But, in certain areas, particularly when it comes to the methane role roll back, the roll back of mileage standards in air pollution from automobiles and even the roll back in terms of mercury emissions from power plants.
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TRUMP ADMIN SEEKS TO ROLL BACK LIGHT BULB STANDARD: The Trump administration wants to roll back energy efficiency standards for certain light bulbs.
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Financial reform was starting to roll back these abuses, but we clearly now have a political leadership determined to roll back the rollback.
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Hellerstedt to roll back state abortion restrictions, perhaps they should consider how the high court could likewise roll back state gun restrictions using a similar rationale.
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Ivanka Supports An Equal Pay Policy Roll Back Ivanka Trump was criticized for supporting the administration's decision to roll back an Obama-era policy aimed at closing the gender wage gap.
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Roll-back of some of Obama's Cuba policies Trump followed up on his pledge to roll back Obama's opening up of relations with Cuba, tightening travel and commercial ties with the communist island.
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Apple didn't just roll back to the old emoji design.
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The Trump administration has moved to roll back those policies.
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Federal Communications CommissionÍs decision to roll back Title II and
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His executive moves alone can't roll back the Obama legacy.
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Once signed, HB100 will roll back Austin's requirements for drivers.
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The GOP has introduced legislation to roll back the decision.
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The AHCA would gradually roll back this more generous funding.
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Trump also will roll back the massive Obama regulatory overkill.
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Back in Taiwan, conservatives vow to roll back gay marriage.
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Rubio has pressed Trump to roll back Obama's Cuba policies.
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We do not need to roll back bedrock environmental protections.
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He wants, instead, to roll back the gains we've made.
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Now, the industry expects Trump to roll back those restrictions.
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But persistent effort can roll back the possibility of catastrophe.
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Doing so would roll back current strides in family health.
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It would also roll back essential student and taxpayer protections.
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Sullivan completely, the Supreme Court could roll back related decisions.
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He said won't roll back the women in combat policy.
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She wants to roll back the GOP's 2017 tax cuts.
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Yet the Trump administration could roll back much of this.
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But the government still refused to roll back the tax.
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Were there similar efforts to roll back birthright citizenship itself?
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Several other chains have had to roll back operations. Yum!
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They would be content with a "roll back" on immigration.
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Changing the rule could roll back some of those protections.
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" Thatcher wanted to "roll back the frontiers of the state.
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Bevin also promised to roll back the state's Medicaid expansion.
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She cites his push to roll back regulations on businesses.
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Now he has an opportunity to roll back the years.
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The president's decision to roll back protections is deeply misguided.
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How do they now roll back and make this safe?
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A bipartisan effort is underway to roll back the rules.
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Instead, it hopes to roll back the administrative state itself.
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Trump has pushed to roll back regulations that prevent development.
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"[These birth control regulations] seem to be part of this larger effort to roll back women's health care, roll back access to reproductive options," said Diane Horvath-Cosper, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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This would make it easier to roll back climate changing rulings.
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Tom Price, on how to roll back and replace the law.
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He can roll back all of Obama's carbon regulations, without penalty.
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We oppose the FCC's proposal to roll back these core protections.
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Why did we roll back the ban sort of on Huawei?
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We'll lock arms & resist any effort to roll back civil rights.
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Republican Donald Trump has vowed to roll back Obama's executive actions.
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The law allows lawmakers to roll back rules they disapprove of.
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Ukraine's Maidan revolution was supposed to roll back corruption and cronyism.
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Optimism over his ability to roll back regulations boosted the group.
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Trump has vowed to roll back 75 percent of government regulations.
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He has pledged to roll back regulations on U.S. energy production.
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Michael Bennet to roll back the president's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But the Trump administration wants to roll back new efficiency standards.
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Some states are working to roll back their newly gained rights.
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As president, I will promptly roll back this deeply misguided decision.
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Now, President Donald Trump is looking to roll back those protections.
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If the bear flips you over, roll back onto your stomach.
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It gives conservative lawmakers a way to roll back Obamacare rules.
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Now the Trump administration is trying to roll back contraceptive coverage.
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There's been a full court press to roll back Dershowitz's comments.
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The Trump FCC's new proposal to roll back net neutrality regulations.
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Even so, there have been attempts to roll back the reform.
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Let's just roll back and start at, you know, 215 here.
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The process to roll back the endangerment finding is legally dubious.
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EPA WANTS TO ROLL BACK CHEMICAL PLANT SAFETY RULE: The Trump administration wants to roll back some key parts of a major Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule meant to reduce the risks of chemical plant disasters.
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But in October, the Trump administration decided to roll back that requirement.
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" No. "We&aposre going to -- we&aposre going to roll back Obamacare.
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Trump wanted an EPA head who would roll back Obama's climate policies.
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I dissent from this rash decision to roll back net neutrality rules.
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Here's how to comment on the proposal to roll back net neutrality.
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Trump has long said he intended to roll back those Obama policies.
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And how can you roll back prices and also pay that debt?
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Are they going to allow states to roll back Obamacare's consumer protections?
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Economic boycotts in recent years have pressured states to roll back legislation.
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When I hung up the phone, I saw her eyes roll back.
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After lunch, I get to go home and roll back into bed.
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Wade and cosponsored a House bill to roll back the Hyde Amendment.
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Senate Republicans appear ready to roll back some of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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It also won't roll back any customer service practices airlines have implemented.
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But many Republican lawmakers have pushed to roll back the Medicaid expansions.
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Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulations.
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But I wouldn't expect to see other companies roll back privacy policy.
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The agency said it is considering how to roll back those rules.
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The new government's first move in office was to roll back environmental
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" He said to "roll back the clock" would be "irresponsible and dangerous.
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On energy and the environment, Trump aims to roll back the clock.
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Big media companies have been lobbying Congress to roll back the regulations.
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Several more aggressive efforts to roll back gun regulations failed this year.
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They'll consider an administration request to roll back some previously approved spending.
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Here are five regulations or policies he's working to roll back. 2628.
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The window for Republicans to roll back Obama-era rules is closing.
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He also worked aggressively to roll back, weaken, or stall environmental regulations.
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If they fail to materialize, it's possible those gains could roll back.
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We beat back attempts to roll back the ACA [Affordable Care Act].
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The federal administration, meanwhile, is indeed seeking to roll back Roe v.
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But Mr. Solih's win will probably not roll back Chinese influence here.
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Here, she talks about wanting to roll back the GOP tax cuts.
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Pruitt has delayed or worked to roll back all of those policies.
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Now, he says, there's one part of Obamacare he wouldn't roll back.
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Voice of America was in roll-back-communism mode in the 1950s.
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The Freedom Caucus had pushed hard to roll back federal insurance requirements.
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It is radical, far-reaching legislation that would roll back worker protections.
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But Republicans can't roll back those popular tax breaks on their own.
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Plans to roll-back the Affordable Care Act would exacerbate these trends.
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Nevertheless, Trump's promise to roll back government regulations has spurred economic enthusiasm.
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He has also supported efforts to roll back the Voting Rights Act.
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But the Trump administration is moving to roll back regulations on leaks.
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The F.C.C. vote in December was to roll back those 2015 rules.
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We're deeply concerned to see a roll-back in transgender students' rights.
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To help raise revenue, the bill could also raise excise taxes on fossil fuels, roll back fossil fuel subsidies, roll back the recent Trump tax cuts, or implement any number of new taxes on wealthy people or financial institutions.
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The reason: there's no plan on how to replace what they roll back.
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Both plans seek to roll back some of the Trump administration's education policies.
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JOHN WILLIAMS: Yeah, so I want to roll back about a year ago.
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Cooper has been entangled in lawsuits to roll back these changes ever since.
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Unfortunately, however, it is too soon to celebrate the roll-back of populism.
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The roll-back of the waivers did not immediately lead to supply shortages.
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JIM CRAMER: But-- does that mean that you have to roll back prices?
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This latest effort to roll back the auto lending discrimination guidance is different.
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That could allow them to strike down or roll back decades of work.
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And in turn, Republicans will be able to roll back Obamacare's tax increases.
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Any day now, President Trump is expected to roll back Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
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While Republicans want to roll back progress, Democrats look to build on it.
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Mexico would be one of the most populous countries to roll back prohibition.
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That's not to say that Nintendo will roll back its QOL strategy altogether.
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During his campaign, Trump had threatened to roll back the normalization of relations.
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They highlighted Murphy's proposal to roll back the state's business tax incentive program.
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His attorney general will almost certainly roll back civil rights for nonwhite Americans.
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Trump and his team want to contain and even roll back Iranian influence.
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Republicans have used CRA's to roll back several Obama-era regulations they oppose.
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How many Republican presidents have wanted to "roll back the tide of diversity"?
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Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has tried to roll back these consent decrees.
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There is no good reason to roll back these important public health protections.
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However, he proceeded to roll back the Obama-era regulation later that month.
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Republicans are looking to roll back the Obama administration's controversial financial adviser rule.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration moved late last week to roll back this progress.
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Pruitt led U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive efforts to roll back environmental protections.
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They promised Thursday that they will sue once the roll back becomes final.
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Any effort to roll back those gains would almost certainly trigger negative consequences.
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We should not be trying roll back what helps people make ends meet.
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His administration wants to roll back standards set during President Barack Obama's administration.
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Libertarians seek to roll back the state's powers and functions to varying degrees.
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He's expected to announce steps to roll back Obama-era auto emissions rules.
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The Senate voted on Wednesday to roll back an Obama-era safety regulation.
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And there are scores of regulations that Republicans still intend to roll back.
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It would be one of the most populous countries to roll back prohibition.
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And they have repeatedly blocked the administration's attempts to roll back environmental regulations.
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It could roll back some Obamacare protections for people with preexisting health conditions.
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The bill would roll back or eliminate parts of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The White House is set to roll back fuel-efficiency standards for cars.
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President Trump and his administration are working to roll back regulations on businesses.
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The state's top insurance regulator is reportedly eager to roll back those restrictions.
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Both women are terrified Mr. Trump will roll back their hard-won rights.
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Trump could roll back Obama's efforts to create greater transparency about drone strikes.
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However, Wang did not detail when exactly the U.S. would roll back duties.
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I gently let him know I need more sleep and roll back over.
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Scott Walker introduced a plan to roll back collective bargaining and cut pensions.
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Graham cast the plan as the last, best hope to roll back Obamacare.
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The Trump administration has declared its intent to roll back business-killing regulations.
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"If we don't get a significant roll-back on tariffs, that's quite negative."
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And the administration has made multiple efforts to roll back anti-discrimination protections.
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It's focused on Chinese commitments to buy agricultural products and roll back tariffs.
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Trump has also moved to roll back other Obama-era climate change regulations.
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Now, however, there are signs that partisans are trying to roll back gains.
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Transgender protections The Trump administration wants to roll back protections for transgender people.
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Bob Gibbs' (R-Ohio) bill to roll back EPA rules on spraying pesticides.
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They favor a House bill that would drastically roll back rights for Dreamers.
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Conservative lawmakers have been emboldened in their efforts to roll back Roe v.
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He has pledged to roll back many of the Obama-era financial regulations.
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They were the benefits that would be hard for Republicans to roll back.
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With Friday's announcement, Trump continued his drive to roll back Obama-era initiatives.
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This legislation follows recent actions by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to roll back a national rule designed to curb the harms caused by unaffordable payday and car title loans (not surprisingly, voters overwhelming oppose this roll back as well).
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Trump and Pruitt, of course, want to roll back many of those EPA rules.
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But growing resistance to insecticides and malaria treatments threaten to roll back these gains.
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It's 2019, yet the Trump administration is still trying to roll back women's rights.
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A roll-back is going to make the recapitalized U.S. banks even more competitive.
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During his campaign, Trump promised to roll back regulations, and he already has delivered.
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You can also roll back changes by clicking on any entry in this panel.
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But historically, presidents haven't sought to roll back the protections their predecessors have bestowed.
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Even without Congress' intervention, the FCC could also try to roll back the rules.
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The candidates have unanimously vowed to roll back Trump's tax breaks for the rich.
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He's also been worried about a possible roll-back on some civil rights gains.
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Then your eyes roll back and you're just zoning, accessing this part of creativity.
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Some in the forum have opted to roll back to a previous iOS version.
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But the FCC is under new leadership that wants to roll back that decision.
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They'll roll back restrictions on women one day and then clamp down the next.
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President Trump has issued an executive order to begin to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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The Senate is set to roll back another Obama-era environment rule this week.
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The Trump administration has begun to roll back the president's announced pullout from Syria.
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Now ultimately we know that recently the Senate voted down to roll back Obamacare.
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He also said the government could roll back a series of payroll tax breaks.
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That would roll back YPG gains and separate two of the Kurdish-dominated cantons.
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Every iteration of the GOP's attempt to roll back the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a.
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Trump could roll back some of the criminal reform efforts championed by President Obama.
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If they want to roll back EPA protections, we have our own state EPA.
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And any effort to roll back the rules would likely face a court challenge.
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Lawmakers in Congress are still pushing to roll back the Jones Act, with Sens.
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The Trump administration wants to roll back energy efficiency standards for certain light bulbs.
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DeVos' plan to roll back the gainful employment rule was first reported last month.
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She also bashed Trump for his plans to roll back regulations on big banks.
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Canada will also be reluctant to roll back its high tariffs on dairy imports.
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But with Trump vowing to roll back regulations generally, tough new rules are unlikely.
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Trump has touted his administration's ability to roll back regulations at a record pace.
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Let's not let the rug roll back over it all when this is done.
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He has worked alongside Trump to roll back some of the consumer agency's rules.
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Udall said he doesn't believe Trump has the authority to roll back any monuments.
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"Those roll back of regulations has been very helpful for small business," he argued.
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"I dissent from this rash decision to roll back net neutrality rules," Rosenworcel began.
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It's just part of Trump's effort to roll back Obama's work on environmental issues.
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The GOP's effort to roll back contentious Obama-era regulations is hitting a snag.
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Congress recently approved a bill to roll back parts of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The first is Congress's approving a bill to roll back the Dodd-Frank Act.
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I roll back onto my right side, and suddenly I see my wife's face.
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The Rouhani administration&aposs attempts to roll back these gains initially bore some fruit.
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During his tenure, Mr. Pruitt pushed out numerous proposals to roll back environmental regulations.
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But European governments say the Americans have done little to roll back Iranian influence.
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We couldn't roll back prices because it just would be impossible to keep up.
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The state legislature in Texas is known for trying to roll back reproductive rights.
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Any fix would need to roll back some provisions of the law, Democrats say.
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The Trump administration promised to roll back Obama-era rules for healthier school lunches.
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Since winning the election, his administration has moved decisively to roll back environmental regulations.
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Sanders is now joining efforts to roll back those protections for the gun industry.
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Conservatives hope to roll back what they see as an expanding and costly entitlement.
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Go deeper: EPA to roll back California's power to enforce strict auto emissions standards
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Regulators are also moving to roll back rules on power plants and wetland pollution.
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Despite these major steps forward, USDA plans to roll back some school meal standards.
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And it could help roll back some measures seemingly fueled by populism and nativism.
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The move escalates a standoff over the president's efforts to roll back climate regulations.
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Mr. Bernhardt is an architect of President Trump's efforts to roll back environmental regulations.
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Regulatory advocates are firing back at Republicans' proposed plans to roll back agencies' powers.
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Now they have concessions they can roll back if the Trump administration enacts those.
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The Trump administration's efforts to roll back regulations have run into other legal roadblocks.
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First up: Mr. Trump's executive order, signed last Friday, to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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Conservatives suggest it will take many small cuts to roll back uncontrolled federal spending.
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"This is very important progress that's very important not to roll back," she said.
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GOP leaders agreed Thursday night to roll back the tax package by $85033 billion.
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A major trend of Trump-era policymaking has been to roll back environmental regulation.
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But Arkansas had already fully expanded Medicaid, and was trying to roll back coverage.
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Her eyes roll back into her head and she passes out on the floor.
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He's certainly made his dissatisfaction felt — by helping roll back many of those decisions.
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Perspective: The Department of Energy wants to roll back efficiency standards for light bulbs.
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The Trump-Pence team would roll back the clock of women's rights and equality.
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The House bill would have started to roll back the expansion in 2020. Sens.
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If affirmed at higher courts, it could roll back Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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Others deflected questions about the mechanics of how Congress will roll back Obama's health law.
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If Evers wins, he'll be able to try to roll back GOP gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
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Trump's promises to roll back regulations are made easily by the GOP control of Congress.
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Paul's concerns that the bill doesn't do enough to roll back the Affordable Care Act.
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The goal wasn't even to raise one banner and then roll back down the hill.
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If we refuse to roll back the welfare state, what real purpose do we serve?
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ENVIRONMENT/ENERGY -- The Washington Post highlights new Republican efforts to roll back Obama's environmental regulations.
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He added that he expects China to roll back tariffs on U.S. agriculture very soon.
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Under Secretary Ben Carson, HUD has sought to roll back Obama-era housing bias safeguards.
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Over 1.2 million people signed a petition to get Snapchat to roll back the changes.
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The long-term, lasting solution would be to roll back coastal development, environmental activists argue.
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They have promised to roll back at least parts of the GOP corporate tax cuts.
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Early on in his administration, President Donald Trump announced his intention to roll back CAFE.
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With divided government, Democrats will have no ability to roll back any of those measures.
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That's the one where he promises to roll back any investment to combat climate change.
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For all his grandiose promises to roll back Iran, Donald Trump looked like a bystander.
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There is no way to simply roll back all of Obamacare without creating complete chaos.
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We cannot afford to roll back the progress we've seen under the Affordable Care Act.
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Since the government announced plans to roll back its ban on mineral exports on Jan.
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In fact, the Republican candidates have vowed to roll back all of these sensible measures.
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The advocacy group claims the measures will roll back health and safety protections. http://bit.
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Even with Trump's unexpected backing, ZTE is up against it to roll back the sanctions.
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He also hinted that the commission would look to roll back regulations on media ownership.
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Mr Putin may be hoping that it generates enough goodwill to roll back the sanctions.
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The Trump administration has been pushing to roll back Obama-era regulations on the environment.
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If I could roll back the clock four or five years, I'd do things differently.
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Another was actions taken to roll back regulations on disparate impacts, which address unintentional discrimination.
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Skepticism quickly grew Thursday about China's statement that the U.S. agreed to roll back tariffs.
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Clinton would appoint liberal justices to the Supreme Court who would roll back gun rights.
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Political contributions, for example, might increase as some try to roll back the tax increases.
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The Trump administration provided details for its aggressive plan to roll back environmental regulations Thursday.
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I complain to R. and then roll back over and sleep for three more hours.
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Trump also wants to roll back environmental protections, including ones that reduce carbon-dioxide emissions.
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Voting to roll back the Medicaid expansion could be tough for Republicans from swing districts.
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OIRA's review could signal the administration is planning to roll back or weaken the rule.
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Sanders has since signed onto a bill that would roll back some of those protections.
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Starved for cash, the UN and other agencies have been forced to roll back programs.
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This would be the first major action taken by Trump to roll back the program.
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A U.S. official also said both sides agreed to roll back the tariffs in tranches.
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But many reckon Trump will roll back the measures once he takes office in January.
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In June, the Kansas state legislature voted to roll back many of Brownback's tax cuts.
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President Donald Trump said Friday he had not agreed to roll back tariffs on China.
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Any efforts, though, to roll back elements of the rule could spark a massive fight.
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It would also roll back the FCC's significant oversight over the providers and their conduct.
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As many as 20 states have considered measures that roll back restrictions on gun ownership.
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One force thwarting Donald Trump's plan to roll back financial regulations is the regulators themselves.
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Make no mistake, a vote to roll back Section 1504 is a vote for corruption.
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President Trump is weighing a key nomination as he seeks to roll back federal regulations.
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The article does not specify exactly how the central government may roll back local autonomy.
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So how could a more pro-life Supreme Court roll back some of these rulings?
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About one-third of those efforts to roll back regulations began under President Barack Obama.
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There is little left to roll back in terms of President Barack Obama's environmental regulations.
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They are now scrambling to persuade moderate lawmakers to roll back parts of the legislation.
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Then, last September, DeVos announced that the Education Department would roll back the 2011 guidelines.
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The F.C.C. is scheduled to vote on Thursday on its proposal to roll back regulations.
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In what ways has the Trump administration tried to roll back President Barack Obama's actions?
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Even if President Donald Trump succeeds in his campaign pledge to roll back Roe v.
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Yet the party's ability to roll back the most significant voting restrictions may be limited.
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Already, Mr. Macron's ambition to roll back worker protections has helped dent his approval ratings.
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But the Trump administration has been aggressive in its efforts to roll back environmental regulations.
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The proposal is the department's second attempt to roll back nutrition standards promoted by Mrs.
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Major auto producers have come out against Trump's attempt to roll back fuel efficiency standards.
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The Trump administration's plan will roll back that standard to about 40 miles per gallon.
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Seventeen Senate Democrats joined with every Republican in voting to roll back some bank rules.
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Her biggest worry was Ms. DeVos's decision to roll back protections for student loan borrowers.
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But the bill would partly roll back popular consumer protections that are required under Obamacare.
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Some recent Republican attempts to roll back Dodd-Frank focused largely on these secondary provisions.
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Republican presidents have long pledged to roll back regulation, but for Mr. Trump, it's personal.
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A proposal to roll back net neutrality rules is expected as soon as this month.
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The meeting comes amid efforts by the Trump administration to roll back dozens of regulations.
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Some pursue stringent regulations, while others seek to roll back regulations or pursue alternate strategies.
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It is important that there be a complete roll back of the Clean Power Plan.
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Efforts to roll back the law and replace it failed in the Senate last year.
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Some Republicans have suggested a "repair" of the law instead of a full roll-back.
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Today on The Daily podcast, we discuss Mr. Trump's efforts to roll back environmental rules.
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Credible military threats most reliably compel Tehran to roll back its progress toward a bomb.
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Fortunately, efforts to roll back these protectionist laws have gained traction in states like Colorado.
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Many of the Trump administration's moves to roll back Obama-era protections highlight these schisms.
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The Clinton administration had to fight pretty hard to roll back Reagan-era classification practices.
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Pai is widely expected to roll back regulations and let the companies decide what to charge.
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We must join them in fighting every attempt to roll back policies that protect us all.
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But Trump has given no indication since that he will roll back any of the measures.
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The best case would be if there is even a roll back of some existing tariffs.
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That recommendation prompted warnings from the European Union not to roll back on globally agreed rules.
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The next governor could also try to roll back the expansion once they get into office.
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Further, Congress stripped Trump of his power to roll back Obama-era sanctions without congressional approval.
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The move would roll back protections for transgender students issued by the Obama administration in May.
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Chairman Pai announced that the FCC plans to roll back Title II, and ISPs are thrilled.
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Meanwhile: Assembly Republicans have sponsored a competing bill, AB71, that would roll back the Dynamex provisions.
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"You don't need to roll back Dodd-Frank to make the bank stocks work," Mayo said.
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Rauner, who is running for reelection in November, has vowed to roll back the tax increase.
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Victims' advocates have urged DeVos not to roll back the Obama Administration's controversial Dear Colleague letter.
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Bolsonaro has pledged to roll back gun controls and make it easier for police to kill.
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The roll-back of regulation demonstrates that the finance sector still has plenty of lobbying power.
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The Trump administration plan aims to roll back emission standards set by former President Barack Obama.
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Because they&aposre the ones who tried to roll back the sanctions against Putin&aposs oligarchs.
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SO I TALKED TODAY ABOUT MAKING SURE THAT WE DON'T ALLOW ROLL BACK OF DODD-FRANK.
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The bill would even move beyond the protections that the FCC recently moved to roll back.
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If Hillary Clinton becomes president she will absolutely attempt to roll back our Second Amendment rights.
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Unsuccessful or incompatible installs should automatically roll back to the prior version, ensuring continuity and safety.
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Trump met with airline CEOs last month, telling them he wants to roll back "burdensome" regulations.
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Environmentalists and scientists have vocally disputed the administration's aim to roll back the Obama-era rules.
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They celebrated Mr. Pruitt's zeal to roll back Obama-era regulations on water and air pollution.
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Republicans are expected to pass a shell budget that would roll back program funding over time.
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Most Republicans leaving the meeting insisted that the effort to roll back Obamacare was not over.
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Under the 6900 law, Congress only needs a simple majority to roll back recently issued regulations.
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And Republicans in Congress are eager to help him roll back many of President Obama's regulations.
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There's been more effort into finding ways to roll back some of Obama's sanctions on Russia.
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Washington (CNN)Two days after Republicans in the Senate failed to roll back Obamacare, Vermont Sen.
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This month protests forced the Krasnodar region to roll back cuts in travel benefits for pensioners.
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Less admirably, he represented campaigners trying to roll back same-sex marriage in California in 2008.
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However, the state did not get approval to roll back the eligibility level for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to roll back regulation, saying it would boost economic growth.
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A U.S. official also reportedly said both sides agreed to roll back the levies in tranches.
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With control of both chambers, congressional Republicans are also eager to roll back Obama's regulatory legacy.
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The financial industry coalition that helped roll back the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms is fracturing.
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To fundamentally undermine the Medicaid program would be to substantially roll back much of that progress.
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I think you at a minimum roll back the worst elements of the Trump tax cuts.
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Under the 1996 law, Congress only needs a simple majority to roll back recently issued regulations.
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Republicans have a powerful tool to roll back the privacy rules: the Congressional Review Act (CRA).
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But immigrants' advocates criticized the decision, hoping to press President Obama to roll back the change.
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Environmentalists have blasted the new Bolsonaro government, warning that it may broadly roll back environmental protections.
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Diplomacy is the only viable way to freeze, roll back and eventually eliminate Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal.
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Congress passed legislation in January to repeal the health law and roll back its Medicaid expansion.
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The new regulations also roll back automatic protections for species on the brink of becoming endangered.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he had not agreed to roll back tariffs on China.
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The administration's plan to roll back the policy is riddled with holes, both legal and factual.
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Instead, big oil companies are the true winners in Trump's plan to roll back this policy.
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A U.S. official also reportedly said both sides agreed to roll back the tariffs in tranches.
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There are snags on a number of fronts, including Beijing's insistence that Washington roll back tariffs.
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He, along with Pruitt, have vowed to roll back many of President Obama's major environmental regulations.
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It is also better than some Democratic proposals, which would merely roll back the tax cuts.
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Brett Guthrie, a Kentucky Republican, said about the bill he sponsored to roll back the rule.
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Rusal&aposs move Thursday represented an attempt to persuade the U.S. to roll back the sanctions.
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Trump is skeptical of climate science and has vowed to roll back President Obama's climate agenda.
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The Trump administration has prided itself on its efforts to roll back regulations and help businesses.
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This fork would roll back changes to the ledger and return the money from the thief.
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Industry groups are joining a push to roll back the FCC's privacy rules for internet providers.
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Without them, businesses might try to roll back even basic benefits, especially for lower-paid workers.
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Instead, he's worked to roll back EPA rules, an effort that also diverges from common practice.
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Now is not the time to roll back protections or turn our back on the EPA.
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So why is Congress so determined to roll back this common-sense and money-saving provision?
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I would roll back the current testing requirements in favor of more informative approaches to assessment.
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The new rule, announced by acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, would roll back these protections.
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But for now, Republicans' efforts to roll back restrictions on energy production are winning the day.
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Nothing can ever roll back Emily Doe's legacy of raising the world's awareness about sexual assault.
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It was the Trump administration's latest move to roll back Obama administration policies on LGBT issues.
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I don't have to use my skills to stop on a hill and not roll back.
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That may in part be related to the administration's roll back of dozens of environmental protections.
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It remains unclear how Iran will respond to the new effort to roll back its influence.
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The Trump administration moved to roll back more school nutrition standards, originally championed by Michelle Obama.
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It also would guard against the potential roll-back of rights following changes in presidential administrations.
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The proposed rule is expected to roll back a controversial anti-discrimination provision buried within ObamaCare.
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Republicans say the 2016 elections gave them a mandate to roll back the health care law.
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The party has also criticized broadly unpopular Republican plans to roll back the Affordable Care Act.
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Iowa legislators are considering a ballot measure to roll back abortion protections in the state constitution.
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But in 2003, the Bush administration tried to unsuccessfully roll back the regulation through the courts.
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They're working quickly to roll back the conservation efforts put in effect by the Obama administration.
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Republicans on Thursday released a narrow measure to roll back parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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They said they wanted Trump to roll back tariffs rather than provide government aid, ABC reported.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump later said he had not agreed to roll back those tariffs.
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I'm simple: Lower tax rates, roll back regulations, keep the dollar steady and free trade advances.
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Family planning groups and advocates for women's rights criticized Republican plans to roll back these requirements.
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It also suggested that the hurdle to roll back existing tariffs was very high, he added.
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Yet myths about HIPAA abound, prompting calls to roll back privacy protections for especially vulnerable patients.
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The U.S. agreed to roll back some tariffs, and China promised to make more agricultural purchases.
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The proposal also would roll back some of the tech company acquisitions that have occurred recently.
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President Trump is highly unlikely to veto congressional Republicans' efforts to roll back Obama-era regulations.
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The centerpiece of Bloomberg's proposal is unwinding the Trump administration's efforts to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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The Trump administration has announced its intention to roll back the Obama administration's net neutrality rules.
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In general, he has pledged to roll back what he considers onerous regulations on U.S. businesses.
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But in both states, the Republican Legislatures are looking for ways to roll back those votes.
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The episode was a stunning twist in the GOP's long-running saga to roll back Obamacare.
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The coalition also intends to roll back a labor reform passed by a previous conservative government.
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Julia Belluz reviewed the different ways the bill could roll back women's health care in particular.
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Even as Republicans advanced the plan to roll back Obamacare, plans to replace were still being formulated.
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He has said repeatedly that he wants to roll back many of the recent drug price increases.
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How has the Trump administration ramped up the momentum to roll back protections of our public lands?
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Efforts to roll back portions Dodd-Frank began almost as soon as it was signed into law.
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Environmental groups fear he will roll back regulations in a bid to bolster the fossil fuel industry.
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Caitlyn Jenner said she no longer supports Trump after the latest proposal to roll back trans rights.
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She went on: "This just compounds this administration's efforts to roll back progress on reproductive health care."
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But in his confirmation hearing before the Senate in January, he seemed to roll back those remarks.
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President Donald Trump just signed an executive order to roll back President Barack Obama's clean water rule.
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The 2020 Democratic candidates broadly agree on the need to reverse or roll back current drug laws.
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"My eyes just roll back in my head so it seems dark when I sleep," she said.
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Medicaid: The bill would roll back the Medicaid expansion over a three-year period, starting in 2021.
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You could also argue that the Democrats might call for a roll back of the tax cuts.
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Trump will run into some substantial political barriers in his quest to roll back the law. Sen.
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As a result, that deal to roll back Iran's nuclear-weapons programme seems on its last legs.
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It is now safe and sound after taking the "long roll back" to his friends and family.
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He has signed on as a cosponsor of a House bill to roll back the Hyde Amendment.
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His eyes roll back in his head as he fixates on the rivers of capital sloshing about.
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But now environmental rules are under threat as the Trump administration looks to roll back federal regulations.
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DEMS TARGET ANTI-REGULATORY LAW: Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulations.
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California voters statewide will decide whether or not to roll back the gas tax hike in November.
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Trump has vowed a massive effort to roll back a number of regulations from the Obama administration.
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With and without Congress, Trump can also repeal and roll back some of the most onerous regulations.
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My simple answer to that is you can't roll back a regulation that never went into effect.
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On Thursday, Clayton also needs to clarify whether he intends to roll back long-standing disclosure rules.
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On Thursday, the Senate voted to roll back the FCC's privacy order, invoking the Congressional Review Act.
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It's not roll back the clock, it's roll forward the clock in a way that we're helping.
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All lenses and effects are non-destructive, so you can quickly roll back any changes it makes.
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Other groups and states have already sued the administration for its attempts to roll back Obama policies.
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The proposed definition would roll back the former president's attempts to expand civil rights for transgender people.
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He's also vowed to roll back the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a 12-nation Pacific trade deal.
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Should a Republican win, that president will try to roll back what Obama did, most notably ObamaCare.
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"And there's more to come," Trump added, speaking about his administration's work to roll back environmental protections.
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Pruitt has been on the front lines of Trump's campaign to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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Supporters of the PP and of Ciudadanos, formed to oppose Catalan nationalism, want to roll back decentralisation.
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He pulled out of the deal to roll back Iran's nuclear-weapons programme, describing it as "rotten".
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The FDA Deeming Authority Clarification Act, which Hunter is co-sponsoring, would roll back those proposed restrictions.
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As the administration is poised to roll back progress, Congress can act to bring about needed change.
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In July, the Department of Interior under Zinke introduced a new proposal to roll back ESA protections.
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Left unchecked, these fees will ultimately roll back services and reduce choices for seniors across the board.
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If the legislature did not roll back H.B. 85033, North Carolina would be ineligible for those events.
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Yet the Trump administration's recent announcement to roll back planned increases in fuel economy undermines this objective.
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It's Sisyphean — we're all pushing that boulder up the hill, only to see it roll back down.
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Critics say the bill will roll back tougher state standards and deny consumers information on their foods.
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There's no consensus on how to roll back Medicaid expansion, Medicaid spending levels or ObamaCare insurance regulations.
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TNI has successfully agitated to roll back the reform that prevented serving officers from taking civilian jobs.
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All in all, if implemented, the order would roll back President Obama's most significant legacy on immigration.
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But there is also a more personal—and petty—reason for Trump to roll back trans rights.
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As long as he continues to roll back regulations, he may stay in Donald Trump's good graces.
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Under Trump, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is aiming to aggressively roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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As a result, he said, Pfizer will roll back price increases that took effect on July 1.
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But it has requested federal permission to roll back coverage to 100 percent of the poverty level.
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If Rhode Island doesn't roll back the policy, "I'm going to sue Rhode Island," Cuomo told CNN.
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Which should worry the Trump administration as they plan for any semi-roll back of social distancing.
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The Trump administration's Labor Department is working to roll back the Obama administration's expansion of overtime pay.
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The Trump administration plan aims to roll back emission standards set by former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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And automakers told President Trump that his efforts to roll back pollution rules could cut their profits.
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Today we learned that the Trump administration is making plans to roll back Obamacare's birth control mandate.
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That was before Republican Donald Trump became president, vowing to roll back on the normalization of relations.
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She also said she would roll back anticompetitive acquisitions, such as Facebook's takeovers of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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First, in order to roll back democratic checks, despots must blur the lines between truth and falsehood.
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Ordinary Americans' phone calls and door knocks defeated multiple attempts to roll back the Affordable Care Act.
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She said it would be "very dangerous" to roll back the stringencies introduced after the 2008 crisis.
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This was part of a larger movement to roll back voting rights in the late 19th century.
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Medicaid work requirements are an attempt to roll back the Affordable Care Act's expansions in medical coverage.
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"It's alarming and worrisome," said Gonzalez about the Trump administration's roll back of some key environmental regulations.
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We told you yesterday about the Trump administration's plans to roll back E.P.A. rules on methane emissions.
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About half of Republicans want Congress to maintain its efforts to roll back the Affordable Care Act.
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Some lawmakers pushed back against administration over its decision to roll back its land mine restrictions. Sen.
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The legislation, which would roll back the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, now moves to the Senate.
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It was the administration's second major move this year to roll back or eliminate chemical safety rules.
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Unfortunately, neither alternative seems likely to lead North Korea to roll back its nuclear and missile programs.
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Trump administration is planning to roll back the fuel-economy standard to about 40 miles per gallon.
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The trade negotiator said the Trump administration has not promised to roll back tariffs in the future.
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It would roll back the A.C.A. provisions that helped more than 11 million people gain Medicaid coverage.
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But it fails to roll back the limits on which bathrooms transgender people are allowed to use.
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The plan would roll back provisions in a 2005 bankruptcy law — a law supported by Mr. Biden.
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"We try and roll back burdensome regulations and make life easier for consumers and manufacturers," he said.
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He's basically trying to roll back everything that we've tried to do in the last half-century.
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"We need to make smarter environmental decisions, not roll back the safeguards we already have," Cantwell said.
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That change won't roll back existing standards, or suddenly start making more water flow to your dishwasher.
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But Washington will not roll back all its punitive measures, and the risk of another flareup remains.
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It would roll back state-by-state expansions of Medicaid, which covered millions of low-income Americans.
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A roll back of 2014 rules which sped up union elections is also on the wish list.
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Trump also promoted his administration's roll back on environmental regulations that he said got in the way.
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China would like to prevent new tariffs and roll back tariffs that have been hurting its exports.
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Imagine Volvo trying to roll back added Google functionality after its buyers have grown accustomed to it?
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An aligned government could roll back Trump's landmark tax cuts and restore the corporate rate to 35%.
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He said the Republican effort would raise costs, reduce coverage and roll back protections for vulnerable Americans.
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Pai is pursuing a plan that, if approved, would significantly roll back these regulations on internet providers.
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Automakers could be the next to benefit, as they near a victory to roll back fuel standards.
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But he has weighed in several times against President Trump's efforts to roll back his core policies.
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He was a private in a division, the 19733th, that helped to roll back the German advance.
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However, as we commemorate this milestone, the government is taking steps to roll back this commonsense program.
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On Wednesday, Kavanaugh sought to tamp down fears that he would overturn or roll back the ruling.
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Pinera has pledged to partially roll back corporate taxes hiked by his center-left predecessor, Michelle Bachelet.
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In the last Congress, Republicans voted to roll back several regulations, but President Obama vetoed each time.
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Let's not roll back the clock on patient safety and common-sense schedules for doctors in training.
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Flynn told BuzzFeed that she had noticed the Justice Department taking steps to roll back civil rights.
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Trump has tried to roll back those protections, but court rulings have so far kept them alive.
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Backdrop to her testimony: Republicans are attempting to roll back the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.
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Beijing's insistence that Washington roll back the Trump administration's tariffs here has been a major sticking point.
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He joined the Reagan administration and with likeminded attorneys began trying to roll back liberal-era policies.
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Trump made his typical claims that Democrats will roll back Second Amendment rights and favor open borders.
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An angled shell helps the tortoise roll back onto its feet no matter which way it falls.
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That's surprising because the Trump administration had previously signaled that it wanted to roll back the rule.
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Defining sex in a way that denies the existence of transgender people could roll back federal protections.
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In June, the Republican-controlled Legislature voted to roll back the tax cuts, overriding the governor's veto.
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Meanwhile, they were largely bit players during Republican attempts to roll back or repeal Obamacare in 2017.
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That will have real human consequences and, at that point, will be quite difficult to roll back.
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Lee, one of the most conservative members, has pressed to roll back more of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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But Trump has been a lot more explicit about how his administration would roll back reproductive rights.
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He asserted that the Iran deal had achieved its primary goal — to roll back Iran's nuclear capability.
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"You can't be the Sheriff of Wall Street if you are awash in corporate cash and voted to roll back Dodd-Frank regulations," she added, referring to the vote of another Democratic candidate, Representative Sean Patrick Maloney to roll back regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Should the high court be able to roll back state health regulations whose efficacy was at least debatable?
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Congress will then turn to the much more complicated task of replacing what they voted to roll back.
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In the Senate, many GOP lawmakers did not actually want to roll back all of Obamacare's expanded coverage.
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Conservative Republicans could roll back the proposed cuts, although the business tax breaks are a more likely target.
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Joshi explained that in the longer term any roll-back of Dodd-Frank will add instability to banks.
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The president is expected to sign executive actions to roll back those rules as early as this week.
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The proposal, championed by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, aims to roll back Obama-era rules on net neutrality.
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You certainly wouldn't roll back rules governing vaping, which is what the Food and Drug Administration just did.
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Senators will likely press Tillerson on whether the incoming administration plans to roll back existing sanctions on Russia.
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If Trump were to roll back on non-GAAP rules, it "wouldn't surprise me at all," Zarowin says.
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House Republican leaders are proud of their plan to roll back key pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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Jessica Penne used this technique beautifully in Invicta to roll back over her shoulders and attack a crucifix.
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Turkey's aim is to roll back territory controlled by the PKK's allies degrade their military capacity, Yesiltas said.
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Trump's announcement Wednesday is just one of many steps his administration is taking to roll back environmental protections.
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The Trump administration is also working to explicitly roll back other protections for transgender people and abortion seekers.
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They're focusing specifically on preexisting conditions: Obamacare protected them, and the GOP wants to roll back those protections.
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Despite the mandate from voters, Republican lawmakers in those states have been trying to roll back Medicaid eligibility.
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Snap later made updates to roll back some of the more unpopular changes, but the damage was done.
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Advocates argue this gives an incentive for GOP governors in expansion states to roll back benefits and spending.
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We're going to roll back federal red tape at a record level; any administration in history to date.
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As president, he's already decided to roll back some of Obama's environmental achievements—like the Clean Power Plan.
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Laws that forbid a roll-back in rents also make British property alluring as the yield is protected.
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He can also roll back specific regulations, like the Department of Labor's Fiduciary Standard rule for financial advisors.
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The Trump administration has been busy trying to roll back many environmental regulations passed under President Barack Obama.
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The idea at the heart of the plan is to roll back competition in favour of co-operation.
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Since Donald Trump's election, he and his administration have made numerous attempts to roll back trans peoples' rights.
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Concerns are rising that China could slow or even roll back reform pledges because of the trade war.
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Now he appears determined to roll back the international trade arrangements that have been in place since 1945.
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The nation's home builders couldn't be happier with President Trump's first move to roll back strict environmental rules.
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It will roll back much of the health law's insurance expansion, which currently covers about 20 million people.
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"It would be impractical to require states to roll back exchanges they have already created," the paper argues.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton on Thursday warned that President Donald Trump could roll back progress on LGBT rights.
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"We feel he's the only candidate that would actually roll back federal prosecution of marijuana," said Dietrich, 20153.
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He has pledged to roll back Obama's immigration executive actions, which would include deferred action, on Day One.
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McConnell must also contend with a revolt from conservatives over how much to roll back Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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The core Republican effort to roll back Obamacare's expansion of Medicaid services is a good place to begin.
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Some Republicans said the policy did not go far enough, while Democrats charged the roll back as reactionary.
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That pledge was based on the policies he had begun implementing, which Trump has started to roll back.
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Senators voted 50-85033 on Thursday to roll back a regulation that placed tougher accountability measures on schools.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to roll back President Obama's restrictions on fossil fuel development, including fracking.
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Trump hopes to hit the ground running with a number of moves intended to roll back Obama's legacy.
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Trump has promised to roll back regulations, singling out the Dodd-Frank Act as one that's overly burdensome.
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If we just roll back and patch once again, we will end up right back where we started.
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The Senate bill would roll back Medicaid expansion starting in 2021, giving states fixed amounts of federal funds.
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In the short term, the global impact of the U.S.'s emissions regulations roll back will be minimal.
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Efforts to roll back portions of the law began almost as soon as it was signed into law.
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Its new government could also potentially roll back energy reforms which have helped its finances since being introduced.
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Donald Trump wants to roll back financial regulations and turn Wall Street loose to wreck our economy again.
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In making arguments to roll back the rule, bankers and lobbyists plan to avoid talk of industry profits.
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That frees them up to roll back much of President Obama's legacy and pursue a dramatically different agenda.
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The Trump administration will roll back DACA in March in hopes that Congress can find a legislative solution.
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Inhofe is closely aligned with Pruitt's policy views and supports his aggressive effort to roll back environmental regulations.
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One of President Reagan's initiatives to roll back waste, fraud and abuse in Washington was the Grace Commission.
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He also argued that the banks would benefit from the Trump administration's efforts to roll back financial regulations.
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Tonight, Democratic Members will wear suffragette white to oppose Republican attempts to roll back women's progress #WomenWearWhite pic.twitter.
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China has not threatened to roll back any of the trade agreements it reached with Mr Ma's government.
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The point is there's some real uncertainty about what Trump will do — roll back Obama's rules or not.
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However, President has recently defended Pruitt, who has spearheaded his push to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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The administration is planning to release the proposal to roll back the standards as soon as this week.
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President Donald Trump said Friday that he had not agreed to roll back existing tariffs on Chinese products.
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TRUMP SAYS HAS NOT AGREED TO ROLL BACK TARIFFS ON CHINA, CHINA WOULD LIKE HIM TO DO SO
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Meanwhile, the administration is said to be closing in on a deal to roll back sanctions on ZTE.
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Recently, HHS Secretary Alex Azar has indicated the administration might roll back the current prescription drug rebate program.
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In response, Israel's government has vowed to accelerate its efforts to roll back Iran's military presence in Syria.
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He's now racing to promulgate regulations under the law, which Republican presidential contenders have promised to roll back.
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In Missouri, Republicans delayed hearings on a handful of measures meant to roll back restrictions on gun rights.
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The Crapo bill is the most substantial attempt to roll back Dodd-Frank that has received bipartisan support.
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The White House is threatening to veto a GOP effort to roll back new rules for financial advisers.
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She wants to roll back Trump's tax cuts for corporations and keep tax cuts for the middle-class.
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Despite their efforts though, there are no signs Pai will abandon his push to roll back the rules.
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Fortunately, states have many reform tools to roll back what has become the gateway to dependency: food stamps.
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Many of the women worry about Trump's plans to roll back access to abortion and contraception, she said.
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In December, the FCC decided in a 3-2 vote along party lines to roll back the regulations.
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Trump promised to roll back 22 regulations for every new regulation, and he is making good on that.
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Manchin, though, called the bill inadequate and a "weak attempt to disguise" efforts to roll back the protections.
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Lawmakers from high-tax states have introduced several pieces of legislation to roll back the SALT deduction cap.
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The Trump administration is reportedly moving to roll back a series of safety regulations related to offshore drilling.
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The proposal seeks to roll back Obama-era protections that expanded anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation.
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Trump has also vowed to roll back many of the Obama administration's regulations and strengthen America's armed forces.
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The Senate Banking Committee last week voted to advance legislation to roll back federal regulations on small banks.
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A federal judge previously struck down a motion by the Justice Department to roll back the Flores settlement.
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The decision to roll back its methane standards comes as Canada begins the process of tightening its standards.
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The move is the Trump administration's latest effort to roll back policies developed under former President Barack Obama.
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Still, conservatives in many states are moving forward with legislation to roll back clean energy friendly initiatives locally.
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Bottom line: Regardless, Pai will be the tip of the spear in trying to roll back Wheeler's work.
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But the Trump administration's efforts to roll back crisis-era regulations have cast a shadow over those efforts.
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Mr. Trump's efforts to roll back the contraceptive coverage mandate were inspired, in part, by the Little Sisters.
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The American Petroleum Institute is taking advantage of the crisis to ask Trump to roll back environmental standards.
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It also plans to roll back the federal requirement that employers include birth control coverage in health plans.
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Only four months later, President Trump began the process to roll back those protections with an executive order.
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Now the Trump administration is seeking to roll back regulations imposed in 219 that seek to limit it.
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The state wants to roll back protections on millions of acres of forest land owned by U.S. taxpayers.
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For example, the Trump administration wants to roll back rules that limit emissions of mercury from power plants.
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If you can roll back, you should see a "Go back to your previous version of Windows" option.
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In the past three days, enough Republicans refused to vote to roll back Obamacare's expanded health insurance coverage.
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Republicans tried unsuccessfully last year to roll back the expansion of Medicaid authorized by the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump has long promised to roll back this policy, and Pruitt has a few options for doing so.
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White will help roll back other rules, including one that governs how the Environmental Protection Agency protects waterways.
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After President Trump took office, the E.P.A. entertained with "lightning speed" a petition to roll back the rules.
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President Trump announced on Friday plans to roll back parts of President Barack Obama's policy for engaging Cuba.
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He was out the door at 6 every morning and would roll back home at 8 at night.
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Federal courts have also started to weigh in, pressing states and counties to roll back extreme isolation measures.
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But Washington will not roll back all of its punitive measures, and the risk of another flareup remains.
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A conservative judiciary also could constrain a President Warren's regulatory powers, and roll back access to health care.
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For example, Tester joined Republicans in April in supporting a bill that would roll back some bank regulations.
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Final considerations are being given around how Trump might roll back tariffs to not only include the Dec.
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And nearly 85033,000 Americans responded last spring when Pruitt asked for a list of rules to roll back.
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We stood up for our ally Israel and began to roll back the UN's relentless bias against her.
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California has rightly resisted the Trump administration's attempts to roll back protections for the environment and undocumented immigrants.
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"They like to see when tongues hang out and eyes cross/roll back in sheer ecstasy," she said.
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Early in his presidency, he declined to roll back some of President Barack Obama's protections for L.G.B.T. people.
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They wanted to roll back the Affordable Care Act's regulations of health insurance, and largely got their wish.
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In a debate last week, several candidates said they would not roll back Mr. Trump's China tariffs immediately.
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We can expect to hear Tom Price invoke his medical background as he tries to roll back Obamacare.
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Still, he has not followed through on threats to roll back workplace protections for gay men and lesbians.
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Several former workers sickened by the metal say they oppose any effort to roll back the Obama rule.
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Contrast this with Trump's efforts to roll back ObamaCare which met with a dramatic failure in the Senate.
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Now, the Trump administration plans to roll back and rewrite both the gainful employment and borrower defense rules.
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Amid much fanfare yesterday, President Trump announced an executive order intended to roll back Obama administration climate policies.
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The revision doesn't save Medicare, doesn't keep the individual mandate, and doesn't roll back many Obamacare-era taxes.
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In comments after the meeting on Russia, Mr. Tillerson said Moscow must roll back its annexation of Crimea.
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While he has had successes in beginning to roll-back regulations, they are, at least thus far, underwhelming.
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In today's show: Republican presidents have long pledged to roll back regulation, but for Mr. Trump, it's personal.
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Legislators plan to roll back minimum-wage laws that local governments passed to help their working-poor constituents.
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Yet, despite the program's success to date, automakers have been asking the government to roll back the standards.
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Small business investment also surged in response to Trump's campaign promises to roll back regulation and reduce taxes.
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Early into President Donald Trump's tenure, some critics called for the new administration to roll back the guidance.
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At least some of the administration's moves to roll back regulations could face court challenges on environmental grounds.
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Reuters said the Chinese are waiting for Trump to agree to roll back existing tariffs on Chinese goods.
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If states roll back eligibility or reduce services, for example, enrollees may lose coverage or have fewer benefits.
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But for two years the administration has tried to roll back legal protections for people in those groups.
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Meanwhile, the plan would roll back Trump administration efforts that health advocates say have weakened the safety net.
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When it comes to the military, Trump has also pushed to roll back protections for the LGBTQ community.
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They are also resisting efforts to roll back environmental regulations and insurance subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.
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Republicans on the campaign trail aren't exactly shy about their desire to roll back President Obama's bank regulations.
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"To now have -- not just a President who has a reputation of denigrating women -- but to have a secretary of education who wants to roll back rights for transgender kids and roll back the protections that college students and young women have gotten against sexual assault is sickening," she said.
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The man waiting in the wings is Benn's disciple, Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to roll back the Thatcher era.
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Most significantly, he has moved to roll back net neutrality rules, a plan widely criticized by consumer advocacy organizations.
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This is why efforts to roll back the Open Internet Order would be harmful to consumers and to innovators.
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He will put long overdue limits on the rule makers and roll back those that are choking economic growth.
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Congress is poised to roll back FCC privacy protections in a way that could seriously compromise our online lives.
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Pelosi said in May that Democrats would work to roll back the Trump tax cuts if they retake Congress.
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Republicans don't just want to roll back Obamacare's Medicaid expansion: They want to cap future federal Medicaid spending, too.
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Bipartisan talks have gotten underway for a narrow bill to help stabilize, not roll back, the health care law.
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The data comes after softening economic numbers and further tests the ECB's resolve to roll back its stimulus scheme.
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Let&aposs just go and roll back the tape, you just said inadvertently, you&aposre factually wrong about that.
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But just a few days before that deadline, Pruitt announced that the agency would roll back the Obama recommendation.
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But the White House has now backpedaled, acknowledging there was no deal in place to roll back automotive tariffs.
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While there's rejoicing with January's rainfall, the state's water agency has no plans to roll back on conservation efforts.
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Their industry is eager for Trump to roll back regulatory reforms put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.
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It also represents another step from Pai that would roll back the actions of his Democratic predecessor, Tom Wheeler.
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President Donald Trump, however, has been seeking to roll back environmental rules to allow companies to rapidly boost output.
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The administration is expected to finalize its emissions rule in the coming weeks to roll back Obama-era standards.
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The American Health Care Act passed on Thursday would roll back the Medicaid expansion and slash the program's funding.
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" One activist based in Kenya told us Pompeo "will likely roll back LGBTQ global achievements in the last decade.
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Revising this number down has been a key part of the Trump administration's strategy to roll back environmental rules.
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Warren criticized Trump for wanting to roll back regulations on the financial industry and cut taxes across the board.
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The initiative also comes as the Trump administration is seeking to roll back federal auto efficiency and emissions mandates.
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On May 214th, the Senate will vote on a Congressional Review Act resolution to roll back Pai's order completely.
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That's how we get more revenues from wealthy individuals, we roll back the Trump tax cuts to wealthy individuals.
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Last month, the administration signaled its intention to soon roll back an Obama-era policy extended to transgender patients.
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Tech giant Oracle stands behind Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to roll back the current net neutrality rules.
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The efforts to roll back the oil and gas industry's obligations to reduce methane emissions specifically illustrate this reality.
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The House and Senate have worked with Trump to roll back Obama-era regulations using the Congressional Review Act.
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He has also pledged to roll back regulations from the Obama administration that Republicans see as burdensome on business.
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Some Republicans believe the E.P.A. chief's efforts to roll back regulations will keep him in Mr. Trump's good graces.
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Republicans and insurers want the feds to roll back a provision that sets rates for those employer plans administratively.
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This push for eased enforcement is accompanied by a broader effort to roll back consumer protections and financial regulations.
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When Washington begins to roll back financial regulations, said Bair, that signals a coming downturn in the credit cycle.
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And what was going to happen to the press and how he was going to roll back press protections.
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Paxton, however, noted that the request doesn't require the administration to roll back anyone's current status or deport them.
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But any attempts to roll back the plan will almost certainly face fierce opposition from environmentalists and 18 states.
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To provide the relief these Americans need, Congress must roll back some of the heavy-handed Dodd-Frank provisions.
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It would do away with Obamacare's individual mandate and roll back funding for Medicaid in states that expanded it.
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As president, he would privatize education, roll back Obamacare, weaken Medicare, and raise the minimum age for Social Security.
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In both cases, Trump faces a challenging decision — whether to back Republican calls to roll back the overtime rule.
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It also gives Congress the power to block attempts by the White House to roll back sanctions on Russia.
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In his first State of the Union address, he criticized the court's decision to roll back campaign finance limits.
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Trump said smaller banks "play a vital role in helping create jobs" and promised to roll back stifling regulations.
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"Changing the date of the Medicaid roll back would be unacceptable," said one RSC member who backs the legislation.
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Americans do not want politicians to roll back the progress we have made for women's autonomy and our economy.
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Trump is expected as early as June to roll back parts of Obama-era policies softening relations with Cuba.
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He argued it didn't repeal all of Obamacare's taxes or do enough to roll back the law's insurance regulations.
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Environmental regulators have largely focused their efforts on tailpipe emissions, which the Trump administration has sought to roll back.
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Republicans in Congress have seized on the CRA as a way to roll back parts of Obama's regulatory agenda.
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But the official cautioned that the Trump administration is not committing to roll back the standards at this point.
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But Cruz especially stands out because of the lengths he has gone to try to roll back those protections.
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Of course, states could come to their senses and roll back harmful renewable policies without the "help" of Washington.
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Trump also used his executive authority to roll back a number of regulations that would have protected worker safety.
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Portman is also proposing to roll back the federal funding for ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion over a seven-year timeline.
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Roy Blunt, a member of GOP leadership, doesn't see Congress tackling legislation to roll back Trump's authority on tariffs.
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"Certainly the administration and [EPA Administrator] Scott Pruitt seem to be moving to roll back these protections," Carbonell said.
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Pai has denied that his campaign to roll back media ownership restrictions was designed to help any single company.
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"Democratic members will wear suffragette white to oppose Republican attempts to roll back women's progress," Frankel announced on Twitter.
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We may not realize this goal in my lifetime, but persistent effort can roll back the possibility of catastrophe.
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In her role, she has led Trump's push to roll back regulations, particularly those enacted during the Obama administration.
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The historic House GOP freshman class of 2010 stormed Washington with a mandate to roll back President Obama's agenda.
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While Rogers has sought to cut spending and roll back regulations as chairman, he's given special attention to coal.
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Like the House health-care bill, the Senate version would roll back Obamacare's expansion of insurance coverage under Medicaid.
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They have sought to roll back the territorial gains of Kurdish militants, who are also fighting the Islamic State.
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Democrats, on the other hand, are promising to roll back this progress and suffocate Washington in chaos and dysfunction….
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These reforms could begin to roll back the severe disparities that are most significantly affecting LGBTQ people of color.
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Experts noted the proposal would go much further and could roll back non-discrimination protections for all LGBTQ patients.
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Many passed through the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to roll back regulations imposed by the executive branch.
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Kahn also slammed the fact that the legislation doesn't do anything to roll back "untenable cuts" to hospital reimbursement.
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This comes after Hensarling last week announced a plan to roll back the controversial Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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GOP lawmakers and the White House largely agree on what parts of Dodd-Frank to roll back or eliminate.
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Pruitt has already kicked off efforts to roll back Obama's greenhouse gas emissions reductions for coal-fired power plants.
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President Trump's administration has worked diligently to roll back as many regulations as possible before his time his done.
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"These changes are radical revisions intended to roll back the progress we have made in public health," said Rep.
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"Chairman Pai's announcement that the FCC will roll back these regulations is welcome news," Ryan said in a statement.
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In season 1, the Mexican delegation revealed that Gilead was successful in its mission to roll back carbon emissions.
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In contrast, the EPA under President Trump has taken dozens of actions intended to roll back or eliminate regulations.
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Companies looking to profit off electric cars are suing President Trump for proposing to roll back fuel-efficiency regulations.
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I step back into the cold and watch the corrugated shutters roll back, sealing them and the party, inside.
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But as the show goes on, and the decades roll back, they morph into their younger, more optimistic selves.
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He could also roll back limitations on agreements used by TV stations to sell ad time to each other.
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The potential rule roll back suggests changes to Huawei's supply chain may have immediate, far-reaching and unintended consequences.
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Meanwhile, angry progressive lawmakers and public interest groups have pledged to fight any effort to roll back the rules.
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And though work requirements could significantly roll back those coverage gains, they'll have to get through the courts first.
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But focusing on those controversies overlooks Pruitt's efforts to roll back or curb the implementation of numerous environmental regulations.
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Most recently, the Democratic senator championed a bill to roll back regulations on all but the largest U.S. banks.
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Mr. Trump will be under pressure by major telecom and cable firms to roll back aspects of net neutrality.
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Though they contested SMART's assertions, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda backed down and agreed to roll back the duty increases.
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Under Trump, it's moved to roll back some regulations on payday lenders and a ban on forced arbitration clauses.
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RISK RETURNS The rebound in global stock prices saw U.S. bond yields roll back some of their sharp falls.
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But the president has said previously that he would seek to appoint judges who would roll back abortion rights.
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But there is no doubt the legal challenges are slowing down the march to roll back the Obama legacy.
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How likely is it that new justices will work as hard as they can to roll back abortion rights?
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WASHINGTON — Republican have spent years hoping to roll back the tough bank regulations imposed after the 2008 financial crisis.
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That would be a major victory for car manufacturers, giving them ammunition to potentially roll back industry standards worldwide.
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This has led to some backlash, including lawsuits from the plastics industries and efforts to roll back the laws.
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President Trump and Republicans in Congress tried last year to roll back the expansion of Medicaid, but ultimately failed.
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While President Trump is seeking to roll back recognition of transgender people, his hometown is moving the other way.
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The Obamacare replacement would significantly cut healthcare subsidies for elderly Americans and roll back Medicaid expansion, among other policies.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the State Legislature can save lives by resisting calls to roll back criminal justice reforms.
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HR: I have to say in current CNN's defense, Jeff Zucker's brought that rock and roll back to news.
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President Trump is pushing ahead with his proposal to significantly roll back emissions rules for cars and light trucks.
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The administration's plan to roll back auto mileage standards is based on bad science, bad math and bad faith.
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"We are looking forward to having dialogue to roll back aspects that affect growth in the region," he added.
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This move comes despite efforts by the administration to roll back Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for several other countries.
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Mr. Tsipras first came to power in 2015 as a leftist firebrand on a pledge to roll back austerity.
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The Obama administration began a crackdown on methane emissions, an effort the Trump administration has sought to roll back.
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True, but it is not necessary to roll back the rules on big banks to give small banks relief.
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The incident happened in September on the California Senate floor as lawmakers were set to roll back vaccine exemptions.
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They may be concerned that Mr. Trump's promises to cut corporate taxes and roll back regulations could be affected.
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Senate Democrats are warning the Trump administration not to roll back ObamaCare rules requiring free birth control for women.
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Paving the way for oil and gas companies to roll back environmental protections is not "expertise" in land management.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's moves to roll back the normalization of relations were having the opposite effect, Nieves said.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump won cheers from rural audiences when he vowed to roll back the rule.
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"We cannot allow President Trump to roll back the progress women have made over the past century," she said.
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Since then, she has repeatedly sought to roll back both that decree and the Iraq-specific measure in 2002.
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Republicans are pressing ahead with efforts to roll back a slew of Obama-era rules in the week ahead.
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He gives Mr. Trump credit for buoying the industry by promising to roll back environmental regulations that stifled growth.
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The block grants are also, like work requirements, a roundabout way to roll back Obamacare's expansion of Medicaid specifically.
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Only a spiteful person could roll back Superfund cleanup funds, funds that make our communities livable, and for what?
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For those leading the charge to roll back the 2010 law, the question has a one-word answer: government.
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The House bill would roll back the expansion of Medicaid, which has provided coverage to about 11 million people.
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But it's not clear whether the U.S. will agree to roll back any existing tariffs as requested by China.
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Trump wants to roll back taxes for corporations and individuals, simplify the tax code and spur growth through investment.
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During his presidential campaign, Mr. Trump pledged to roll back the abortion rights guaranteed by the 1973 Roe v.
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The company announced the plan Friday in response to the Trump administration's proposal to roll back fuel economy requirements.
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We can deter North Korea from attacking, but only diplomacy can effectively freeze and roll back its nuclear arsenal.
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But in November, the American president-elect, Donald J. Trump, threatened to roll back the countries' newly restored relations.
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The bill seeks to roll back certain systemic protections intended to help mitigate and soften the next financial crisis.
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Democrats are certain to try to get Kavanaugh to say whether he would overturn or roll back Roe v.
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The danger is that almost a decade away you can hear in the U.S., let's roll back Dodd Frank.
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"The two sides might just roll back tariffs or even postpone the date but something will happen," he said.
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It's still unclear how and when the U.S. will roll back other tariffs, a Chinese condition for the deal.
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It punished the Republicans severely in 1994 when Newt Gingrich and his allies tried to roll back environmental laws.
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Now they face a White House and a Congress that are looking to roll back regulations, not create them.
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The legislation would roll back major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, a significantpillar of President Barack Obama's legacy.
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GM, FCA, Toyota and others, meanwhile, are siding with Trump, who wants to roll back tough Obama-era standards.
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Health care -- and Trump's attempts to roll back Obamacare -- became a galvanizing issue for Democrats in the 2018 midterms.
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The bill would use a legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to roll back the FCC repeal.
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Repealing the act could also roll back the protections won by LGBT+ people against discrimination at work, Kennedy said.
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What happens, though, if a majority still thrashes Pai and his plan to roll back the Obama administration's work?
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He also voted to roll back parts of the Dodd-Frank Act, which placed major regulations on Wall Street.
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And other countries in the region want to roll back Venezuela's oil diplomacy to further isolate its embattled government.
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"As we hit day 81 in the President's administration, we have done so many great things, including nominate and confirm a Supreme Court justice, roll back more regulations than any president in modern times, roll back the Obama-era war on coal, oil and natural gas, restored confidence in the economy," Spicer said.
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The real question at hand is why Amazon decided to roll back encryption protection for consumers all on its own.
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Will he appoint conservative judges to the US Supreme Court who could roll back marriage equality and other civil rights?
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U.S. markets opened to record highs Wednesday morning following the speech, which also pledged a roll back of business regulations.
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"What the Trump administration is trying to do is in fact roll back what economic theory would suggest," he said.
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Meanwhile, domestically, Pruitt will likely roll back all kinds of regulations in order to boost fossil fuel production and use.
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Some Republican senators have raised concerns that the plan to roll back the expansion of Medicaid adversely affects their states.
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The company cited its fight against Trump's administration to roll back LGBT rights and its refusal to battle climate change.
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Democrats at the time argued that if Bork, a conservative, was on the court, he would roll back abortion rights.
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Cuccinelli has similarly used his role to announce a series of executive measures meant to roll back benefits for immigrants.
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The 2012 rule that the administration seeks to roll back would have raised those standards to 54 mpg by 2025.
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This has happened at the big banks, which also like his plans to roll back the Dodd-Frank regulatory regime.
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Vladimir Putin demanded that America roll back the expansion of NATO, end sanctions and pay compensation before reinstating the deal.
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DeVos could roll back Title IX protections for survivors on college campuses, but it's still unclear what steps she'll take.
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An important regulatory requirement Mr. Dimon criticized, therefore, might become a focus for those wanting to roll back the rules.
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It is intended to roll back those parts of the national curriculum that teach respect and understanding for gay students.
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Let's not roll back progress at a point when Kenya is finally starting to see some traction on this issue.
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EPA brags up lower emissions while Trump doubts climate change How Trump's EPA will roll back Obama-era methane rules
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The Trump administration's proposal to roll back fuel-economy standards would undo one of Barack Obama's most notable policy achievements.
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The Trump administration has made a number of efforts to roll back the freedoms of LGBTQ Americans, especially transgender people.
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Trump has also proposed sweeping cuts in government regulations and signed an executive order to roll back some energy rules.
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Trump laid out an energy plan on the campaign trail that promised to roll back regulations and unleash untapped energy.
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Photo: GettyToday, the FCC voted 043-1 to roll back enhanced net neutrality reporting requirements for smaller internet service providers.
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The administration is looking to roll back federal regulations that would have forced automakers to meet new environment-friendly standards.
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Plus, you need a mechanism to roll back to a previous state if something goes wrong with your new data.
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To cap it off, he will roll back out-of-control regulations, unleash American energy, and abolish the "Obamacare" failure.
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Even if America and China manage to roll back tariffs, these are just one part of their increasingly sprawling confrontation.
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Single-payer health care is increasingly popular in theory among Americans, as Republicans in Washington seek to roll back Obamacare.
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"You don't have to roll back Dodd-Frank - you can simply make regulators more accommodating," said a FIG DCM banker.
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Dropbox, for example, lets you roll back to older versions of your files, but only with Plus and Business accounts.
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Tensions have skyrocketed between the two countries as Tehran starts to roll back its nuclear enrichment limits under the deal.
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Those principles have come under immediate threat this month, after the FCC's official vote to roll back Title II protections.
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After all, on Wednesday, the administration decided to roll back the Obama-era protections for transgender students in school bathrooms.
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In 2016, he campaigned relentlessly on the idea that he'd appoint right-wing justices who would roll back abortion rights.
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Trump is due to roll back portions of the Obama-era policies softening relations with Cuba, CNN reported in May.
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With Pai poised to roll back net neutrality, Sohn predicted that congressional Republicans would take their cues from broadband providers.
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Speculation that other central banks besides the Federal Reserve may roll back stimulus will probably cap the U.S. currency's recovery.
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Both bills would roll back the expansion and significantly overhaul the program, which provides insurance to nearly 226 million people.
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The organization called it a "gag rule" that would roll back a requirement that medical professionals provide information about abortions.
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Trump's policy directive keeps a campaign promise to roll back the Obama reopening to reduce tourism cash to the government.
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It's particularly galling to see the Trump campaign market these $35 hats as they roll back queer and trans rights.
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The Senate proposal would change the way the government pays for Medicaid and roll back the expansion after three years.
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But Trump has threatened to roll back his predecessor's policy of engagement with Cuba unless a "better deal" is struck.
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They promise to ramp up public spending, seek changes to EU fiscal rules and roll back pension and labor reforms.
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Auto dealers are joining the call from carmakers for President Trump to roll back his predecessor's aggressive vehicle emissions rules.
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Wade, fighting dangerous efforts to roll back reproductive health care and defending a woman's right to access an abortion. Sen.
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He promised to eradicate bad trade deals, roll back regulations and hit back at China for its lopsided trade policies.
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Phillip Futures' investment analyst Jonathan Chanes said a U.S. withdrawal would signal Trump's intention to further roll back emission regulations.
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Pruitt also said last month that he plans "very soon" to roll back the CAFE standards that conservatives want repealed.
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Ferguson positioned his suit as an attempt to thwart the Trump administration's moves to roll back regulations across the government.
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That would be like China asking the U.S. to roll back the last six Federal Open Market Committee policy decisions.
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Riyadh reopened ties in order to roll back Iranian influence as part of their broader push throughout the Middle East.
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A similar proposal from Arkansas to roll back its Medicaid expansion to a partial one was rejected by the administration.
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Some GOP senators are pushing back on the plan, which would roll back an expansion of Medicaid in their states.
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Under Trump, both the executive and judicial branches seem determined to roll back the incremental progress this country has made.
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Preemption has been orchestrated by predominantly white, Republican legislatures to roll back local policies that generally benefit communities of color.
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"We see it has holding potential to improve our baseline forecast," Rice said of an agreement to roll back tariffs.
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But the initial ruling emboldened Wall Street to pressure the White House and congressional Republicans to roll back consumer protections.
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The lesson is not that we have to roll back these changes so that we can fix our country's institutions.
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"There simply is no acceptable justification for throwing the analysis out in order to roll back the standards," she said.
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The changes are part of the Trump administration's efforts to roll back regulations that conflict with some Americans' religious beliefs.
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But the administration did not make a decision on a request to roll back the eligibility level for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Ten senators joined the effort to roll back the FCC's decision in just the last week, The Washington Post reports.
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Congressional Democrats are once again preparing to make a push to roll back the court's decision and stifle free speech.
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It aims to roll back certain Obama-era mandates that were focused on normalizing relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
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Republicans at the FCC and in Congress have already signaled they hope to roll back the broader net neutrality rules.
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Bowman once argued before the Supreme Court on behalf of a client looking to roll back ObamaCare's birth control mandate.
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He did not mention Donald Trump by name, but railed against his pledge to roll back rules on Wall Street.
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In May, California led 16 other states in suing the federal government over its decision to roll-back the rule.
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This legislative tool has been employed by Republicans on a number of occasions this year to roll back controversial regulations.
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Republican senators have, as well, and the chamber voted overwhelmingly to curb Trump's powers to roll back sanctions on Moscow.
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The changes are part of the Trump administration's efforts ton roll back regulations that conflict with some Americans' religious beliefs.
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Pai has been meeting with industry representatives in recent days to lay out his plan to roll back the rules.
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At the national level, the Trump administration suggested several ways in which it intended to roll back Obama-era protections.
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The proposal's sweeping deregulatory measures will roll back crucial protections for borrowers, and they exclude consumers from the policymaking process.
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While the Hensarling plan would roll back some Dodd Frank provisions, it would also preserve checks on the largest banks.
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If you value protecting the environment, it is important to know that the administration wants to roll back such protections.
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Repealing Obamacare on day one has turned into an attempt in Congress to roll back portions of the law incrementally.
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Pruitt is announcing Tuesday that the administration will roll back Obama-era fuel efficiency standards for cars and light trucks.
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Pruitt has led Trump's campaign to roll back President Barack Obama's policies to fight climate change and protect the environment.
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The Trump administration wants to roll back regulations protecting endangered species; Israel makes a controversial decision that could spark violence.
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LGBT troops and their advocates were concerned immediately after the election that the Trump administration would roll back those changes.
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Analysts say if Sharif can roll back electricity shortages it would put him in pole position to win another mandate.
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To help spark business start-ups and expansion, we also identify specific actions to roll-back excessive, job-killing regulations.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai says the agency's push to roll back regulations is moving full-steam ahead.
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Any effort to roll back thestandards would hurt consumers, who would bear the burden of higher spending and fewer choices.
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We know this because of the opinions he's already issued, both dissenting, wanting to roll back the Affordable Care Act.
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Such a move would not only roll back protections for transgender people: It could also legally negate their very existence.
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How is this tax cut or the attempt to roll back capital gains taxes — how does that benefit the people?
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No president has ever sought to roll back monuments created by his predecessors — and the move immediately triggered several lawsuits.
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The Trump administration is not granting carte blanche for states to roll back Medicaid eligibility as much as they want.
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You see how they could resolve that disparity: Meet in the middle and roll back the expansion over five years.
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It has been reluctant to roll back subsidies for advanced manufacturing industries or to make public commitments to stop cybertheft.
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North Korea would freeze production of nuclear weapons, roll back the bomb stockpile and nuclear program, and finally eliminate it.
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It has become a program that millions of Americans rely on — and that makes it awfully difficult to roll back.
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The Freedom Caucus has been pushing for the GOP bill to roll back more of Obamacare than it originally did.
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In the last 18 months, the Trump administration has attempted to cancel or roll back more than 70 environmental rules.
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The Virginia bill comes as some other states are passing laws to roll back abortion restrictions or otherwise expand access.
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The movie comes as conservatives are feeling emboldened to roll back abortion rights, including potentially overturning the landmark Roe v.
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It won't be easy for the Trump administration to roll back many of the EPA's existing regulations on its own.
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FED RATE CUTS The rebound in global stock prices saw U.S. bond yields roll back some of their sharp falls.
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Against that backdrop, the Trump administration has been pushing to roll back many of the most prominent federal climate policies.
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The decision by the F.C.C. to roll back net neutrality rules was less surprising, but has equally far-reaching implications.
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As the agreement to cap and roll back Iran's nuclear program has shown, diplomacy works, given time, persistence and creativity.
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The mythical Greek was damned eternally to roll a boulder up a hill and watch it roll back down again.
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It's virtually certain that any Democratic president would roll back the worst of the Trump administration's policies on the border.
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There was also no option to roll back their phones to a previous version of iOS or disable the feature.
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He writes: For the highly selective colleges and universities, the leaders ought to roll back the percentage of recruited athletes.
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Trump's administration — which has waged a widespread campaign to roll back environmental regulations and protections — had hinted this was coming.
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It is a perfect example of the kind of wasteful, indiscriminate and counterproductive regulation Trump has promised to roll back.
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SENATE, HOUSE LAWMAKERS TAKE ON DOL RULE: Republicans are looking to roll back the Obama administration's controversial financial adviser rule.
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Leaving those protections, of course, does not preclude another executive order that would roll back gay rights in other areas.
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That's why Democratic candidates more than Republicans emphasize steps Congress and the Trump administration have taken to roll back Obamacare.
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And more than a dozen state attorneys general have sued to block Trump administration moves to roll back environmental regulations.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to roll back net neutrality rules took its first step forward on Thursday.
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The questions came the same day the Trump administration announced it would roll back requirements for energy-saving light bulbs.
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But the proposal illustrates the degree to which the Trump administration has been pushing broadly to roll back financial regulation.
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In wave after wave of grueling action, they jump up, roll back to lie flat, then rise to leap again.
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The measure, which ultimately failed, would have banned third-party leasing of rooftop solar panels, not roll back net metering.
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Some conservative and industry groups have made a push to get the government to roll back efficiency standards for dishwashers.
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" The top Democrat on the Senate committee overseeing science and marine wildlife said the proposal would "roll back ... critical safeguards.
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The Trump administration has said it plans to roll back the Obama-era standard to about 37 miles per gallon.
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Wall Street has feared Democratic policies that could roll back some of the Republican tax breaks to companies and individuals.
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The march came one day after President Trump signed an executive order to roll back safety regulations on offshore drilling.
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Tom Price's efforts to roll back Medicare … these are just some of our concerns about how this administration will govern.
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In addition to Uganda and Brunei, here are eight countries that have recently moved to roll back LGBT+ rights. 1.
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A few, particularly conservatives who have been pushing for a roll back in the policy allowing open service, were pleased.
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Paul had called for a vote on an amendment to effectively roll back those hikes, but leadership did not budge.
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The Senate leadership should end its attempts to roll back the rule and let American consumers stand up for themselves.
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Mr. Trump has said that his administration will roll back elements of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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The analysis comes after a move by the Trump administration to roll back Obama-era regulations on health care services.
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There have been hiatuses between the growth spurts, but they never undo or roll back any of the earlier advances.
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Trump, though he has not directly addressed the CFPB, has said he wants to roll back parts of Dodd-Frank.
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The administration of President Donald Trump, a climate-change denier, is doing everything it can to roll back environmental standards.
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On Tuesday, Orbán defended his actions by arguing that he has an electoral mandate to roll back democracy in Hungary.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday recommended Iceland roll back the reserve requirement on selected debt holdings to zero.
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In response, the Chinese government has tried to roll back the influence of Islamic traditionalism among Uighurs, a Turkic people.
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Now those leaders are striking back, moving to roll back the expansions — with encouragement, they say, from the Trump administration.
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It said the roll-back of its nuclear commitments could be reversed if the United States lifted sanctions on Tehran.
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When I asked Lewis if groups like his would challenge an effort to roll back network neutrality rules, he chuckled.
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The agency's Office of Civil Rights said it posted a proposed rule to roll back those provisions of the law.
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Last month the Trump administration announced a proposal to roll back protections for discrimination against trans people by healthcare providers.
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He's voted numerous times against efforts to weaken or roll back Dodd-Frank, the landmark financial regulation law, for example.
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If confirmed, he will oversee federal prisons across the country and could start to roll back some of these policies.
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State attorneys general have had some success in battling back against agencies' plans to roll back Obama-era climate regulations.
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Since the beginning of his administration, Mr. Trump and his appointees have steadily worked to roll back climate change regulations.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 28500 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition Where do we go from here?
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 2628 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition Where do we go from here?
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Critics say it was used by the royal establishment, always uncomfortable with sharing power with Islamists, to roll back PJD influence.
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Economists have warned such moves could spark a trade war and roll back decades of liberalization, which has buoyed international shipping.
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Over the past two and a half years, the Trump administration has worked to roll back legal protections against transgender Americans.
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The order, a step towards dismantling President Barack Obama's environmental and climate change legacy, will roll back the Clean Power Plan.
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Trump is also fighting to roll back an Obama administration ban on discrimination against gay and lesbian couples who are adopting.
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Wall Street, though, has largely cheered Trump's administration due to promises to roll back financial regulations and cut corporate taxes. Sen.
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All the different forms of Obamacare repeal that Republican leaders have contemplated significantly roll back these taxes and spend less money.
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The decision to roll back 2015's net neutrality rules gets a prominent mention, of course, with the usual talking points.
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Under Trump, it's unclear what part, if any, of the law his administration will be able to roll back or reform.
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The messages, each posted under a different name, urge the agency to roll back the Obama Administration's rules protecting net neutrality.
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The good news is this: If these expressive freedoms are vulnerable to reversal, they are ultimately extremely difficult to roll back.
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Opposition to Pai and his colleagues' decision to roll back the net neutrality rules also remains intense, with lawsuits ongoing.[Reuters]
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Unsecured creditors of electric car maker Fisker in 2014 convinced a judge to roll back a lender's control over its auction.
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Wheeler has continued to execute Trump's campaign to roll back energy and environmental regulations put in place by President Barack Obama.
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It aims to roll back health care coverage for poor women, defund Planned Parenthood, and make maternity care optional for insurers.
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But for now, in the battle to roll back government, Trump is the dismantler-in-chief and these are his generals.
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The agency's proposed rule, called the Affordable Clean Energy rule, would roll back Obama-era regulations on coal-fueled power plants.
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Even the Trump administration's decision to roll back enforcement efforts by the consumer watchdog agency that is the brainchild of Sen.
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Wade, criminalize abortion, gut the Affordable Care Act, roll back LGBTQ rights, end affirmative action, and chip away at voting rights.
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While Trump and Republican lawmakers have pledged to roll back parts of Dodd-Frank, the office's research is expected to continue.
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To make it "real repeal," those senators want to roll back a lot more Obamacare regulations than the bill currently does.
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The GOP twisted itself in knots to try to argue the legislation wouldn't roll back those protections — even though it would.
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Background reading: • The Environmental Protection Agency is trying to roll back rules requiring cars to be cleaner and more fuel efficient.
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So far he has moved to roll back carbon emissions limits, lift curbs on federal energy leasing, and ease permitting requirements.
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But it will likely have a hard time convincing Trump to veto the resolution to roll back the Obama-era policy.
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There would be no let up under the FDP on pressure for the European Central Bank to roll back its stimulus.
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The three remaining conservative justices said they would have moved to roll back a lower court ruling upholding the 2015 rules.
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But efforts to roll back protections of public lands and cultural sites might encounter fierce opposition from the public, Hartinger says.
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The amendment moves the bill further to the right by giving states the option to roll back more of Obamacare's requirements.
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It was the second self-inflicted setback the GOP has suffered this week in trying to roll back Obama's 2010 statute.
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Rouhani has been unable to roll back corruption or tweak the economy without taking on the entrenched positions of the hardliners.
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Roberts will likely be the key vote in deciding how far the Supreme Court is willing to roll back Roe v.
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Comments by the right-wing Bolsonaro during his campaign sparked fears among activists that he would broadly roll back environmental protections.
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Asked whether Germany would roll back previously agreed arms deals with Saudi, he said a decision would be made very soon.
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