Markets don't exist in a vacuum; they have to be structured by rules and regulations, and those rules and regulations must be enforced.
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I mean, the banks, you look at rules and regulations, you look at Dodd-Frank, Dodd-Frank is going to be, you know, modified, and again, I want rules and regulations.
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Click here for rules and regulations -- and GOOD LUCK!!!
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Each scandal was followed by new laws, rules and regulations.
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Entries must comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
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These areas had their own set of rules and regulations.
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You have to comply with very specific rules and regulations.
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Small farmers say they're drowning in federal rules and regulations.
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CAN THE RULES AND REGULATIONS AROUND BANK CAPITAL BE RELAXED?
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The policies included a wide array of rules and regulations.
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There are rules and regulations and people to help you.
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"The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations," he wrote.
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Us normals cannot get enough of these ludicrous rules and regulations!
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TTA said it was compliant with all international rules and regulations.
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"The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations," Trump tweeted.
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"Right now, they have plenty of rules and regulations," he said.
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The reason they don't is that rules and regulations block construction.
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So, it's inevitable that different dungeons have varied rules and regulations.
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Its rules and regulations stifled economic growth and rewarded union bosses.
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It's a very complicated office, with lots of rules and regulations.
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This creates a mishmash of different rules and regulations among states.
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It offers them a way to ignore those rules and regulations.
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Sometimes rules and regulations and entire governments will get in your way.
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But I do think that obviously it needs certain rules and regulations.
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Each of those kinds of airspace has its own rules and regulations.
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Zoning rules and regulations make it even harder to build new homes.
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Harsh rules and regulations, harassment, and unfair wages have dogged the industry.
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Duke is fully committed to compliance with all NCAA rules and regulations.
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Finally, as discussed below, this leak violated clear federal rules and regulations.
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In every country, there are rules and regulations that enforce safe driving.
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On the face of things, new government rules and regulations are unnecessary.
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Currently, each country has their own rules and regulations surrounding gene-editing.
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The Federal Election Commission makes this clear in its rules and regulations.
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But one former camp counselor said rules and regulations hindered the experience.
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But the Swiss have some specific rules and regulations for gun use.
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These guidelines include rules and regulations for licensing, opening, and operating facilities.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and regulations goes direct on September 18.
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Comey's position would effectively gut a host of federal rules and regulations.
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"The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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"All of the rules and regulations aren't there quite yet," Silverstein said.
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Rules and regulations change, and what's protected today may not be tomorrow.
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"We handle foreign reporter applications according to rules and regulations," he told reporters.
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In fact the chances are that rules and regulations become tighter over time.
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Johnson has said Britain will not adhere to the bloc's rules and regulations.
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"The rules and regulations within our country have been absolutely atrocious," Trump said.
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The rules and regulations for bringing food into the Netherlands are quite strict.
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There are rules and regulations that can trip up the best of us.
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Some climate change rules and regulations may restrict economic growth in certain areas.
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Banking rules and regulations are rewritten every few decades, frequently following a crisis.
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AMLG: But even highways in the sky have to have rules and regulations.
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We covered the six very well, which included policy and rules and regulations.
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Best is in full compliance with all federal ethics laws, rules and regulations.
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"We're working through the rules and regulations," he said at a press conference.
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When I came to town in the '60s, there were rules and regulations.
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And this is where Singapore plays to our strength not just in terms of the rules and regulations but progressive rules and regulations that keep pace with the needs of the businesses and also our protection of the intellectual property.
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In fact, there's a long list of rules and regulations that must be followed.
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The US is still playing catch-up when it comes to rules and regulations.
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"The product of this investigation must be new rules and regulations," Newsom's statement read.
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Rules and regulations are often based on the assumption that runners have male bodies.
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It also instructs Interior to review a handful of offshore drilling rules and regulations.
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Rules and regulations on operating drones are meant to ensure such worries are moot.
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" Later Tuesday morning, he continued: "The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations.
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The next crisis might unfold in ways the new rules and regulations haven't anticipated.
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I want you a part of it, but here are my rules and regulations.
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As most big rules and regulations have backfired in the past, this would backfire.
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You can't lie about your product—you have to comply with rules and regulations.
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There are complicated rules and regulations, and too many cars for too few spots.
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There is a constellation of American rules and regulations that don't exist in Mexico.
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They didn't listen to all the rules and regulations like the old-timers did.
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If anything, we should apply the precautionary principle to laws, rules and regulations themselves.
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Developing rules and regulations is one of the primary tasks of the executive branch.
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One major challenge, he said, is navigating the rules and regulations of each court.
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The trade laws, rules and regulations Americans had been living by were all horrible.
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Coachella fashion is a world unto itself, with its own norms, rules, and regulations.
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Mining firms had to find their way through a confusion of provincial rules and regulations.
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First, lax laws, rules and regulations that either were too lenient or simply didn't exist.
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The planet of rules and regulations is at odds with our collective need for action.
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And the rules and regulations that guide airplanes could conflict with how rockets are developed.
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She would reinstate the work safety rules and regulations that President Donald Trump's administration eliminated.
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Teach the kids how to follow rules and regulations once they are released from prison.
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It means having to accept rules and regulations over which we have no say ourselves.
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It's taken five years and a barrage of new rules and regulations to get there.
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Various rules and regulations mean that interfering with a drone could be a legal nightmare.
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Moreover, the rules and regulations about company behaviour are themselves often vague, and arbitrarily enforced.
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If we're bound by certain rules and regulations, then they should be bound as well.
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U.S. policy: The Trump administration has rolled back more than 143 environmental rules and regulations.
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You're actually undermining and neglecting some of its key elements — immigration, allies, rules and regulations.
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A company that controls a banking organization generally falls under the Fed's rules and regulations.
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But the American market for coal is shrinking, with or without new rules and regulations.
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We all also agree that the best available science should underlie EPA's rules and regulations.
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All the rules and regulations, as well as some inspiration from past winners, are below.
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Barnier said Northern Ireland must remain within the EU's current rules and regulations post-Brexit.
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But being Catholic is basically about forming your own conscience within certain rules and regulations.
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But where are we with the rules and regulations and why are they so confusing?
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There are so many rules and regulations to make sure it doesn't burn your skin.
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"This process has certain rules and regulations that we have to adhere to," Mahathir said.
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In addition to the crowds, the TSA's new rules and regulations may slow things down, too.
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Believe it or not, there are even MORE rules and regulations all travelers should know about.
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It comes with conditions with respect for freedoms and with respect for EU rules and regulations.
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They're already taking down stores that don't fall under or go by their rules and regulations.
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This can be a source of volatility if the country introduces new rules and regulations unexpectedly.
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At the same time, there is the application and implementation of new laws, rules, and regulations.
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It would be imprudent to make fundamental structural changes until the rules and regulations are evaluated.
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Comey could not have violated federal rules and regulations because the memos were read to reporters.
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But Laufer's never really been the type to let rules and regulations stand in his way.
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Now President Trump is vowing to create "rules and regulations" for how White House reporters act.
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But if the Iran nuclear agreement is canceled, those rules and regulations are still very unclear.
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In its first 100 days, the administration overturned, reversed, or suspended 23 environmental rules and regulations.
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Many more of the rules and regulations, though, are much more subtle and open to interpretation.
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Evolving rules and regulations, like new packaging requirements, can add unexpected costs to processors and retailers.
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We conform to all local, state, and federal rules and regulations regarding recruitment, hiring, and employment.
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The air shipment of live animals is subject to a vast array of rules and regulations.
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"We have a lot of safety measures in place, but no rules and regulations," he added.
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As a result, the fundamental rules and regulations that help govern trade are already in place.
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You should always follow the FAA rules and regulations but then there are local laws, too.
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"Kushner Companies utilized the program, fully complied with its rules and regulations and did nothing improper."
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What this means is that Trump can't just start putting out new rules and regulations tonight.
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If I sign for money, then the people I sign with, they have rules and regulations.
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No longer will American companies be punished by uncompetitive rates of taxation and unnecessary rules and regulations.
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In other words, package design does change because of rules and regulations that aren't dictated by Amazon.
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"As long as they do so within all laws rules and regulations, they're welcome to do so."
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While we are part of the sex industry, there still has to be some rules and regulations.
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The poorly-constructed, 2,000-page Dodd-Frank Act has ballooned to 25,000 pages of rules and regulations.
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As long as they do so within all laws, rules and regulations, they're welcome to do so.
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De Rugy also said lawmakers must stop brandishing objects in parliament, something its rules and regulations forbid.
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Under this bill, those protections would extend to employees who refuse to violate federal rules and regulations.
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The "Denormocrat Party" embraces strength through attack, assaults on institutions, and the flouting of rules and regulations.
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We're forming a patchwork quilt of bans and rules and regulations that is eroding the Texas model.
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Walters: It told you all about the rules and regulations, how the costume was supposed to look.
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It is a violation of IRS rules and regulations, not to mention our own code of conduct.
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I was particularly caught by the "rules and regulations that have been in existence for decades" part.
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His ministry has identified about 200 rules and regulations that are judged to be antiquated or inefficient.
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But therapists must do their due diligence, since rules and regulations for providing teletherapy vary by state.
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And you want to come up with these new rules and regulations to keep everyone locked up?
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During his time in office, President Donald Trump has rolled back dozens of environmental rules and regulations.
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A call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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Lime's other rules and regulations include wearing a helmet, no double-riding, and no drinking and riding.
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Ideally, it would also help companies better understand the city's relevant rules and regulations from the outset.
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In the meantime, the industry will have to cope with a patchwork of other rules and regulations.
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" He added, "Our rules and regulations tell us not to stop someone based on their immigration status.
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Instead stringent rules and regulations are in place, intended to bring order and safety to city streets.
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We will also get rid of wasteful rules and regulations which are destroying our job creation capacity.
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Freed from the burden of rules and regulations, entrepreneurs would restore Britain to its 19th-century glory.
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Overturning all these federal and state rules and regulations is unlikely to be a Trump administration priority.
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But as our rules and regulations are updated, protecting the environment must not stifle innovation and growth.
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All these rules and regulations have Liu Chun-ho, the owner of Ma Ma's Dumpling, very worried.
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Much food and water there/on way [0813 EDT] - The NFL has all sorts of rules and regulations.
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It was two different companies taking advantage of a system — a system that had no rules and regulations.
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A doctor call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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The banks complain that the reason for this is that Europe has not harmonised its rules and regulations.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Zinke "generally followed relevant law, policy, rules and regulations" when he chartered the flight, auditors said.
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Another benefit of Smart Contracts is that the rules and regulations associated with the contract are automatically enforced.
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His agencies are cutting back on rules and regulations at a pace that thrills most members of Congress.
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" "There are rules and regulations on how you can take away people's clearances if they do something inappropriate.
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Just like in Europe, that means lots or rules and regulations as the government tries to prevent leakage.
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In 2015 alone, federal agencies issued over 3,85003 final rules and regulations, up from 2,400 the prior year.
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"We had the same rules and regulations as Chase, but we didn't have the scale to do it."
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That means most of cannabis culture looks different based on the rules and regulations implemented by different states.
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For whatever reason, Health Canada has decided that it's going to put these rules and regulations in place.
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Once somebody says, "I feel unsafe," that triggers a whole host of federal laws and rules and regulations.
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Well that goes back to the same thing––the rules and regulations being mandated by the federal government.
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Republicans largely back President Donald Trump's push to undo industry rules and regulations they say hamper business growth.
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The approach the Trump administration takes will depend in part on the status of specific rules and regulations.
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They have the right to set the rules and regulations for how elections are run in their states.
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"The corporation and its affiliates continue to comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations," the company said.
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"We remain committed to be compliant to all local laws, rules and regulations," Amazon said in a statement.
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But this means Britain would also still be subject to some of the bloc's trading rules and regulations.
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In 153 alone, federal agencies issued over 215,215 final rules and regulations, up from 33,400 the prior year.
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To better understand what kinds of rules and regulations are being targeted under the Trump administration's deregulatory push.
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I wouldn't try to encapsulate a set of rules and regulations to say here's how I do things.
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The Trump administration says it is moving forward with its aggressive plans to shred government rules and regulations.
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The Dodd-Frank Act has imposed rules and regulations on what had become a largely deregulated financial system.
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They need to be appointed guardians who can help them navigate a bewildering world of rules and regulations.
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" Chipotle, however, said it is committed to "complying with all laws, rules and regulations pertinent to our business.
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We get to implement all these EU rules and regulations, and we save all the costs of making them.
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New rules and regulations spiked to 3,800 in 2018 from 551 in 2007, a World Bank analysis here shows.
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Auer, in case you've forgotten, requires courts to defer to executive agencies' interpretations of their own rules and regulations.
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But China is not in the single market and so does not have to accept annoying rules and regulations.
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Sometimes people try to make it so complex or that it's about these rules and regulations, but it's not.
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He has promised to build walls and reject any rules and regulations that prohibit him from speaking his mind.
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All information reported here regarding the rules and regulations of the Whole30 diet can be found online at whole30.
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Cancer research needs its own set of rules and regulations that move much faster to stop that from happening.
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" The firm will additionally advise Qatar on "international financial regulations including compliance with United States Treasury rules and regulations.
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The permit was the first one approved under 2014 state rules and regulations for high volume horizontal hydraulic fracturing.
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However, for the most part, they've understandably been conservative because their hands are tied by existing rules and regulations.
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She's working to make Florida's rules and regulations the "gold standard" for CBD, much like they've been for oranges.
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"We strictly abide by the rules and regulations of all regulators that have jurisdiction over us," the airline said.
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"There are little gaps in the system where you might have to firm up rules and regulations," he said.
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In a world of bilateral agreements, companies are left to navigate a complex patchwork of conflicting rules and regulations.
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But before building or buying anything, it's important to understand how different rules and regulations could affect your project.
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"Alipay strictly complies with local rules and regulations in all markets where we operate, including overseas," Ant Financial said.
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We have tons and tons of laws and rules and regulations and policies by which we live our lives.
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ExxonMobil's Vietnamese affiliate could come after the United States for rules and regulations that protect our air and water.
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Another crucial element is its wonderfully French love of rules and regulations, as demonstrated by the partial list below.
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Once you've checked out all the rules and regulations, you can start thinking about which device you actually want.
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It's ironic to see now in 2020 that the White House is promoting telemedicine and relaxing rules and regulations.
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The ringed planet is responsible for rules and regulations, helping to guide our manners and budgets during this transit.
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Tighter rules and regulations not only protect students from being duped, they protect taxpayers from waste, fraud and abuse.
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The announcement on CSR subsidies came hours after he signed an order aimed at easing ACA's rules and regulations.
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"The American people deserve to be informed about the rules and regulations being proposed by their government," he added.
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An understanding of complex rules and regulations is mandatory, as are the finer skills of electronics, navigation and seamanship.
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"We need rules and regulations so that the driving public knows this isn't just the Wild West," he said.
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You also have to have rules and regulations and an attitude and an atmosphere that's welcoming to all peoples.
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The sun squares Saturn on the 10th as well, making rules and regulations a little more difficult to deal with.
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Instead, the UK could be forced to submit to EU rules and regulations without any benefit of decision-making power.
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Exxon declined to comment to the Journal about the investigation, but told the newspaper it follows all rules and regulations.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and regulations, will conjunct with the sun, putting you in an even more responsible mood.
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Brexiteers don't just dislike the demands that the European Union poses in terms of agreeing to its rules and regulations.
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Norway also has to accept the EU's single market rules and regulations without a having a say in making them.
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All the women of the stripper strike really want is some rules and regulations and for people to act professional.
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We've built up a set of rules and regulations around each segment of disability, as there's a lot of variation.
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In fact, the history of nightlife in the US is littered with rules and regulations attempting to curtail the activity.
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The state has identified all the ways we can expect the Trump administration to assault our environmental rules and regulations.
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I have previously written how these memos fit the broad definition of "FBI information" contained in federal rules and regulations.
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"(Europe) holds us back in moving forward in our industries, having to comply with their rules and regulations," she added.
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The detailed rules and regulations that govern power grid operations require utilities to have more generating capacity than they need.
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The rules and regulations of the 1960s and 1970s made our water safe to drink and the air reasonably clean.
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Gone are the days when tech companies can deploy their services in cities without any regard for rules and regulations.
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We, as a nation, can be forgiven for not having rules and regulations that would have prevented this Russian interference.
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Each year, Washington imposes thousands of pages of rules and regulations on America's commerce, our respective states, and local governments.
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Football's rules and regulations would quickly take root, but the Corinthian virtues that accompanied the game did not follow suit.
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In April, the automaker joined forces with Google and Uber to advocate for federal rules and regulations allowing driverless cars.
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Jerry Brown suggested that lawmakers should "update liability rules and regulations for utility services," citing extreme weather and climate change.
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But Jeff's disciplined supervisor, played with bone-tired alertness by Mr. Henry, has a strict list of rules and regulations.
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Though all park rules and regulations remain in effect during the shutdown, enforcing them with minimal park staff is challenging.
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Many of the young people protesting guns right now seem to have very little knowledge about gun rules and regulations.
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A New York Times analysis counts more than 80 environmental rules and regulations on the way out under Mr. Trump.
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"As always, we will continue to comply with the rules and regulations of the country," she said in an email.
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Some would strongly argue that Naples sets the standard for authentic pizza, with a list of strict rules and regulations.
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I just heard that Trey Gowdy can't start til some time after January because of the lobbying rules and regulations.
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If a state likes ObamaCare mandates, they are welcome to reproduce all its rules and regulations at the state level.
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There were seven different agencies overseeing banking activities and literally thousands of rules and regulations purporting to safeguard investor money.
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The ever-changing rules and regulations on YouTube could be one reason Kjellberg feels like stepping back for a while.
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The Unified Agenda includes rules and regulations that federal agencies plan to issue before Obama leaves office in January 2017.
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"I'll take a look at the rules and regulations on that and evaluate what policy should be issued," Barrett answered.
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Next, Trump's team will move to tackle many of the existing environmental rules and regulations put in place under Obama.
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But without an architecture of verifiable trust, codified in enforceable international rules and regulations, world trade and investments would dry up.
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"Since the Marines United, we've clarified policies, and rules, and regulations so all Marines know what's expected of them," said Neller.
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It's the greatest middle finger to The Bachelor(ette), and the rules and regulations viewers have ever seen from a lead.
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They just can't get any money because the banks won't let them borrow because of rules and regulations in Dodd-Frank.
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There were all sorts of rules and regulations, even down to the specific way you were supposed to tape the gifts.
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In response to the flaws in humans, society has evolved a series of workable coping mechanisms, called laws, rules and regulations.
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And, as each country sets their own rules and regulations about the liquor's distillation, whiskey and whisky are actually made differently.
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Indeed, Donald Trump has committed to signing the REINS Act, which requires congressional approval before major rules and regulations become effective.
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He urged the government to make its rules and regulations clear in order to eliminate harassment by authorities and vigilante groups.
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" FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said, "Maintaining the highest levels of safety depends on operators closely following all applicable rules and regulations.
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Nonetheless, I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct.
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Weak rules and regulations Houston is a low-lying city in a coastal floodplain that's a frequent target for Gulf hurricanes.
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Activity in the Middle East, China, and South America remains robust as firms deal with myriad global financial rules and regulations.
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Britain managed to keep the British pound, of course, but still feels the increasing burden of arcane E.U. rules and regulations.
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"You have all of these little rules and regulations that say you want to be a flower arranger," Rahn told Hill.
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"NAFCU is confident that NCUA's rules and regulations are legal and in accordance with the Federal Credit Union Act," she wrote.
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Others are becoming industry advocates, lobbying the former colleagues and coworkers they left behind to craft more favorable rules and regulations.
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"Some buildings may have all the rules and regulations spelled out," he said, while others might not have contemplated every issue.
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But, at least for now, the law allows trial judges broad reach to enjoin rules and regulations far beyond their courtrooms.
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In his interview, Trump said there are already "plenty of rules and regulations" to prevent mass shootings the administration isn't doing.
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Rules and regulations, however, establish general standards for conduct; they do not normally include details like dates, times, targets or sources.
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In the absence of specific federal laws, a number of states have been stepping in with their own rules and regulations.
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Zhao's agreement with the Lao government allows his business to operate under its own set of unique laws, rules and regulations.
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And that discussion should include governors, who have to implement the rules and regulations that come out of Washington, he said.
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"Had I known there were rules and regulations for premium snaps I would have willingly claimed taxes on it," she said.
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"It's a new thing the central banks should pay attention to and figure out what the rules and regulations should be."
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Overall, a New York Times analysis has found that the Trump administration has rolled back nearly 100 environmental rules and regulations.
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" It added, "Provided all rules and regulations are followed, exhibition of wildlife at public events is not prohibited by Florida law.
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The following year, the state passed a law setting up rules and regulations for casinos and racetracks to handle sports bets.
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"I think there's a problem with — he can't start for another couple months because of lobbying rules and regulations," he added.
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LG: Now, recognizing that each city has its own rules and regulations, what are typically the rules around using these things?
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"As far as the rules and regulations for players, I'm not sure, but I think it's a good thing," Tucker said.
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Nonetheless, I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct.
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Please write if you have issues with any of this, with your cooking, with our rules and regulations, with our tech.
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That will be particularly true in Northern Ireland, which will stay closely aligned with a maze of European rules and regulations.
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When allowed to operate under fair international trade rules and regulations, U.S. mills can be just as competitive as Chinese mills.
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Laws like the 2017 tax cuts are carried out by federal agencies that first must formalize them via rules and regulations.
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Rules and regulations have grown over the past decade, making opening a restaurant more difficult and time-consuming, Mr. Wartski said.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump vowed to roll back environmental rules and regulations and expressed a desire to abolish the EPA.
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And learn to work in this country by the rules and regulations that we've developed over two hundred and fifty years.
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Wyoming: SF 170 requires the Wyoming Aeronautics Commission to craft rules and regulations for where drones can take off and land.
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"If they don't listen to the rules and regulations, we'll end up back in court and we'll win," Trump said on Friday.
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They say a post-EU Britain would flourish as it pursued its own trade deals and cut back on rules and regulations.
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It's hard to stop psychographic advertising with rules and regulations, which is why the public has to learn how to identify it.
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But on the next table, cattle farmers Eiron and Bethan Vaughan are torn: they say EU rules and regulations bog them down.
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Any Hollywood child star will tell you that, and that's without the strict rules and regulations that come with being a royal.
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Now, the Department of Transportation is working on rules and regulations to make pedal-assist bikes legal to ride in the city.
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The Associated Press reports that the situation stemmed from new inspectors that didn't know how to interpret the ABC's rules and regulations.
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States and local municipalities each have their own sets of rules and regulations around fireworks, and many times, they can seem contradictory.
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It's not as difficult as what this whole governance or changes in rules and regulations have been about these past few years.
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Taxi groups have argued that Uber undercuts their business and should be subject to the same rules and regulations that they are.
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These laws include five UN treaties, rules and regulations stipulated by the International Telecommunication Union, and several other international space-related agreements.
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Meantime, the state forestry association wants to change rules and regulations to make it easier for private industry to thin forested land.
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In his previous role as Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt sued the EPA more than a dozen times over various rules and regulations.
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The president is right that NAFTA can be improved, but doing so means deepening international rules and regulations, not retreating from them.
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Indeed, any such wage compensation to a student athlete appears to be expressly prohibited by the rules and regulations of the NCAA.
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"(These) restrictions probably go against even European rules and regulations and certainly against basic refugee protection laws," he told reporters in Athens.
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Warren has called herself "a capitalist to my bones" and believes well-designed rules and regulations can make capitalism work for everyone.
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And importance is systematically mandated — though depending on the administration in power, rules and regulations may be ignored or followed with zeal.
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Additionally, new CFPB rules and regulations have prevented many new mortgage loans from being made, particularly for low and middle-income borrowers.
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Better to use existing rules and regulations to slow progress and give industries more time to adapt, an approach Baldwin calls "shelterism".
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He or she remains responsible for the classroom order, as well as ensuring that we are following all education rules and regulations.
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Obviously, there are rules and regulations restricting the sale of alcohol online — especially across state lines — but it's not an impossible buy.
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I went in expecting the horror stories of hellish voting places with long lines, endless red tape, and disqualifying rules and regulations.
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In this country we have rules and regulations, but they are kind of artistically exploited, if I could put it that way.
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"We have norms and rules and regulations on the French side," said Angèle Dormoy, the president of Saint-Martin's Chamber of Commerce.
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Under such circumstances — problem No. 3 — even the rules and regulations designed to ensure safety only fueled the spread of swine fever.
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The two experiences selling weed have stark differences, Brown said, noting the legal industry has a dizzying number of rules and regulations.
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We aren't as bound to our companies' rules and regulations because let's face it, we're the rulers of our own little kingdoms.
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The grid is a complex web of rules and regulations, and access to energy markets is generally reserved for very large players.
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Unfortunately for Mikaela and so many others, we'll never know because prohibitive rules and regulations block terminally ill patients from accessing treatment.
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Trottenberg said the law gives her department authority to implement safety rules and regulations for the city's more than 50 pedestrian plazas.
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"We have to create rules and regulations for conduct," Trump told Chris Wallace in a Fox News Sunday interview, echoing Sanders' announcement.
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Olga Savastyanova, who chairs the chamber's rules and regulations committee, said her committee would consider a resolution containing the proposal next Monday.
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We're writing up rules and regulations ... you have to practice decorum ... we want total freedom of the press, that's very important to me.
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In other words, some of the rules and regulations—the friction—in the existing system is there to protect investors, customers, and society.
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They just can't get any money because the banks just won't let them borrow because of the rules and regulations in Dodd-Frank.
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"They're working very hard to make sure that is done in a way that is according to the rules and regulations," he said.
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Jessica Jones (Netflix) Netflix is not signatory to the WGA, yet follows in step with the major studios on its rules and regulations.
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The Malibu Mob is a real thing, as confirmed in this Sportsnet article that features McGinley's explanation of the club's rules and regulations.
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What emerged that time was the Dodd Frank Act; thousands of new rules and regulations; and hundreds of billions of dollars in fines.
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In our latest Verge Science video, we explore how the rules and regulations surrounding satellites are meant to prevent such scenarios from occurring.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and regulations as well as your ruling planet, will remain in your sign for the rest of 2019.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and regulations, is camped out in disciplinarian Capricorn, helping you ground your grandiose ideas in sensible work habits.
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Nor are they asking what the rules and regulations governing 3rd party access to that data are and where is it actually stored.
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An Exxon spokesman declined to comment to the Journal about its report, saying only that the company complies with all rules and regulations.
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Eventually, pre-mortem ASC could be offered in US states and countries that allow doctor-assisted death, following all applicable rules and regulations.
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But with more than 19,000 different rules and regulations to be transposed, getting this bill through Parliament will be complex and time-consuming.
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On the campaign trail, Trump railed against the environmental agency, calling it a "disgrace" and vowing to undo federal environmental rules and regulations.
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One reason for the slowdown, the report concludes, has been a steady rise in protectionist rules and regulations over the last three years.
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A UK committee investigating fake news and user data privacy will likely release its final report and begin proposing further rules and regulations.
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The healthcare sector suffers from an unfortunate lack of real competition, encumbered by a seemingly ever-expanding pack of new rules and regulations.
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If you are going to move from one set of rules and regulations to another you need a process to ease the transition.
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A government watchdog reported this week that the Department of Education did not properly hold student loan providers accountable to rules and regulations.
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Because of this legal limbo, there are byzantine rules and regulations regarding how weed can be marketed, including a ban on online advertising.
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Also, check the Transportation Security Administration's website for up-to-date rules and regulations on packing and carrying your medication when you depart.
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Back then, we counted 23 rules and regulations that either had been dismantled or were headed in that direction under the new administration.
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Jerry Brown, who in March suggested that lawmakers should "update liability rules and regulations for utility services," citing extreme weather and climate change.
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There are several proposals in the state legislature that deal with reforming rules and regulations involving wildfires or preparing for the next disaster.
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"As they grow, they discover different neighborhoods bring with them a different community and a different set of rules and regulations," says Schlesinger.
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JB: Being as you just mentioned as part of the EEA, you are also subject to some of the EU rules and regulations.
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Regrettably, the EPA is able to make rules and regulations based on data that not even rule-makers at the agency have seen.
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Gunvor said in its email to Reuters that Philippines customs have confirmed the documentation was issued in full compliance with rules and regulations.
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He did not believe it would affect morale or recruiting any more than the wide assortment of rules and regulations already in place.
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It's structural deficiencies — high taxes, rigid labor markets and a never-ending array of suffocating rules and regulations — that are holding economies back.
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"The trip - including the Secretary's address to the hockey developmental squad - was completely compliant with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations," they said.
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Trump can take steps to revise the rules and regulations that the Obama administration wrote to explain how the law ought to work.
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And I hope the media will pay more attention to the oppressive rules and regulations governing the lives of people who are incarcerated.
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Because of the many rules and regulations, pharmaceutical naming has become highly specialized work that is mostly farmed out to highly specialized creative agencies.
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Travel + Leisure spoke with Frank Delia, vice president of the Academy of Aviation pilot school in New York, to discuss the rules and regulations.
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Products that are damaged, used, expired or otherwise unsaleable or unsuitable for donation are disposed of in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations.
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It's time for us to pick up the slack, and set new rules and regulations for ourselves until September 18th when he moves direct.
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Congress and bank regulators at a minimum should update rules and regulations to deal with reality and take banks out of the marijuana debate.
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Dispatch launched pilot programs on two college campuses in California — ideal environments to perfect their robot without having to navigate public rules and regulations.
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The SEC itself ruled in July that some coins sold in ICOs are securities and, as such, subject to the SEC's rules and regulations.
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Whether through millennials tapping robo-advisors, mass affluent baby boomers seeking a more personal touch or the coming changes in industry rules and regulations.
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Every car manufacturer now has an autonomous driving program, but the rules and regulations around actually driving autonomous cars on public roads remain scattershot.
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Of course, it's hardly a secret that new and small businesses pay a heavy price to comply with ever-changing government rules and regulations.
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In a searing list of "rules and regulations," Zoe laid down the law for a classmate named Noah who seemingly won't leave her alone.
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He has come to believe that his own ethics are so superior to anyone else's that his judgment can replace existing rules and regulations.
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The vote marks a major reversal in government policy, which has prevented the killing of wild horses and burros through various rules and regulations.
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Cordani said it was too soon to discuss the company's plans for the individual market in 2018, given the changing rules and regulations there.
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"We have all sorts of rules and regulations that are horrendous," Trump said during a speech earlier this month at a factory in Wisconsin.
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"(Underwriters) can take advantage of the vague rules and regulations, and choose to interpret to their advantage and skirt responsibilities," says an Evergreen bondholder.
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Ren on Thursday said China welcomed foreign firms to work in the country, on the condition that they abide by local rules and regulations.
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In a statement to The Verge a Facebook spokesperson said, "Facebook complies with all applicable rules and regulations in the countries where we operate."
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You wake up, you go out, you are subjected to those rules and regulations, and I don't think they are equal in any sense.
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Congress must look at amending patent protection laws and must also review the rules and regulations concerning the production and cost of generic medications.
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Some areas like if you have more established rules and regulations then it would not increase these.. because innovation is especially the new industry.
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That policy essentially means that May will call for the U.K. to accept EU rules and regulations "on a voluntary basis" during the transition.
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And that is because in the NFL or any other organized sporting league, there are rules and regulations in place to protect the participants.
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And if the Toughman Contest is a legitimate fighting venue, why not conform to the rules and regulations that govern all other boxing promotions?
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READ MORE: Don't Try to Smuggle Raw Chicken in Your Luggage The rules and regulations for bringing food into the Netherlands are quite strict.
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"Early in this administration, HUD embarked upon a top-to-bottom review of the department's rules and regulations," the agency said in a statement.
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The government has repeatedly said it is committed to ensuring foreign media can report easily, but that they must follow the rules and regulations.
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"We determined that Zinke's use of chartered flights in fiscal year (FY) 2017 generally followed relevant law, policy, rules, and regulations," the report said.
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But Trump said the White House would "create rules and regulations for conduct" so that the administration could revoke press passes in the future.
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The deal: Northern Ireland would legally be part of Britain's customs territory, but it would adhere to a host of European rules and regulations.
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They must pass Coast Guard inspection annually to assure compliance with rules and regulations intended to prevent fires and other safety risks on board.
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But when it comes to formulating new governance structures, rules and regulations, we must remember the vast gap between aspiration and execution in space.
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Yet with backing from Republican leaders in Congress, he has indicated he will undo many Obama administration rules and regulations, especially last-minute additions.
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Ri told Rouhani that Washington's pullout from the 2015 pact and restoration of sanctions was an "action against international rules and regulations", IRNA said.
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They speak of the exuberant, confounding and sometimes dangerous disorder of a country free of the rules and regulations that make modern life safe.
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A new law in Iowa could provide the path forward for Republican-led states that are looking for ways around ObamaCare's rules and regulations.
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Their rules are a step toward transparency for the department, but exist in a broader piecemeal and self-mandated landscape of rules and regulations.
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The disregard for rules and regulations that has often plagued Greece may have contributed to a disaster that not everyone is convinced was natural.
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And as a concession for granting you the right to use that public asset, you have to follow certain rules and regulations and limitations.
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" The Oakland Unified School District issued a statement saying, "[Marshawn's] participation in the practice did not comply with Oakland Athletic League's rules and regulations.
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It turns out there are many unique rules and regulations producers have to follow if they want to have a newborn in their movie.
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But the current administration is overturning rules and regulations that protect voting rights, women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, children's rights, basic human rights, and our environment.
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But outside workforce decisions, there are rules and regulations that require maturing before Silicon Valley investors and businesses can truly bolster the Indian tech boom.
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When the City's Health Department had to put rules and regulations in place to implement the new state law, they took a pretty strict approach.
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Olga Savastyanova, who chairs the chamber's rules and regulations committee, said the step would be retaliation for U.S. actions towards Russian media, the agency reported.
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Banks and other financial services firms could also see changes to the rules and regulations that govern how they work as a result of Brexit.
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The 20103 Voting Rights Act and its extensions helped dismantle generations of rules and regulations that had disenfranchised minority voters—and in particular black Americans.
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A big trend at the show this year is creating greener, more energy efficient vehicles that will comply with new rules and regulations on emissions.
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" "I anticipate," she continued, "that this change in atmosphere will be one of the most important, and why rules and regulations will stay in place.
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They are an important part of the existing EU structure of rules and regulations, to which we will remain a party during the implementation period.
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Meanwhile, those who emphasized the importance of order insisted that rules and regulations were critical for creating a secure and stable society that enabled prosperity.
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Here was a group of individuals who had rules and regulations that you had to adhere to, all about honor and self-respect and discipline.
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The law has applied a one-size-fits-all set of rules and regulations for all banks – irrespective of a bank's size or risk appetite.
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The survey is still open and parents have until March 9 to add any ideas and give their input on the new rules and regulations.
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All sorts of new programs, rules, and regulations have rolled out, deals have been struck, and new commitments have been made on the international stage.
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"Facebook complies with all applicable rules and regulations in the countries where we operate," Anteneh Daniel, a spokesperson for the company, said in a statement.
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Firms have spent billions building out systems and compliance and risk departments to comply with rules and regulations, and these systems need to be staffed.
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The CFTC , as well as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Giancarlo pointed out, operate under rules and regulations that were established in the 1930s.
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The paucity of rules and regulations didn't prohibit the new style of brushes from being used, although the WCF did temporarily ban them in competition.
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The Obama administration's rules and regulations stated unequivocally that funds, grants and loans provided for under ObamaCare could not be used to pay for abortions.
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"Delta recommends all passengers comply with U.S. Customs and Border Protection rules and regulations when entering the country," the airline told CNN in a statement.
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The discovery of these journals will likely start a parade of questions for viewers: What are the producer-made rules and regulations of these journals?
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But last year lawmakers realized the United States Constitution gave them the power to "make all needful rules and regulations" for territories, including Puerto Rico.
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Under the doctrine, courts typically defer to a federal agency's interpretation of congressional statutes when the agency crafts rules and regulations to enforce those statutes.
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The pilot program is aimed at producing data to assist the Federal Aviation Administration in establishing rules and regulations to safely integrate drones at scale.
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He can talk about God in a way that makes you attracted to God so you don't get lost in all the rules and regulations.
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The idea isn't to ban them, but rather to ensure there are rules and regulations around scooters, and that they don't cause a public nuisance.
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According to the FEC's rules and regulations, a PAC cannot shut down if they are involved with any type of official litigation or enforcement action.
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Every year, federal agencies agencies issue thousands of rules and regulations governing mundane things that almost no one notices, but which matter a great deal.
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It also follows the EU's single market rules and regulations without a having a say in making them and accepts free movement of EU nationals.
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The footballing ruling body says it will continue to monitor the situation in Nigeria to make sure "FIFA rules and regulations are fully adhered to."
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In addition to building the physical infrastructure, many countries need to develop the right institutions, rules and regulations to enable liquid and efficient electricity markets.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Guadagno eagerly took up leadership of a committee of legislators and state officials who were asked to review rules and regulations affecting business.
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But it would stay closely aligned with a maze of European rules and regulations, and there would be customs checks between Britain and Northern Ireland.
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But I'm glad in a way that I took that picture because it's helping to change the rules and regulations with the Nepalese government policy.
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"Our initial assessment is that this largely confirms the view that we have had, that this was done according to the existing rules and regulations".
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They can charge fees to facilitate fairly complex account setups; they also may provide education about the rules and regulations through books, pamphlets or videos.
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On Sports In 1857, 14 baseball clubs met at Smith's Hotel on Broome Street in Manhattan to draft a new set of rules and regulations.
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"A large number of people have moved specifically to this area because they didn't want to have to deal with rules and regulations," he said.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," she said.
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The USA Act also addresses the root of why so many Americans feel increasingly burdened by the rules and regulations coming from unelected bureaucrats in Washington.
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The cases are included in FINRA's monthly rundown of disciplinary actions taken against firms and individuals for alleged violations of federal securities laws, rules and regulations.
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The government has introduced a series of rules and regulations since a currency crisis in 2018 knocked nearly 30% off the value of the Turkish lira.
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In the 18th century, as bullfighting became a standardized sport with rules and regulations, the Inquisition was very much in effect across Spain and its empire.
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Anyone using Instagram to run a promotion or competition must follow our terms, which include the need to comply with the rules and regulations governing competitions.
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According to the company, this crossover offers privacy and security for the physical storage and management of various data sets according to local rules and regulations.
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The nature of their size, stature, staffing and status lead to the implementation of process, procedure, rules and regulations which make adapting to these insurgents difficult.
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Warren's Medium post and legislation call for putting a stop to whats she calls "legalized looting" — overhauling the rules and regulations surrounding the private equity industry.
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Sabrina's magic, like the magic of the girls of The Craft, is subject to certain rules and regulations, and her regulations, too, come mostly from men.
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How it would structure its laws, immigration politics, trade policies, and how it plans to extract itself from the rules and regulations it currently adheres to.
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The Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act requires more careful consideration before new rules and regulations and demands that their impact on small business be considered.
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Hong Kong's rules and regulations make it difficult to set up crowdfunding platforms, payment firms and peer-to-peer lending operations, and to secure operating licenses.
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Give us some of the rules and regulations that will be helpful to this economy, helpful to women, helpful to our families, helpful to our communities.
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The government has repeatedly said it is committed to ensuring foreign media can report easily in China, but that they must follow Chinese rules and regulations.
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" When the Post told Epshteyn about the two payments, he acknowledged it and said: "To my knowledge, Mr. Trump has followed all applicable rules and regulations.
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The careful construction of an 5503-mile single lane gravel road in a manner that conforms with all applicable environmental laws, rules, and regulations ... makes sense.
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They called the joint-employer standard a "perfect example" of an "illogical system of rules and regulations" that "steamroll" small businesses and highlighted franchisees in particular.
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"These individuals are the most familiar with the rules and regulations of a particular industry, and their experience means they're able to exploit loopholes," Scherb said.
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Dublin has said that the best way to retain the status quo is by keeping the same rules and regulations on both sides of the border.
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Intelligence agencies routinely issue rules and regulations without publishing them in the Federal Register, exploiting what are intended to be narrow exceptions to the publication requirement.
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"It seems like the trickling down of 'Big Data' approaches from prosecuting real, significant wrongdoing into the enforcement of petty rules and regulations," Stanley told Gizmodo.
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"We don't even have a head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA)," the White House's clearinghouse for new rules and regulations, noted McGarity.
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While the rules and regulations we impose upon society make sense as mechanisms to maintain order, there is no such thing, truly, as right or wrong.
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They chose this career in spite of the fact that it puts the humanity of immigrants behind rules and regulations, and perhaps even because of it.
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Not one of them takes menstruation into consideration when they think about the people who are affected by these laws and rules and regulations and policies.
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Meanwhile, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, or NAIC, which sets rules and regulations for the insurance industry, is simultaneously moving forward with its own proposal.
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The problem isn't limited to high-tech fiascos, either; as Arbesman points out, even our legal system has become an impenetrable thicket of rules and regulations.
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It will be available for trading on CME Globex, and will be subject to the rules and regulations of Comex in New York, the company added.
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Finally, make sure you familiarize yourself with your destination's rules and regulations about prescription (and nonprescription) medication, so you'll make it through customs with your medicine.
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To businessmen who have spent the past 10 years complaining of ceaseless rules and regulations, the very idea that the climate pact lacked teeth was galling.
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" Though he pushed employees to increase revenue and profits, he said, "feeling pressure cannot excuse violating compliance rules and regulations or the law of the land.
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Northern Ireland would remain legally part of the United Kingdom's customs territory, but it would stay closely aligned with the maze of European rules and regulations.
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As the European Union was outlining its position, Prime Minister Boris Johnson was making clear he does not intend to follow the bloc's rules and regulations.
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If Super Bowl pools and other forms of gambling have caused issues in the workplace previously, it's best to over-communicate the company's rules and regulations.
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"The HONEST Act of 2017 is about ensuring public access to the very science that underpins rules and regulations by EPA," he said in a statement.
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Layer upon layer of laws, rules and regulations have made our health care-financing system a complex mess, separating patients from direct payment for health care.
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Hemp farmers and CBD manufacturers are still waiting for official rules and regulations around hemp growing and cultivation to be finalized and released from the USDA.
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"We maintain that we conducted our bid ethically and with integrity, strictly adhering to all rules and regulations," Qatar's World Cup organizers said in a statement.
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California has pretty much legalized weed, but are there any rules and regulations you need to keep in mind when you're transporting marijuana in a vehicle?
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"Groups that contact us about their plans to protest tend to follow our rules and regulations," said Wake Forest Police Chief Jeff Leonard in a statement.
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Source: Dealogic As financial institutions become more comfortable with the rules and regulations on a federal level, they'll be more inclined to work with cannabis providers.
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That somebody else would have been the federal government, with members of Congress threatening new rules and regulations to change how airlines booked and treated passengers.
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TMZ Sports has obtained a court document filed by Heinz Lofts in Pittsburgh -- noting Pryor and Shalaya Briston "violated rules and regulations" of their rent agreement.
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The CFPB was created as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law that rewrote the financial rules and regulations governing banks following the 2008 financial crisis.
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And since those prices can become quite costly, some people choose a third option, the slaughterhouse, where there are many rules and regulations for butchering a horse.
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Al Khair National for Stocks and Real Estate said Adeptio will now proceed with the acquisition of the shares according to the Kuwait market's rules and regulations.
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No country adheres more faithfully to the EU's many rules and regulations than Norway, despite having an amount of wriggle room in our European Economic Area agreement.
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Power Ledger broke ground for the Australian startup scene by working closely with law firm Allens Linklater to ensure the ICO complied with Australian rules and regulations.
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Saturn is the planet of reality, rules, and regulations, while Neptune is the planet of dreams, illusions, and delusions— when these two planets clash, things get stressful.
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"Any violation of national police rules and regulations shall be meted (out) with the appropriate penalty," national police spokesman Chief Superintendent Wilben Mayor said in a statement.
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By entering the Promotion, you are an entrant and you agree to accept and be bound by all terms of these Official Rules and Regulations ("Official Rules").
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For this reason, the airline's policy can have its own set of dress code regulations that differ from rules and regulations for customers booking a regular ticket.
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The Pentagon also has a laundry list of rules and regulations regarding parades, which are laid out in a 43-page Department of Defense directive from 2001.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, the executive said he strictly complied with all rules and regulations and that he would file a petition against the regulator.
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Economists say Italy's thicket of rules and regulations is one of the reasons why the economy has proved such a serial underperformer over the past two decades.
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Third and most contentious, EEA members (and Switzerland) must observe almost all the EU's rules and regulations if they are to keep access to the single market.
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Boards are responsible for driving a business forward, while ensuring it adheres to the correct rules and regulations, and acts responsibly toward its employees, stakeholders and society.
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Foxx has said that federal rules and regulations number in the thousands each year and that the related costs make it harder for businesses to hire employees.
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Dew: What I worry about is these competing standards, with California issuing its own rules and regulations, different states potentially having slightly different approaches, and then GDPR.
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Airbnb said it asks "every host to follow all local rules and regulations before listing their space on our platform," spokeswoman Kaelan Richards told CNBC via email.
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Preecha Chan-ocha, Pathompol's father and junta chief Prayuth's brother, has defended his son and said he acted according to the army's rules and regulations for contractors.
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But the president is said to be pleased with the job Pruitt has done in rolling back environmental rules and regulations, one of Trump's core campaign promises.
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In his first nine months, President Trump has taken a machete to the Obama era's rules and regulations that have been choking American businesses like parasitic vines.
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On top of that, borrowers who fall behind in loan payments because of illness or unemployment routinely encounter rules and regulations that make their financial problems worse.
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Designers had to sift through "two telephone-book-size books of rules and regulations," said Ms. Kwok, who analyzed Battery Park City, among other neighborhoods, for inspiration.
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It is aggressively working, using all elements of national power, to corner the 2628G market, define industry rules and regulations, and dominate worldwide rollout of 28503G technology.
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By entering the Promotion, you are an entrant and you agree to accept and be bound by all terms of these Official Rules and Regulations ("Official Rules").
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Airlines need to have stricter rules and regulations for people travelling with emotional support animals by asking for official licenses to prove these emotional support animals authenticity.
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Scientific experts, including members of the EPA's own scientific advisory board, have asserted that axing and altering these rules and regulations will be detrimental toward the environment.
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A part of that popularity is because US-based real estate sites often require users to comply with American rules and regulations when buying and selling homes.
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Farage and pro-Brexit entrepreneurs such as billionaire Peter Hargreaves say Britain can prosper outside the EU and what they see as its onerous rules and regulations.
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The only problem here is that the AHPs are exempt from many of the rules and regulations traditional insurance plans must follow under the Affordable Care Act.
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Employees routinely flouted rules and regulations by making oral promises to customers that differed from the terms of the voluminous contracts they signed when making a purchase.
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While a certain amount of luck gets applicants in the door, application speed and adherence to program rules and regulations are key factors in the application process.
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There are about another dozen thick binders and manuals in the farm office for navigating rules and regulations on such things as migrant and seasonal worker protections.
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Those agreements are filled with "chapters" — rules, or the basis for rules and regulations rather, on specific issues like intellectual property and labor rights and environmental protections.
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" Their song "Rules and Regulations," the first off their upcoming Shitty Punk Album, is a giant middle finger to the world that catpures their ethos in a nutshell: "Rules and regulations got me feeling like / Fuck it though!" goes the hook, over screaming synths and bass, and the verses feature a variety of invitations to, in the words of guest rapper Gangsta Boo, "get on they knees and lick my clit.
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Kim Reynolds&apos staff recently that he "believed he and his wife complied with all applicable rules and regulations regarding registration and disclosure," press secretary Brenna Smith said.
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WATCH THIS: Kansas Family's Dog Mistakenly Put on Flight to Japan "This is not standard protocol per the airline's rules and regulations for unaccompanied minors," Norcross tells PEOPLE.
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She recently wrote a piece on the dangers of artificial fertilizer, and in May she focused on President Donald Trump's rollbacks on environmental rules and regulations for businesses.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," Aye Aye Soe says.
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Strict rules and regulations created by the Federal Aviation Administration and backed by decades of flight experience govern how and when helicopters and other aircraft can be operated.
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"We have to go back to the drawing board here in Baltimore and Maryland with rules and regulations and laws that affect the police behavior," she told VICE.
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Not only did their failure to pay drive many clubs to the cusp of liquidation, it also led to changes in the rules and regulations of the game.
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The Freedom Caucus is proposing to root out nearly every program in the federal government intended to address climate change — targeting some 73 rules and regulations in all.
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"Had I known there were rules and regulations for premium snaps I would have willingly claimed taxes on it," one woman who runs a subscription Snapchat told Motherboard.
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This relatively little-known office helps coordinate environmental policymaking in the Executive Branch, and works with agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency to vet new rules and regulations.
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Fareed Zahran, head of the Egyptian Democratic Social Party, said the target of the call for regime change was not Sisi, but rules and regulations that shackle freedoms.
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So, thank you for that, but... KENNEDY: Do you think they&aposre going to have any other -- will there be new rules and regulations for airports to have?
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Last week, the government gave the company seven days to comply with unspecified rules and regulations and pay its licence fee or its operations would be shut down.
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The legalistic framework surrounding every aspect of your life and job serves to separate you from your own morality, replacing it with a series of rules and regulations.
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" Where things stand: The Interior Department said in a statement to the Huffington Post Friday that Zinke's travel "was completely compliant with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
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There is a lot of evidence that creating a legitimate market, with rules and regulations, would serve to protect people who are already inclined to sell their organs.
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As chief executive officer of CKE Restaurants, Puzder knows firsthand the struggles faced by businesses each and every day as a result of too many rules and regulations.
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The cases are included in Finra's monthly rundown of disciplinary actions it has taken against firms and individuals for alleged violations of federal securities laws, rules and regulations.
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While companies are maturing, the sector is at the whim of governments and it's still unclear what rules and regulations will be placed around the sale of pot.
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"I am going to make as much information available as I can consistent with the rules and regulations that are part of the special counsel regulations," he said.
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Even if some firms were inclined to take a wait and see approach, the recruiters said, international rules and regulations won't go away, and neither will financial crime.
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However, the unfortunate truth is that many business owners believe their best interests have been steamrolled by an arbitrary, confusing and often illogical system of rules and regulations.
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Over the past eight years, this agency has unleashed a record number of job-killing rules and regulations that threaten the livelihood and economy of many Western states.
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During 2008 and 2009, while serving as a unit chief in the FBI's records management division, I made numerous disclosures of violations of federal law, rules, and regulations.
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Smith cited a New York Times report to highlight the more than 80 environmental rules and regulations that have been repealed or rolled back under the Trump administration.
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He put the cost of adhering to rules and regulations at up to 30,000 pounds ($44,200) a year, equivalent to around 10 percent of the firm's annual profit.
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Mr Dodge, the former central-bank governor, says the situation has changed since he made his comments in 2004, with many new rules and regulations now in place.
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It's time to put an end to the abuse of this practice and stand up for a transparent process and sound science in our environmental rules and regulations.
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A vast majority of the teams preparing for the first round of group games this week, of course, will know many of the rules and regulations by heart.
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"We want to support their right to do that, but they have to follow the rules and regulations we have in the city of Detroit," said police Capt.
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U.S. policymakers and other lawmakers across the globe must consider B2B tech firms such as cloud infrastructure providers as they consider new rules and regulations for the industry.
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Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010 to establish a set of rules and regulations with the specific goal of preventing such a crisis from happening again.
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The new rules stem from a Dutch parliamentary inquiry in June that found trust managers often ignore international rules and regulations, enabling tax-dodging and other suspect behaviour.
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He discusses why the company has so many rules and regulations for moderating reviews, including what happens when an employee alleges that a manager has sexually harassed them.
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Moby: In the 20th century, so many rules and regulations were passed with the best intentions, but the rules and bureaucracy take on a life of their own.
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With a large team helping her, she is working diligently to try and get an initial draft of sample rules and regulations in place as soon as possible.
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But now the Legislature only has to pass a law establishing the rules and regulations for sanctioned sports betting to begin at casinos and racetracks in the state.
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For the next 11 months, Britain will continue to abide by the European Union's rules and regulations, while it decides what sort of Brexit it wants for itself.
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It's important for them to not just limit creators on what they can build, and make sure that rules and regulations are applied consistently throughout the whole platform.
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"CASE and A.C.L.J. comply with all rules and regulations of the Internal Revenue Service," the law and justice center said in a statement to The New York Times.
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Rules and regulations, as well as common sense, guide an executive branch official to ensure that government decisions are effectuated with integrity and without "appearance of impropriety" problems.
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Unlike We Build the Wall's previous projects on private land, the group would need to meet a series of other rules and regulations to build on federal land.
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The administration and Congress are rightfully shifting their focus to ensuring that the rules and regulations in place balance safety and soundness with economic growth and job creation.
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The UK is in an 11-month post-Brexit transition period, during which it will continue to follow all EU rules and regulations, including those for food standards.
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Four years ago, Austin lawmakers introduced a package of rules and regulations affecting Lyft and Uber that would, most significantly, require fingerprinting for their drivers for safety reasons.
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They also think the liberal worldview creates unnecessary rules and regulations that cripple the economy and take away good jobs that may belong to them or their neighbor.
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Rollbacks: We counted more than 80 environmental rules and regulations on the way out under Mr. Trump (using research from Harvard and Columbia law schools and other sources).
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Rollbacks: We counted more than 80 environmental rules and regulations on the way out under Mr. Trump (using research from Harvard and Columbia law schools and other sources).
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The Dutch industry group for trust offices, Holland Quaestor, is trying to get companies to qualify for a certificate of good behaviour, by going beyond existing rules and regulations.
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"You dont want a new charter that skirts existing rules and regulations and call that innovation," said Paul Merski, executive vice president for the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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Republicans are using a special legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act to repeal several Obama-era rules and regulations issued at the end of President Barack Obama's term.
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Why aren't there any posted signs with rules and regulations (regarding dogs, trash and prohibited items such as glass), why aren't there any waste baskets closer to the beach?
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Rules and regulations of their league stated that after fourth grade the team could no longer be co-ed, so the boys from the team decided to speak up.
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"It's very aggressive and a very good starting point to rolling back a lot of the rules and regulations," said Paul Merski of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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Regardless, Dr Smith, Dr Amon and others hope the bones' presence will be taken into account as the ISA drafts the rules and regulations for exploitation of the CCZ.
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" But soon after his appointment, Eisenberg said, state regulators essentially started saying, "We have reinterpreted the rules and regulations and found what you do to no longer be compliant.
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But if they follow the rules and regulations properly and it's regulated, including potential financial stability issues, that may or may not be something that we get comfortable with.
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A recent New York Times analysis rounded up over 80 environmental rules and regulations that are being pushed out by the Trump administration, with help from Republican congress members.
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As a result, in a manner compliant with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations, the issuing of permits is being put on hold as the decision is being reviewed.
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With nearly 400 separate sets of rules and regulations, rolling back Dodd-Frank now will likely involve multiple skirmishes on Capitol Hill between defenders and supporters of the law.
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The executive order calls for a list of proposed rules and regulations by the 150-day deadline, in October; so, any proposals may take months or years to adopt.
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Big companies frequently are granted waivers, extensions of time, favored access to decision-makers, fast turn-around on applications and sales agreements, and lenient application of rules and regulations.
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The willingness of the authorities in Beijing to change rules and regulations to meet shifting policy goals makes the work of forecasting imports little more than a guessing game.
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While OPM does well at managing insurance and retirement programs for federal employees, it also has a reputation for being a cumbersome bureaucracy mired in detailed rules and regulations.
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With American businesses struggling to stay afloat, the Obama White House unleashed its army of unelected bureaucrats to flood the country with a multitude of new rules and regulations.
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The current 70,000-page tax code is a boon for the wealthy and well connected, who can afford to pay top dollar to game its complex rules and regulations.
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The hundreds of new rules and regulations imposed by the Dodd-Frank Act have devastated the nation's banks, with compliance costs nearing 2628 million paperwork hours and $28503 billion.
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A number of Obama-era rules and regulations governing the US approach to climate change and its natural resources have been the target of President Donald Trump's deregulatory fervor.
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Of course, we did have the internet in 1996, and we were careful not to try to impose rules and regulations that might have hampered its adoption and expansion.
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Games provide everyone with an opportunity to forget rank, a chance to forgo deployment details, an escape from the rules and regulations underlying daily life in an isolated base.
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The surge in rates futures implied traders began anticipating Fed action to counter negative effects from Britain's untangling from EU rules and regulations, which may take years to complete.
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And even if Mr. Bugaev were to get allotted land, developing it would require cooperation from 22 different government agencies responsible for enforcing a thicket of rules and regulations.
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"You don't want a new charter that skirts existing rules and regulations and call that innovation," said Paul Merski, executive vice president for the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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That's going to be a big difference because they were clogging up the veins of our country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations.
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A currency crisis in 2018 wiped out nearly 30% of the value of the lira, prompting the government to clamp down on financial markets with new rules and regulations.
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But such a move would require the controversial group to meet a slew of rules and regulations, and possibly require the government to ask for bids for the project.
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"His actions are just not consistent with our community and rules and regulations," the president of the company that leased office space to Schlossberg told the New York Post.
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In addition to changes to rules and regulations on national resources, the Trump administration has made a stark shift in the US approach to climate change during Pruitt's leadership.
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At the moment, there are no standard set of rules that can be applied across the world for drones — though many countries have individual rules and regulations in place.
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As a result, in a manner compliant with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, the issuing of permits is being put on hold as the decision is being reviewed.
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If not, that plan sponsor could be running afoul of the rules and regulations set forth under ERISA and may be subject to fines and other time-wasting penalties.
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" The HHS secretary said his department is currently addressing the rules and regulations of the Affordable Care Act and asking, "Does this help patients, or does this harm patients?
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But among all the rules and regulations you must follow if you want to go to Disney World is an obscure one that's led to its own subculture of fashion.
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Unhindered by rules and regulations like the ones we have in America to prevent science experiments gone wrong, Hangzhou doctor Wu Shixiu has been using the technique on cancer patients.
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" The President went on to say that if a military member took aspirin following a medical procedure they would "have to break rules and regulations in order to have that.
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"We respect and endeavor to comply with all applicable rules and regulations in the markets in which we operate," said an Alibaba spokesman, in response to news of the complaint.
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The plan appears to be to make a push toward "empowering patients," which in effect means loosening and undoing whatever Obama-era rules and regulations they can without Congress' approval.
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What we're watching: As partnerships between ride-hailing companies and public transit evolve, cities will need to create enforceable rules and regulations to make sure services remain accessible and affordable.
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"Integration into non-segregated airspace is becoming critically important globally as operations expand, with rules and regulations needed to address this demand — for military and civil markets alike," Maple added.
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"The [US Food and Drug Administration] has some rules and regulations as to these terms," says Silverberg, an assistant professor at Northwestern Medicine and director of its Multidisciplinary Eczema Center.
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In return, it accepts freedom of movement of EU citizens, pays contributions to the EU budgets and applies the single market's rules and regulations without having a vote on them.
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Often used excuses such as legal liability for drug companies and doctors, and potential damage to ongoing clinical trials, can all be addressed with new and improved rules and regulations.
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They don't care how much their strict environmental rules and regulations have cost taxpayers or consumers, or what damage they've done to the American economy or our way of life.
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Every state legislates its own hiring and training rules and regulations for home health workers, but typically the job requires a high school diploma or equivalent and no related experience.
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Operators will no longer need a full fledged pilot's license, meaning they may have considerably less knowledge of the rules and regulations governing the airspace than previous generations of flyers.
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"The CFPB has dodged the biggest bullet, which is to be declared unconstitutional and have all its prior rules and regulations voided," said Andrew Sandler, chairman of BuckleySandler law firm.
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"The problem is we have the Geneva Conventions, all sorts of rules and regulations, so the soldiers are afraid to fight," Trump complained during a Wisconsin town hall in 2016.
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But returning to Europe in force has highlighted NATO's problems getting around the continent, where customs rules and regulations, insufficient infrastructure, and shortages of transports for heavy vehicles inhibit movement.
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Anthem, as it did with its Ohio pullout, blamed a "volatile" market for individual health plans, as well as "uncertainty" about the federal government's stance on Obamacare's rules and regulations.
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We need rules and regulations to ensure that women-owned businesses can access government procurement systems and compete for business like male-owned and managed companies in global supply chains.
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Hard-to-understand "gotcha" rules and regulations, the odd language of "legalease" and the high hourly rates most lawyers charge are just a few things that make the law intimidating.
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The sisters were then subjected to excessive drug testing, racist and transphobic banter, and the creation of new rules and regulations that were seemingly in direct response to their actions.
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As one of the most heavily regulated industries, health-care providers have a multitude of intricate rules and regulations to be mindful of and they are growing exponentially every day.
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International firms will complain that differences in rules and regulations raise the costs of doing business across borders, but their claims must be traded off against the benefits of diversity.
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But the ardent Brexit supporters say the deal May is now proposing to negotiate could leave Britain still accepting EU rules and regulations, but without being able to influence them.
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Rules and regulations pertaining to smaller, private planes tend to be less stringent than those affecting commercial planes, because they do not put the same number of lives at risk.
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But the Chinese government tends to enforce certain rules and regulations with greater vigor during times of geopolitical tension, particularly when foreign companies are involved, business groups in China say.
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Airlines fully comply with all federal safety rules and regulations, including those pertaining to crew staffing aboard the aircraft, a spokesman for Airlines for America, the group's trade association, said.
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"Most of the accidents take place due to careless and untrained drivers who drive without any regard for rules and regulations," a state government spokesman quoted the governor as saying.
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This gives states the power to manage voter registration, early voting times (if there are any), whether someone can vote by mail, and other requirements, rules, and regulations regarding voting.
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The answers I gave were based not on steadfast rules and regulations but on the generosity of the callers' employer — some people I could help, others I had to hurt.
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This morning, Business of Fashion released Bureau Betak's '10 Commandments,' a list of rules and regulations that the company will be following in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Under the Chevron doctrine, the rules and regulations promulgated by agencies have brought landmark legislation into force, providing the American people with vitally important health, safety, economic, and environmental protections.
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Three legal scholars argued in The Times this week that the chief justice can unilaterally call witnesses, based in part on the latest (1986) version of impeachment rules and regulations.
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"They just can't get any money because the banks just won't let them borrow because of the rules and regulations in Dodd-Frank," the Wall Street reform law of 2010.
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A currency crisis in 2018 wiped out nearly 30% of the value of the Turkish lira, prompting the government to clamp down on fianncial markets with new rules and regulations.
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Uber has been a lightning rod because of its aggressive chief executive, Travis Kalanick, who has flouted rules and regulations to turn the company into a nearly $70 billion behemoth.
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The renewed focus on moving US and NATO forces around Europe has highlighted the obstacles posed by varying customs rules and regulations, insufficient infrastructure, and shortages of proper transport vehicles.
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"Norwegian always follows the rules and regulations in each of the markets in which it operates and offers employees competitive compensation package on par with other U.S. airlines," Kjos said.
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We need to realize that the pressure to get things back to normal as quickly as possible is inherently impossible with the rules and regulations Congress imposes on cabinet departments.
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"The misuse of city vehicles was a top-down practice, evidenced by Commissioner Ponte and other high-ranking D.O.C. staff's frequent disregard of city rules and regulations," the report said.
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In a phone call from the jail last week, Browne said he was "following all the rules and regulations," and he'd never had a problem with ICE at previous meetings.
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In scenario D, we rush to full automation without getting the rules and regulations right first — to encourage platooning, eco-driving, car sharing, reasonable highway speeds, and all the rest.
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"His actions are just not consistent with our community and rules and regulations," Hayim Grant, the president of Corporate Suites, Schlossberg's firm's now-former landlord, told the New York Post.
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Then tour commissioner had Tim Finchem argued that the tour should have the right to make its own rules and regulations, and that walking was an integral part of the game.
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Disney World's Magic Kingdom park is the place to go for the challenge, which has more lax rules and regulations than most other food-related showdowns, but requires some thoughtful planning.
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Even if the EU grants some concessions during negotiations, the EU's final offer will still be a deal which involves the UK closely following EU rules and regulations in many areas.
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"The stocks of small capitalization companies are rallying because these companies are the ones that can least afford the endless rules and regulations that the Obama administration has put out, " Cramer.
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The environment ministry said in November that 1,140 government officials were "held to account" for violating rules and regulations after the first round of province-level environmental inspections conducted last year.
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"Nothing's been done in the past eight years to to enforce the border rules and regulations, not to mention many of the immigration laws inside of the United States," he said.
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Lubin first registered for a race in 2014, but almost immediately, their non-binary gender identity came into conflict with the deeply embedded gender-based rules and regulations of the sport.
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"Under his leadership at the EPA, Americans can have safe air and water and protection from government overreach through rules and regulations," Adam Brandon, the group's president, said in a post.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: Well-- I think they mean what you hear is that-- they have a differentiated set of rules and regulations for smaller, less complex institutions and bigger, more complex institutions.
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It is time for our policy makers to follow the data and embrace economic freedom over the rules and regulations that are discouraging would-be entrepreneurs from getting in the game.
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To Edwards and Hoagland, all of this suggests Republicans will try to rely as much as possible on the administration to fix flaws through new Treasury and IRS rules and regulations.
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Trump and Sanders both spoke on Friday about setting up rules and regulations about how White House reporters act, potentially as a precursor for removing reporters' press passes in the future.
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What Trump voters received for their support is a Trump administration populated by investment bank powerhouses pursuing policies that would virtually destroy important rules and regulations protecting consumers from financial abuse.
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Most importantly, the Office provided the public with the ability to weigh in on different quality case studies to assure that the patent corps was applying the rules and regulations uniformly.
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Security and Privacy In order to share more patient health information, rules and regulations around an individual's data privacy will need to be modified, while they continue to protect that privacy.
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Arbuthnot said officials might have been in "the thrall of this glamorous, flashy, famous, bejeweled, bodyguarded, ostensibly billionaire playboy who charmed and cajoled" them into ignoring their own rules and regulations.
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And then there was the retailer with employees who were so focused on adhering to rules and regulations that they lost sight of the very customers they were supposed to serve.
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But states aren't willing to take on the fiduciary responsibilities required of employers who offer retirement plans unless Washington exempts their plans for private-sector employees from federal rules and regulations.
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"We determined that Zinke's use of chartered flights in fiscal year 2017 generally followed relevant law, policy, rules, and regulations," said the report by the Interior Department's Office of Inspector General.
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Hey Joey CuellarApril 26, 2016 However, late last week Street Fighter V developer Capcom posted updated rules and regulations for Capcom Pro Tour events—which includes EVO's Street Fighter V tournament.
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John Rago, the mayor's deputy chief of staff, confirmed that the rules and regulations posted at city pools only prohibit cutoff jeans and that there is no mention of cotton clothing.
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As the use of satellites transforms from a national and military-led enterprise to one dominated by businesses, governments worldwide are playing catch-up with the rules and regulations that apply.
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"I spoke to them about waving the federal rules and regulations to get as much fuel as possible to our state and through our ports," Scott said in a press briefing.
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The European Commission&aposs position reflects concerns that the UK will seek to maintain access to the EU single market while diverging away on rules and regulations to gain an advantage.
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Throughout his campaign and presidency, Trump has lauded his plan to replace the Obama administration's climate change policies with rules and regulations that would be more friendly toward the coal industry.
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Industries like financial services, healthcare and government, often have more rules and regulations they have to comply with, so the software they use has to be able to meet those needs.
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Zuckerberg will now meet European commissioners in a closed-door meeting in Brussels on Monday "to discuss a framework for new rules and regulations for the internet," a Facebook statement said.
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The Treasury Department and the IRS now have a mammoth task on their hands as they seek to turn the sweeping tax provisions passed by Congress into new rules and regulations.
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USA Gymnastics backed Biles, stating that she has complied with all WADA rules and regulations and completed all the necessary procedures and paperwork to make sure she's playing by the rules.
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A Dutch parliamentary inquiry in June found that trust managers, who oversee financial assets on behalf of their owners, often ignore international rules and regulations, enabling tax-dodging and other criminal behaviour.
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Space policy hasn't been high on our government's to-do list, and this unfortunate regulatory neglect means that today's most innovative companies' plans are being disrupted by stuffy, antiquated rules and regulations.
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Sudip Parikh, a policy adviser at the Drug Information Association, another think-tank, says the rate of change means that decades-old rules and regulations may not function well for new treatments.
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"For far too long, Congress has severed its connection with the people, imposing new rules and regulations on the private sector, while seeking to exempt itself from those same rules," he said.
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But the government still hasn't resolved the most important question that will determine its future relationship with the bloc—will Britain shadow EU rules and regulations or strike out on its own?
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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2016 ruled that the Justice Department cannot prosecute people over medicinal marijuana if they complied with their state's rules and regulations.
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Certain note disclosures normally included in financial statements prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in the United States have been condensed or omitted as permitted by SEC rules and regulations.
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Other cities have done similar programs, while more want to, but telecom businesses have made it difficult, successfully fighting to create rules and regulations disallowing public ownership and access to the internet.
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But one source close to the meeting at Chequers said May had accepted the argument of those ministers who wanted to move away from EU rules and regulations more quickly than others.
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This czar — working with a team of deputy czars from both parties — can identify packages of rules and regulations for elimination and submit them to Congress for an up or down vote.
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As Wall Street has cut jobs in virtually every other area, the need for compliance grew partly due to the wave of new rules and regulations in the aftermath of the crisis.
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Contrary to this allegation, Norwegian always follows the rules and regulations in each of the markets in which it operates and offers employees competitive compensation package on par with other U.S. airlines.
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One source close to Thursday's meeting told Reuters earlier that May had accepted the argument of those ministers who wanted to move away from EU rules and regulations more quickly than others.
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Harvard Medical School psychologist William Pollack calls it the "boy code" and has written extensively about his research on the constricting behavioral rules and regulations society places on boys as they mature.
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Because Congress has the authority to make "rules and regulations," and also has the "power of the purse," President Trump needs Congress both to create and to fund any future Space Force.
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The process of leaving the EU is mired in wrangling over which EU rules and regulations should still remain in effect, even though the British people voted to reject all of them!
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We may never again be forced to ask ourselves such an existential crisis-inducing question thanks to one recent traveler from El Salvador, who said to hell with these rules and regulations.
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To reduce fatigue, which is linked to stress, rules and regulations from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) limit the number of hours a pilot can fly and how much rest they need.
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"It is unreasonable to expect a country to warn each and every visitor about its complete set of rules and regulations in place," Essam Tamimi, a Dubai lawyer, said in an email.
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While details would be worked out later, he said that the new subway corporation could operate with more flexibility than traditional government agencies, which are often bound by outdated rules and regulations.
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Vishwanath Mahadeshwar, the mayor of Mumbai, said by telephone that officials with the city's governing body, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, had also been suspended for failing to enforce safety rules and regulations.
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He added that JUUL, which also sells tobacco-flavored products that would likely not be captured by any federal ban, would comply with whatever rules and regulations the FDA comes up with.
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Despite his fealty to the idea of nonpartisan professionalism, Hoover fought to keep his agents out of the Civil Service, sure that its rules and regulations would limit his autonomy as director.
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In the lawsuit, the groups are expected to accuse the Department of State of failing to follow a state act that spells out how agencies are expected to issue rules and regulations.
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PACFLEET accused the Chinese warship of violating international rules and regulations, including agreements on conduct at sea, by targeting the aircraft, which was operating in airspace above international waters, with a laser.
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Under Mr. Kalanick, Uber flouted rules and regulations to bring its ride-summoning service to hundreds of cities, prized growth above all else, and often turned a blind eye to corporate misbehavior.
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A maze of rules and regulations aimed at leveling the playing field and harmonizing product standards infuriates British euroskeptics and helped fuel the campaign to leave the European Union, known as Brexit.
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Title 250 of Park and Management Area Rules and Regulations forbids drone use at any Rhode Island state park without a special use permit, typically issued for professional filming and media companies.
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Much of what these local and state agencies do is guided by rules and regulations set locally and enforcing laws and following standards that are almost entirely set at the state level.
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Saturn is the planet of rules and regulations, reality and boundaries, and it is currently hanging out in your sign, inspiring you to behave much more conservatively and maturely than your typical self.
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But until then, Levitz writes, "it's very likely that President Trump will comply with all applicable rules and regulations — and shape domestic and foreign policy around his own business interests in the process."
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The second volume features archival documents of rules and regulations from a range of public institutions in Communist Czechoslovakia with all the verbs obsessively removed, effectively turning these documents into totally ineffectual scripts.
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Sterling was up 0.3% at $1.3066, not very far from the low of $1.2942 it hit on Tuesday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain would not adhere to EU rules and regulations.
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At a rally in Florida on February 18th, Mr Trump said the agency was "clogging up the veins of the country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations".
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"This is a top priority at the organization and the structure that is ultimately selected will comply with all applicable rules and regulations," a spokesperson for the Trump Organization said in a statement.
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But terrorists and their like will not take any notice of rules and regulations, and will hack software restrictions or build their own drones from readily available components to try to defeat countermeasures.
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Existing rules and regulations around employee classification discourage marketplaces from partnering closely with companies providing worker services, such as healthcare, taxes or retirement, out of fear they'll be subject to a misclassification suit.
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The spokesman said Ireland was seeking "a commitment to avoid a hard border in the withdrawal treaty, or ensuring that the rules and regulations of the single market and customs union cannot diverge".
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That's because the EU's single market and customs union arrangements make it easy for people, goods and services to cross the border, with both nations following a similar set of rules and regulations.
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A more probable explanation is that a steady accrual of rules and regulations for years has effectively eliminated a generation of entrepreneurs as the costs of running a new enterprise outweigh the benefits.
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The 96-page word-for-word adaptation of the dense legal document places Apple godhead Steve Jobs into a huge variety of comic styles and has him spout off the rules and regulations.
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Cigna's final decision on whether to continue participating in Obamacare next year will be made before the government's late September deadline after more is known about anticipated new rules and regulations, Cordani said.
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The suggestion, contained in the accompanying political declaration, that the UK will retain a "level playing field" with EU rules and regulations could also persuade some opposition Labour MPs to back the deal.
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The current process can produce good rules and regulations while protecting small businesses from unnecessary burdens -- if we provide adequate resources for agencies to fulfill the requirements Congress has already put in place.
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"The police are undertaking investigation and have stated that disciplinary action will be taken in accordance with rules and regulations as well as the police code of ethics," said the spokesman, Armanatha Nasir.
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Unless we wish to continue the Obama administration's practice of extra-legal legislation by Executive Order, the proper authority — that is Congress — must change the law itself, not merely the rules and regulations.
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"We've gotten a lot of the rules and regulations -- and you people suffered from that, to a certain extent, too, in all fairness -- but a lot of the regulations were voided," Trump continued.
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Sanders has been the gateway through which young liberals have entered the party (and much of their frustration with the rules and regulations was the natural clash between newcomers and long-time Democrats).
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And the agreed negotiating position also hands a big role for parliament to decide whether Britain should continue to follow EU rules and regulations, recognising that any rejection of them "would have consequences".
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That's because the EU's single market and customs union arrangements make it easy for people, goods and services to cross the border, with both nations following a similar set of rules and regulations.
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Trump's status and wealth have allowed him to ignore limits, norms, rules and regulations and have created a vicious circle — as violations of customary norms go unpunished, such violations become ever more widespread.
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Pro-Brexit lawmakers in the U.K. have always argued that the country should strike out on its own and be free of the rules and regulations (as they see them, restrictions) of Europe.
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The government will also fend off risks from cross-border capital flows while improving rules and regulations for management of foreign exchange, SAFE said on its website after concluding an annual work conference.
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The Sports Medicine Licensure Clarity Act of 85033 is a common sense solution that does not bypass state licensing rules and regulations or allow a medical professional to practice on the general population.
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Gang members had to adhere to a 20-point list of rules and regulations, including one that stated that to move up in the ranks, members had to commit at least four murders.
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EU leaders have been clear that if the UK wants to retain access to EU markets, it's going to need to align its rules and regulations closely with the ones already in place.
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Under current law, small businesses and self-employed workers that buy insurance through associations are considered to be part of ObamaCare's individual market and are subject to all the law's rules and regulations.
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The government has said it needs the powers to be able to meet a tight deadline to effectively "copy and paste" EU rules and regulations into British law by the time of Brexit.
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If FBI agents could simply release their views of potential targets from their "personal recollections," there would be little left of the extensive FBI rules and regulations on the confidentiality of such information.
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Post Premise #85033: Comey violated FBI rules and regulations but it really does not matter Perhaps the most bizarre aspect of the Post review is that it expressly confirms much of Sanders's statement.
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Under current law, small businesses and self-employed workers that buy insurance through associations are considered to be part of ObamaCare's individual market and are subject to all the law's rules and regulations.
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And the agreed negotiating position also hands a big role for parliament to decide whether Britain should continue to follow EU rules and regulations, recognizing that any rejection of them "would have consequences".
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"Today, the American people are drowning in rules and regulations promulgated by unelected bureaucrats; and the Environmental Protection Agency has become an extraordinary offender," Gaetz wrote in the letter soliciting support from lawmakers.
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We had a small chance at some point, and after that we really acted to set the rules and regulations because we had the chance to make a very free and independent cinema.
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We call this the 'value grab' — because some companies take advantage of outdated, market-distorting government rules and regulations to either pay below fair-market rates, or avoid paying for that music altogether.
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"I was gobsmacked by the level of understanding on HIPAA and PHI," she said, referring to the complex web of federal privacy rules and regulations that govern how health data is stored and shared.
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The Republican-led Congress is using a special legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act to repeal a slew of rules and regulations put in place in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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President Donald Trump's rapid overhaul of rules and regulations is not an unusual pace for business, so the nation's capital better get used to his modus operandi, ex-Chrysler chief Bob Nardelli said Tuesday.
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In the year he has had the position, Mulvaney proposed cutting back many of the rules and regulations that were put into place under Cordray, and the bureau has scaled back its enforcement efforts.
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For rules and regulations issued by the executive branch, Harris and Ocasio-Cortez are calling for an additional level of review that studies the positive and negative impacts of the measures on vulnerable populations.
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One of the state's top priorities is also fuel availability, according to the governor, and the federal government has waived some rules and regulations to allow more fuel to get to the state's roads.
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Creating new forms of money and letting billions of users send it around, globally, is not as simple as building a platform — there's also rules and regulations to consider, and these vary by jurisdiction.
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The sound barrier follows all regulated rules and regulations by the county and our entire team remains committed to ensuring that any development respects the local landscape and environment and is considerate of neighbors.
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The company that runs the building Schlossberg uses as his law firm&aposs address said Thursday that his agreement with it had been terminated because his actions "were contrary" to its rules and regulations.
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Sunstein has been a vocal advocate of having agencies quantitatively compare the benefits of those rules and regulations to their costs, junking rules that don't pass the bar and speeding through ones that do.
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As one example, there should a coordinated set of rules and regulations around third-party guidance to allow for more partnerships between fintech lenders and banks looking to improve their small business lending processes.
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"During the lengthy INGO registration process we provided all the information and documents required and are confident we comply with all necessary rules and regulations," ActionAid country director Iftikhar Nizami said in a statement.
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"Culture is more important than rules and regulations" in its contribution to the long-term success of a company, said Porat, who worked at Morgan Stanley for 28 years before joining Google in 2015.
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It was St. Petery, who at the time was the executive vice president of the Florida chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and who has an encyclopedic knowledge of Medicaid rules and regulations.
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Sweet Venus in sensitive Pisces creates good vibes in your relationships; however, the planet of rules and regulations, Saturn, in Fire sign Sagittarius, will rain on your parade, putting up obstacles in your relationships.
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"All institutions that receive federal grant money must abide by applicable rules and regulations governing the use of the funds and the extent to which costs incurred by the institution are reimbursable," Bharara said.
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" He also called the three years since he was charged, "exceptionally challenging," and added, "I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct.
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But a lot of their law doesn't apply to political advertising on the internet, as many of the rules and regulations were put in place before much of the country had access to broadband.
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The Golden Knights, who will begin playing in the 2017-18 season, are now formally cleared to make trades and roster transactions under the expansion club rules and regulations set forth by the league.
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The American Health Care Act, the GOP's plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, would make some big changes to the rules and regulations enforced under former President Obama's signature healthcare legislation.
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Saturn—the planet of commitment and confinement, rules and regulations, fears and obstacles—has been in Sagittarius, a Fire sign associated with knowledge, learning, and communication, for the last two-and-a-half years.
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It will probably take a few years for cities like Berlin to find out how many e-scooters on the streets are optimal and which, if any, additional rules and regulations should be implemented.
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But Good is a tenacious soul, who continues to plow through the legislative rules and regulations (sometimes invented on the spot) with which Brown tries to keep him from returning to his idée fixe.
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"If there is any case against human rights, just give us strong evidence, record and date so that we can take legal action against those who break the rules and regulations," Zaw Htay said.
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That way, both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland would be operating under the same rules and regulations for trade and thus there wouldn't be a need for customs checks at the border.
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These companies have converted an engineer's disregard for real-world outcomes into a libertarian ideology that belittles the harms that stem from their platforms and rejects rules and regulations meant to prevent those harms.
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Under the plan, Britain would leave the European Union in March but adhere to the bloc's rules and regulations at least until December 2020, while negotiators try to sort out the longer-term future.
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The big picture: While the NCAA has its own rules and regulations for its member institutions and athletes, it doesn't have any ability to actually enforce actual laws — the ones passed by the government.
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A source familiar with the matter told CNN the Office of Government Ethics has not yet heard from the White House Counsel's office regarding whether Kushner violated any laws or ethics rules and regulations.
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The legislation would require the FTC to draw up new rules and regulations around how companies should ask for permission to use data and how they treat biometric data, including fingerprints and facial scans.
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For 70 years, middle-class workers have relied on this system to secure their retirement, but outdated rules and regulations have kept these plans from modernizing to keep pace with changes in the economy.
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While many posts about these products are paid marketing, the rules and regulations about health claims are poorly enforced online, which allowed them to race ahead of any realistic expectations or long-term impacts.
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"For the next 11 months, Britain will continue to abide by the European Union's rules and regulations, while it decides what sort of Brexit it wants for itself," Mark Landler of the NYT writes.
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In public statements for more than a decade, US officials have opposed the practice of making payments to warlords and other corrupt groups, citing rules and regulations in place at the Department of Defense.
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For 70 years, middle class workers have relied on this system to secure their retirement, but outdated rules and regulations have kept these plans from modernizing to keep pace with changes in the economy.
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"This feature isn't advertised or promoted because rules and regulations around [local number portability]LNP are in favor of the consumer being able to freely transfer their number to a new carrier," they said.
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For firms regulated by either agency the warning is clear: if you want to enter these markets, you have to take existing rules and regulations and adapt them to these new and innovative markets.
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The message emerging for banks and others who may be contemplating a foray into digital currencies is that existing rules and regulations may well be up to speed in addressing this type of innovation.
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"For decades, literally since the '90s, there have been rules and regulations in place that are designed for one reason, and that reason is to prevent kids from falling out of windows," he said.
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Now that Mueller has submitted his report, Barr looks prepared to stick to his promise "to make as much information available as I can consistent with the rules and regulations" of the special counsel.
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To get into health care, the company had to comply with federal privacy rules and regulations, known as HIPAA, as well as tweak its product so that patients don't need a smartphone to use it.
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"Steve and Bill are subject to and complying with all applicable ethics laws, rules, and regulations, and both are working with the agency's ethics counsel as needed," SEC spokeswoman Judith Burns said in a statement.
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However, after formal proceedings were opened, it was concluded that the flights "did not represent ethics violations" and that benefits enjoyed by Infantino were not "improper" in the light of applicable FIFA rules and regulations.
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If you are worried about or unwilling to having to pose as a "friend of Jay," ask the host directly if their landlord or the rules and regulations of their condo allow short-term rentals.
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I believe in the rules and regulations, and I believe that the authorities will do what they have to do and whatever comes of it comes of it, but those emotions will never be felt.
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Patrick Minford, a Cardiff University economics professor and co-chair of the "Economists for Brexit" group, said the result showed policymakers that voters wanted more control over the country's borders and fewer rules and regulations.
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The vast majority of "proposed rules" posted on the rules and regulations government website are not only open to comments written by the public, but all those comments are viewable by the public as well.
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"The stocks of small capitalization companies are rallying because these companies are the ones that can least afford the endless rules and regulations that the Obama administration has put out, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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The Trump administration has the power to take steps to put protections in place for the LGBTQ community and they can start by reinstating Obama-era rules and regulations such as the transgender bathroom bill.
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President Trump's appointment of Ajit Pai as FCC chairman has raised hopes that many of the rules and regulations enacted under Obama — including the controversial net neutrality rules — will soon be on the chopping block.
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"Mortician" is an outdated term—in part because "funeral director" has replaced it, a title that requires being intimately aware of the rules and regulations that dictate how the dead must be laid to rest.
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Without it, there would be no new fuel economy rules for cars and trucks, Clean Power Plan for the nation's power plants, or any other number of rules and regulations designed to curb U.S. emissions.
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But it could anger hardline Brexiteers in her own party as it will likely keep in place a still to-be-determined number of E.U. rules and regulations that they'd prefer to see jettisoned entirely.
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"If we have them all come in, they've all been inspected and they've all gone through the rules and regulations to become a citizen, I want more," Schnell said at a Trump rally in Sarasota.
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"Given the circumstances, we want to let you know that following military laws, rules and regulations we make our charges available," military chiefs wrote in a letter, posted on Twitter by the Pagina Siete newspaper.
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David Dodge, then governor of the central bank, provoked outrage in 2004 when he said foreigners perceive Canada as a "Wild West" in terms of the degree to which financial rules and regulations are enforced.
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While all of these rules and regulations are good and fair in theory for the benefit and welfare of workers, they raise costs to such an extent that many small businesses can't stay in business.
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Mr. Lopez's business accounts have been closed several times in recent years by three different banks over money-laundering concerns despite his state license, hours of compliance training and binders full of rules and regulations.
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That means the United States will no longer align its rules and regulations to be fully compliant with the global effort to reduce corruption connected to drilling and mining in typically poor, resource-rich countries.
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"Trump has cancelled 860 rules and regulations that had been imposed by the Obama administration and there's barely a single CEO that comes to my office who isn't thrilled with the regulatory relief, " he said.
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Even if Congress does not agree on changes to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act and other post-crisis reforms, regulators will have wide latitude to reinterpret or roll back new rules and regulations.
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"Trump has canceled 860 rules and regulations that had been imposed by the Obama administration, and there's barely a single CEO that comes to my office who isn't thrilled with the regulatory relief, " said Ross.
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"This is a top priority at the Organization and the structure that is ultimately selected will comply with all applicable rules and regulations," Amanda Miller, a marketing executive for the company, wrote in an email.
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Churchgoers were also given a notice from the district religious affairs bureau saying that the "great masses of believer must respect the rules and regulations and attend events in legally registered places of religious activity".
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From the rules and regulations: The value of the Bacoin is tied to overall sharing meaning that the more people who share via the Website (as outlined above), the higher the value of the Bacoin.
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"This is a top priority at the organization, and the structure that is ultimately selected will comply with all applicable rules and regulations," said Amanda Miller, the vice president of marketing at the Trump Organization.
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In Cordray's five years at the helm, the bureau levied billions of dollars in fines for bank malfeasance and authored dozens of consumer-friendly rules and regulations on everything from student loans to credit cards.
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The age verification rule grew from a Conservative party campaign promise in 2015, and ended up tucked into what would become the Digital Economy Act 2017, a wide-ranging bundle of internet rules and regulations.
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In both the United States and Canada, federal governments set the overall rules and regulations on environmental policy, but as a practical matter the states and provinces are largely responsible for putting them into effect.
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The prime minister is set to declare that there is "no need" for the United Kingdom to sign up to EU rules and regulations in exchange for high levels of access to European markets.4.
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Johnson has made clear he does not intend to follow the bloc's rules and regulations or accept any oversight from the European Court of Justice, positions that are reflected in the official UK negotiating mandate.
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The CFPB may prescribe rules and regulations under various consumer-protection laws; enforce conduct that it may define as "unfair, deceptive or abusive"; and adjudicate its own enforcement actions and impose legal and equitable remedies.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to diverge from EU rules and regulations and not seek a tight economic relationship with the bloc after Brexit was the final nail in the coffin of continued frictionless trade.
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The measure is part of a sweeping deregulatory agenda for the Education Department announced on Wednesday by the White House budget office, which outlined several rules and regulations for the department to scrap or amend.
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The zone, which will be located in King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, will focus on integrated logistics and enjoy special rules and regulations aiming at attracting more multinational companies to the Kingdom, SPA said.
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Following the disaster, which killed 19 people and polluted one of Brazil's major rivers, a commission was set up with representatives from universities, industry and environmental bodies to improve rules and regulations for tailings dams.
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This is reportedly partly to do with the company's strict rules and regulations regarding its pay structure, and with the fact that the earning potential for consultants is far lower than it's made to seem.
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The Abbey, a theocratic order formed by Artorius during Velvet's time in prison, establishes strict rules and regulations on the populace, in exchange for protecting them from the dameonblight, a curse that turns people into monsters.
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The region has specific rules and regulations about videogames that don't play in other regions, making Steam's global service—which is available, though through questionable means, and always at risk of being banned—a poor fit.
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In the recent past, the Supreme Court has signaled that it does not like courts to disrupt rules and regulations too close to an election out of the fear that it could cause confusion to voters.
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Following a review of its rules and regulations and requests for public comment, HUD said: "What we heard convinced us that the Assessment of Fair Housing tool for local governments wasn't working well," the newspaper reported.
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Washington (CNN)Pledges for "Day One" are a staple on the presidential campaign trail, and Donald Trump has made his fair share, promising to roll back a suite of President Barack Obama's administration rules and regulations.
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Isn't it about time that we started making some of these technology companies confess to being media companies and then they will have to adhere to the same rules and regulations that media businesses do i.
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The fence was obnoxiously taller than your typical whitewashed suburban barrier, but just low enough not to technically violate the rules and regulations of the Homeowners Association—which they always seem to be at war with.
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"Sponsors and their senior executives are reminded to comply with the expected standards and the relevant codes, rules and regulations in carrying out their work," the SFC's Chief Executive Officer Ashley Alder said in its statement.
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The House of Representatives's lie is that they pass a bill but never appropriate and head back to what was in the bill via rules and regulations or they use regulations to slow or halt implementation.
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Each state's legislature must hammer out its own rules and regulations governing on-site — commercial and tribal casinos, racetracks, lottery vendors — online and mobile sports wagering, and determine licensing fees and tax rates paid by operators.
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Senator Joe Donnelly's office characterized his co-sponsorship as simply resulting from a long-held conviction that smaller financial institutions have been inadvertently burdened by well-intentioned rules and regulations meant to hold Wall Street accountable.
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BUYING BASICS Real estate transactions are conducted under the same rules and regulations as on the United States mainland, with similar fees, including title insurance, said Carol Ann Rich, a real estate lawyer in St. Thomas.
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As a territory of the United States, Puerto Rico is under the authority of Congress "to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory, or other Property belonging to the United States".
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Instead of working through the bankruptcy code, the lawmakers devised a restructuring framework under the Territorial Clause of the United States Constitution, which gives Congress broad authority to write "all needful rules and regulations" for territories.
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While Donald Trump's poor planning and web of scandals have stalled his agenda in Congress, his administration is living up to one of his promises: It's blocking and delaying all the rules and regulations it can.
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That makes it hard to understand why they were in Situation Room but also means it is far less than 'likely' that she violated federal law as opposed to just breaking dozens of rules and regulations.
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The most contentious part of the agreement is the mechanism for ending it: A collapse in talks on the future relationship would trigger a "backstop" where Britain might have to accept European rules and regulations indefinitely.
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The Trump administration has begun to issue new rules and regulations to roll back some of the insurance coverage expansion that took place with Obamacare, former President Barack Obama's 212.50 health law, and implementing new laws.
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They also agreed that parliament would have the power to decide whether to follow EU rules and regulations in the future, and the government would step up preparations for the eventuality of a 'no deal' exit.
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In his letter, Johnson complained about how "crucial decisions" had been postponed, leading to what he described as a "semi-Brexit" with Britain unable to diverge, or move away, from rules and regulations set in Brussels.
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A spokesman for Myanmar's government, U Zaw Htay, said that Mr. Richardson did not understand the "rules and regulations" of the board's meeting with Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and accused him of overstepping his mandate.
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Under the terms, Britain gets until at least December 1.53 to work out the details of the divorce; in the meantime it would be out of the E.U. but still adhere to its rules and regulations.
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But Klingner said Trump is also not doing enough when it comes to secondary sanctions, such as financially penalizing Chinese banks that participate in the U.S. financial system but do not follow American rules and regulations.
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Republican state attorneys general realized they could file suits challenging Obama policies in friendly federal courts, asking trial judges not simply to invalidate rules and regulations but to enjoin enforcement of the policies in every jurisdiction.
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Among other things, the bill would allocate federal dollars to individual states to craft their own health-care systems as they see fit, instead of being compelled to follow Obamacare rules and regulations for health plans.
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His administration issued a number of new rules and regulations to try and rein in the largest banks, but did not prosecute any CEOs and resisted calls from his party to break up the largest institutions.
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"It's excessive rules and regulations that the city has had for many years to control every aspect of our business," said Simon Momennasab, the general manager of Bell Cab, which operates 200 taxis in Los Angeles.
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"We maintain that we conducted our bid ethically and with integrity, strictly adhering to all rules and regulations for the 2018/2022 FIFA World Cup bidding process," Qatar's World Cup organizing committee said in a statement.
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It's possible that once the hot money goes to find the next trendy asset class the measures will be relaxed, but one thing market participants tend to hate is uncertainty and constantly changing rules and regulations.
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It could imperil the reputation and standing of the federal government, and produce rules and regulations that let industry act with impunity and cater to the whims of Congress members with affected businesses in their districts.
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For starters, even the most brilliant entrepreneur can only build a thriving business in the right ecosystem; one that provides essential ingredients like access to capital, good infrastructure, educated workers and smart and consistent rules and regulations.
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"We can't allow the financial service center for Europe and the euro zone to be outside Europe and the euro zone and to go its own way in terms of rules and regulations, requirements etc," he added.
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Rather than challenge popular agencies openly, some in Congress hope to hobble them with one fell swoop of bills that prevent their ability to update rules and regulations—in essence, a slow-rolling shutdown of government safety.
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He or she must appoint a new czar — empowered by the executive branch and Congress — to root out the mindless rules and regulations conspiring to strangle innovation, smother small businesses and destroy the public's faith in government.
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Tadawul is expected to introduce index futures this year, pending the feedback it receives from investors to the rules and regulations of trading derivatives, which will be offered for public consultation over next two weeks, he said.
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According to most experts, it can be used to repeal ObamaCare's tax provisions, and the subsidy and other provisions affecting federal spending, but it would leave tens of thousands of pages of ObamaCare rules and regulations intact.
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"We will complete the rules and regulations governing the short selling mechanism at the end of September, and then start training companies to implement the mechanism," Khaled el-Nashar, the authority's deputy chairman, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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On arrival at the queue, hopefuls are handed a Queue Card, their proof of position, along with a 29-page guide advising on the ticketing rules and regulations: you cannot buy tickets for another person, for example.
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"The customer had concealed fake currency in his personal safe deposit box against the bank's rules and regulations which include restrictions of items which can be held in the safe deposit box," it said in a statement.
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When she contacted Delta about the incident, they responded by tweeting the agricultural rules and regulations, which state that many food products are prohibited entry into the US because may carry plant pests and foreign animal diseases.
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These whistleblowers saw egregious violations of laws, rules and regulations in practices that substantially threaten immigrants' health and safety and reported those wrongdoings inside the system — to the people with the authority to investigate and address misconduct.
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Rather than encouraging people to engage with strangers, the lighthearted primer "was truly meant to connect with park visitors to be able to share with their friends what the rules and regulations are and why," she said.
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Wireless carriers have plans to install hundreds of thousands of small cells across the country, but many rules and regulations for infrastructure are decades old, put in place when 200-foot tall cell towers were the norm.
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He has rolled back hundreds of rules and regulations, signed 47 executive orders and used a previously obscure legislative tool, the Congressional Review Act, 14 times to undo regulations passed in the final months of Obama's presidency.
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UNC has not said yet whether it will sue the NCAA, but even though the school deserves little pity for its involvement in academic fraud, the whole process, with no real rules and regulations, must be frustrating.
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Mr. Huerta's death reflects the dangers that persist at New York construction sites despite the reams of rules and regulations the city has imposed to protect workers, many of whom, like Mr. Huerta, are Latino and undocumented.
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The new regulatory entity would be run by a board of 11 aviation and union stakeholders that would have the power to issue rules and regulations and levy taxes and fees on aviators and the traveling public.
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"It is a national movement by industrial agriculture and multinational corporations to level out all rules and regulations to prevent what they would perceive as legislation that would protect family farmers, or the traditional farmers," he said.
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In the past 25 years alone, these agencies, which include executive branch agencies like the Justice Department, have issued more than 3,000 rules and regulations each year, totaling more than 101,85033 of these commands over this period.
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Although the building of new housing is no longer constrained by a massive war effort—only by rules and regulations of questionable design—Democrats in charge of high-cost cities are trying to revive these old ideas.
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But turning on him would likely backfire, as the shrunken Republican majority would struggle to confirm any EPA administrator, let alone another one as conservative and driven to overturn former President Barack Obama's environmental rules and regulations.
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What Mr. Trump denounced during a campaign speech to West Virginia coal miners as "these ridiculous rules and regulations that make it impossible for you to compete" actually kept Americans alive and made the country more competitive.
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The Dodd-Frank Act, signed into law by President Obama in July 22019, was more than 2,000 pages long and directed federal regulators to implement more than 400 new rules and regulations to reform our financial system.
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"The Joint Forces Command will, as soon as the official findings are received, undertake legal proceedings to hold the ones who committed mistakes accountable according to the rules and regulations related to such cases," the coalition said.
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Despite a trillion dollar taxpayer investment in higher education over the last decade, the system's federal student aid program, excessive bureaucracy and adherence to complex and outdated rules and regulations have not decreased the cost of college.
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"Every state acts as their own country, with their own kooky laws, and understanding those rules and regulations costs an obscene amount of money in legal fees to understand how to operate one's business," Dr. Nadelson said.
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Here's the nut graf: In sum, despite promulgating extensive rules and regulations covering the conditions under which student athletes provide services, such as the days, hours, and conditions of practice and games, nowhere in any of its rules and regulations does Defendant NCAA purport to acknowledge or otherwise permit its participating members to comply with the requirements of state and federal wage and hour laws for the payment of services rendered or to be rendered by students athletes in, among other things, playing football on behalf of a participating member.
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