A court would review an adolescent's revocation of assent and make a "best interests" analysis in deciding whether to validate the revocation.
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"The options we're looking at are the full revocation, the revocation of just the A10 section or a penalty, but a 150 million euro ($170 million) penalty is too low," Rixi told Reuters.
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This episode begins with a stark revocation of all that.
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"Proceeding with the revocation is thus a duty," Vacca said.
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US District Court Judge Glen Conrad rejected the city's revocation.
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In response to reports about the expected revocation, California Gov.
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Abuse of these services may result in revocation of your privileges.
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About 216% were being held for parole revocation and other reasons.
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"It's not really a revocation where it's already gone," Montoya explained.
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The revocation exposes them to "rendition and torture," Mr. Elsheikh said.
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Sanctions can include suspension, reprimands or revocation of the teaching certificate.
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As of January, the department had about 700 revocation cases pending.
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Sexual harassment offenders, under the proposal, would face a $0003,000 fine, three points on a driver's license and a 30-day suspension or revocation, while sexual contact would carry a $2,000 fine and a mandatory revocation.
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"Any agency that receives notice of a person's FOID card revocation, they're not bound to go take action based on that revocation notice," Aurora Police Public Information Officer Bill Rowley said in a news conference on Tuesday.
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The revocation effectively breaks all the apps distributed under each developer certificate.
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Fascism justified revocation of the rights of dissenters, dissidents, misfits, and subversives.
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Yet Mr Brave Heart and others are sceptical about the licence revocation.
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Revocation of the licence is appropriate and proportional in light of this.
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The physician was at risk of permanent revocation of his medical license.
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"The revocation of Acosta's credentials is only the beginning," CNN's suit alleges.
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Penalties can include fines of up to $15,61003 and revocation of membership.
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"The options we're looking at are the full revocation, the revocation of just the A10 section or a penalty, but a 150 million euro penalty is too low," Deputy Transport Minister Edoardo Rixi told Reuters over the phone.
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In their revocation notice, they do not tell you what it means explicitly.
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The integrity of the Nobel Prize can only be maintained through its revocation.
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Most revocation periods are a month or less, some just a few days.
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The president said Saakashvili should have used Ukrainian courts to challenge the revocation.
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"We can also redraft clear conditions on revocation (of the concession)," he said.
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It would also lead to revocation or suspension of the doctor's medical license.
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Mr. Ohr would typically be entitled to at least two levels of appeal to the revocation of his security clearance, including at least one in-person meeting with senior officials where he can argue why his revocation is not justified.
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A spokesperson for the current government said all those revocation attempts have been abandoned.
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Brown was held on a probation revocation for an unrelated kidnapping, Chief Smith said.
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Options range from counseling and warnings to the revocation of an individual's security clearance.
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The estimated increase to the deficit reflects the bill's revocation of Obamacare-related taxes.
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The slimmest probability identified by ING, at 5%, is a revocation of Article 50.
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"Today is the date of the revocation," a White House official told The Hill.
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"Abuse of these services may result in revocation of your privileges," Apple also warns.
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" Ultimately, Grisham said, she determined a "permanent revocation would be too great a punishment.
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The woman confronted Chopra over India's recent revocation of Jammu and Kashmir states' autonomy.
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Nekola, the Czech antidoping expert, said any revocation of records should carry an asterisk.
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She brought the charges that led to the revocation of Mr. Copperman's medical license.
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The lawsuit challenges the revocation of California's special status under the Clean Air Act.
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The court named Mr. Coleman a "friend of the court" to argue against revocation.
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" Ultimately, Grisham said, she determined a "permanent revocation would be too great a punishment.
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Mr. Trump's statement justifying his revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance makes no such allegation.
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This sort of revocation is usually couched as reflecting the will of the people.
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They've been living under the threat of DACA revocation since Trump's election in November.
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The visa revocation has prompted many Colombians to accuse the United States of political blackmail.
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The revocation of Kuczynski's decrees "is deeply disappointing," said George Cazenove, Tullow's head of communications.
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He has appealed the second revocation, arguing that the judges made errors in their ruling.
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Labrie's attorneys had appealed the original bail revocation decision to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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California and 23 other states sued the administration over the revocation shortly after it occurred.
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Brown was held on probation revocation with no bond for an unrelated kidnapping, Smith said.
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The revocation of Kashmir's autonomy was welcomed by most Indian political parties, even the opposition.
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Brown was held on probation revocation with no bond for an unrelated kidnapping, police said.
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With Paypal's revocation of its services, Gab could be deprived of a major revenue conduit.
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The technical death metal quintet features members of Revocation, Luminous Vault, and many other bands.
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Retailers who sell synthetic cannabinoids face suspension or revocation of their Cigarette Retail Dealer license.
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"They will receive [the letter] before the IRS refers a case for revocation," said Barreda.
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Article 370(3) of the Indian constitution permits revocation of the law by presidential order.
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The appeals process can be avoided if the head of an agency orders the revocation.
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The revocation of DACA has brought forth similar — and much-quoted — responses from Silicon Valley.
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If a Democratic president is elected, their administration would be unlikely to defend the revocation.
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Companies that violate that rule, the spokesperson said, are subject to revocation of their accounts.
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The report added that the revocation of the concession, however, is still on the table.
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"We have reversed the provisional revocation of visas under Executive Order 13769," an agency official said.
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All options—including crashing out, a long delay and the revocation of Brexit—are still feasible.
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He was arrested April 8 and appeared in court Thursday for a petition of parole revocation.
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We have also urged the court in this case to find that DACA's revocation was unfounded.
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In case of revocation, the gun owner would also be required to give up all firearms.
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Doctors who violate the law faced penalties including fines and permanent revocation of their medical licenses.
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The State Department is also complying with the order and reversed its revocation of 60,000 visas.
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ISP said its procedure at the time was to notify local law enforcement of the revocation.
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Penalties include suspension or revocation of a doctor's authorization from the D.E.A. to provide these drugs.
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"We have reversed the provisional revocation of visas," the State Department official said in a statement.
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Doctors violating the Mississippi law would face mandatory suspension and possible revocation of their medical license.
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Providers with prior sanctions less significant than revocation will also be reviewed, Shulkin told USA Today.
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Pacheco lost his DACA protections because he had a criminal record — but the revocation wasn't automatic.
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And some have viewed the FCC's revocation of the rules as a way to force Congress' hand.
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Those changes included speeding up the revocation of Obamacare taxes, and permitting tighter restrictions of Medicaid eligibility.
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The revocation of that status could have a large impact on its finances, experts have said. Sen.
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The Israeli military official would not elaborate on what led to the revocation of the Hannibal procedure.
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The next day, Gelin had someone writing the revocation letter and paid for it to be notarized.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced the revocation at the White House press briefing Wednesday.
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More from the letter... Go deeper: Read it for yourself Politicians criticize Trump for Brennan clearance revocation
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Britain would need all 27 remaining bloc member states to agree to its revocation of Article 50.
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CVS faces up to $75,000 in fines and possible suspension or revocation of the Owasso pharmacy's license.
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A probation revocation with no bond was executed against Ms. Brown with an original charge of kidnapping.
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The revocation was put forward jointly in September by the Transportation Department and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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This spring, the Federal Communications Commission put its proposed revocation of net neutrality up for public comment.
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Thousands of people are sent back to prison each year for technical revocation of parole or probation.
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The revocation does not apply to two other chains that were until recently operated by Dream Center.
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Trump delayed the revocation of the plan to gave Congress time to come up with a solution.
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CNN sued the White House last week, challenging the revocation of Acosta's hard pass access following a Nov.
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Federal judges in 2018 handled almost 23,000 cases involving revocation of supervised release, Alito said, citing court statistics.
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The step would also mean revocation of a bar on property purchases by people from outside the state.
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He would have preferred a more general revocation of credentials from former officials rather than a specific list.
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And as Chinese journalist Khee Hoon Chan noted on Twitter, the reason for the revocation was very specific.
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The feds released him Monday, but he'll be back in court for a hearing on the probation revocation.
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The Title II order is ticketed for imminent revocation under Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, and deservedly so.
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And on June 1, Beyer led over 50 congressmen in calling for immediate revocation of Kushner's security clearance.
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These events, and the failure to appropriately disclose them, make the case for revocation of his clearance compelling.
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Kashmiris fear its revocation would lead to a demographic transformation of region from majority Muslim to majority Hindu.
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Health-care providers could face fines, suspension or the revocation of their professional licenses, King 5 News reported.
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The White House said a month later that the president was ordering the revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance.
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On Tuesday, the network and Mr. Acosta, a White House correspondent, sued over the revocation of his credentials.
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Failure to block such content can result in fines for companies or worse, revocation of their operational licenses.
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Senator Derryn Hinch of Victoria has previously said that Mr. Abbott should produce a dated British citizenship revocation.
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But the Aurora Police Department said no record suggests that Illinois State Police notified them of the revocation.
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Last week, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform conducted a hearing on the revocation of the program.
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The revocation prompted bipartisan rebukes and worries that Trump was willfully infringing on his critics' First Amendment rights.
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The revocation procedure started a few days after the bridge collapsed, but the coalition parties are now divided.
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" Bob Jones University appealed the IRS revocation of its tax exempt status (and the loss of all Title IV student loan funds) to the Supreme Court, which upheld the revocation, reasoning that any organization granted that exemption must not have a purpose that is illegal or against "established public policy.
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It decided that the revocation of the Licence was both appropriate and proportionate in light of all the circumstances.
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"Failure to cure these deficiencies will result in an immediate revocation of the Abortion Facility license," the letter said.
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There's 13 adjudicative guidelines, A through M, that set forth the disqualifying conditions that would justify denial or revocation.
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" CNN said in a statement that the revocation of Acosta's pass "was done in retaliation for his challenging questions.
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But the grant of civic rights was withdrawn 60 years before the revocation of the edict itself in 1685.
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If the CSAC suspends Jones' license, he can't reapply until one year has passed from the date of revocation.
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"We are proposing that the (CNBV) have greater powers to issue the revocation (of the firms' licenses)," said Jara.
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In practice, this would amount to a revocation of the self-government that the island has enjoyed since 1948.
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The Aurora Police Department would have been notified of the revocation through the statewide police database, the newspaper noted.
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And on June 1, Beyer led more than 50 congressmen in calling for immediate revocation of Kushner's security clearance.
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The best choice is revocation of Section 4, which triggered this crisis while failing to help terrorist attack victims.
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When the victims call back, they may be threatened with arrest, deportation or the revocation of their driver's licenses.
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"In my judgment, a permanent revocation would be too great a punishment for the conduct involved here," Grisham wrote.
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He was charged with operating under the influence, which leads to the automatic revocation of driving privileges in Massachusetts.
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The police raid in April followed the revocation of the Nesma channel's licence last year by broadcasting regulator HAICA.
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In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Hayden warned that the revocation amounts to a threat from the administration.
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" A letter about the tenure revocation written in February by Carol Viventi, a university vice president, also mentioned "Dr.
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Mr. Howe's admissions and his revocation of bail would seem to pose a significant midtrial challenge to the government.
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The revocation of its teaching license was only one of several attacks on the university over the past decade.
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But even then, the department failed to provide the required documentation or reasons for the revocation, the report found.
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Every day we inch towards a war-time era revocation of civil liberties that could restrict our basic rights.
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States had been using license revocation as a tool to strong-arm debtors into restarting payments on their loans.
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Ten of those states have also adopted California's zero-emission vehicle mandates — another program affected by the waiver revocation.
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California state officials made it clear they don't plan to accept the revocation of their waiver without a fight.
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The state of California's planned challenge the Trump administration's revocation of their waiver could be a big legal test.
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Last week, Mr. Trump commented on Twitter that flag-burning should be punished by jailing and revocation of citizenship.
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North Carolina law requires automatic revocation of licenses for nonpayment of a traffic ticket 25 days after a court judgment.
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This revocation of security clearance seems like a politicization of the federal bureaucracy in a way that seems somewhat alarming.
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Failure to abide by any of rules 1-3 may result in suspension or revocation of the journalist's hard pass.
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Ratzesberger also said that the revocation of data or project responsibilities from pregnant employees without operative justification is "plainly prohibited".
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Kaur has been a supportive figure in the courtroom during Chahal's probation revocation hearings, which have dragged on since April.
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The probability of Article 50 extension is now very high, and the stock of Article 50 revocation is rising too.
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But the government must provide a written explanation for the revocation and offer a prompt opportunity for an administrative hearing.
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ITALIAN DRAFT REPORT SAYS RENEGOTIATING ATLANTIA'S MOTORWAY CONCESSION WOULD PRESENT FEWER RISKS TO GOVT THAN THE OPTION OF UNILATERAL REVOCATION
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They were no longer understood to be privileges granted by a liberal sovereign and thus subject to revocation by him.
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The details are in the "Revocation or Denial of Passport in Case of Certain Delinquencies" section of the FAST Act.
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"Our jaws dropped to the floor," said CEO Lora Haddock about receiving the email notifying them of the abrupt revocation.
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He and others have disputed that claim, and the revocation has drawn the ire of current and former intelligence officials.
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"Today's revocation of the arrest warrant was long overdue," lawyer Ulrich Dost-Roxin wrote in a post on his website.
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It is against the law to lease a plate obtained through the lottery system, and those who do risk revocation.
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Regrettably, that is the president's apparent message with his revocation of Brennan's clearance and his chronicle of other revocations foretold.
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A DACA revocation would get serious pushback from both DREAMers themselves and the politicians in both parties allied with them.
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The Sub-Committee decided that revocation of the licence is both appropriate and proportionate in light of all the circumstances.
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Following President Trump's revocation of former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance, top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee Sen.
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Another letter issued by the Foreign Ministry and seen by Reuters informs embassies of the revocation of his diplomatic passports.
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The revocation of Dr. Mwe San's license seems at odds with the needs of the country's beleaguered health care system.
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It risks increasing discrimination against a minority group whose rights have already been breached by the revocation of marriage equality.
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It will be Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte who will decide on any possible revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession, it said.
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The National Rifle Association "applauded" Trump's revocation of the regulation, which would have added approximately 75,000 names to the database.
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The revocation of his pass "was done in retaliation for his challenging questions at today's press conference," the statement said.
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In addition, the proposed revocation would not improve highway safety—and perhaps even lead to an increase in road deaths.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday urged Atlantia to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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The Supreme Court did not provide reasons for its dismissal of Oberlander's application for leave to appeal his citizenship revocation.
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Congress should join Estes and Sewell and quickly pass PTIN revocation legislation to prevent Americans from further taxpayer preparer fraud.
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S&P SAYS AGENCY STILL NOT ASSUMING REVOCATION OF ITALIAN TOLL ROAD CONCESSION OPERATED BY ATLANTIA'S UNIT AUTOSTRADE PER L'ITALIA
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Wednesday's revocation of the guidance renders the first question moot, but the second question is still set to be addressed.
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" White House Correspondents' Association president Olivier Knox issued a statement backing CNN, calling the revocation of Acosta's credentials a "disproportionate reaction.
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Many of their members would be vulnerable to detention and deportation if the revocation of their current immigration status goes forward.
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A petition on the UK Parliament's website calling for the revocation of Article 20223 reached nearly 22022 million signatures in March.
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It referred to an affidavit submitted to the Israeli government by Amnesty this week seeking the revocation of NSOs export licence.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, who voted for remaining the EU in 2016, has repeatedly ruled out either revocation or another referendum.
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A petition supporting the revocation of Article 13, which would stop Brexit in its tracks, has so far attracted 6m signatures.
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It referred to an affidavit submitted to the Israeli government by Amnesty this week seeking the revocation of NSO's export license.
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The revocation of the NDAs was expected to help pave the way for possible criminal prosecution of the alleged serial rapist.
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Ken Cuccinelli Former Virginia Attorney General Cuccinelli has previously advocated for full militarization of the border and revocation of birthright citizenship.
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Only Bolton defended the move, while other former officials worried that the revocation would have a chilling effect on free speech.
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That time with his pupils (who Davidson reveals happen to be fans of Revocation as well) keeps his musical gears turning.
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That material, combined with Revocation doubling down on death metal, makes for a frightening trip into ghastly figures and fiery riffs.
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The former SEAL spoke up again in August after Trump's apparently punitive revocation of former CIA director John Brennan's security clearance.
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The call for revocation came after a public hearing that outlined the company's role playing down climate science and spreading misinformation.
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A petition on the UK Parliament's website calling for the revocation of Article 50 reached nearly 6 million signatures in March.
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And these same extremists have targeted hospitals, with the result being the denial or revocation of admitting privileges for abortion providers.
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Rossotti the Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit upheld IRS revocation of the exemption of a church for campaign intervention.
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California officials suspended his license but later held off on full revocation by imposing a four-year probationary period in 2004.
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Judge Kiyo Matsumoto, who presided at Shkreli's trial, on Thursday scheduled a hearing on prosecutors' bond revocation request for Sept. 2000.
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Her mother had read news reports about the revocation of Mr. Copperman's license over complaints of sexual abuse by former patients.
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ITALY'S 5 STAR LEADER DI MAIO SAYS GOVT PRESSING AHEAD WITH PROCEDURE OVER ATLANTIA'S MOTORWAY CONCESSION WHICH MUST LEAD TO REVOCATION
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The collateral consequences of convictions — ineligibility for government benefits, suspension or revocation of driver's licenses, and recidivism — have been widely debated.
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He also said that he might escalate to legal action against the executive branch regarding the revocation of his security clearance.
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The regulations require random inspections of pharmaceutical manufacturers, which resulted in the revocation of manufacturing certification from 32 companies last year.
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He called the revocation of Brennan's security clearance a "banana republic kind of thing," though that's probably unfair to banana republics.
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After Apple's revocation, employees inside Facebook became furious with the Onavo team, according to four people familiar with the company's deliberations.
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And these people led it," the president told The Journal, adding that the revocation was "something that had to be done.
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But the implication of the Obama administration's revocation of her passport was that she had never been a citizen at all.
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In doing so, the revocation knocked offline both companies' fleet of internal iPhone or iPad apps that relied on the same certificates.
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Music attorney Doron F. Eghbali disagrees with Moo, and thinks that the revocation should cover all events; revoking privilege should be enough.
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It needs to be a fluid process, open to revocation at any time, and legal contracts give off the exact opposite vibe.
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However, 177 of the remaining 253 entirely escaped sanctions from a state medical board, such as revocation or restriction of medical license.
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But the audit by the Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General found that there had been no "mass revocation" of access.
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CNN is suing President Trump and "several of his aides" over the White House's revocation of Jim Acosta's press pass, per CNN.
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Eric Rabe, Hacking Team's spokesperson, confirmed the news on Tuesday, after the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano first reported of the revocation.
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EST Facebook has confirmed in an emailed statement to Mashable that Apple's revocation of its enterprise certificate affects the company's internal apps.
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The reason is unclear, but a DOT spokesman said most often revocation is the result of companies not providing proof of insurance.
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"It's highly irresponsible on the part of India to even consider revocation of the Indus Water Treaty," Aziz told the national assembly.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Ukraine's migration service announced the revocation of Saakashvili's Ukrainian citizenship, citing unspecified documents it received from Tbilisi, Georgia's capital.
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"Our goal is the revocation of the contract," Di Maio was quoted as saying in an interview with Corriere della Sera daily.
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Analysts and investors see revocation as a negative scenario given the concession accounts for around one third of the group's core profits.
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The revocation of the award, given to her justifiably at the time, was the right move, since it is no longer deserved.
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According to the Courier Journal, Wildlife in Need is still open to the public while Stark appeals the revocation of his license.
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"In my judgment, a permanent revocation would be too great a punishment for the conduct involved here," Grisham wrote at the time.
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In his statement, Mr. Scott warned that failure to comply would result in fines and the possible revocation of a facility's license.
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The EPA's revocation threw tailpipe emission regulation into uncertainty, as California and 23 other states sued the Trump administration for the decision.
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These schemes typically involve a phone call threatening arrest, deportation or license revocation if the victim doesn't pay a bogus tax bill.
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The rating agency said it still did not assume the revocation of the Italian toll road concession operated by Autostrade per l'Italia.
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U.S. EPA, TRANSPORTATION DEPT PLAN TO HOLD EVENT AT 8 AM EDT THURSDAY IN WASHINGTON TO DISCUSS CALIFORNIA EMISSIONS WAIVER REVOCATION -- SOURCES
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Swanson added that he has generated revocation certificates for each key, meaning they can be marked as "revoked" on the key server.
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"The revocation of its Android license will mean that it won't be able to provide core Google services to its smartphones," Richardson said.
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This has affected the balance of power within the coalition, boosting Atlantia's share price as investors bet that revocation was becoming less likely.
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If the revocation goes through, then Trump can challenge the decision in court and try to get the license back in two years.
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The draft report said that re-negotiating Atlantia's concession would present fewer risks for the ruling coalition than the option of unilateral revocation.
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The law reiterates existing sanctions on North Korea, such as asset blocking, including property, and the revocation of license for certain financial transactions.
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But Nomura/Instinet analyst Harry Curtis said "the potential revocation" of its gaming license in Massachusetts is still a risk to the stock.
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SOS Mediterranee said in a statement it was reeling from news of the revocation, which it said followed pressure from the Italian government.
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CNN has asked the court for "permanent relief," meaning a declaration from the judge that Trump's revocation of Acosta's press pass was unconstitutional.
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CNN is also asking for "permanent relief," meaning a declaration from the judge that President Trump's revocation of Acosta's press pass was unconstitutional.
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Most states have laws in place that revoke the licenses of those who refuse alcohol tests, but license revocation is a civil penalty.
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That may help the administration skirt a challenge based on the revocation of permits, as expirations were allowed for in the original implementation.
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" The letter informed Clarke that he had until October 23 -- 100 days -- to submit a revised thesis or NPS would "initiate degree revocation.
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And the mere threat of the revocation of the privileges it confers — chiefly, the ability to attend matches — may be conditioning fan behavior.
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University officials did not respond to questions about the status of Dr. Strampel's tenure revocation or whether he still has access to campus.
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It is unclear if his bail revocation threatens his cooperation agreement, or his current job as a groundskeeper on an Idaho golf course.
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He rejected a no-jail plea deal that included a $1,000 fine with an attitudinal driving program and a six-month license revocation.
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STRICTER TARIFF RULES Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday urged Atlantia to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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Trump came into office on the backs of two central promises: repealing Obamacare, and a full-scale revocation of President Obama's executive amnesty.
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But this year, the revocation of Article 370 led to more visible coverage about Kashmir than I had really seen in recent memory.
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The waiver revocation is also part of his administration's longstanding attempt to roll back federal fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks.
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The incident featured heavily on Chinese social media on Friday, with some commentators demanding harsh punishment and revocation of the pilot's flight license.
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What we don't know: Why exactly the administration is reportedly separating the waiver revocation from the rule to freeze the Obama-era standards.
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Brennan and Hayden, not a clue of what substantively they've ever done to justify their revocation of a clearance other than politically opposing Trump.
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"After Apple's revocation, employees inside Facebook became furious with the Onavo team, according to four people familiar with the company's deliberations," the report read.
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Apple's revocation broke all of Facebook's internal apps for Apple phones, including the one which runs the firm's employee bus program, leaving workers stranded.
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ITALY'S PM DI MAIO SAYS CHOICE OF ATLANTIA AS PARTNER FOR ALITALIA RESCUE DOES NOT MEAN GOVERNMENT WILL STEP BACK ON MOTORWAY CONCESSION REVOCATION
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Since the revocation of fabric's licence by Islington Council, the entirety of the UK clubbing community has had a lot of questions to ask.
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But she said that Mr. McCrory did have the ability to engage in settlement negotiations leading to the suspension or revocation of the law.
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"For members of the military, consumer credit problems can result in disciplinary proceedings or lead to revocation of a security clearance," the agency explained.
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University officials did not answer questions Tuesday about the status of the revocation, and did not respond to a request to interview Mr. Engler.
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Though Iran has largely disposed of the uranium by reprocessing it, the revocation underscored perceptions that Iran was being goaded into violating the agreement.
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Now, the White House's official explanation for the revocation of Brennan's credentials was slightly different than the "friend" argument forwarded by Hatch and Conway.
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The paper said foreign funds including some Atlantia shareholders had met with Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri to express concerns about the possible concession revocation.
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"Violation of this prohibition may result in denial or revocation of tax-exempt status and the imposition of excise tax," according to the IRS.
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As for Palestinian Jerusalemites, they will continue to face revocation of their residency rights and additional attempts to zone them out of the city.
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Trump, who is in California this week, urged automakers to back the action, but so far none have publicly supported revocation of California's authority.
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Though that could lead to economic sanctions against Poland, or even revocation of voting rights in the union, such an outcome is considered unlikely.
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Jason: I wonder if Elliot could revoke the signing key if he got access to the HSM (assuming the UPSs check some revocation service)?
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We reached out to Kodak Black's attorney, Beattie Ashmore, to ask about possible bond revocation following the latest bust ... but he had no comment.
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"The possible outcomes range from no finding of violation to revocation of admission, and will depend on the facts of each case," the letter states.
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"With all this on his plate, there is no way that Trump's going to move for revocation of the rule in that time," she said.
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Photo: APThe Federal Communications Commission's revocation of Barack Obama-era net neutrality rules (misleadingly billed as Restoring Internet Freedom Order) starts going into effect today.
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Newly minted Chairman Ajit Pai has ordered the revocation of several reports and investigations instigated by the commission before the turnover to the new administration.
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McAllister has responded to the revocation with shock and sadness, claiming he knows nothing about how the drug found its way into the dogs' systems.
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India's revocation of the Himalayan territory's special status is a bid to fully integrate its only Muslim-majority state with the rest of the country.
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U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, who is hearing CNN's lawsuit challenging the revocation, said Acosta's credentials must be restored while the network's case is pending.
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" The judges also wrote that Nosal "knowingly, and with the intent to defraud Korn/Ferry blatantly circumvented the affirmative revocation of his computer system access.
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"However, due to the aggravating circumstances in this case, the division will seek revocation of the license based upon the total circumstances," the notice says.
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An LGBT activist celebrates after the Supreme Court decriminalized gay sex and the revocation of the Section 377 law, in Bengaluru, India, on Sept. 153.
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Brown vetoed a similar bill in 2015 because it created a new crime instead of levying civil penalties and revocation of permits, legislative documents showed.
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As for the flag burning, US flag desecration has angered people, including Trump who said it should result in imprisonment or the revocation of citizenship.
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The History Huguenot refugees arrived in New Rochelle in 1688, having fled religious persecution in France after Louis XIV's revocation of the Edict of Nantes.
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"This revocation, if that's what it turns out to be, would have no bearing whatsoever on what I'm doing, saying or writing about," he said.
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Beyer previously called for the revocation of Kushner's security clearance following the report of his meeting with Kislyak to set up a secret communications channel.
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" Harnwell told the paper Friday he intends to dispute the lease's revocation with "every resource at its disposal no matter how many years it takes.
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An ICE spokesperson explained to Observer that the bondsman themselves would have to physically bring the immigrant to the agency to be processed after revocation.
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The revocation of export licenses for civil aviation, meanwhile, will hit Boeing and Airbus, which had $40 billion deals to sell aircraft to Iran Air.
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From meager beginnings in Boston dive bars to co-headlining tours with greats like Morbid Angel, Revocation earned a spot in American death metal's elite.
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The carrier was advised that continued unsatisfactory ratings would result in denial, suspension, or revocation of the carriers California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) operating authority.
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Worse, while making it all but impossible for Congressional revocation of a IPAB ruling, Democrats barred IPAB's dictates from even being subject to judicial review.
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" The revocation of the award, she added, was "not primarily an attack against me but rather against the very spirit of the indivisibility of justice.
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The Aquarius had run into several problems since it became the focus of Italy's ire, including the revocation of its registration by Panama in September.
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The publishers of The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post released a statement critical of China's revocation of Americans' credentials.
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"Sheikh Isa Qassim's house arrest has no bearing on his access to healthcare, neither does his citizenship revocation," the embassy said in an emailed statement.
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Also on Friday, California filed its second lawsuit against the Trump administration over its revocation of the state's legal authority to set tougher pollution standards.
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Several Italian newspapers reported Atlantia's top managers on Monday met Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who is responsible for a final decision on the revocation.
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An investment by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti in the infrastructure group could be a possible alternative to the revocation of its motorway concession, MF reported.
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In her statement about the revocation, Professor Davis defended her support of the Palestinians, saying it was directly linked to her opposition to anti-Semitism.
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Predictably, he also denied that the revocation of Rappler's license was political, and he said he didn't care whether or not Rappler continued to operate.
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Bahraini official: Revocation legal Shaikh Fawaz bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to United Kingdom, tweeted that the decision is constitutionally sound.
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The revocation "pushes the Bahraini people to difficult choices which will have severe consequences for this corrupt dictatorial regime," a Hezbollah statement quoted by FARS said.
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"While her conduct during the incident was unsportsmanlike, it was not 'severe misconduct' such that it warranted the revocation of her scholarship midyear," the suit says.
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An LGBT activist celebrates after the Supreme Court's verdict decriminalizing gay sex and the revocation of the Section 377 law, in Bengaluru, India, on Sept. 6.
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Trainers and handlers who break the California law, which goes into effect in 2018, faces a fine up to $10,000 and revocation of the their permit.
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The wrongful revocation of these credentials violates CNN and Acosta's First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process.
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Altman has denied the department's allegation that his report contained a threat and that his actions are grounds for the revocation or suspension of his license.
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The judge said she wanted more time to study the Twitter history of Omar Shakir, who is contesting the revocation of his work permit last year.
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Second, the new Executive Order retreats from the prior order's revocation of existing visas, even though that part of the prior Order was also perfectly legal.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has said the revocation of Kashmir's special status was necessary to ensure its full integration into India and speed up development.
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In November, for example, Trump tweeted that people who burn the American flag should face punishments, such as jail time or revocation of their U.S. citizenship.
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Boutrous said CNN will work with the White House in the case to come up with a better standard going forward for the revocation of credentials.
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That is exactly how Mueller, in his bail revocation request, identified two witnesses who had worked with Manafort and whom he allegedly tried to tamper with.
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"He is supposed to receive a written revocation setting forth the reason why and a framework as to how he can appeal that decision," said Zaid.
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India's revocation of special status for Jammu and Kashmir blocks the state's right to frame its own laws and allows non-residents to buy property there.
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If Cerutti didn't get answers within the next two weeks, he would issue a notice of noncompliance, followed by possible fines and revocation of the permit.
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The revocation of the disclosure rule joins other steps Mr. Trump has taken since becoming president to dismantle constraints Mr. Obama had imposed on counterterrorism operations.
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"During filing season, the I.R.S. generally sees a surge in scam phone calls that threaten police arrest, deportation, license revocation and other things," the report said.
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Also, as recommended by Senator Moynihan, Congress should establish an independent executive branch office to oversee the revocation of clearances that assures due process to individuals.
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But it's also not clear whether that process necessarily applies to the revocation of a passport on the grounds that the passport was issued in error.
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And cryptographer David Chaumproposed a controversial app called PrivaTegrity, which would run on a system that could allow revocation of anonymity by a nine-person backdoor council.
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He has an additional federal case pending in Virginia, and analysts say the bail revocation may complicate his ability to coordinate with his attorneys on both cases.
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Those records may prove crucial to determine whether the agency's revocation of the net neutrality rules was pushed through as the agency knowingly lied to the public.
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The board recommended the revocation, as well as a fine for Wynn after the tycoon failed to attend a scheduled hearing of the board regarding the allegations.
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Some fear that India's revocation of autonomy to the disputed state of Jammu & Kashmir on August 6th might disrupt the Afghan peace process by stirring Pakistani fears.
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The sanctions included a two-year bowl ban and several reductions in scholarships (plus the stripping of those national titles and the revocation of Reggie Bush's Heisman).
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This may have affected the balance of power within the coalition, and it has boosted Atlantia's share price as investors bet that revocation was becoming less likely.
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Lawyers for the EU institutions told the judges revocation would need the unanimous agreement of the other 27 EU states to stop others from abusing the process.
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If wrongdoing is found, penalties range from a public reprimand to revocation of an individual's certificate to practice in the industry for a minimum of a year.
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The fact that Kushner did not disclose this in his clearance form for a prolonged period of time is unconscionable and grounds for revocation of his clearance.
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"Given that Trump has gone on record calling for the revocation of NBC's broadcast license, calling CNN 'fake news,' I think it's a real issue," Singer said.
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"If I were incompetent, why would they be letting me practice?" he said, noting that the board actions had not resulted in the revocation of his license.
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EU sources told the Times newspaper on Wednesday that Brussels would consider allowing a revocation of the Irish backstop after a period of time, possibly in 2025.
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In India, the leader of the opposition Congress Party, Rahul Gandhi, railed against the revocation of Article 370, which he said was a violation of the constitution.
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The standard revocation process includes memos that outline why a clearance is being withdrawn, and would allow the former official to offer a defense or a rebuttal.
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With the restoration of sanctions in 2018 and the revocation of oil waivers in 2019, Iranian oil once again found itself in "bonded storage" in Chinese ports.
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"If he had made the comments about another author who wasn't Clinton, I don't think there would be a bail revocation hearing going on here, " said Bachner.
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New Delhi says its revocation of Kashmir's special status is essential to integrating India's only Muslim-majority territory into the rest of India and spur development there.
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The White House originally cited the incident as the reason for revoking Acosta's press pass, but later decided to drop that argument for the revocation before court.
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His Oslo lawyer, Nils Christian Nordhus, dismissed Norway's assessment as untrue and said his client would appeal the revocation of his Norwegian visa and permanent-residency status.
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Cohan is correct on some important matters regarding regulation, as when he argues that the revocation of Glass-Steagall was not responsible for the 2008 financial crisis.
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This year, when I saw my cousins posting celebratory meals and messages of joy after the revocation, I felt like they were living in an alternate reality.
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The revocation applies to the states of Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi, Veracruz, Chiapas, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo and follows a 2016 legal suspension of the permit.
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California officials have promised to challenge the revocation in court; state Attorney General Xavier Becerra said Trump had "no basis and no authority" to revoke the waiver.
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But "the Clean Air Act does not contain any waiver revocation authority," writes Julia Stein, an environmental attorney and project director at the UCLA School of Law.
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Apple's revocation of developer certificates is significant: The inability to access iOS tools for productivity and product development means that work at Google and Facebook will be impacted.
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According to the researcher, Wink released an update for its Android application and plans to fix the token revocation issue with a server-side change in the future.
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But both Haaretz and the military official said the chief of staff had ordered the revocation of the Hannibal procedure before the draft report was distributed to officials.
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The revocation came on the fifth anniversary of another effort that has protected hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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"The National Assembly hereby resolved ... to approve the revocation of the declaration of the state of public emergency," said majority leader Fabakary Tombong Jatta of the unanimous vote.
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She learned that nineteen states, including Florida, do not have revocation periods—except in cases of duress or fraud—and not all that do automatically return the child.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued a statement saying officials would "temporarily" reinstate Acosta's hard pass following the ruling, setting the stage for another possible revocation.
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What they're saying: David Stacy, the Director of Government Affairs for the Human Rights Campaign, called the reports of passport revocation are "disturbing," saying the policies are clear.
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Under Power Ventures, LinkedIn suggested in its letter to hiQ, hiQ will be on the hook for CFAA liability if it attempts to defy LinkedIn's revocation of access.
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Millions of Americans go to jail because they miss a court date or probation check-in, which can result in the revocation of bail or new criminal charges.
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The clearest example of this was the revocation of California's ability to set state-level standards on climate-warming tailpipe emissions that were stricter than the federal government's.
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That status is separate from the relationship with China, and a revocation of the status would mean less favorable trade conditions between the United States and Hong Kong.
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" The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA), which advocates for the press corps, issued a statement soon after Acosta was denied entry, calling the revocation of his access "unacceptable.
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A petition calling for the revocation of Article 50 was signed by 153m people—nearly three times more than voted Lib Dem in the general election of 2017.
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A revocation of California's waiver threatens a return to the type of lung-searing smog currently endured by Beijing's residents — and dramatically on view during the 2008 Olympics.
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The paper also quoted a source working on the possible revocation of Autostrade's motorway concession as saying the government may take a decision on the matter on Jan.
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Mueller's team, in opposing Manafort's appeal of his bail revocation, said in a filing that defense lawyers have not shown that Berman committed any error in her decision.
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The Indian government's logic behind the revocation was to create a space for Hindus to return to the region, decades after they had been run out or killed.
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India, which says its revocation of Kashmir's special status will allow the region to develop economically, has long accused Pakistan of training, arming and sending militants to Kashmir.
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Since the deadly collapse of a motorway bridge operated by Atlantia last year, Italy's 5-Star Movement has been asking for the revocation of the infrastructure group's concession.
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In its announcement earlier Wednesday about Brennan's security-clearance revocation, the White House said it was Brennan's "erratic conduct and behavior" and "frenzied commentary" that prompted the action.
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Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea, however, said that a revocation of a license meant the accreditation of its reporters at the Malacanang presidential palace should therefore be rescinded too.
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"President Trump's revocation of Acosta's credentials is, simply put, extraordinary and out of line," Bruce Brown, the executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, said.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who Trump appointed this year, officially proposed the revocation of these rules, which treat internet service providers like Comcast and AT&T as public utilities.
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The companies were split over whether to back Mr. Trump's revocation of the right of California and other states to set strict state rules on climate-warming tailpipe pollution.
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As Vox's Lindsay Maizland wrote in her explainer on potential revocation of Kushner's security clearance: During this phase, the person applying for the security clearance submits the necessary paperwork.
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Judge Brown also ruled that the surveillance video of the 2013 assault is admissible in the probation revocation hearings — so it's possible that the footage may finally become public.
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That opens an array of options including a much softer divorce than May had intended, a referendum, a revocation of the Article 50 divorce papers or even an election.
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But Brennan said he feared the revocation sends "a very chilling message" to the national security community about silencing dissent, whether it is made in public or in private.
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Sanders, however, denied during the briefing that the revocation of Brennan's security clearance was tied to the former Obama administration official's frequent criticism of the president and his administration.
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The precise number of residents who would get their licenses back is unclear because some also lost driving privileges for other reasons and would still be subject to revocation.
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Rebecca CadenheadDobbs Ferry, N.Y. To the Editor: As a Harvard graduate, psychologist and lifelong political liberal, I read with dismay of Harvard's revocation of Kyle Kashuv's application for admission.
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Another is using public statements and other means, including talk of pardons, to discourage associates' cooperation with the special counsel; still another, demanding revocation of the special counsel's mandate.
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So if Mr. Trump were to decide the revocation of clearance was a convenient, if none-too-effective, weapon, little stands in the way of him wielding it again.
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The case of Prince, who died two years ago and left no will, has led to numerous family disputes and even the revocation of a multimillion-dollar music deal.
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This strategy would take advantage of the erosion or revocation of net-neutrality rules by the Trump administration, allowing AT&T to explicitly favor its own content over others.
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Faced with fines of $1,000 a day and the revocation of his rental license until the "nuisance" tenant left the property, the landlord felt forced to begin eviction proceedings.
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Ziman said disclosure of his conviction should have triggered a revocation of his FOID card, generating a letter instructing him to relinquish his weapon and permit to law enforcement.
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"The department doesn't have horsepower to operate at prime capability, and the reported revocation of the delegation of authorities to other people only exacerbates the situation," Mr. Kennedy said.
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Italy's transport minister told a newspaper that Atlantia must increase cuts in tollway fees proposed as part of a settlement to avoid a revocation of its Italian operating licence.
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It accuses Sulitzer of aiding and abetting the company in the unlicensed practice of dentistry and seeks the revocation or suspension of his 16-year-old California dental license.
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It's not clear whether Ramirez' arrest and the revocation of his work permit reflect a new ICE policy toward DACA recipients, or if this is just an isolated case.
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This revocation at least was expected; zero-rating is a part of the net neutrality debate, in which Pai is vociferously opposed to pretty much everything former Chairman Wheeler did.
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Modi's revocation of Kashmir's special status in the constitution means people there will lose exclusive rights to property, government jobs and colleges places and open them up to all Indians.
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An accelerated timetable would probably still not be enough to prevent an extension, or even revocation, of Article 50, the exit mechanism that set the clock ticking towards March 29th.
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Certain types of criminal offenses – domestic violence in the case of firearms, drinking and driving in the case of automobiles – can result in a suspension or revocation of that license.
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"(The minister's) arguments for a revocation did not convince me," Iohannis, a centrist often at odds with the leftist-led government, told reporters after his advisers had examined Toader's request.
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Under the terms of the agreement, CMS has withdrawn the revocation of the Theranos' CLIA operating certificates and reduced its civil monetary penalty against the company to $30,000, Theranos said.
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Marine Harvest risks a fine of up to $220,000 or the revocation of its operating permit at its Punta Redonda Center, although the term is renewable for another 30 days.
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While short of a new referendum, the lack of good options could result in a majority supporting the revocation of the formal triggering of the Brexit process under Article 50.
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TPS beneficiaries have protested the administration's plans to end the program for months, with dozens of truck drivers in Los Angeles stopping traffic last week to demonstrate against its revocation.
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Moreover, the revocation of the California clean air waiver would end years of allowing California and the other jurisdictions that follow its lead to establish more rigorous air quality standards.
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"We are pressing ahead with revocation of the concession ... We have filed our contestation with Autostrade and their reply will arrive in days and then we will decide," he said.
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Former leaders of the U.S. intelligence community took to the Sunday shows this morning to express their concerns over President Trump's revocation of former CIA director John Brennan's security clearance.
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Like the Iran tweet, the floating of security clearance revocation is meant to change the subject, to allow Trump to fight on what he believes to be more favorable ground.
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That opens an array of possibilities including a much softer divorce than May had intended, a second plebiscite, a revocation of the Article 50 divorce papers, or even an election.
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The revocation of Ms. Bensouda's visa came less than a month after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vowed to revoke visas for those connected with court investigations involving American citizens.
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The restrictions are in place to ensure that donations are used for the expressed purpose of the nonprofits; violations can result in penalties, including revocation of the organization's nonprofit status.
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The revocation of Kashmir's special status in the constitution means people there will lose exclusive rights to property, government jobs and colleges places and open them up to all Indians.
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In the lead-up to the revocation of Article 370, tens of thousands of troops were sent into the state by India and internet and phone services were cut off.
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His revocation of the clearance of John O. Brennan, a former C.I.A. director who has emerged as an outspoken critic of Mr. Trump, drew condemnation from former national security officials.
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"We told the visiting delegation the people's sentiments were deeply hurt with the revocation of special status," said Muhammad Saleem Pandit, one of the eight journalists that met the ambassadors.
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Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte has become more reluctant on the revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession due to the risk of high compensation costs, La Repubblica and Il Messaggero reported.
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Atlantia has always denied wrongdoing in the Genoa disaster and said it would challenge any revocation in court, raising the risk of multi-billion euro compensation payment by the government.
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"The President's 'revocation' of Mr. Brennan's security clearance creates a troubling precedent," said Andrew Bakaj, a former CIA official who works on national security law and clearance issues in Washington.
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"The local press is suggesting that the possible penalty could be the revocation of the permits that allow SQM to export lithium," Banchile-Citi said in a note to clients.
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U.S. engagement with Sudan has had multiple benefits for U.S. interests, the region, and the people of Sudan, and revocation of the sanctions lifted in January will encourage continued cooperation.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian infrastructure group Atlantia said on Monday that any revocation by the government of its motorway concession would require a compensation equal to the value of the contract.
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In theory, Hoda had the right to a hearing to challenge the passport revocation, but she didn't ask for one; after all, she was encamped with ISIS by that point.
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The person has to submit a form to state police listing his or her guns and identifying the active FOID holder who will hold the guns for them during the revocation.
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SOS Mediterranee, one of the charities that operates the Aquarius, said in a statement it was reeling from news of the revocation, which it said followed pressure from the Italian government.
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On Thursday, the Treasury Department finalized the revocation of the documentation rules and also issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking signaling an intention to issue other regulations in this area.
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Yet the struggle continues, and the club needs to rally even more in the way of support if it's going to stand up to the draconian revocation it's being threatened with.
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In December 2018, a judge for the United States District Court in San Francisco ruled that the government's revocation of the conditional approvals for the child applicants was against the law.
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Tumultuous current events — the revocation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA; the Charlottesville attacks; the Black Lives Matter protests — have brought both relevance and volatility to academic debate.
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The exercise came as hostility between Pakistan and India has increased following India's revocation of the autonomy of the disputed region of Kashmir, the cause of two of their three wars.
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The exercise came as hostility between Pakistan and India has increased following India's revocation of the autonomy of the disputed region of Kashmir, the cause of two of their three wars.
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Baling hay and feeding livestock is therapeutically calming to lives defined by chaos and uncertainty, when a failed drug test can mean a repossessed vehicle or the revocation of paternal rights.
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Hours before announcing the revocation, Indian officials imposed a blanket of tough security measures, cutting off the internet and phone services and jailing thousands of Kashmiri political leaders, academics and activists.
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"Rather than being based in legitimate concerns over Plaintiff's admissibility to the United States, this revocation and expedited removal is a result of additional scrutiny targeting Iranian citizens," the filing says.
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" That doesn't cite any specific criteria for the revocation, although the reference to "recent conduct characterized by increasingly frenzied commentary" would seem to hint at either "personal conduct" or "psychological conditions.
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The most dramatic step up to now was the revocation of the special constitutional status for India's only Muslim-majority state, Jammu and Kashmir, which was placed under a prolonged lockdown.
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Trump's revocation of California's waiver was followed by a letter from the Environmental Protection Agency threatening to withhold highway funds if the state doesn't work to meet certain air pollution standards.
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The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group representing General Motors, Toyota Motor, Volkswagen, Ford Motor, and others, declined on Wednesday to take a position on Trump's revocation of California's waiver.
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FLORENCE, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Italy's transport minister said on Thursday the government was not in a position to say when it would decide over the possible revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession.
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The investment by Omidyar is the focus of yet another case that was brought by the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission and led to the revocation of Rappler's license to operate.
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"The wrongful revocation of these credentials violates CNN and Acosta's First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process," CNN said in a statement Tuesday.
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"This revocation scheme disproportionately punishes impoverished residents in violation of federal law, taking away crucial means of self-sufficiency and further pushing them into poverty," the motion for a preliminary injunction states.
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The FAA order was part a settlement agreement with the company in which it agreed to waive its right to appeal the revocation to the National Transportation Safety Board or any court.
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MILAN, July 1 (Reuters) - Italian infrastructure group Atlantia said on Monday that any revocation by the government of its motorway concession would require a compensation equal to the value of the contract.
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Extension (as opposed to revocation of the original Article 50 letter) requires unanimous approval, and many in Brussels are dubious about giving Britain more time merely to argue over what it wants.
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" Trump has focused his campaign on immigration and the revocation of free trade deals, targeting globalization as a movement that "has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache.
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If any guns are lost or stolen, owners legally have to report the loss or theft; failure to do so can result in the revocation of a license or even prison time.
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"Due to the aggravating circumstances in this case, the Division will seek revocation of the license based upon the total circumstance," Andrew Sapolnick, New Jersey's deputy attorney general, writes in one letter.
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Although he received a scholarship specifically designed for DACA students, the revocation of his three-year permit has jeopardized his ability to support himself and to pay the remainder of his tuition.
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Trump's revocation of Pelosi's ability to use military transport for the trip came just a day after she publicly suggested president postpone his State of the Union address until the government reopens.
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Brennan, who has publicly characterized Trump's comments at a recent summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin as "treasonous," has said he might sue the Trump administration over the revocation of his clearance.
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Instead of criminal charges, contractors often face fines for safety violations or other wrongdoing; orders to stop or slow work; or, in more serious cases, a suspension or revocation of their licenses.
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"The probability of Article 50 extension is now very high, and the stock of Article 50 revocation is rising too," they added, referring to the legal mechanism that triggered the exit process.
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"If he had made the comments about another author who wasn't Clinton, I don't think there would be a bail revocation hearing going on here, " said one of those lawyers, Michael Bachner.
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On Thursday Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte urged Atlantia, which is owned by the Benetton family famous for its clothing label, to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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Kashmiri protesters save themselves from the tear gas during a protest against Indian rule and the revocation of Kashmir's special status in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian-administered Kashmir, Aug. 30.
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The revocation has to come from Trump through an executive order, or Congress via the United States-Hong Kong Policy Act of 1992, which spells out Washington's special treatment of the city.
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"It is contrary to this fundamental right for any government official to threaten the revocation of an FCC license simply because of a disagreement with the reporting of a journalist," he said.
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The system is designed to ensure that information is classified properly and that the process for granting and revoking clearances is fair, including a right to appeal in case of a revocation.
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It's a better implementation of message revocation than exists in services like Gmail, which only grants you a handful of seconds before your email is lost in the ether, inhabiting someone else's inbox.
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After the September 2014 incident, Chahal and Alaisa exchanged text messages about reporting the woman to immigration authorities (during the revocation hearings, Alaisa claimed he did not remember sending or receiving these messages).
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So at the very least, it's likely that any federal judge considering a challenge to the Trump administration's decision to rescind DACA would look first at arguments that the revocation was procedurally problematic.
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Lumina Copper faces either the revocation of its environmental permits, the temporary closure of the operations at Caserones or a fine of up to $54 million US (approximately $36m pesos), the regulator said.
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The new rules specify three circumstances that could result in "suspension or revocation of the journalist's hard pass" — asking more than one question, not yielding the floor, and failing to surrender a microphone.
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Amid the various furors, which also included a revocation of press credentials for The Washington Post, GOP figures in Washington, D.C., and beyond have sought to distance themselves from their standard-bearer. Sen.
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Read one of these articles about how the revocation of T.P.S. for Salvadorans and other nationalities could significantly upset the U.S. labor force and economy, health care, gang activity and families and communities.
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The revocation was popular in La Macarena, where Mayor Ismael Medellin Dueñas, whose desk sits beneath a painting of Caño Cristales, said residents are very concerned about possible environmental impacts of oil development.
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Revocation of California's ability to set its own standards is part of a multipronged battle by the Trump administration to counter the state's efforts to reshape the mix of vehicles driven by Americans.
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" The prosecutors' motion says, "The government respectfully submits this motion for a bail revocation hearing, at which the government will move to revoke the defendant Martin Shkreli's bail and remand him into custody.
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Since the revocation, Kashmir has been placed under curfew, there are internet and cell service blackouts, journalists trying to report on the region are being turned away, and Muslim residents live in fear.
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The senators particularly raised concerns about the Indian government's revocation of Article 85033 of its constitution, which granted special status to allow the state of Jammu and Kashmir to make its own laws.
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Most of Jammu and Kashmir has had no internet service for more than four months, after the Indian government clamped down on communications following the revocation of the state's autonomy on Aug. 5.
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DAKAR, June 12 (Reuters) - Vodacom Group's local unit in the Democratic Republic of Congo has filed a lawsuit against the revocation of its 2G telecoms license, the country's telecommunications minister said on Wednesday.
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Last month, for example, days after California filed its suit fighting the administration's revocation of its emissions authority, the Justice Department opened its antitrust inquiry into the four automakers that had joined with California.
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Under Illinois' FOID Act, a person whose FOID card has been revoked, such as Travis, can transfer their weapons to anyone else with an active FOID card, such as Jeffrey, during the revocation period.
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New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said Friday that the Alcohol Beverage Control division's action seeking revocation of the golf club's liquor license was a "routine enforcement action" of the state's liquor licensing laws.
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It also covers existing bans on tobacco advertisements, promotions or sponsorship, which are subject to fines of up to 133,000 pesos and maximum jail terms of three years and possible revocation of business permits.
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Di Maio on Sunday said a solution over the concession revocation could be found if Italians got back "all that's being taken away from them in recent years due to increases in toll roads".
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Burnham said he didn't have any information beyond what had been filed in court documents: that the revocation was first announced by Sanders on November 7 and then "ratified" by Trump the next day.
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S&P placed Atlantia and its subsidiaries Autostrade per l'Italia (Aspi) and Aeroporti di Roma on CreditWatch Negative citing "heightened downside risk" as the government may pursue a unilateral revocation of Aspi motorway concession.
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The fact of the matter is you're looking at the benchmark of UK if not global clubbing over a 17-year period and they're basing this revocation on a period spanning a few months.
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The government had also asked the judge to explain Mr. Howe's bail revocation to the jury, rather than allowing the revelation to come out during what is sure to be a grueling cross-examination.
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Other states reimprison people for insignificant parole violations: "Alaska prohibits an individual on parole from changing residence without notification and considers an overnight stay a change of residence, punishable by parole revocation," Renaud writes.
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In his speech to the National Automobile Dealers Association, Mr. Wheeler said the administration would soon be moving ahead with a single national vehicle pollution standard, suggesting that it would include the California revocation.
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And local prosecutors, including Leon A. Cannizzaro Jr., the Democratic district attorney of Orleans Parish, have continued to pursue convictions through nonunanimous verdicts for people arrested before January 2019, when the revocation took effect.
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Papers on Saturday cited Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte as saying the question of the possible revocation of Atlantia's highway concessions and Atlantia joining Alitalia's rescue plan were two separate issues that cannot be mixed.
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His team will likely spread the message that you made this decision based on your executive authority -- which is what press secretary Sarah Sanders said in her initial press briefing on the clearance revocation.
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For example, after the Waffle House shooting, Tennessee lawmakers drafted legislation to make it illegal to buy or possess a gun if a person had been subject to "suspension, revocation or confiscation" in another state.
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"The suspension or ultimate revocation of a professional license is, for any professional, like the death penalty for their profession," Allred told a news conference on Wednesday with two of the students who submitted declarations.
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But "due to the aggravating circumstances in this case, the Division (within the state's Department of Law and Public Safety) will seek the revocation of the license based on the total circumstances," the letter says.
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Yesterday was the much-ballyhooed "Net Neutrality Day of Action," an online protest day on which thousands of websites, people and services called attention to the impending revocation of net neutrality rules by the FCC.
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Lannon, who has served as outside counsel for several universities in harassment lawsuits, says that the revocation of tenure is a very lengthy and disruptive process that both colleges and the accused must agree to.
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Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said in an interview with la Repubblica.
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Early in the new year another letter arrived, and an assessment process that had begun with an unannounced visit one autumn morning delivered its final verdict: The revocation of Metail's sponsor license with immediate effect.
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The State Department Saturday morning reversed the revocation of up to 60,000 visas from foreigners from seven Muslim-majority countries following a federal judge's ruling that immediately halted President Trump's immigration order, according to reports.
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"Our goal was to remind people that this program has been in operation but additionally that it is our intention to begin referring cases to the U.S. Department of State for passport revocation," Barreda said.
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He accepted Snowden's account: that, upon leaving Hong Kong, his intention was to reach Latin America, but the plan was thwarted by the revocation of his passport, leaving him unable to transfer flights in Moscow.
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The divisions show no sign of healing: hundreds of thousands of people marched through London to demand another referendum on Saturday and 5.2 million have signed a petition calling for a revocation of Article 50.
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Trump's targeting of immigrants—undocumented and otherwise—and of trans people are typically considered distinct issues that can be boiled down into separate soundbites: deportations for the former, revocation of bathroom access for the latter.
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An obstetrician, Dr. Benjamin had performed a late-term abortion, though he lacked the skills for such a procedure, while appealing the revocation of his license for gross incompetence and negligence in five other cases.
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While the institute did not explain its reasoning for the revocation, Professor Davis said in a statement at the time that she had learned that it was because of her support of the Palestinian cause.
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"Advocate General (Manuel) Campos Sanchez-Bordona proposes that the Court of Justice should declare that Article 50 ... allows the unilateral revocation of the notification of the intention to withdraw from the EU," the ECJ said.
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Roughly half the states in the nation, led by California, sued the Trump administration on Friday over the revocation of the state's right to set emissions pollution standards that are stricter than the federal rules.
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Roughly half the states in the nation, led by California, sued the Trump administration on Friday over the revocation of the state's right to set emissions pollution standards that are stricter than the federal rules.
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The plaintiffs argued successfully that leaving the European Union involved the revocation of certain rights granted to Britons by Parliament, and that lawmakers must have a say and a vote before Article 50 is invoked.
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Brennan said on MSNBC that he did not hear about the revocation until he was told by a friend who had listened to the White House briefing on Wednesday, when the new policy was announced.
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Max Bluestein, a spokesman for the alcoholic beverage administration, told CNN that while the allegation could lead to a warning or fine after review, it would not lead to the revocation of the hotel's license.
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After Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte described the administrative process launched over a possible revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession as "very laborious", the government could decide on a legislative approach instead, Il Sole 225 Ore said.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is among those who have pressed the State Department to investigate whether any aspect of the private-server fiasco should result in discipline for State employees or revocation of security clearances.
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"It is contrary to this fundamental right for any government official to threaten the revocation of an FCC license simply because of a disagreement with the reporting of a journalist," Smith said in a statement.
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Under U.S. law, Homeland Security must provide written notice that it plans to revoke the permits and recipients have 15 days to respond — but don't have a right to a court hearing to fight the revocation.
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The bill has been withdrawn since because its author, Rick Brattin, another Republican state lawmaker, realised that the state could not mandate the revocation of privately funded athletic scholarships such as the football scholarships at Mizzou.
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NAIROBI, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The Kenyan government has won a case brought against it by Cortec Mining Kenya Limited, Cortec (pty) Limited and Stirling Capital Limited over a 2013 mining licence revocation, an arbitrators' ruling showed.
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MILAN, July 2 (Reuters) - Italy's government is open to finding a solution over the proposed revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession if the infrastructure group pays up, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio was quoted as saying.
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The tribe's recognition petition was "among the best and most thoroughly researched petitions ever reviewed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs," she said, in a declaration that the Schaghticokes used in a lawsuit challenging the revocation.
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The mandate's revocation was added to the bill because it would free up nearly $340 billion in extra federal funds during the next decade, which could be used to provide bigger tax breaks in the legislation.
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It's no coincidence that the other officials Sanders cited for potential revocation—former FBI Director James Comey, former national security advisor Susan Rice, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper—are among his most outspoken dissenters.
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CNN challenged the press pass revocation in court, arguing it violated Acosta's First Amendment right to free speech, as well as the due process clause of the Constitution providing fair treatment through judicial and administrative process.
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Four sources close to Trump tell Axios that the revocation of former CIA Director John Brennan's clearance belongs in the same category as the president's love of the pardon power and the signing of executive orders.
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" Typically what sends someone back to prison, Lorraine McEvilley, director of the Parole Revocation Defense Unit at the Legal Aid Society, told me, is a combination of a missed curfew or parole appointment and "dirty urine.
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Kashmir: Separatist militants fatally shot a truck driver from Rajasthan who was transporting apples this week, the latest example of their campaign of keeping civilians away from work to protest India's revocation of the region's autonomy.
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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, who has the authority to intervene for 60 days after the NCC's recommendation, declined to do so meaning that the NCC's revocation stands, Frydenberg's office said in a media release on Tuesday.
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With less than three months to go before the latest deadline, there are a wide range of plausible outcomes – from a possibly ruinous "no-deal" exit to a confidence-boosting revocation of the whole plan to leave.
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He suggested that a review of the national mechanism used to calculate motorway tolls could be part of the solution to end the unresolved stand-off between Atlantia and Rome over the revocation of the group's concession.
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The tensions have been mounting for nearly a year a half, starting with carriers pulling out of deals to provide Huawei phones and escalating to full-blown trade bans and the unprecedented revocation of Huawei's Android license.
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Of course the big news of the week has been revocation of Huawei's Android license so The Vergecast brings back policy editor Russell Brandom to the show to decipher this ordeal as well as its larger implications.
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Normally the punishment for such an infraction would be a 25-day suspension of the liquor license, but in this case, "the [state] will seek revocation of the license based upon the total circumstances," the letter reads.
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If the Trump administration were to seek a permanent revocation of California's authority to set its own rules, legal scholars say, it would require the Clean Air Act legislation to be amended, which only Congress could do.
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US District Court Judge Glen Conrad, who rejected the revocation, noted that the city had left in place permits for counter-protesters near the downtown park and appeared to be targeting white nationalist Kessler for his views.
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"If he fails to respond within the stipulated time, it will be assumed that he has no response to offer and the Ministry of External Affairs will go ahead with the revocation," Swarup said in a statement.
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Airports started allowing residents to enter the United States on Saturday, and the Department of Homeland Security reversed the revocation of 85033,000 visas all in response to the judge's ruling Nikita Vladimirov contributed Updated: 9:07 p.m.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The head of a Philippine online news site battling revocation of its licence on Tuesday said some governments have sought to "silence dissent" through the proliferation of fake news, flooding social media with hate messages.
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The city order says that the footage shows that the horse was scared and concludes that the situation was an "actual threat" to public health and safety — enough to warrant the revocation of the lounge's business license.
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One major question to be answered is whether Mr. Trump's revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance will be a one-time event or if the White House will follow through with its threats against other national security officials.
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The organization advocated revocation of federal funding from Middle East studies programs that are said to have an anti-Israel slant, and it urged colleges and universities to discipline students who are part of the B.D.S. movement.
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That is important because Trump administration lawyers would be expected to fight for the revocation of California's waiver before the Supreme Court, but that would be unlikely if the case reached the court under a Democratic president.
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Duterte's decision, sparked by the revocation of a U.S. visa held by a former police chief who led his bloody war on drugs, could complicate U.S. military interests in the Asia-Pacific region as China's ambitions rise.
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The most notable of all was the revocation in January 2017 of the "wet foot, dry foot" policy under which Cubans who reached the United States could stay — a policy that the Cuban government had greatly resented.
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In an interview with Politico last September, India&aposs foreign minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, defended the crackdown and revocation of limited Kashmiri autonomy as the end of a "short term measure," put in place over 70n years ago.
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In July, for example, China blamed "independence activists" for the cancellation of an Olympic event in Taiwan, shrugging off Taipei's accusation that Beijing's "political bullying" was behind the revocation of its right to host a youth game.
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The organization's board of governors unanimously voted for the revocation after an ethics committee found Hastert's actions to be "detrimental to the ideals and objectives" of the Wrestling Hall of Fame, according to a statement on its website.
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Nothing in this order shall be construed to limit the ability of an individual to seek asylum, withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture, consistent with the laws of the United States. Sec. 13. Revocation.
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Nothing in this order shall be construed to limit the ability of an individual to seek asylum, withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture, consistent with the laws of the United States. Sec. 13. Revocation.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The head of a Philippine online news site battling revocation of its license for violation of ownership conditions on Thursday said law enforcers should drop a complaint of cyber libel against her, describing it as "baseless".
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Another sharp-tongued Flemish politician, Belgium's deputy premier Jan Jambon, duly retorted that if the imam's appeal prevails, a fresh revocation of his permit will be decreed on different grounds and the end-result will be the same.
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On Tuesday, the Ohio EPA said in a press release that it issued emergency orders prohibiting Bates, the Sebring treatment plant operator, from operating that plant or any other plant, and also proposing the revocation of his license.
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"These petitioners need to know the options for revocation which are open to withdrawing member states now, to allow them - properly and in a fully informed way - to carry out their duties as democratically elected representatives," he said.
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TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday blamed "independence activists" for the cancellation of an Olympic event in Taiwan, shrugging off Taipei's accusation that Beijing's "political bullying" was behind the revocation of its right to host a youth game.
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The government officials proposed a series of sanctions against the company, including the revocation of the company's certification for its California laboratory, its primary operation, and suspension of its eligibility to receive payments under the Medicare insurance program.
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"The chances of John Brennan prevailing on the merits of a lawsuit against the president regarding the revocation of his security clearance are vanishingly small," said Jaffer, a former associate White House counsel to President George W. Bush.
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Sanders denied that the revocation was meant to send a message to Trump's critics, instead referring to a statement from Trump that said Brennan was leveraging his clearance to make "unfounded and outrageous" charges about the current administration.
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The Revocation founder, guitarist, and vocalist has turned his bedroom death metal project into a global force over the last 12 years thanks to his an unrelenting work ethic and a lifelong devotion to learning and playing guitar.
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The Abrasive Blasting Manufacturers Alliance was among the trade groups welcoming the revocation of the rule, which would have required shipyard and construction companies to train and monitor workers to help them avoid dangerous levels of beryllium exposure.
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" Of course, Trump himself seemed to undermine the official White House statement on the "why" of Mueller's security revocation, telling The Wall Street Journal: "I think that whole -- I call it the rigged witch hunt -- is a sham.
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Italy's deputy transport minister Giancarlo Cancelleri told Il Corriere della Sera that revoking Atlantia's motorway concession is the only option and that the 2100-Star Movement is working on a plan to deal with the post-revocation scenario.
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On Atlantia's side, one source said new motorway rules included in a decree last year materially reduce the value of the Autostrade unit as they cut the value of the compensation from the government in case of revocation.
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Nothing in this order shall be construed to limit the ability of an individual to seek asylum, withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture, consistent with the laws of the United States. Sec. 13. Revocation.
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Over a million U.K. signatures have now been secured for a petition calling for the revocation of the invitation while thousands took to the streets in like-minded protests in several cities across the U.K. Yet, May stood firm.
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Mostly, the St. Paul public schools cafeteria supervisor was dogged by repeated charges of "no proof of insurance," going back to 2002 when he still had his learner's permit, and driving after suspension and, later, revocation of his license.
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The woman, who Chahal's lawyer has accused of being in a sham marriage with another man in order to receive a green card, fled back to South Korea and has not appeared in court during the probation revocation hearings.
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The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation is seeking the "revocation or suspension" of Altman's medical license, according to a complaint filed against Altman in May by the department and obtained by CNN through a public records request.
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Facebook and Google landed in hot water with Apple this week after two investigations by TechCrunch revealed the misuse of internal-only certificates — leading to their revocation, which led to a day of downtime at the two tech giants.
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The National Immigration Law Center, meanwhile, on Tuesday afternoon sought consent in Brooklyn federal district court to amend ongoing litigation over the revocation of an undocumented immigrant's work permit to a sweeping challenge to the Trump administration's DACA rescission.
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Under the ruling by a tribunal at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, the government can recover $3.23 million from the claimants to settle the dispute over the revocation of licences for the Mrima Hill mining project.
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Hulu just released a trailer for its adaptation of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, a science fiction tale in which the U.S. Government has been toppled by a theocratic authoritarian dictatorship and women suffer a horrible revocation of rights.
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But President Trump gave the Hammonds a full pardon in July 2018, which Zinke said is enough to overturn the BLM's previous revocation of their grazing permits, which had been done because of various fires they were blamed form.
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This security clearance revocation is not just about Brennan: this is larger than one individual; it is a warning to other senior intelligence officials not to publicly voice criticism of the president, his campaign, or any of his policies.
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That revocation is part of a larger proposal, dubbed the Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles rule, that would stop federal car efficiency and emissions rules from getting stronger between 85033 and 2026, as the Obama administration had envisioned.
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The columnist wrote that Congress should hold oversight hearings over Trump's decision to revoke Brennan's security clearance and pass legislation that would spell out the grounds for revoking a security clearance, and the procedure for challenging such a revocation.
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In Michigan, a federal district judge recently issued a preliminary injunction against a license revocation law, though state officials say the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has stayed the injunction as it reviews the case.
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The revocation means the government voided travel visas for people trying to enter the United States but the visas could be restored later without a new application, said William Cocks, a spokesman for consular affairs at the State Department.
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In January, the company revoked Facebook's control over an app that collected data on minors, which temporarily resulted in havoc at Facebook headquarters, since the revocation applied to several custom-made apps (like calendars) used internally within the company.
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In addition, Ian Blackford, the leader of the Scottish National Party, said, "We must now look seriously at the option of revocation" of Article 50, the provision of the Lisbon Treaty that Britain invoked to leave the European Union.
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That revocation is part of a larger proposal, dubbed the Safer Affordable Fuel Efficient (SAFE) Vehicles rule, that would stop federal car efficiency and emissions rules from getting stronger between 2021 and 2026, as the Obama administration had envisioned.
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"An appeal for revocation was filed with the tax authorities, in order to make an adequate assessment of all the arguments," Walmex said last week in its quarterly earnings report, adding that it believed it would win the appeal.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – Because he can&apost pay $2353 in traffic fines, Seti Johnson faces revocation of his North Carolina&aposs driver&aposs license, which means he won&apost be able to drive to the job he hopes to get soon.
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Fox News is supporting CNN's lawsuit against the Trump administration over the White House's revocation of Jim Acosta's press pass and plans to file an amicus brief in the case, according to a statement from the network's president Jay Wallace.
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California and the other states maintain that its authority to set standards on tailpipe pollution was granted lawfully by Congress as part of the Clean Air Act, one of the country's foundational environmental laws, and that its revocation would be unlawful.
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Uber self-driving sedans have been spotted on streets in SF since the ban by local residents, but the company also now says two of its Volvos have had their registrations reinstated by the DMV, following their revocation last year.
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A blue blood whose family included signers of the Declaration of Independence and the creator of the Stetson hat, Kennedy helped draft the brief that led to the state of Georgia's revocation of the Klan's national corporate charter in 1947.
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Lieutenant McCain confirmed the following charges to PEOPLE: Fudge disobeyed an officer; was driving while intoxicated; driving after revocation or suspension; resisting arrest; city ordinance for open container; ticket for solid line violation; and default or breach of bail conditions.
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The decision will mean revocation of a bar on property purchases by people from outside the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir and mean that state government jobs and some college places will no longer be reserved for state residents.
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"If he fails to respond within the stipulated time, it will be assumed that he has no response to offer and the foreign ministry will go ahead with the revocation," ministry spokesman Vikas Swarup said in a statement on Twitter.
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To qualify for protections from El Salvador, recipients must have lived in the United States since 2001, and for Honduras, it's 1998, meaning any revocation of the program would upend lives built in the United States for nearly 20 years.
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A 2012 directive here from former President Barack Obama, formally put into law in 2014, supplemented the ICWPA to protect intelligence community whistleblowers from some forms of retaliation, including termination or security clearance revocation, if they follow rules for making disclosures.
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The Space Force mission should not derive from an executive order, subject to revocation or revision, nor should it originate from some inter-service agreement where the need to compromise results in the most experienced beltway insider gaining the most advantage.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Indian security forces injured at least six people on Saturday in Srinagar, the main city in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir, as several protests broke out against New Delhi's revocation of the region's autonomy last week.
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"Monday's court decision brings into focus the continued suppression of government critics in Bahrain through arbitrary arrest and detention, travel bans, harassment, threats, revocation of citizenship and other means," U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani told a Geneva news briefing.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan pushed back on President Trump in a New York Times op-ed on Thursday morning, calling the revocation of his security clearance "an attempt to scare into silence others who might dare challenge" the president.
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It's an issue that's been pushed to the forefront in Uzbekistan, particularly after the bulldozing of a 1.2-mile-long tract of medieval residential buildings in the southeastern city of Shakhrisyabz nearly led to the revocation of its UNESCO status.
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" Asked to respond to calls on Twitter for the revocation of Mr. Meier's 1984 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the Pritzker said in a statement that the prize would stand, given that it was "based on his architectural merit at that time.
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It denied it had neglected maintenance on its network, which is run by the group's toll-road unit, Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) and said any revocation of its motorway concession would require compensation equal to the value of the contract.
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The other EU states, as well as the bloc's executive, want any revocation of Britain's withdrawal notice to require the consent of the bloc, fearing that, otherwise, Britain or other would be leavers could use this tactic to win concessions.
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Lawyers for Mr. Lewis, who had turned down a no-jail plea deal that involved a fine and a six-month license revocation, had noted that Mr. Hanegby was wearing headphones, and argued that his death was an unfortunate accident.
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And in a letter released Friday, 60 former C.I.A. officials said they objected to Mr. Trump's threats to remove clearances of former security officials, adding their names to the chorus of senior intelligence officers condemning the revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance.
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The government is avoiding engaging in formal negotiations, one of the sources said, adding the new motorway rules would materially reduce the value of its Autostrade unit as they cut the value of compensation from the government in case of revocation.
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Atlantia and the government are locked in a dispute over the possible revocation of the motorway concession held by its unit Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) following the collapse of a bridge in Genoa in August 2018 in which 43 people died.
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A coalition of Muslim and human rights organizations called on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to cancel its plans to award Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi its Global Goalkeeper Award, citing Modi's controversial revocation of the Kashmir region's special status.
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In 2016, the USDA settled multiple cases against Santa Cruz Biotechnology — one of the world's largest research antibody suppliers — resulting in the cancellation of the facility's research registration, revocation of its dealer license, and payment of a historic $3.5 million fine.
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The president's statement on why he ordered the revocation of Mr. Brennan's clearance is based on the assumption that the former C.I.A. director holds a security clearance only as a courtesy so that current senior officials may consult with him.
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"The money stays in your control, and if your roof springs a leak, and you decide you need a working roof before you need a casket, you can take that money out with no penalties or revocation fees," Mr. Slocum said.
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May's impending departure will, within Britain, reset the debate about how exactly to leave the EU. But it will also give time for opponents of the divorce to push for a new referendum or even a revocation of the 'Article 50' divorce notification.
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Batalla Vidal originally filed suit in the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York over the revocation of his work authorization after a federal district judge in Texas blocked the Obama administration's expansion of the DACA program in 2015.
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"Since amendments to the anti-terror law were passed in 2014, the use of revocation of citizenship has increased dramatically, in many cases targeting journalists, human rights defenders and critics of the government," BIRD's director Sayed Ahmed al-Wadaei told Reuters on Sunday.
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"The choices are between a no-deal Brexit or revocation … It's by no means clear what the actual result would be … It's entirely possible that you could have a no deal Brexit, it's equally possible that it might be revoked," he said.
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"In general, I think there is new tone in the policy but not much new policy other than the revocation of PPD-20, which had already been announced," Ari Schwartz, White House National Security Council cybersecurity director under President Barack Obama, told Reuters.
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A jury awarded Rattigan $300,000 for the retaliation claim, and the agency appealed it, arguing that the courts cannot weigh in on decisions related to the denial or revocation of security clearances based on precedent from Department of the Navy v. Egan.
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Markets have long held onto the possibility of a so-called "soft Brexit" or a revocation of Article 220, meaning Britain would remain in the EU. However, these scenarios have become increasingly unlikely given the growing likelihood that Johnson will take the helm.
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Read more: All the states that have decriminalized marijuana and what that means Dr. Eidelman is appealing against the ruling made on January 4 and says he will continue to practice having recently won a suspension of the revocation pending a future hearing.
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I would also provide more resources to the A.T.F. for inspection of federally licensed firearms dealers, as it inspects fewer than 1/10 of FFL facilities annually, and direct the agency to prioritize revocation of licenses to dealers who routinely fail A.T.F. inspections.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)A former US Army soldier whose felony conviction led to the revocation of his green card, his imprisonment, and, just days ago, his deportation to Mexico, said he will fight what he calls the unjust treatment of immigrant veterans.
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If passed, the legislation would provide for the denial or revocation of visas from Chinese officials "who were substantially involved in the formulation or execution" of the exit ban policy and would require regular reports to Congress about the application of this measure.
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"The High Commissioner warns that the revocation will only serve to feed into the divisive, nationalistic rhetoric ahead of the general elections in October, and will disrupt any attempts to work towards reconciliation," U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said on Friday.
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"When the University learns of a potential serious violation of the Honor System after a student has graduated, the Honor Council will investigate and adjudicate the case and may recommend sanctions up to and including the revocation of the student's degree," Georgetown said.
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Joaquin Castro, a Texas Democrat who's a member of the House Intelligence and Foreign Affairs committees, said he believes the revocation is "definitely an abuse of power" and that there's an argument "it violates the First Amendment rights" of the former CIA director.
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Major investment funds with stakes in Atlantia have written to the government expressing concern over a possible revocation of motorway concessions held by tollway unit Autostrade per l'Italia in the wake of last year's bridge collapse in Genoa, according to MF Milano Finanza.
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Lawmakers failed on Monday to find a majority of their own for any alternative plan ranging from a permanent customs union to a confirmatory referendum on any deal and a revocation of the divorce papers to avoid a no-deal crash-out.
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And, yet, unless the House of Commons changes the March 29th date to exit the European Union, which is set out in legislation, or approves a suspension or revocation of the Article 50 notice to exit, then the "no deal" outcome is the default option.
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Targeting passport applicants in South Texas isn't necessarily a test run for an inevitable expansion to the widespread revocation of citizenship for Latinos or nonwhite Americans writ large, just as the denaturalization efforts don't automatically call the citizenship of all naturalized Americans into question.
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"If leaders revoke the pardons in only a partial or selective manner, this type of revocation will add to what is a growing sense of impunity in this country and a lack of accountability," Yee said after meeting political leaders in Skopje on Thursday.
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Italy's government will decide on a possible revocation of Atlantia's motorway concession in a few weeks after concluding a probe into the deadly collapse of a bridge operated by the infrastructure group, the country's transport minister said in an interview with Corriere della Sera.
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After breakfast on the last morning of Mountain Justice, Cordell told a group of attendees lingering at the table that the next battle for the Kanawha Forest Coalition is to seek a permanent revocation of the KD2 mining permit, which would halt that operation permanently.
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The notion that revocation infringes upon his First Amendment free-speech rights is belied by Brennan's subsequent behavior because the former CIA director continues — unchecked by any Trump administration official — to lash out at the president at every opportunity via any available media channel.
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"The revocation follows failure by Amazing Grace Christian Radio to comply with RURA's sanctions taken after a sermon aired by the Radio on 29 January 2018 in which a radio presenter Nicolas Niyibikora repeatedly insulted women referring to them as evil," the statement read.
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The Internal Revenue Service revoked NYC Swim's tax-exempt status in 2011 after it failed to submit financial disclosure forms; the agency's database shows that the last form submitted was in 343, although the revocation notice focused on missing forms between 2009 and 2011.
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In February 2016, a few months before her meeting with Team Trump, this Moscow resident co-founded a Delaware-registered NGO called the Human Rights Global Accountability Initiative Foundation, purporting to seek the revocation of a controversial ban on American adoption of Russian children.
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With the second largest staff in the House, the committee could quickly initiate inquiries into issues like the hobbling of the Environmental Protection Agency, the White House's revocation of security clearances to voting rights, the 2020 census and implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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Probationers in New York City have their sentences revoked only if they commit new crimes, except in unusual circumstances, and then, in almost all cases, the jail time for the revocation of the probation sentence runs concurrently with the sentence of the new conviction.
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Done under the veil of economic development, this revocation was accompanied by well-documented internet and telecommunication blackouts, mass detentions and widespread beatings and extrajudicial killings, as well as the addition of nearly 40,000 Indian troops in what was already the world's most militarized zone.
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America's punishing sanctions and crackdown on Iranian oil exports have the potential to hit global oil prices, while India's revocation of Kashmir's special status in August has antagonized neighboring Pakistan, which has in turn made incendiary comments seen as inciting terrorism and further conflict.
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Mr. Trump hit back at Mr. O'Rourke at his own rally, calling the Democrat "a very dumb presidential candidate" and attacking him for proposing a mandatory buyback of assault rifles and the revocation of tax exemptions for contributions to churches that oppose same-sex marriage.
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Among the notable actions this year was the decision in June by the Environmental Protection Agency to roll back an Obama-era plan limiting coal-fired power plant emissions and the revocation of California's authority in September to set its own vehicle emission standards.
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Although forest and paper products were not included in the proposal, the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has formally requested that exemptions adopted more than 21625 years ago for these products also be revoked, and we filed comments and evidence to support revocation.
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On Tuesday afternoon, police officers boarded the restaurant up, the assistant chief of police signed off on a letter which could lead to the revocation of the bar's food service and liquor licenses, and the cops are pissed that they even had to be there.
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The brief argues that the revocation of Acosta's White House press credentials "tramples on the Constitution – in particular the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech and of the press – and could have a chilling effect on other journalists," the organizations said in a joint statement.
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Photo: Alex Roberts (Flickr)The security of tens of thousands of websites is in question after the CEO of a company that sells HTTPS certificates included the private keys for 23,000 customers in an email—an apparent attempt to force a revocation of the customers' certificates.
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Apple Shows Facebook Who Has the Power in an App Dispute Fun details in the penultimate graf of Mike Isaac's piece about the enterprise certificate debacle: After Apple's revocation, employees inside Facebook became furious with the Onavo team, according to four people familiar with the company's deliberations.
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She was there for five months, completing three phases of a four-phase program, before she was kicked out for trying to make contact with men she wasn't supposed to be contacting, a counselor named Sarah Hixson told the judge at Blanchard's probation revocation hearing in May.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's media regulator said it was considering Prime Minister Theresa May's statement on the poisoning of a Russian double agent before deciding whether the state-funded Russia Today (RT) should face an investigation that could lead to the revocation of its UK broadcasting licenses.
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Comcast, represented by Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, argued in its petition that the California Supreme Court's McGill rule is a "newly conceived, ad hoc doctrine transparently designed to thwart arbitration," so it falls outside of the FAA's savings clause and cannot justify the revocation of contracts mandating arbitration.
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A second important aspect of the STRONGER Patents Act is fixing the post-grant patent revocation process, a process that allows a competitor to force a patent owner to go back to the Patent Office to defend his or her patent after the patent was previously approved.
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From a painted-over Taiwan flag after a Chinese complaint in Australia, the revocation of an Olympics-related event in Taiwan, and the sudden absence of two Chinese players in a Taiwan golf competition, China is using the international stage to assert its sovereignty over the island.
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"More than 800,000 young adults that came to the United States when they were children and made their lives here could now be deported due to the imminent revocation of the DACA program and the DREAM Act," GoDiversity's CEO Humberto Freydell said in a press release.
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"With the options narrowing it is becoming ever more obvious that the nature of any outcome remains binary with either a no deal outcome, or a revocation of Article 50 the only options in the hands of the UK parliament," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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" The Kansas Supreme Court ruled for Mr. Glover, saying the deputy had made two unreasonable assumptions: that a vehicle's registered owner is "likely the primary driver," and that people whose driver's licenses are suspended or revoked "will likely disregard the suspension or revocation and continue to drive.
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The comments come amid the fallout over the president's revocation of former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE's security clearance.
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Clearly ready for the question -- and wanting to make news -- Sanders read off a list of six names, including Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former FBI Director James Comey, that she said Trump was considering for the revocation of their security clearances.
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Officials from across the British political spectrum have called for a wide range of retaliatory measures against Russia, including the expulsion of diplomats, new economic sanctions, tighter controls on wealthy Russians entering Britain, and the revocation of the broadcast license of RT, the Kremlin-controlled broadcaster.
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From a painted-over Taiwan flag after a Chinese complaint in Australia, the revocation of an Olympic game in Taiwan, and the sudden absence of two Chinese players in a Taiwan golf competition, China is using the international stage to assert its sovereignty over the island.
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The terms: CMS has reversed its revocation of Theranos's CLIA operating license, though the company maintains that it won't operate or own a lab for at least the next two years, which is in line with its recent business shift to building a device to sell to clinics.
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The program has already led to significant progress, including a new law that allows international investors to invest in Angola without a local partner (previously a requirement) and the revocation of a pegged-exchange rate, which seeks to eliminate the difference between official exchange and black-market rates.
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"My right to pursue my chosen profession has been taken away, and my wife and three children who are innocent of any wrongdoing are suffering," Charlie Parker wrote to the State Liquor Authority, after a suspended sentence for heroin possession led to the revocation of his card in 22008.
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Based on research that was so bad it resulted in the revocation of the medical license of the doctor who authored it, millions of parents and childbearing-adjacent people started wondering if the greatest public health advance in the last century was actually harming children by causing autism.
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Still, Burnham called the White House's stated reasonings "pretty consistent throughout," and walked through a series of statements that the administration has made — from Trump's first comments at the press conference to Sanders' tweets announcing the revocation to the official statement put out Tuesday after CNN filed its suit.
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Speculation about Assange's future has grown after the Sunday Times newspaper reported senior officials from Ecuador and Britain were talking about how to remove him from the embassy after revocation of his asylum, and a source close to him told Reuters the situation was coming to a head.
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Though it originally reads like a pretty unorthodox pairing, experimental hip-hop group Dälek and post-punk supergroup Publicist UK (who count members of Municipal Waste, Revocation, Goes Cube, Discordance Axis, Burnt By The Sun and more among their ranks) work quite well together, both onstage and off.
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In New Jersey, a first D.W.I offense leads to the revocation of a driver's license for three months to a year; a second offense leads to the suspension of a license for a year; and a third offense carries mandatory jail time and 10 years without a license.
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"I shudder to think that there could be other doctors out there, because their case may have gone into a black hole, are still allowed to practice," DeWine said, adding that any similar cases found should be reopened for potential medical license revocation and law enforcement should be notified.
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A 'veil of secrecy' In the run-up to the revocation of Article 370, India sent tens of thousands of additional troops into the state and cut off all internet and phone services, with a near total communications blackout imposed throughout the region for the majority of this month.
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Gerald Lefcourt, a leading criminal defense lawyer, told CNBC on Wednesday that Shkreli could actually spend more time locked up due to his bond revocation than he would otherwise be for a prison sentence given the time it takes for an appeal of a federal conviction to be resolved.
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In the pending criminal case in California that was the subject of the bail revocation, Avenatti last year was charged in a 36-count indictment accusing him of tax crimes, wire fraud and perjury, with Los Angeles federal prosecutors accusing him of swindling clients out of millions of dollars.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled in Sherrill's favor in 1977, more than a decade after the incident, saying the Secret Service must provide formal notice of revocation of a hard pass and allow the reporter in question the chance to appeal.
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Then someone would make the determination of whether it was in violation of the rules, after which point the usual reaction would be censure the station or fine the station and then—in the instance of something that was really extreme—the license would probably be subject to revocation.
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While the "stick" used to enforce Title IX is the revocation of federal funds, there has yet to be one school district where this has actually happened due to a sexual assault-related failure to enforce Title IX. The lack of viable penalties perpetuates Title IX non-compliance, as does silence.
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Former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE has argued that, through Trump's revocation of Brennan's security clearance, Trump deprived him of the applicable constitutional protections.
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Trump's revocation of Brennan's clearance dominated a news cycle that had previously been focused on Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE and her series of claims about the Trump administration.
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Beyond the clean-cut revocation of interim security clearances for those with applications pending since June 1 or prior, White House officials have fretted over how Kelly plans to "limit access to certain highly classified information for those individuals working with interim clearance status," as laid out in the memo.
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In other words, because California was already granted a waiver by a previous administration, Stein says the law says the Trump administration can't just take it away: There is no suggestion that Congress intended to create revocation authority, and no such authority has ever been recognized by a court, or otherwise.
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The electoral dominance of Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party since 2014 emboldened his government to erode the autonomy of Indian states, including limitation of fiscal powers, interventionism by federally appointed governors of the states and the revocation of the autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir and its abrupt dissolution as a state.
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DeGeneres joins a growing list of celebrities that are standing up for DREAmers, a group of more than 25,214 young immigrants that came to the United States when they were children and made their lives here, but are now facing the threat of deportation due to the imminent revocation of the DACA program.
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The CBO's estimates about the number of people who would lose coverage reflect the effect of the Republican bill's revocation of the Obamacare requirement that most Americans have some form of health coverage or pay a fine, as well the bill's rollback of funding for the expansion of Medicaid starting in 2020.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a financial regulator, could not provide any assurance that a successful prosecution of HSBC would not lead both to the closure of its American unit and to the revocation of its right to process transactions in dollars—a fatal outcome the bank could not risk.
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Perhaps the most astounding aspect of the controversy was that the White House made no secret of the fact that Trump was contemplating the revocation of the clearances for individuals, including former CIA Directors Michael Hayden and John Brennan and ex-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, because they had criticized him.
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In a filing last week appealing his bond revocation, Manafort's lawyers had complained that he is "locked in his cell for at least 23 hours per day" in "solitary confinement" at a facility about two hours from his legal team, which "makes it effectively impossible for Mr. Manafort to prepare" for the trials.
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The visa revocation — confirmed on Friday by the office of the chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, and the State Department in Washington — was assailed by rights advocates as unprecedented interference by the United States into the workings of the court, established nearly two decades ago to prosecute war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.
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The letter also cites Modi's associations with Hindu nationalists and the revocation of 1.9 million Bengali-speaking Muslims' citizenship in the state of Assam, as well as his government's backing of a citizenship bill that would create a pathway to citizenship for Hindu, Buddhist and Christian migrants from neighboring countries but not Muslims.
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In light of Fabric's acceptance that there have been failings, and given the commitment that its directors and management have shown by their development of the Operations Manual and acceptance of these new conditions, the Authority is now satisfied that the statutory licensing objectives may be met short of the revocation of the Premises Licence.
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Organizations representing the LGBTQ community say the "Presidential Executive Order on the Revocation of Federal Contracting Executive Orders" hobbles several of Obama's previous orders including the "Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces" order by revoking the requirement that companies seeking federal contracts prove they've complied with federal laws banning discrimination based on sexual identity or orientation.
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Events of the past two weeks read like a script for a major motion picture on money laundering and global corruption, including the guilty plea of Trump attorney Michael Cohen; the special counsel's revocation of the cooperation and plea deal with Paul Manafort; and the German police raid on Deutsche Bank, just to name three.
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The damage caused by these arrests was magnified and compounded by way of collateral consequences that can include revocation or loss of professional licenses, barriers to employment, barring from public housing, loss of educational aid, driver's license suspension, bars on adoption, exclusion from jury service, loss of health care and other military benefits, and deportation.
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Florentino Perez, chairman of Spanish builder ACS, would be interested in buying Atlantia's stake in Germany's Hochtief were the Italian infrastructure group forced to raise cash due to the revocation of its motorway concession, L'Economia-Corriere della Sera reported adding Perez was also ready to request governance changes at Abertis to strengthen ACS' position.
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While DACA recipients have painted Trump's revocation of the policy as opening them to deportation, Roberts emphasized that the program was not about lifting the threat of deportation, but about eligibility for benefits like permission to work legally in the U.S. "The whole thing was about work authorization and various other benefits," Roberts said.
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"Whilst your client can no longer recruit sponsored workers under Tier 2 and 5 of the Points Based system, they can continue to recruit UK and EEA workers as well as non-EEA nationals that have the right to work in the UK. The revocation of the license does not stop a business from trading," the letter concludes.
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"The President was plainly aware that he lacked the authority to revoke a monument and is thus transparently attempting to evade that strict limitation by purporting to reduce it but, as described herein, the President's action must be viewed as a revocation, particularly with respect to all objects not included in the two 'new' monuments," reads the lawsuit.
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Even though the decision was not on the merits but only on the stay, the court indicated that the challengers were more than likely to win on the merits when it came to two constitutional claims — a Fifth Amendment due process claim regarding revocation of travel privileges without hearings, and a First Amendment Freedom of Religion claim.
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Is the president's revocation of former CIA director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE's security clearance an effort to "silence others who might dare to challenge him," as Brennan himself has written?
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And as cruel as it seems to many Americans to deport people they think of as blameless children, it's arguably crueler to take official government recognition and security away from someone who hasn't done anything to provoke the revocation, and who handed all of her personal information over to the government in order to receive protection.
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"I understand that May will tell political cabinet if it is a choice between revocation of Article 50 and pursuing a no-deal Brexit, she would opt for no-deal," Sebastian Payne said, adding that May's officials were briefing that a long Brexit extension was the likely outcome if she could not get her deal through parliament.
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But it still is a major victory for advocates of the poor who have targeted license revocation laws as some of the worst examples of statutes that effectively criminalize poverty, where fees and fines and bail money for even minor infractions can sweep people into a vortex of mounting debts out of which many will never climb.
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Why it matters, per the Journal: Though no official reason was given for the decision, "Chinese authorities have increased pressure on foreign news media in recent years to dissuade them from reporting on matters the government considers politically sensitive or detrimental to China's image and interests," often using the revocation of press credentials as a threat.
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