When a prosecutor can't reach a decision that's a decision.
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Today, the Supreme Court was unable to reach a decision.
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He said he would reach a decision by Oct. 20143.
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Otherwise, a judge would probably reach a decision this year.
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It said it aimed to reach a decision by July 28.
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The court said it would not reach a decision on Thursday.
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The justices are expected to reach a decision by late spring.
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WeWork has yet to reach a decision about shelving the offering.
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It has said it expects to reach a decision next year.
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Peters had originally expected to reach a decision by Oct. 12.
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And it is unclear when the F.D.A. will reach a decision.
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The judge ordered a pre-sentence investigation to help reach a decision.
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The administration must reach a decision on the ceiling by Sept. 30.
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They failed to reach a decision during former President Barack Obama's term.
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The committee was split fifty-fifty and could not reach a decision.
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America's regulators expect to reach a decision on NuScale's application within 40 months.
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Fudge has said that she will reach a decision about running after Thanksgiving.
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The court is expected to reach a decision on Friday, Die Welt reports.
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If Britain is still unable to reach a decision, it could seek another extension.
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"I'm not hopeful that we could reach a decision on debt relief," he said.
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The pharmaceutical giant hopes to reach a decision by the end of the month.
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They were considering murder or voluntary manslaughter verdicts and could not reach a decision.
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Even if he falls short, it will take a while to reach a decision.
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It could take weeks or longer to reach a decision, but news that Mrs.
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The jury was unable to reach a decision on the question of Renshaw's membership.
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Then they collectively reach a decision on whether to go out on an expedition.
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A nine-judge panel has 14 days to reach a decision, which cannot be appealed.
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Mr. Harris was acquitted, but the jury could not reach a decision on Mr. Almena.
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But Mueller ultimately did not reach a decision as to whether Trump had obstructed justice.
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In complex cases, the Commission can take up to 90 working days to reach a decision.
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The fund's board met on Wednesday to discuss Carige's proposal but did not reach a decision.
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This isn't only the point at which the House of Commons needs to reach a decision.
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The jury was unable to reach a decision on 10 banking charges in the Virginia case.
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"We are determined to reach a decision together," Le Maire told BFM TV, in reference to Germany.
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"We were frankly surprised that they were not going to reach a decision on obstruction," Barr testified.
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Lighthizer&aposs office will hear public comments on the plan and will reach a decision after Aug.
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It was basically the jury in both cases, both trials did not reach a decision, they deadlocked.
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The jurors deliberated for three days before telling the judge they were unable to reach a decision.
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The jury could reach a decision any day now, and the case looms large over the Senate.
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Judge Walls tried to encourage them to reach a decision but eventually had to declare a mistrial.
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He said he was relying substantially on his own "skills and frontline experience" to reach a decision.
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The jury could not reach a decision on his guilt or innocence, despite deliberating for six days.
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The application will be reviewed by the U.S. State Department, which has 23.5 days to reach a decision.
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"They worked on it for several years, but they weren't able to actually reach a decision," he says.
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The federal judge hearing the case is expected to take at least a month to reach a decision.
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Unlike a criminal case, the jury of eight don't have to reach a decision beyond a reasonable doubt.
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But the regulator has extended the deadline in which it must reach a decision to September 20173, 2018.
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Mitsubishi Corporation, which traded down 1.75 percent, said it had yet to reach a decision, according to Reuters.
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Unable to reach a decision, I.O.C. tells Budapest, Los Angeles and Paris to share the 2024 Summer Games.
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She pointed out that it took a lower court three years to reach a decision on the preliminary issue.
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If they are required to reach a decision collectively, the regulation will pass and 110 people will be satisfied.
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"Confident the alliance will reach a decision that will restore oil market balance," Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui tweeted.
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They did not provide details on when the administration would reach a decision or what measures were under consideration.
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The grand jury was expected to reach a decision on charges before its term ends on June 30, officials said.
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The Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. antitrust watchdog, is expected to reach a decision on the deal by July 7.
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A legal process involving state prosecuting authorities and the courts must reach a decision on whether to charge the president.
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Officials from the Department for Education are expected soon to reach a decision on whether to give it the go-ahead.
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This time, he was convicted of burglary, but once again the jurors could not reach a decision on the sabotage charge.
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During the first trial, the jury could not reach a decision on his guilt or innocence, despite deliberating for six days.
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The president also ordered the State Department to reach a decision on any new TransCanada application in 60 days or less.
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The jury has yet to reach a decision on a third defendant, former Barclays banker Colin Bermingham, a 62-year-old Briton.
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Once you reach a decision point, they ask you what you'd like to do, and the story proceeds to the next point.
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China "hopes that Britain can reach a decision as soon as possible, to ensure the project's smooth implementation", she added, without elaborating.
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The aftermath: Kerrick was charged with felony voluntary manslaughter, but his trial ended in a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a decision.
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Abe will reach a decision on additional fiscal steps sometime around late May, when he hosts the G7 summit, the officials said.
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Though Mueller explicitly did not exonerate the president on obstruction he also declined reach a decision on whether Trump should be prosecuted.
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The governor, who previously expressed doubts about proposals that might appear to tolerate discrimination, has until May 3 to reach a decision.
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Metro said it was entering the decisive phase in negotiations on Real and was optimistic that it would reach a decision soon.
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The company is aiming to reach a decision on the potential sale and decide succession plans in coming weeks, the report said.
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The company is aiming to reach a decision on the potential sale and decide succession plans in coming weeks, the Journal reported.
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And the sort of sense that the inability to even reach a decision is denying the justice that they feel that they deserve.
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While the university tries to complete investigations within 60 days of the complaint, it took Dunn about four months to reach a decision.
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CEO Ian Read said in April he would reach a decision by the end of 2016 on whether to break up the company.
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Nasution said the government would discuss the levy adjustment intensively over the next two months, hoping to reach a decision around year-end.
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Republicans discussed how to break Flake's impasse during their final closed-door caucus lunch before the Thanksgiving recess, but didn't reach a decision.
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The company said it expects the Nebraska Supreme Court to reach a decision on Keystone XL pipeline by the first quarter of 2019.
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But if the board decides to investigate the claims, it could take a year or more to reach a decision, Mr. Tauber said.
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Her absence raises concerns about whether the remaining eight justices will be able to reach a decision and risks a 4-4 split.
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If the applicant passes that, the next step is plunging into an immigration court system that can take years to reach a decision.
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DHS also said Duke has not been able to reach a decision on Honduras despite different agencies' input, triggering an automatic six-month extension.
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The parties have vowed silence until they reach a decision, expected Thursday, on whether they have enough common ground to start formal coalition talks.
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They wanted to know if they could deliver a verdict on some of the charges but fail to reach a decision on the others.
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Negotiators, who have vowed to reach a decision by Friday on whether to launch formal coalition talks, predicted many more hours of hard negotiations.
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"I do have a big heart," Mr. Trump told ABC News in an interview, suggesting he would reach a decision in the next month.
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Another source familiar with the process said Canada was unlikely to reach a decision and pick a winning bidder until next year at the earliest.
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Belgium rejected two earlier extradition requests and a spokeswoman for the prosecutor said it may take weeks to reach a decision on the new request.
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The case is set to last until the end of year and it could then take the judge another six months to reach a decision.
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Mr. Magalhães e Silva said by email that it was not clear how long it would take for the Constitutional Court to reach a decision.
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The more senior the candidate, the longer the interview process, Keswin said, so it can take weeks or months before hiring managers reach a decision.
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But to reach a decision upholding the president's powers, it is likely the justices will have to resolve Breyer's concerns in favor of the president.
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For those with some of the most severe illnesses, the SSA has the Compassionate Allowance (CAL) initiative, which is designed to reach a decision quicker.
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A lobbyist who works on CFIUS deals said some companies have had to refile proposals because CFIUS failed to reach a decision within 75 days.
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Legal experts say that, based on standard practice, the judge is likely to reach a decision in time for a Carige shareholder meeting called on Sept.
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Despite declining to reach a decision on obstruction, Mueller's detailed report provides volumes of evidence that Trump tried to interfere and even shut down the investigation.
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While the subsidies may continue to flow to plans operating on exchanges, the failure to reach a decision doesn't give insurers the certainty they're looking for.
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The trial ended in a mistrial after the jury said it could not reach a decision, but Menendez was "severely" admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee.
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Inevitably, though, this takes longer and longer, and instead of the goal being to reach a decision, the process of making the decision becomes the goal.
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Woodside and its partners are expecting to reach a decision on how to develop their Browse LNG project within the next two years, Coleman also said.
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At its essence, poldering means that all group members deliberate — for as long as it takes — until they reach a decision that everyone is satisfied with.
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The special counsel did not reach a decision on whether Mr. Trump's attempts to thwart investigators constituted obstruction of justice, expressly leaving that judgment to Congress.
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"He prefers clarity and the ability to reach a decision based on all information that's being gathered, as opposed to going around the circle several times."
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The attorney general would have to prove good cause for removal, and a panel of three federal judges would have 14 days to reach a decision.
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For the past two years, as prices have been falling worldwide, OPEC has mostly stood by and watched, unable to reach a decision on how to react.
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India's Defence Acquisitions Council met earlier this week to consider the purchase of 12 of the planes made by ShinMaywa Industries, but failed to reach a decision.
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The panel could reach a decision by the summer, and the range of potential outcomes include reversing the FCC's order, upholding it or myriad other possible remedies.
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In response to the decision, Vullo noted that the court did not reach a decision on whether the OCC has the authority to issue the fintech charters.
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And he indicated he's beginning to reach a decision-making end game, though potential consideration of new evidence could scramble any conclusions he'd reached as of Tuesday.
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He also ordered the State Department to "take all actions necessary and appropriate to facilitate its expeditious review" — and reach a decision in no later than 60 days.
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"It is important to reach a decision when you are able to," Kurz told a news conference after a weekly cabinet meeting, when asked about a possible delay.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Union's antitrust chief has indicated that it will likely reach a decision in September or October on its two-year probe into Apple's (AAPL.
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For the past two years, as oil prices have been falling worldwide, OPEC has mostly stood by and watched, unable to reach a decision on how to react.
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He was interviewed by Oprah in Times Square alongside Michael B. Jordan and Bradley Cooper, telling her he would reach a decision by the end of the month.
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For the past two years, as oil prices have been plummeting worldwide, OPEC has mostly stood by and watched, unable to reach a decision on how to react.
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The expectation is to reach a decision by consensus, but if Poland forces the issue, the rules call for a system of weighted voting by the member countries.
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Leaders of the Nevada Republican parties will meet Saturday to reach a decision, while the Arizona GOP Executive Committee will discuss its decision at a September 14 meeting.
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This means that neural networks should either be able to explain the steps they take to reach a decision or allow researchers to reverse engineer and retrace those steps.
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Sources close to Evelyn tell TMZ ... VH1 approached her about a comeback for season 9, but she's yet to reach a decision because she's weighing the pros and cons.
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That is exactly what happened when Mueller chose not to reach a decision about the overwhelming evidence set forth in his report about President Trump's efforts to obstruct justice.
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A mistrial was declared after the jury failed to reach a decision on the counts of theft and concealment of an object of cultural heritage, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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The court's inability to reach a decision in this case is a very clear reminder of why it's so important for the Supreme Court to have a full bench.
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But German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose Christian Democrats are the biggest party in the EPP grouping, said Weber would reach a decision based on the outcome of the talks.
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Mr. Barr said he had spoken with Mr. Mueller about why he did not reach a decision on obstruction of justice, but declined to offer details of their conversations.
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Ghost Ship fire: A California jury acquitted one man and could not reach a decision on a second man's role in a 2016 warehouse blaze that killed 36 people.
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Panola County Circuit Judge Gerald Chatham declared a mistrial Monday when the jury could not reach a decision after nearly 12 hours of deliberations, according to CNN affiliate WREG.
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While some legal experts predicted the jury reach a decision before the weekend, others said the jury would likely deliberate longer, given the complexity and historic nature of the case.
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That's a reversal from Luna's remarks in August, when he said that current President Michel Temer's administration would reach a decision after elections conclude this Sunday but before the Jan.
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Leaders of the South Carolina and Nevada Republican parties will each meet Saturday to reach a decision, while the Arizona GOP Executive Committee will discuss its decision at a Sept.
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The board said that similar to other recent leadership selection rounds, it aims to reach a decision by consensus, and nominations may be made by any fund governors or executive director.
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Mueller did not reach a decision on whether Trump obstructed the investigation, but Barr has deemed the evidence insufficient to accuse Trump of a crime — something Trump has heralded as vindication.
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Mueller also investigated 85033 instances of possible obstruction of justice by Trump, but Barr decided not to press charges after the special counsel failed to reach a decision on that question.
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Mueller said he did not reach a decision either way on whether Trump obstructed justice because of the Office of Legal Counsel opinion that states a sitting president can't be indicted.
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"The court's inability to reach a decision in this case is a very clear reminder of why it's so important for the Supreme Court to have a full bench," Obama said.
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Compounding all the other factors in 2016 was the simple fact that — in a race with two historically unpopular candidates — many voters didn't reach a decision until just before Election Day.
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It would take a further year for the regulator to assess the application and reach a decision, with members of the public offered the chance to "formally comment on the proposals."
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Andrew: Before the Ukraine scandal blew up, senior Democrats were saying they wanted to reach a decision by the end of the calendar year on whether to recommend articles of impeachment.
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The ruling, potentially a landmark decision for gay rights in Africa, was due to be issued on Friday, but the court said it needed until May 24 to reach a decision.
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"The court's inability to reach a decision in this case is a very clear reminder of why it's so important for the Supreme Court to have a full bench," President Obama said.
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Leaders from the 15 members of the council met on Friday in a bid to resolve differences but failed to reach a decision, said Smail Chergui, the AU's peace and security commissioner.
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South Korea and the United States held a one-day video conference last week to discuss how to move forward in talks on the trade pact, but failed to reach a decision.
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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services declined to renew a Planned Parenthood clinic's license Friday after being ordered to reach a decision by a judge, according to The Associated Press.
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The decision to do so without first instructing them to return and try to reach a decision — a judicial practice commonly referred to as an Allen charge — stunned many in the courtroom.
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Jurors could not reach a decision on two charges against Mr. Drexler and four charges for Mr. Parker, all related to an alleged assault on a federal officer while carrying a firearm.
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FERC ruled the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC), by taking more than a year to reach a decision, waived its authority under section 401 of the U.S. Clean Water Act.
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The lender said on Tuesday it had selected two bidders for the sale of its Creditis consumer credit unit and would reach a decision by the end of the new share offer period.
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On Friday, Judge P. Kevin Castel of Federal District Court in Manhattan did not reach a decision on whether the song deserved to keep its copyright, because he said he didn't have to.
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The problem is, if you reach a decision about bitcoin one way or the other, it&aposll never get out, because it can&apost compete with the narrative quality of the original story.
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And ultimately, Mueller did not reach a decision about whether Trump had obstructed justice, but Rosenstein helped clear the President, agreeing with Barr's assessment that the evidence wasn't sufficient to establish a prosecutable crime.
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The judge pressured the jury to reach a decision by not allowing them to call it quits until 9:30 PM. Cosby was stoic as the judge declared a mistrial ... showing no emotion whatsoever.
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"One of the real powers of explainable AI is to illustrate how the AI is triggering data points to reach a decision, and surfacing those data points to a human for verification," Fernandez said.
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The Honduras decision was postponed six months from last fall, when then-acting Secretary Elaine Duke said she couldn't reach a decision on the country and extended the status for more time to deliberate.
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The supervisory board, made up of labour representatives and politicians representing the federal state owners, met late on Wednesday to discuss the issue but broke off talks after they failed to reach a decision.
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If the jury can't reach a decision, a new trial could take place with a completely new jury, a plea deal could be offered to Cosby, or prosecutors could decide to just give up.
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FERC had ruled that the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC), because it took more than a year to reach a decision, waived its authority under section 401 of the U.S. Clean Water Act.
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And while deciding not to reach a decision on whether Trump obstructed justice, he piled up evidence that more than 800 former federal prosecutors said could lead to a prosecution of Trump were he not president.
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Italy's market regulator Consob expects to reach a decision very soon on whether a price set by Japan's Hitachi to buy out minority shareholders in Ansaldo STS should be raised, the watchdog's head said on Monday.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Britain has yet to reach a decision on the arrangements it will seek for the financial services industry once it leaves the European Union, Brexit minister David Davis told parliament on Tuesday.
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Any American denied the ability to buy a firearm would have the opportunity to have his or her case heard before a federal district judge, who would be required to reach a decision within 14 days.
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In typical European Union style, as the leaders squabbled over dinner on Thursday in a room with jammed cellphone signal and few aides, they even disagreed on the process they would follow to reach a decision.
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The euro pared earlier gains against the dollar after Bloomberg reported that the central bank was unlikely to reach a decision on reducing its bond purchases before October, citing euro-area officials familiar with the matter.
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Sen. Sherrod Brown told BuzzFeed News' AM to DM that he doesn't believe he should reach a decision on whether President Donald Trump should be removed from office until after the impeachment proceedings reach the Senate.
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The Competition Authority of Kenya is analysing the Egyptian lender's application to be allowed to buy the controlling interest in Mayfair, the regulator told Reuters on Thursday, without saying when it expected to reach a decision.
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The supervisory board, made up of labor representatives and politicians representing the federal state owners, met late on Wednesday to discuss the issue but broke off talks at around midnight after they failed to reach a decision.
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Gianni Infantino, the president of the FIFA Council, has said he wants to increase the quadrennial tournament to 483 teams from 2026 and the FIFA Council is expected to reach a decision at its next meeting in January.
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Seven top executives came to Washington as Congress was trying to reach a decision on how to regulate tobacco All of the executives, sitting side by side at a conference table, shockingly testified that tobacco was not addictive.
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TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - Japan's senior ruling party official has signalled Tokyo's readiness to join the China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), saying it was crucial to reach a decision soon, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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Air France KLM said last month that its search for a new chief executive was continuing, adding it hoped to reach a decision "as quickly as possible", in the backdrop of concerns by some shareholders over the process.
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The companies had yet to reach a decision on how large an order the U.S. electric car company would place, and Lishen was still working out what battery cell size Tesla would require, one of the sources said.
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The group was already looking at two producers of specialty plastics with operations in Europe, the Middle East and China - and could reach a decision on them by the second quarter of 2018, Benyan told Reuters in an interview.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Lukoil, Russia's No.23 oil producer, hopes to reach a decision on developing two new oilfields in Iran and wants to expand its operations further in the Middle East this year, a senior executive said on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain would permanently regret leaving the European Union without a deal, and parliament needs to reach a decision to stop this in the next two weeks, business minister Greg Clark said in a newspaper interview on Saturday.
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Acting Secretary Elaine Duke, however, extended protections for more than 80,000 Hondurans for six months because she said she was unable to reach a decision about whether conditions in that country had improved enough to terminate the protected status.
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Haryanto, the first Indonesian to race in Formula One and only Asian driver on the grid last season, said in a text message that he had "not yet confirmed" his position and hoped to reach a decision as soon as possible.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday said he hoped EU leaders would reach a decision on filling the bloc's top posts, but declined to speculate about the chances of Dutchmen Frans Timmermans becoming the next European Commission president.
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The court won't reach a decision in the case until November, and it's important to remember that Lawrence has not been convicted of the crime, and the defense claims the Mint isn't even sure any of their gold is missing.
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In a news conference, she later defended the time it had taken to reach a decision - the Commission first accused the company of predatory pricing in 2015 - saying it had been a complex case that depended on evidence from Qualcomm.
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In a news conference, she later defended the time it had taken to reach a decision — the Commission first accused the company of predatory pricing in 2015 — saying it had been a complex case that depended on evidence from Qualcomm.
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The postponements raise questions about whether Democrats will be able to wrap up their inquiry by the end of the year, a informal deadline members have pointed to as a possible time when they will reach a decision on impeachment. Rep.
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If the ECB does not approve the extension, a state bailout might be needed in the next couple of days, according to the FT. The supervisory body of the ECB is meeting Thursday afternoon and is likely to reach a decision by Friday.
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Arconic has not yet set any firm bid deadline and no deal is imminent, though the company is hoping to reach a decision on whether it will sell itself by the time it holds its investor day next month, according to the sources.
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In court Thursday, O'Neill read to jurors what is commonly known as the Allen Charge, or the "dynamite charge," which is a set of instructions that asks jurors to re-examine their own views and opinions in order to reach a decision.
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CARACAS, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA said on Friday it expects an arbitration panel in Paris to reach a decision on its dispute with PetroSaudi Oil Services Ltd over an offshore drilling rig in the final months of this year.
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Judge Choi Ung-young, who serves as a court spokesman for media inquiries on the case, said a sale is possible in principle if it's deemed the best way to rehabilitate the company, but the court has yet to reach a decision.
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In Georgia, the bill that Mr. Deal will veto emerged after weeks of negotiations and warnings, and its swift passage set into motion sweeping campaigns to pressure the governor, who must also reach a decision about a proposal concerning firearms on college campuses.
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Meanwhile, the American International Trade Administration has been pursuing an anti-dumping investigation against Canada, but has yet to reach a determination — it is expected to reach a decision by June 23 of this year, according to a notice from the trade administration.
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BRUSSELS, July 2 (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday said he hoped EU leaders would reach a decision on filling the bloc's top posts, but declined to speculate about the chances of Dutchmen Frans Timmermans becoming the next European Commission president.
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The EU27 would essentially be saying that they are setting aside Brexit until London makes a decision — and that it is up to the U.K. to use the time either as a transition period or merely to reach a decision on the divorce decree.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday severely criticized the failure of an EU summit to reach a decision on who should take over the bloc's top jobs, although he added he hoped a deal could be reached when talks resume the following day.
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The court has no deadline to reach a decision and could take weeks to rule, though the political turmoil Brazil is living through as it faces the potential second ouster of a president in a year will put pressure on the judges to reach a conclusion quickly.
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"The inability of the Supreme Court in this situation to reach a decision and put forward a ruling has a negative impact on millions of people in the United States," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters, calling on Senate Republicans to confirm a ninth justice.
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"In the next few months, we will reach a decision on the Google cases, Google search, AdSense and to me the most interesting is Android," Tommaso Valletti, the Commission's chief competition economist, told a conference organised by the University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy.
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"In the next few months, we will reach a decision on the Google cases, Google search, AdSense and to me the most interesting is Android," Tommaso Valletti, the Commission's chief competition economist, told a conference organized by the University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro pared its earlier gains against the dollar on Wednesday in the wake of a Bloomberg report, citing euro-area officials familiar with the matter, that the European Central Bank was unlikely to reach a decision on reducing its bond purchase before October.
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WASHINGTON — In his first and only public remarks as special counsel to date, Robert Mueller explained Wednesday that his office did not reach a decision about whether President Donald Trump committed obstruction because it wasn't an option — "long-standing" Justice Department policy barred charges against a sitting president.
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Despite those warnings, some of Trump's top advisers are urging him to make good on his promise to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and announce plans to move the embassy there during his visit next week, and Trump has yet to reach a decision, two White House officials confirmed.
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"My understanding was his concern was not the accuracy of the statement of the findings in my letter but that he wanted more out there to provide additional context to explain his reasoning and why he didn't reach a decision on obstruction," Barr told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Under the leadership of soon-to-be U.S. Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim, an experienced antitrust lawyer and antitrust enforcement agency veteran, the Justice Department antitrust division staff will be empowered to conduct precisely that type of analysis and reach a decision that best protects competition and consumers.
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"If you look at the facts of our case, even before you heard the administration's endorsement of the Disney-Fox deal, it was hard to understand how the Justice Department could reach a decision to block our deal," Jeffrey L. Bewkes, the chief executive of Time Warner, said.
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Some federations do not discuss how they reach a decision on which candidate to support — in many cases, the federation's president simply decides unilaterally — but in a recent interview, Sunil Gulati, the president of U.S. Soccer and a member of FIFA's governing executive committee, described the process in his federation.
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The SFO expects to reach a decision on whether to bring any criminal charges early next year in the four year investigation into how the bank raised billions of pounds at the height of the credit crisis to avoid a state bailout, Andrew Onslow, representing the SFO, told the High Court.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Tuesday that he would reach a decision this week on his nominee to fill the nearly yearlong vacancy on the Supreme Court, a choice that will plunge the nation's capital into what promises to be an all-consuming political fight only weeks into his presidency.
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"We think it's quite plausible that the first balance sheet adjustment may come as early as the fourth quarter of 2017, but there's also the possibility that the event is deferred to sometime in the first quarter of 2018, if the committee struggles to reach a decision on the policy," he wrote.
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After deliberating for four days, however, the jury of six men and six women told the judge it had failed to reach a decision on 10 of the 18 criminal counts Manafort faces in the first trial stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election.
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While the free scores are not identical to the scores used to reach a decision on other types of credit, they often can help you gauge if your creditworthiness is in the necessary ballpark, and if it is trending up or down over time, said John Ulzheimer, an expert on consumer credit.
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A judge in Baltimore declared a mistrial in December when a jury could not reach a decision in the case of an officer charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray, and a Cincinnati jury deadlocked last month during its deliberations about a police officer who had shot and killed an unarmed black motorist.
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Breyer, speaking at the Annual Burton Awards Ceremony at the Library of Congress, said he researched the number of times in the past when the court didn't need a ninth vote to reach a decision, and said it would've only made an impact in a few cases of the 70 to 80 that they hear each year.
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This is the second time since Justice Antonin Scalia's death in February that the court has failed to reach a decision in a high-profile case; in March, the court split 4 to 4 in a labor case involving the longstanding right of public-sector unions, which represent millions of American workers, to charge collective bargaining fees to nonmembers.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, a Canadian with Irish and British passports, had appeared to be out of the running at a G7 finance meeting last week in France.. CONSENSUS DECISION The board said that similar to other recent leadership selection rounds, it aims to reach a decision by consensus, and nominations may be made by any fund governors or executive director.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, a Canadian with Irish and British passports, had appeared to be out of the running at a G7 finance meeting last week in France.. The board said that similar to other recent leadership selection rounds, it aims to reach a decision by consensus, and nominations may be made by any fund governors or executive director.
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I realize you have many factors to consider when you fashion your sentence, but I submit to you that the pre-eminent question in this case as you reach a decision about how best to satisfy the dual aims of this court is the same question that I asked Judge Neff to consider: How much is a little girl worth?
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In the most consequential 4-4 deadlock of the term, the Supreme Court has all but killed President Obama's most significant attempted reform of immigration policy — which would have allowed up to 4.5 million immigrants to apply for protection from deportation and work legally in the US. The Court announced Thursday that it was unable to reach a decision in the case United States v. Texas.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Defense: Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran | Hostage negotiator chosen for national security adviser | Senate Dems block funding bill | Documents show Pentagon spent at least 28503K at Trump's Scotland resort Liz Cheney calls for 'proportional military response' against Iran Liz Cheney says world is more stable, 'safer' under Trump MORE (R-Wyo.) to reach a decision on her political future.
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