put into effect, O'Connor issued a stay to allow for appeals.
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"It is past time for the FDA to put into effect what they announced weeks ago, and what they should have done years ago," Sen.
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Clinton speaking into the camera and declaring her support for Mr. Obama's measures to put into effect additional background checks and other gun control proposals.
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If all goes according to plan, the rule will be put into effect in 20303, meaning all new cars would have to comply by 2023.
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But as he grumbles through his retirement on his ranch, Graves comes to realize that the policies he put into effect have done serious damage.
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The first part of I-Stop, put into effect in 2013, is an online registry that a doctor must check before prescribing a controlled medication.
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In suburban New Rochelle this week, officials put into effect a 1-mile containment zone after the town was found to be a coronavirus cluster.
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It's an ambitious target because proposed incentives such as tax breaks on imported solar panels, batteries and equipment have yet to be put into effect.
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China, one of the biggest markets for ivory, put into effect a ban on the sale of commercial ivory at the end of last year.
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Three major league players have been disciplined under the policy, which was developed in conjunction with the players' union and put into effect on Aug.
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"Three-quarters of the tax cuts would benefit the top 1 percent of taxpayers," if the plan were put into effect this year, it said.
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The creation of the group would put into effect an ambitious climate change plan that Mr. Cuomo and legislative leaders agreed to over the summer.
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On Monday, after years of speculation, court injunctions, and false starts, the Trump administration will finally put into effect its so-called public charge rule.
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In truth, given the type of change Lue is trying to put into effect, the team will probably be tinkering until the start of the postseason.
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A delay of the regulation could give the Labor Department time to go over portions of the rule that are still difficult to put into effect.
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Others can be put into effect immediately, such as improving the transparency of campaign spending and extending the period when the government is barred from campaigning.
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The EBA said on Wednesday it was aware of Britain's temporary permissions proposal, but that it required a legislative and political process to put into effect.
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The Park-Museveni agreement, if put into effect, would be a coup for Ms. Park, who supports aggressive enforcement of United Nations sanctions against North Korea.
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The ruling was announced publicly Monday but put into effect last week, but Apple said in a statement that all iPhone models remain available in China.
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But many of those changes have yet to be put into effect — work that will only begin at an academy governors meeting set for March 15.
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But the new release date, first reported by Variety, was quickly put into effect after the film was pulled from the Tribeca slate over the weekend.
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Those steps have frustrated many companies as they wait for the Treasury Department to issue regulations and guidance on how they will be put into effect.
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Florida's building code, put into effect in 20043, is famously stringent when it comes to windstorm resistance for homes built along the hurricane-prone Atlantic shoreline.
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This year is particularly interesting: The IRS released its and has put into effect new tax , reflecting changes stemming from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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The lawsuit, which raises novel issues about privacy and surveillance in the social-media era, challenged a rule the State Department put into effect this year.
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Investors continued to make moves based on the bevy of policy changes that the Trump administration could put into effect when it takes over in January.
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If better regulations aren't put into effect, the informal coalition of more than a dozen business leaders says the cannabis industry in the state may collapse.
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The ruling was put into effect just months after Walmart acquired Indian e-commerce player Flipkart for $16 billion and during Modi's campaign to be reelected.
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Any final deal on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union will have to be submitted to Parliament as legislation before it can be put into effect.
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Democrats hope the report will increase pressure on the administration to put into effect sanctions Congress overwhelmingly enacted last year with a deadline of Jan. 29.
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Separately, Qualcomm announced Thursday it posted security bonds in order to put into effect a German court order that will ban sales of some iPhones in Germany.
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FARC to follow deal FARC Commander Timoleón "Timochenko" Jiménez said that his group would maintain the ceasefire with Colombia's government that was put into effect last June.
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But the current so-called negative deposit rate, which the central bank first put into effect in June 2014, is intended to prod banks to lend money.
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Mr. Moscovici said his proposals also showed Europe's eagerness to put into effect international standards endorsed by the leaders of Group of 20 major economies last year.
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Blue Apron has also put into effect a hiring freeze on some salaried positions, but is still hiring for certain corporate roles and hourly fulfillment center positions.
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Three seats is about how many seats Democrats are slated to gain because of the redistricting put into effect by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court earlier this year.
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The Mets owe him $87 million through the 2020 season but will save money this season because of an insurance policy put into effect by Wright's injury.
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It urged member states to redouble efforts to put into effect sanctions against North Korea, including the latest and toughest measures imposed by the Council in March.
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If all the existing and suggested cuts are put into effect, OPEC and its allies will have removed close to 4 percent of supply from the market.
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Ms. Nadhiri said that Facebook often sought patents for technology it never put into effect and that patent filings were not an indication of the company's plans.
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But that practice changed with the zero-tolerance policy, which had been officially put into effect days before their arrival, and the father and son were separated.
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The key ingredient: the fury of Stephen Miller, the 221-year-old White House senior adviser, that they had not put into effect the policies he pushed.
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They hired more consultants to put into effect the best and latest thinking in policing, community outreach, anything that could stop the violence tearing through their city.
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It is because of this source and other intelligence that the ban on laptops and other electronic devices from 10 Middle Eastern countries was put into effect.
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Brunei this year also put into effect a criminal code that prescribes execution by stoning for gay sex (although the country's sultan says it will not be implemented).
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The measures were put into effect based on allegations of voting fraud although there has been no solid evidence of that kind of wrongdoing at any serious level.
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At the same time, Apple is uniquely wedded to both Chinese manufacturing and US markets, a brutal combination if any kind of smartphone tariff is put into effect.
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If the U.S. Congress does not ratify the deal, Guajardo said consideration should be given to whether the remainder could put into effect without the world's biggest economy.
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If all the policies were put into effect, the report said, the country would be plunged into a recession beginning in early 2018 and remain there into 2020.
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If put into effect, the tariffs would raise the price of steel and aluminum, squeezing automakers, beverage manufacturers and other industries that buy a lot of those materials.
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"Tariffs are working," the president said on Twitter, attributing an investment announced by U.S. Steel to the steel and aluminum tariffs Mr. Trump put into effect last year.
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Editor's Note: This diary was written before COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic and current CDC guidelines about social distancing and travel restrictions were put into effect.
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Supporters say the measures give crime victims the rights they deserve, but even some prosecutors have said they may be too expensive and difficult to put into effect.
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Editor's Note: This diary was written before COVID-10 was declared a global pandemic and current CDC guidelines about social distancing and travel restrictions were put into effect.
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In 2015, the country endorsed the end of populism, electing President Mauricio Macri to put into effect orthodox economic policy and bring the lost decade to a close.
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The comprehensive sanctions program initially put into effect by the U.S. had many negative unintended consequences on the citizens of Sudan and members of the Sudanese civil society.
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Some firms have said they will not backtrack on steps they had begun to put into effect in anticipation of narrow compliance with the Labor Department's fiduciary rule.
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On Monday, the United States put into effect what is essentially an embargo on oil from the main Venezuelan state-owned oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, or Pdvsa.
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And it's now guaranteed that the Supreme Court, if it agrees to consider the ban at all, will be considering a policy that's never been put into effect.
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Trump's team and Republican leaders are reportedly asking Congress for new money that could put into effect a law that was signed by President George W. Bush in 2006.
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The sources gave no details of the royalty increases and said they would be put into effect by temporary decree that would have to be approved later by Congress.
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"We hope both can earnestly, with joint efforts, put into effect the consensus reached by the two countries' leaders at the Argentina meeting," he told a daily news briefing.
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Perhaps in the lead up to the inauguration he will want to show that some of the skills he is always boasting about can actually be put into effect.
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But now, some are questioning whether the changes put into effect by the Trump administration amount to an overcorrection that risks handing over too much authority to the Pentagon.
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Neither do I. For that matter, even the demand for new ideas is highly questionable, since there are plenty of good old ideas that haven't been put into effect.
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The enormous administrative undertaking that would be required to put into effect the deferred deportation program — which some in Congress had hoped to defund — would thus be wholly unnecessary.
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The problem is that the president had, back on May 23, already asked the Department of Commerce to commence its investigation into whether tariffs could be put into effect.
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Statehood is nothing else than Equality; and this Admission Act provides the means to put into effect the values of Democracy and Respect upon which our Nation is built.
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The heat rules were put into effect because the wet bulb reading — which factors in air temperature, humidity, wind speed, sun angle and cloud cover — exceeded 30.1 degrees Celsius.
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Yet how the peace deal signed by Mr. Santos was to be put into effect was not often discussed in the campaign, and sometimes appeared to be an afterthought.
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Advocates, state prosecutors and some members of Congress have expressed concern that Ms. DeVos will weaken regulations that were put into effect to curb abuses by for-profit colleges.
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Also, whatever may or may not have occurred 22 years ago happened long before Patricia entered the N.F.L. and years before the current conduct policy was put into effect.
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It is customary for federal agencies to issue detailed regulations on how new laws should be put into effect, and Mr. Obama's Department of Education did so in November.
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Authorities in Lee County aren't able to answer further questions about Fisher and the case because of a gag order put into effect earlier in the month, Register said.
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The company said, however, that it expects profitability on new energy vehicles to improve in the second half citing new subsidy standards that were put into effect in June.
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Randi Lee Harper, the founder of the Online Abuse Prevention Initiative, has already outlined a series of such potential fixes, many of which have not been put into effect.
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"You heard Bill talk about a program I brought to Arkansas…" she said, explaining an early childhood education program she put into effect as the first lady of this state.
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The report also noted that a small number of groups disproportionately file requests, suggesting a small cottage industry in reputation fixers has arisen since the rules were put into effect.
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In the weeks since President Trump's initial travel ban was put into effect and blocked, artists and writers entering the US have faced strenuous scrutiny from Customs and Border Patrol.
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President Obama travels to Detroit on Wednesday for a celebration of sorts of the success of the automobile industry bailout he put into effect during his first year in office.
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"The authorities will need to take bold and immediate governance reforms to put into effect the government's proclaimed intention to mark a break with past policies and practices," it said.
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To firmly predict that job growth will not be affected would be well beyond what the research can tell us, especially for the largest minimum wage increases put into effect.
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The two sides agreed to take steps to put into effect an agreement - which also includes Sudan - to set up a fund for investing in infrastructure in the three countries.
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Wealthy families joined major corporations to fund a largely invisible apparatus—one that has largely hijacked the Republican Party—to put into effect the laws that now plague our nation.
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Many national regulators remain concerned about how it will be put into effect, and several data protection campaigners have said they will probably file legal cases against the new pact.
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Granted, this kind of plan to replace the exchanges and employers with a more consumer-based and individual choice market will take time to plan out and put into effect.
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" After viewing the competition site, he asked, "Instead of building walls and having a competition to build walls, why don't we put into effect a competition that can build relationships?
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The interest will be waived automatically, the spokesperson said, and the policy will be put into effect over approximately the next week, retroactive back to Friday's announcement by the President.
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The report recommends, among many suggestions, that Hawaii put into effect a two-person confirmation process, in which all directives and actions are read aloud and verified by two employees.
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A "zero tolerance" policy created by the president in April and put into effect last month by the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, allows no such exceptions, Mr. Trump's advisers say.
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If his tax plan were put into effect, billionaires would lose half their wealth in 15 years, provided all other factors (like their stock prices or business values) remained constant.
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But it's becoming increasingly irrelevant, because without political will and political power — and a movement behind that political will and power — no policy is going to be put into effect.
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Antad also said that a total 681 stores had been sacked throughout Mexico this month after a double-digit hike in gasoline prices put into effect by the government on Jan.
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The order was put into effect for people living in Elsinore "on the mountainside of Lake St and southwest of Grand Ave to Ortega Hwy," the Cleveland National Forest Service tweeted .
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Pretty soon there won't be anything left of the old days except memories of the old timers, and the reactionary safety regulations put into effect due to previous workers goof-ups.
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The idea that smart contracts would change this is a fallacy — it conflates the legal arrangement being put into effect with software with the legal arrangement itself being coded as software.
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Avi Rubin, an expert on election security who is also a professor at Johns Hopkins, testified about a decade ago that when properly put into effect, these systems have many advantages.
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The new rules will be put into effect in mid-September, and if an advertiser doesn't provide the new information by mid-October, Facebook said, it will pause an organization's ads.
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Daily Total: $72 Editor's Note: This diary was written before COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic and current CDC guidelines about social distancing and travel restrictions were put into effect.
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Daily Total: $125.28 Editor's Note: This diary was written before COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic and current CDC guidelines about social distancing and travel restrictions were put into effect.
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A similar, though ultimately unsuccessful, approach to pacification — the latest iteration of the Johnson administration's "hearts and minds" program — was put into effect in all of South Vietnam in May 1967.
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In an email, a spokesman said it had provided advice to the company to help design and put into effect a system to track working and living conditions of seasonal workers.
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We also do not include potential Trump administration policies that were discussed on the campaign but have yet to be put into effect, including potential expansion of offshore oil and gas production.
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"We've always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate, regardless of ideology," a Facebook spokesperson told CNN Business when the bans were put into effect on Thursday.
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The individual healthcare marketplace has faced challenges, however, partly because of policies put into effect by the Republican Trump administration, such as removing penalties for Americans who do not enroll in insurance.
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Earlier this week, President Trump signed an executive order that put into effect an across-the-board employment freeze for federal employees, excluding those in the military, national security, and public safety.
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The proclamation put into effect a new rule the Trump administration entered into the federal registry on Friday that would ban migrants from applying for asylum outside of official ports of entry.
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In the aftermath of the Rana Plaza collapse, broad structural and fire safety reforms were put into effect, and global apparel companies agreed to help Bangladesh with fire safety and building improvements.
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Many economists believe that demonetization, along with stricter tax policies that Mr. Modi's government has put into effect, has crimped India's economic growth, which is running at around 7 percent a year.
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A bill introduced in 2017 by the top Democrat on the committee, Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, to put into effect new rules for online ads has failed to gain much momentum.
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Now, however, the Trump administration is about to put into effect procedures to make it virtually impossible to prove disparate impact, no matter how egregious a discriminatory policy or practice may be.
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URUMQI, China — The regional government of China's far western region of Xinjiang, which has grappled with ethnic violence, has put into effect strict regulations that punish people for spreading "false information" online.
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Will the Keystone XL pipeline be reinvigorated, will walls be built, will immigration be halted, will the pre-clearance agreement be put into effect, will the joint declaration "Beyond the Border" survive?
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Her visit came during one of the coldest nights in the city so far, with temperatures dropping to the low 40s — so much that freezing warnings were put into effect in the area.
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New START has served the nonproliferation and national security interests of both nations, a reality reflected in the fact that no treaty-breaking violations have occurred since the agreement was put into effect.
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After 9/11, more stringent US-Canada border control rules were put into effect that mean you now must camp on either the American or the Canadian side of the river without switching.
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Oil prices declined after the United States said it would consider requests from some countries to be exempted from sanctions it will put into effect in November that prevents Iran from exporting oil.
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The rules, which had not yet been put into effect, would have required ISPs to ask customers' permission before collecting and sharing data on their web browsing history, app usage and geo-location.
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Oil prices fell after the United States said it would consider requests from some countries to be exempted from sanctions it will put into effect in November that prevents Iran from exporting oil.
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Recent figures showed that coal sales were down 12 percent since the sanctions were put into effect, a marginal amount, said Stephan Haggard, a Korea specialist at the University of California, San Diego.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China on Thursday put into effect new laws requiring civilian drones over a certain size to be registered under real names, in an effort to improve the safety of its skies.
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Mr. Assad has begun an offensive to retake the Idlib area that he had shelved last fall after a cease-fire agreement was put into effect between rebel groups and the Syrian government.
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Last year, New York fully put into effect a law that raised the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years old after having for years processed 16- and 17-year-olds as adults.
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Dubai&aposs rulers Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum and his successor, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, put into effect a plan to turn the city into the world&aposs top tourist destination.
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The sentiment of leaders and spectators at the signing ceremony and surrounding events on Friday was aspirational, for it's clear that until it's formally put into effect, the Paris Agreement is largely symbolic.
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Some female bathers say they disapprove of a new policy put into effect late last year at Hampstead Heath park that allows transgender people to enter the women-only area, including its changing rooms.
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The law was put into effect so more people could observe the holiday with a three-day weekend, which was believed to bring more "substantial benefits" to the nation, according to the National Archives.
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Gennette went on to explain that the latest tariff hike, to 25% from 10%, on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods put into effect last Friday will hurt its furniture business, albeit not drastically.
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The second proposed ordinance to ban the sale of e-cigarettes on city property will require two readings and needs to pass a second vote next week before it can be put into effect.
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The refugee and visa ban was the first major policy that Trump put into effect — but at this point, it's been tied up in court for much longer than it was actually in force.
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Costco's Chief Financial Officer Richard Galanti, on a post-earnings call with analysts, said the situation is "pretty fluid" and the company is looking to accelerate shipments before certain tariffs are put into effect.
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The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court for President Trump's travel ban to be fully enacted after a California appeals court ruled that only portions of the ban could be put into effect.
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While not articulated in these terms, his plan imagines that the much-remarked-upon slump in productivity will reverse itself if Mr. Trump's agenda of lighter regulation and lower taxes was put into effect.
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Thanks to protests last year after two men died by freezing to death, places like Margaret's—normally only open when extreme cold weather alerts are put into effect—are now open January through February.
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The commission tried to address the issue last September by proposing changes to grant slightly broader discovery rights to defendants, but that drew a tepid response and nothing has been put into effect yet.
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Under the so-called Clean Slate law, put into effect in 2010 while Mr. da Silva was president, candidates are barred from running for office if a criminal conviction has been upheld on appeal.
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If put into effect, the order would reflect a significant escalation by President Trump in his frequent attacks against social media companies over an alleged but unproven systemic bias against conservatives by technology platforms.
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A closer examination of what it would take to put into effect Mr. Trump's initiatives, like a proposal to impose new import taxes, suggests that market participants might be overly excited, Mr. Fournier added.
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Facebook is trying to put into effect a similar no-vote share structure, as is IAC/InterActive Corporation, though those two companies have been met with resistance and litigation from shareholders challenging this move.
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It is also a reminder of how challenging it has been for Ms. Power in particular to put into effect the idea that she is best known for: using diplomacy to prevent mass atrocities.
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Politico reported Tuesday that the measure was expected to move easily through the House, and that the Senate was preparing its own bill containing "guidance" on how the amendment should be put into effect.
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President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Friday to water down the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial regulatory framework put into effect in response to the financial crisis, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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President Donald Trump on Friday will take two financial-related actions, including one to explore ways to fix "overarching" banking rules put into effect after the 2008 crisis, according to a senior White House official.
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Total confirmed cases: More than 42,700Total deaths: At least 1,013 The general ban on travelers with Chinese passports that Royal Caribbean put into effect last week was lifted Monday, the company said in a statement.
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Mr. Wolf is viewed by Stephen Miller, the White House adviser and the chief architect of the president's border policies, as someone who can reliably put into effect his immigration agenda, according to administration officials.
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The program, which is being put into effect over five years, is available in 15 ZIP codes so far: 10025, 104673, 10027, 11216, 11221, 11225, 11433, 11434, 11373, 10302, 10303, 10314, 10457, 10467 and 10468.
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It is a matter of scale that has embroiled the president in a lawsuit in which two courts have already ruled against his ability to put into effect what is, in reality, an amnesty program.
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"We are still studying the different scenarios," the second source said, adding that even if OPEC decided to ease the output restrictions in June it may take three to four months to put into effect.
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However, a push to purge the Supreme Court failed after the lead justice, Malgorzata Gersdorf, refused to resign and the European Commission threatened penalties if a newly imposed mandatory retirement age was put into effect.
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As a matter of law, there is no reason domestic banking supervisors must put into effect the recommendations of the Financial Stability Board and other international regulatory efforts, but the consequences of noncompliance are high.
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Put into effect 10 years later, it has since helped the 34 North American and European signatories — including the US and Russia — gain confidence that others weren't developing advanced weapons in secret or planning big attacks.
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Tougher banking regulations put into effect since the Great Recession have lowered the chances of another financial crisis, but they odds are still much too high, Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari told CNBC on Thursday.
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In Brussels on Thursday, Trump will participate in the unveiling of a NATO memorial representing in part the only time the treaty's mutual defense clause, Article 5, was put into effect, which was after the Sept.
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Vullo touted a cybersecurity regulation her agency put into effect in March, and one that took effect in January that required banks ensure their monitoring programs were designed to help prevent money laundering and terrorism financing.
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He described the pullout as a "cause-and-effect mission," according to The Wall Street Journal, demanding assurances from players in the region, and said the timetable hinges on certain policy decisions being put into effect.
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"After the United States unfairly raised tariffs against China, China immediately put into effect raised tariffs on some U.S. goods," Lu said, reiterating earlier government statements that Beijing would fight back when its interests were threatened.
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Mr. Trump was not specific about what changes President Barack Obama made to "complicate things further," but at least one regulatory change previously discussed by Mr. Trump and his C.D.C. director was never put into effect.
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The proposal, dreamed up by Ohio Senate Republicans and put into effect by the state's Department of Medicaid, would require low-income recipients of public health care to work or volunteer for 20 hours per week.
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Under pressure from a growing grass-roots movement, the city authorities have put into effect a slate of measures, including rent caps, a partial ban on vacation rentals, development-free zones and increased social housing subsidies.
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The neighborhood policing program has been put into effect in places like the 47th Precinct in the Bronx, where Mr. Graham, who was black, was pursued by narcotics officers into his home in the Wakefield neighborhood.
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Whether that reform will ever actually be put into effect is questionable: Romania has local and general elections coming up, and some politicians seem to care more about those than about the health of the Romanian people.
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Along with not needing to insure, park or maintain the car, you also wouldn't have to worry about fueling it — a benefit de Nysschen hypothesized Cadillac would put into effect for customers even before autonomy becomes prevalent.
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New regulations, put into effect in early April, ban (among other things) cell phones, smart wearables, drones, and digital cameras within 5 kilometers of the dish and impose uncomfortably large fines on those who break the rules.
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Several of those recommendations are expected to be put into effect this year and include requirements for more rigorous and frequent psychological screening of pilots throughout their careers as well as confidential peer-support programs for pilots.
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Last year, after an economist with the division presented research that contradicted the Trump administration's views about the president's signature tax cuts, the Agriculture Department put into effect new rules about submitting work to peer-reviewed journals.
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Under the policy put into effect in January 2019, most non-Mexicans who seek asylum at U.S. border checkpoints or while crossing the border illegally are sent back to Mexico to await further hearings on their claims.
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He wants to appoint a White House psychologist, "make taxes fun" by turning April 15 into a national holiday and put into effect "digital social credits," a kind of gamified reward system to encourage socially productive behavior.
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The country's attention was focused elsewhere two weeks ago when five justices gave the Trump administration precisely what it needed to put into effect one of the most meanspirited and unjustified of all its recent immigration policies.
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Samuel Herbert Nsubuga, the chief executive of the African Center for Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture Victims, based in Uganda, said anti-torture legislation that the country passed in 2012 had still not been put into effect.
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Human rights experts accuse the Indian army of operating under the heavy-handed, emergency Armed Forces Special Powers Act, put into effect in 1990, authorizing the military to destroy personal property and use deadly force and make arrests.
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In Fayetteville, where the Cape Fear River is already above flooding levels — and is not expected to crest until Tuesday, at 62 feet — mandatory evacuations were ordered Sunday, and a curfew was put into effect until further notice.
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Kaplan said he believes the discussion on what to do with the balance sheet should continue throughout the year, and that once rates are a bit higher, the plan should be published and put into effect soon after.
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On Friday and Saturday, a severe snow storm is expected to stretch from the Appalachians toward New York, and USA Today reports that a blizzard watch has been put into effect in the Washington D.C. and Baltimore areas.
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In response to an international outcry, President Trump recently issued an executive order to end his administration's practice, first widely put into effect in May, of forcibly removing children from migrant parents who had entered the country illegally.
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Others said that if the rules were put into effect, Cal/OSHA inspectors could also eventually begin ordering actors to use safety goggles and dental dams, adding no one would want to see a film with that equipment.
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Since then, the airline has put into effect a variety of new security measures in response to Egypt's political turmoil, jihadist violence and other aviation disasters like the crash of a Russian plane that killed 224 people in October.
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The FAA's proposed rule was never put into effect, said Mary Schiavo, a former inspector general with the Department of Transportation, which oversees the FAA, and it's unclear whether Southwest ever began the inspections based on the FAA proposal.
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To their disappointment, the Supreme Court's split ruling leaves in place a 2015 lower-court ruling invalidating the plan that Obama tried to put into effect by executive order, known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA.
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The policy, put into effect in June, aimed to "reduce the number of all open civil judicial cases that are more than 2.5 years old without a complaint filed," according to an internal EPA document obtained by The Hill.
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" He pointedly questioned Jeffrey Gerrish, Mr. Trump's nominee to be the deputy United States Trade Representative, who was testifying before the Senate Finance Committee: "I hope you'll be an advocate of observing the law that Congress put into effect.
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The Guatemala deal is the only one of the three that has been put into effect, and in recent weeks, the American authorities have begun sending Honduran and Salvadoran asylum seekers back to Guatemala to apply for sanctuary there.
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One of Mr. Cuomo's biggest pushes this year will be to put into effect a congestion pricing plan, which would use a fee on drivers who enter the busiest parts of Manhattan to fund the city's flailing subway system.
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The evacuation was put into effect on Tuesday in the same general area where torrential rains in January unleashed cascades of mud, boulders and other debris that killed 21 people, injured dozens of others and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes.
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But Jonathan Grella, executive vice president for public affairs at the U.S. Travel Association, an industry trade group, said travel groups would keep an eye on how the changes were put into effect because European countries could decide to add security.
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Now 24, she had come of age navigating the obstacles facing young people like herself, and in recent years had been able to get a work permit and to avoid deportation because of a federal policy put into effect in 2012.
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With regard to green card holders, when the executive order was put into effect, some green card holders were detained; later, after much harm was done, the Trump administration clarified that the executive order does not apply to legal permanent residents.
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Lima-Marin seemed on the cusp of freedom this week when the judge's order was put into effect, but before he could walk out of the Colorado Department of Corrections, agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement took him into custody.
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Still, such non-milled poi, however traditional, could not be legally sold under Department of Health regulations — a legacy of a 1911 ban put into effect during a cholera outbreak — until native advocates lobbied for a legal exception in 22002.
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If put into effect, the new policy would end the current practice of asylum seekers remaining in the United States while their applications are processed, disparaged as "catch and release" by Trump, who is a vocal opponent of the practice.
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"When there is greater clarity about the economic policies that might be put into effect the (Federal Open Market Committee) will have to factor those assessments of their impact on employment and inflation and perhaps adjust our outlook," Yellen said.
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Cuomo had directed that events in New York with more than 500 people be canceled or postponed, while in suburban New Rochelle, officials put into effect a 1-mile containment zone after the town was found to be a coronavirus cluster.
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The United States, Jha says, does not have the bureaucratic or totalitarian capacity to put into effect a Wuhan-style lockdown, and the moment when massive testing and contact tracing could have kept a national outbreak in check is long gone.
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The warning said travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice, and should be aware that the Chinese government could prevent them from entering or exiting parts of Hubei province.
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The new rule, announced in March and put into effect on Monday, also means that garbage bags will be taken off supermarket shelves and visitors entering Kenya will be required to leave their duty-free shopping bags at the airport.
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Before reaching the main terminal, vehicles stop briefly at a security checkpoint at the airport's entrance, where guards signal drivers to roll down their window - a procedure hard to put into effect at busier and larger airports around the world.
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Rebel lawmakers from the governing Conservative Party joined with pro-European members of opposition parties to require that any final deal to withdraw from the European Union be submitted to Parliament — as legislation — before it can be put into effect. Mrs.
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Dispelling the first of what he calls "urban myths" about banking, Bove countered conventional wisdom — saying the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform law, which was put into effect after the 2008 crisis, won't be repealed or modified in favor of the big institutions.
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Business Insider spoke with Pierre Debbas, a partner and founding member of Romer Debbas LLP, to get his interpretation on what the change means for leases that are not yet signed but were being negotiated before the rule was put into effect.
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When meeting with the police, border patrol officers and the victims of crime, Mr. Sessions gives Mr. Trump all of the credit for a law-and-order crackdown he has put into effect with a speed that thrills supporters and appalls critics.
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But competency-based education is hard to put into effect because it is so different from traditional higher education — in the way courses are designed, the way faculty members are expected to teach, how long courses take and how students should be charged.
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Graphic: S.Korea's LNG imports fall on lower gas power , here Demand is expected to rebound from the mid 2020s as South Korea starts to put into effect a shift in its energy policy to boost green energy and cut levels of choking smog.
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The peso move, which appears to be linked to the reduced likelihood of Mr. Trump's being able to put into effect his immigration and trade proposals, also suggests that the financial markets' reaction was a judgment that Mr. Trump lost the debate.
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The Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule, put into effect in 2015 under then-President Obama, requires jurisdictions that receive funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to assess fair housing and identify solutions to discriminatory barriers in housing markets.
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The 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent tariff on aluminum that President Trump first threatened in March and put into effect in June precipitated a string of retaliatory tariffs from China and other trading partners including Germany, Mexico and Canada.
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This time around, for all of their blunt objections to the proposed tariffs on Mexican products, Republican senators have already grown reluctant to commit to actually voting to disapprove them, optimistic, they say, that the tariffs will not be put into effect.
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In one of the harshest examples in the region, Brunei this year put into effect new laws that authorized executions by stoning for gay sex and adultery, although the country's leader said it would maintain a de facto moratorium on the death penalty.
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She dodged several questions about how many of the so-called dreamers might be eligible for what she called a "permanent solution" to their legal status, or how it might be put into effect, or when deportations of DACA recipients might begin.
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But the new machines have the same problems as the ones they will replace — all machines on the market today were tested and certified to the standards HAVA put into effect in 2007, and technology has evolved considerably in the last decade.
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After detailing the manner in which the law shall be put into effect, the penalties for not registering and the exemptions provided for, the President's proclamation insists, in strong terms, upon the necessity for the nation to organize itself for the struggle.
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When the nuclear agreement was put into effect in January 2016, Iran released a number of dual nationals from the United States that it had arrested on spying and other charges, including Jason Rezaian, who was The Washington Post's Tehran bureau chief.
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A peace deal reached in the Belarus capital of Minsk in February 2015 required Ukraine to change its laws and Constitution to provide for such a status but, like most elements of the Minsk agreement, this has not been put into effect.
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Obviously, it's possible for many executive agencies to unwind some of the Obama-era regulations with standard policymaking; however, CRA review can be used for some of the big regulations that have already been put into effect that may already be hampering businesses and consumers.
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The "one country, two systems" formula under which Hong Kong has been governed by China since 1997 has been "earnestly" put into effect, and the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong people fully guaranteed, Geng Shuang said in a statement posted on the ministry's website.
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And individual insurers, state and federal agencies, and national health care accreditation organizations have either proposed or put into effect policies ranging from limiting the number of days an initial opioid prescription can last to restricting the strength of the actual doses doctors can prescribe.
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The rule, which was introduced under the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law but has yet to be put into effect, aims to prevent the contagion risks that saw many big banks wobble during the crisis due to their large exposures to one another.
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In the fall, Mr. Assad appeared to be on the verge of ordering an invasion of the area, where millions of civilians live or are seeking safe harbor, before a cease-fire agreement was put into effect between rebel groups and the Syrian government.
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With Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, Kennedy famously put into effect the "no cities" strategy, in which the United States would focus on military targets early in a conflict, moving away from Eisenhower's massive retaliation approach that targeted all major Soviet (and Chinese) cities.
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Under a settlement with the New York Civil Liberties Union, which was reached at the end of 5003 and is still being put into effect, the State Department of Corrections has agreed to stop putting juvenile inmates into solitary confinement at all state prisons.
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While some environmentalists are hopeful the Supreme Court ruling will leave open the door for the Clean Water rule to be put into effect while the court cases are carried out, the Trump administration expects a stay on the rule to be finalized shortly.
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Three women who worked as receptionists and are black, and three other former employees who are white, said a salon dress code was put into effect in recent years that discouraged hairstyles associated with black culture, and was not uniformly applied to all employees.
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The $100 billion list will be subject to the same public comment and hearing process as the $50 billion list, so it could take 60 days or more to put into effect, three sources familiar with the Trump administration's thinking on tariff plans told Reuters.
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At the Khaldan training camp, which has graduated several of al Qaeda's more dangerous alumni, Algerian Ahmad Ressam was learning how to make explosives, a skill he would later put into effect in an ill-fated attempt to bomb Los Angeles International Airport in December 1999.
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At Caruso's—a Moorseville Italian restaurant where, according to their website, "proper attire" is required to eat at the "traditional, classy, intimate" space—a no-child policy put into effect in January has lead to an uptick in customers seeking a quieter, tantrum-free dining experience.
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The S.E.C.'s order requires Point72 to put into effect the procedures suggested by an outside monitor to prevent insider trading if it wants to return as an investment adviser, which can provide a blueprint for the types of compliance measures expected for these types of firms.
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Another explanation, based on Venezuelan military sources and reported in El Confidencial, a Spanish digital newspaper, is that this plan was due to be put into effect on May 2nd and that Mr Guaidó and Mr López jumped the gun, prompting the high command to back off.
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Many who supported repeal of the ban for "hard cases" like rape, incest and fatal fetal abnormality were less persuaded by the government's plan—which Mr Varadkar says he will now put into effect—to legislate for abortion on request in the first trimester of pregnancy.
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Under the terms of the new refugee deal, which was announced on March 18 (it's not clear whether it's yet been put into effect), refugees and other "irregular migrants" who arrive in Greece — tens of thousands land on Greek islands every month — will be shipped to Turkey.
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It will not be possible for Poland to have a balanced budget in 2020 if a plan to increase social security contributions for high earners is not put into effect and plans for a 13th payment to pensioners are implemented, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reported, citing sources.
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The policy, put into effect on May 1, encourages employees not to disparage the paper's partners on social media, to not use social media during the workday unless vital to one's job and to contact human services if someone suspects another employee of violating the policy.
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And I don't think we can risk that, I certainly don't want to risk that…Things like Obamacare, the prospect of that being overturned in the [next] presidency and the continuation of the policies that Obama has put into effect, that's certainly at stake, as well.
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On Sunday afternoon, the administration put into effect a rule that would also essentially quarantine American travelers who had visited China within the past two weeks, diverting them to seven airports "to implement enhanced screening procedures," according to guidelines issued Sunday by the Department of Homeland Security.
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He also spent part of the day writing a series of tweets excoriating Federal Reserve officials as "Boneheads" and demanding that they immediately put into effect emergency measures to stimulate the economy — emergency measures that are normally only implemented in the face of a severe crisis.
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"We are working on a series of executive orders that the president-elect will put into effect to ensure that there is an orderly transition, during the period after we repeal Obamacare, to a market-based health care economy," Mr. Pence said at the Capitol on Wednesday.
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But many of the tech-industry insiders I spoke with in Austin, including some who agree with Ms. Warren that the big companies are too powerful, cautioned that some of the details in her proposal were too vague, and could backfire if put into effect as written.
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Within a year of the act becoming law, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would be required to put into effect new regulations that enable parents to not only delete said personal information, but also receive descriptions of the data collected and, when "reasonable," review the actual data itself.
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The administration has sanctioned more than 100 Cuban companies, imposed stricter travel restrictions on its citizens and put into effect a 1996 law, suspended by its predecessors, that allows Cuban-Americans to sue foreign companies and individuals deemed to be trafficking in properties nationalized after the 1959 Revolution.
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That such Republican stalwarts would take part is a little odd in that Graves has a late-life identity crisis and realizes that the conservative policies he put into effect when in office 25 years earlier have done long-term damage, which he sets about trying to undo.
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The new policy, announced at a news conference on Monday, was put into effect soon after a Salt Lake City police officer detained Alex Wubbels, who on July 26 refused to allow an officer to take a blood sample from an unconscious patient at University of Utah Hospital.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged to spend $259 million to enhance legal assistance for immigrants in underserved areas and to put into effect other changes suggested by a task force that examined the city's efforts to curb to domestic violence, a crime that largely occurs behind closed doors.
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The Louisiana-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit granted a request from the state to put into effect the law requiring physicians who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles (48 km) of the place where the abortion is performed.
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HSI believes it is Yulin's new Party Secretary, Mr. Mo Gong Ming, who is pushing the ban forward and that the new restrictions will be put into effect on June 15, just one week before the Yulin festival starts, with up to 100,000 yuan fines for those who violate the ban.
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Both the uncertainty of what would replace Obamacare and the months it would take to pass that into law are what worry insurers — and what could lead more of them to abandon the individual health plan market or risk booking bigger losses until a replacement is put into effect, he said.
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On Saturday, the administration told health providers that participate in the $286-million federal family planning program known as "Title X" that they have weeks to show they are complying with a new rule, put into effect this week, that clinics receiving Title X funds may not refer patients for abortions.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Brazil has put into effect a tariff-free import quota for 750,000 tonnes of wheat per year that is open to any country with which it does not have a free-trade agreement, the Agriculture Ministry said in a note on its website on Wednesday.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said on Wednesday that China would "earnestly put into effect" the many important consensus reached during the talks, but many in the U.S. business community feel the talks provide a forum to repeat previously made promises rather than push progress on market-opening reforms.
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Trump's new favorite tropes — the idea that the US needs to "get rid of judges" (which doesn't reflect immigration hawks' actual frustrations with the asylum system) and should just start telling migrants they can't come in — simply don't reflect a policy that a future homeland security secretary could put into effect.
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" The office of the new Special Secretary of Culture has dedicated a page on its website to explain the law, stating that "Since it was passed in 1991, the Rouanet Law, put into effect 53,368 projects of theater, dance, circus, film, literature, visual arts, music, design, cultural heritage, festivals, and more.
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Or to take an issue close to Warren's heart — and her signature policy achievements — most Americans, including a plurality of Republicans, favor tougher regulation of big banks; yet even before Donald Trump took office, the relatively mild regulations put into effect after the 2008 financial crisis were under sustained political assault.
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But it was the original travel ban, signed by Trump a week after the inauguration -- and put into effect without warning to chaotic effect on a Friday night -- that galvanized the progressive left, kicked off a wave of street protests and set the stage for a rash of combative town hall meetings.
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Venezuela just raised its minimum wage for the fifth time in a year Venezuela just raised its minimum wage for the fifth time in a year Venezuela's minimum wage shot up by 50 percent on Sunday, marking the fifth wage increase put into effect by President Nicolas Maduro in the past year.
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Here are a few: • In response to the investigation, the Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. of the Bronx wrote a letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio urging him to move more quickly to put into effect a "right to counsel" law that was passed in 21883 but has a rollout deadline of 213.
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The proposed settlement also calls for Motel 6 to put into effect a policy requiring employees to withhold guests' information from immigration authorities in the event that they do not have a warrant or subpoena — unless there is reason to believe doing so is necessary to prevent a "significant crime," according to court documents.
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Shortly after the earthquake, the Japanese government put into effect a zone of exclusion around the damaged Fukushima power plant that forbade unauthorized persons to breach an invisible perimeter at a radius of 20 kilometers from the reactors (a semicircle on land, because the other half of the circle was in the Pacific Ocean).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 6900 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 2628 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 28503 MORE signed an executive order Friday that put into effect a bill that he signed last week that raises pay rates for federal employees.
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The policy was first put into effect in concurrence with a call from Time's Up and #MuteRKelly, in an attempt to limit the promotion of music made by people who have displayed harmful or hateful behavior — like R. Kelly, who has been accused of sexual misconduct for decades, and XXXTentacion, who was accused of assaulting a pregnant woman.
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A decision upholding the law would have allowed the measure to be fully put into effect for the first time since the Republican-dominated Legislature passed it in July 2013, and would have shut four clinics in Houston, two in El Paso and one each in Austin, Fort Worth and San Antonio, as well as one in McAllen temporarily.
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An analysis by The New York Times showed that a vast majority of these players would be unable to pass the work-permit tests that were installed as part of new rules put into effect in 2015 by the Home Office, which is responsible for immigration in the United Kingdom, after prompting by the Football Association.
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But the second and third iterations of the travel ban did, and generally, the administration appears to have learned its lesson — even the "zero tolerance policy" that led to widespread family separation at the US-Mexico border earlier this year (which wasn't exactly well planned) went through formal review and approval before being put into effect.
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If the Clubs and the Association fail to reach agreement on a proposed change which is subject to negotiation, the proposed change shall not be put into effect until the completion of the next complete succeeding season (including the Wild Card Game, Division Series, League Championship Series and World Series) following the date the change was proposed.
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It didn't affect our decision to move there but led to a heightened state of security in our neighborhood near the Taj, where numerous permanent measures had been put into effect: soldiers walking the beat, barriers erected, public Wi-Fi in nearby cafes disconnected and elaborate paperwork rituals required to check into hotels and internet cafes.
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Mr. Gelb — who earned $2.1 million in pay and benefits, including for his pension and deferred compensation, in the fiscal year ending in July 2018 — said in a telephone interview that he looked forward to having more time to put into effect the ideas he is forming with Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the company's new music director.
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In response to North Korea's recent launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, a recent U.S. Federal Court granted the Treasury Department's request to put into effect a "damming seizure" related to a North Korean coal mining company, the Dandong Zhicheng Metallic Material Co. Bank of America, Bank of New York Mellon, Wells Fargo and Citigroup are among the eight banks involved.
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In recent weeks, the Department of Homeland Security has put into effect a rule that would prevent most migrants from obtaining asylum at the southwestern border and unveiled a regulation that could abolish a 20-day limit on detaining children, and it continues to face legal challenges for using Defense Department funding to construct the president's long-promised border wall.
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Once she converted to Catholicism, she zealously pursued a platform that included the distributist theory of broad property ownership, racial equality, pacifism, safeguarding the rights of organized labor and environmentalism — a robust agenda to be put into effect through direct support for the poor and homeless, rural communes upstate, ascetic retreats, social services, aggressive advocacy and, when necessary, civil disobedience.
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Under William Barr, the attorney general, the Justice Department has begun to put into effect other requirements of the law, such as the development of a risk and needs assessment tool that the Trump administration expects will lead to the release of an additional 3,000 inmates once fully completed, with many thousands more expected to benefit in the years ahead — inmates who are deemed to be low-risk and who demonstrate good conduct while incarcerated.
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Because few of the caravan members are well informed about asylum policy (possibly due to caravan organizers' efforts to keep them in the dark), few of them appear to be aware that there might be a plan that would force them to stay in Mexico even longer before they reached the US. If they did find out about the "Remain in Mexico" plan, it would be a powerful incentive to cross the border now — before the plan is put into effect.
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According to ProPublica, Facebook urged the organization to shut down its project and transition over to the company's own public archive for political ads, which launched in May of last year when Facebook first put into effect its new ad transparency rules in the US. Yet ProPublica says Facebook's tool is incomplete and the organization has routinely publicized ads run by organizations that were not recorded in the archive, including political ads run by the National Rifle Association and a pro-Bernie Sanders electoral reform advocacy group.
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Reporting by The New York Times, ProPublica and others over the past 18 months has raised serious questions about how it does business at home and abroad: corruption allegations against companies McKinsey partnered with in South Africa and Mongolia; a federal criminal investigation into the firm's bankruptcy practice in the United States; attempts to deny that it helped put into effect controversial Trump administration immigration policies; and evidence that McKinsey cherry-picked nonviolent inmates for a pilot project and made it seem that an attempt to curb violence at New York City's Rikers Island jail complex was working (it wasn't).
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A scandal over hidden waiting lists in 2014 sent Congress searching for fixes, and in the years since, Republicans have pushed to send veterans to the private sector, while Democrats have favored increasing the number of doctors in the V.A. If put into effect, the proposed rules — many of whose details remain unclear as they are negotiated within the Trump administration — would be a win for the once-obscure Concerned Veterans for America, an advocacy group funded by the network founded by the billionaire industrialists Charles G. and David H. Koch, which has long championed increasing the use of private sector health care for veterans.
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