The new guidelines would bring the disclosure rules on the Shanghai Exchange basically in line with the rules on the Hong Kong exchange, the guidelines said.
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Not only do most countries have several credit bureaus as well as their own rules on credit-reporting, but rules on consumer privacy and data protection also vary.
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Vassiliadis said the suspension was indefinite until all involved agreed on a code of conduct and rules; "On our part much tighter rules on issues of security," he added.
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Companies are said to be awaiting Treasury rules on other provisions, including the new levy on Global Intangible Low Tax Income, or GILTI, and rules on previously taxed income.
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He said he has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to hold a meeting later on Friday to consider reviewing or lifting rules on short-selling and easing rules on margins.
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The UN's rules on conflicts of interest should be imposed.
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He is already rolling back rules on limiting air pollution.
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It has also tightened rules on obtaining evidence through torture.
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India said it was delaying its margin rules on Thursday.
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What Aghdam was referencing were new rules on the platform.
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China's bank regulators have recently proposed tighter rules on WMPs.
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It should help clarify the rules on handling personal data.
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But Beijing quickly began imposing new rules on Hong Kong.
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The cross violates French rules on secularism, the court said.
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But EU rules on state aid could yet prevent that.
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Baston imposed a rigid set of rules on the prostitutes.
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Then he kind of enforced those rules on the DNC.
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Set house rules on phone use during breakfast or dinner.
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The tribunal rules on the constitutionality of acts of law.
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He also said rigid rules on age might be loosened.
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Each law would impose new rules on colleges and universities.
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Those practices run counter to Russian rules on religious freedom.
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MAC isn't the only company bending the rules on mascara.
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In December, the company began enforcing new rules on violence.
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Here are the 84 environmental rules on the way out.
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On Thursday, the administration enacted strict new rules on asylum.
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Each law would impose new rules on colleges and universities.
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In addition, different states have varying rules on paper documents.
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If you don't put rules on your children, what happens?
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Enforcing the rules on safe driving and strict tests also help.
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Trump's new cyber strategy eases rules on use of government cyberweapons
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Mississippi gambling regulators approved rules on Thursday to legalize sports betting.
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Maddow advocates more stringent rules on Western companies aiding foreign corruption.
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The cabinet is expected to pass the new rules on Wednesday.
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New rules on mining aim to provide more certainty to industry.
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By 2018, 10 states could have similar rules on the books.
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Among other responsibilities, that court rules on the validity of elections.
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That's important for regulators' ability to craft rules on global warming.
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But these new rules on limited mandate plans could be improved.
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The DEA has strict rules on prescription authority and record keeping.
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The city sometimes suspends the rules on holidays or during storms.
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The rules on public demonstrations do not extend to private spaces.
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But the Republican-majority FCC repealed the rules on December 28.
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Spain's claim to sovereignty makes use of U.N. rules on decolonisation.
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But he said rules on the eurogroup chairmanship were too "vague".
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It could also relax rules on retail and corporate capital outflows.
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But in March the customs authorities tightened rules on importing books.
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Some relished the rules on the old menu: No hard liquor.
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There were rules on the books explicitly forbidding same-sex relationships.
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MaryEllen Elia, the state education commissioner, released updated rules on Nov.
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We feel we have super-strict data rules on our side.
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The national authorities will apply new, permanent rules on June 1.
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The police tightened the rules on when officers can use force.
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Seoul has also tightened rules on short-selling for three months.
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After the outbreak, Massachusetts passed stronger rules on safety and quality.
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They are better placed to set rules on their people's behalf.
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While I eat I watch reruns of Vanderpump Rules on Hulu.
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Twelve states currently follow California's rules on greenhouse gases from cars.
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SS had broken the rules on important matters of information disclosure.
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Thursday's proposal follows new draft rules on CO2 standards for cars.
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He said rules on Indonesian food imports had already been revised.
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Feature Inside the fight over federal rules on campus sexual assault.
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They could not repeal the rules on health insurers through reconciliation.
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Government-only money funds are exempt from rules on share value and fees from the upcoming SEC rules on net asset values (NAV) and fees during times of market turbulence such as the global financial crisis.
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While some of the package contents have been well telegraphed and will implement rules on leverage ratio and liquidity, market participants are eagerly awaiting to see how the Commission will harmonise rules on loss-absorbing debt.
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We have to come up with rules on how to share space.
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States have varying rules on screening, training and evaluating school bus drivers.
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The European Parliament approved the General Data Protection Regulation rules on Thursday.
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But the legislation needs amending to meet EU rules on state aid.
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Reuters reported the CBRC's draft rules on Wednesday after reviewing the document.
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From Germany to Indonesia rules on takeovers, antitrust and data are tightening.
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Worse still is the effect of the new rules on global warming.
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In 2006 new rules on alcohol production and distribution pushed up prices.
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More drastically, the changes relax the rules on salt in school meals.
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Go deeper: Scientists call for rules on evaluating predictive AI in medicine
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On the left, Mr Corbyn has imposed strict rules on the debate.
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Congress this week repealed pollution and anti-corruption rules on energy companies.
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There have never been any strict rules on the young adult genre.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on advertising gun accessories to minors.
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The FCC's new rules on data-sharing could also come under fire.
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The FCC voted to reverse the net neutrality rules on Dec. 14.
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Among them: new rules on who is allowed to use Facebook Live.
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It's unbelievable how many guys try to bend the rules on that.
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The International Olympic Committee introduced new rules on trans athletes in 2015.
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The rules on those ores were also "still being discussed," Pandjaitan said.
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Is there more consistency when it comes to the rules on intoxication?
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With QEDit, only the user runs the rules on their own data.
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George Conway tweeted the link, which points to rules on personal loans.
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Other campaigns may be forced to learn complex rules on the fly.
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The government wants to tighten the rules on foreign takeovers, for example.
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Each lounge has its own rules on admission, guests, and complimentary beverages.
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Public opinion is shifting in the West, heralding tighter rules on emissions.
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MORE's aggressive climate efforts, including pollution rules on coal-fired power plants.
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Not many colleges have clear-cut rules on cryptomining in the dorms.
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I mean foreign content, the rules on partnering, that sort of thing.
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It involves rewriting the rules on how games are developed and published.
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And there are no rules on Taco Tuesday... except to eat tacos.
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Same subsidies for low- and middle-income subscribers, same rules on coverage.
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Dozens of universities have introduced stricter rules on alcohol, especially at fraternities.
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Elsewhere in trade: Congress is preparing to toughen rules on foreign investment.
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I love how Hurston plays by her own rules on the page.
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Ryan Alexander, a Democratic digital strategist, mocked the new rules on Twitter.
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United States disclosure laws could require breaking the party's rules on secrecy.
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Twitter is cracking down on coronavirus misinformation with stricter rules on accuracy.
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So the administration favors looser rules on pollutants like mercury and pesticides.
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But has yet to announce changes to the rules on teenage pregnancy.
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That will be driven in part by tougher rules on air pollution.
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Meredith has never, not once, played by the rules on Grey's Anatomy.
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Warren has been a vocal critic of Facebook's rules on political ads.
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"It's one thing to have rules on the books," said Mr. Tene.
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Q: Stop for a second until the Court rules on any objections.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, released draft rules on Monday.
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The industry also wants looser rules on these unintended or "fugitive" emissions.
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The agency has issued proposed rules on four of the five initiatives.
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But to win, WE need to write rules on trade — not China.
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However, the rules on calling an early election were changed in 2010.
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The MGT Act passed under suspension of the rules on Thursday afternoon.
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But there are specific rules on who the cameras can focus on.
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"Republicans AND Democrats are gutting the rules on Wall Street," she declared.
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HONG KONG, Nov 16 (Reuters) - China's Shanghai stock exchange has published rules on delisting companies involved in fraud or that have violated rules on information disclosure, in efforts to improve corporate governance in the world's second largest economy.
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Y.) and House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerThis week: Tensions flare over Schiff, impeachment inquiry House Republicans 'demand the release of the rules' on impeachment Scalise, Cole introduce resolution to change rules on impeachment MORE (D-Md.).
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There are no rules on the suitability or conflict of interests of delegates.
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Facebook still hasn't been publicly transparent about its internal rules on content moderation.
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Not everyone would be upset with looser rules on nickel ore exports, however.
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And voters in Montana voted to ease their state's rules on medical marijuana.
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"Republicans AND Democrats are gutting the rules on Wall Street," she declared. Rep.
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Lawmakers are working on legislation to update the body's rules on sexual harassment.
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CLS Bank International, which tightened the rules on which business methods are patentable.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency is rolling back Obama-era rules on car pollution.
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It just rules on the actions that individual government-related accounts can take.
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But can hate speech rules on a platform like Facebook ever look good?
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Bown told CNBC that members need to agree to new rules on subsidies.
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The commission says they violate EU rules on the independence of the judiciary.
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That, diplomats said, risked breaking EU rules on equal treatment for EU citizens.
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Earlier this year, the FAA issued new rules on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
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SoftBank and the Vision Fund obey rules on investing and their fiduciary duties.
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Britain's rules on maternity leave have long been far more generous than America's.
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Meanwhile, states would be blocked from adopting tougher rules on self-driving cars.
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It will be interesting to see how a court rules on that issue.
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But have they also been testing the limits of the rules on drugs?
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Hence, too, new rules on religious activity that took effect on February 1st.
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He conceded Barclays should have had better training and tighter rules on communications.
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Thanh is accused of both corruption and breaking state rules on economic management.
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Trump repeatedly assailed political correctness and federal environmental rules on the campaign trail.
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Rules on lending, reserves and capital have all been tightened since the crisis.
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That includes Obama-era rules on power plant emissions and restrictions on fracking.
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In 2015, he explained how rules on bond trading had reduced market liquidity.
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Instead of banning Huawei outright, regulators have tightened rules on all network vendors.
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But the official rules on bike-sharing outside of Shenzhen are less clear.
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It's also placing stricter verification rules on any advertisers running election-related ads.
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New rules on everything from capital to liquidity are forcing them to change.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China will start enforcing those rules on Oct. 1.
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The government announced tougher tax rules on superannuation in this year's budget proposals.
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The Constitution clearly does not require Washington to make the rules on marijuana.
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The EU executive presented a reform proposal for the asylum rules on Wednesday.
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Booker decided that Senate rules on confidentiality of information should be unilaterally ignored.
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Federal courts have previously overturned several other Dodd-Frank rules on similar grounds.
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In 2013, Obama set tighter rules on drone strikes and promised greater transparency.
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This pushed Taiwanese Government to tighten the rules on purchasing pre-paid cards.
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A state official who rules on deportations is afraid of regretting any decision.
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On top of the settlement, the FTC also imposed new rules on Facebook.
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Check Transportation Security Administration rules on which foods you can bring on board.
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It sets rules on how personal data can be collected, stored, and used.
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The DOT said it intends to draft its own rules on that topic.
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The city's rules on where to park these bikes are strict and clear.
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There are really no rules on how to be a creative these days.
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The Times asked readers how the church's rules on divorce had affected them.
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The FCC will vote to repeal its net neutrality rules on December 14.
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But that hasn't made a difference to arcane rules on summer flounder catches.
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They also got to work on dismantling Obama-era rules on higher education.
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They do not have the capacity to set up rules on these issues.
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Her trial does not end until the Supreme Court rules on the case.
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It tries to impose uniform rules on the organic intricacy of human relationships.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson introduced strict new social distancing rules on Monday.
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A few days later, it said it would ease rules on foreign investment.
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The EU Chamber received a review copy of the implementation rules on Oct.
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Stick to the rules on Thursday, when thoughtful Mercury trines a retrograde Saturn.
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The Supreme Court gave a green light to stricter rules on green cards.
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It is a worrying development considering tough new rules on bank executive accountability.
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Britain's advertising authority banned two TV ads under new rules on gender stereotyping.
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But many Canadian businesses, like the Roseland Theatre, enforced unwritten rules on segregation.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on ads that reference the coronavirus outbreak.
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There are protocols and rules on a Government official's use of Twitter also.
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Its rules on genetically-modified (GM) foods are at odds with credible science.
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The USMCA contains the strongest rules on digital trade of any international agreement.
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"China's bank regulators have recently proposed tighter rules on WMPs," Fitch's report said.
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It said Europe had breached some rules on subsidies, but dismissed other allegations.
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Italy says the plan breaches EU rules on the free movement of people.
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The United States has likewise eased rules on humanitarian aid to North Korea.
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Bob Gibbs' (R-Ohio) bill to roll back EPA rules on spraying pesticides.
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The coworking community mecca is testing new rules on its free beer offering.
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Part of that duty means coming up with new rules on the fly.
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GOP committees churned out bill after bill to cut research funding for renewable energy by 50 percent, block rules on coal pollution, block rules on oil spills, block rules on pesticide spraying, accelerate oil and gas drilling permits on public land, prohibit funding for creation or expansion of wildlife refuges, cut funding for the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program, and ... well, there are 61 items on the list.
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GOP committees churned out bill after bill to cut research funding for renewable energy by 50 percent, block rules on coal pollution, block rules on oil spills, block rules on pesticide spraying, accelerate oil and gas drilling permits on public land, prohibit funding for creation or expansion of wildlife refuges, cut funding for the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program, and ... well, there are 20153 items on the list.
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They were dressed in accordance with the rules on dress and he was bearded in accordance with the rules on beards and her hair was hidden in accordance with the rules on hair, but nonetheless they stayed in the margins of the roads, in the shadows as much as possible, trying not to be seen while trying not to look like they were trying not to be seen.
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The government rules on the fuel switching also prioritized residential users over industrial consumers.
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He called for "new rules" on trade that would emphasize labor and environmental protections.
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Each committee has their own rules on subpoenas, who can submit them and how.
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But the parties have different rules on how delegates are allotted to a candidate.
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But the concerns remain, leading some leagues to keep transphobic rules on their books.
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The scandal has tested the limits of Twitter's rules on a number of occasions.
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The lawsuits, should they go forward, could potentially put the new rules on hold.
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It has toughened the rules on takeovers, to give more weight to national security.
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It does not help that states have different rules on who is a refugee.
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Today California has some of the laxest rules on the subject in the country.
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The case preceded the entry into force of the new, tougher rules on bailouts.
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Policymakers are discussing other measures, too, such as tougher rules on Chinese state media.
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The criminal case is on hold until the Superior Court rules on Cosby's motion.
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Opponents argue that the ban violates European Union rules on free movement of goods.
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The consultation will examine whether changing rules on gender recognition would affect these protections.
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The Federal Communications Commission recently relaxed the rules on the ownership of local stations.
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The banks were fined for breaching rules on preventing money laundering and terrorism financing.
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"The only thing you shouldn't break the rules on, really, is foundation," Selby says.
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As much as we might want guidelines, there are no solid rules on love.
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Terrorism financing concerns long ago put more stringent rules on banking and other businesses.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability and insurance, but not performance standards.
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Sacramento also decided to impose stricter rules on those who would sell autographed memorabilia.
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On Tuesday it will send another measure overturning rules on methane and federal contractors.
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Chinese media had previously speculated that the plan would violate rules on private placements.
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The big picture: There are currently no international rules on how data cross borders.
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Plans to revise the rules on big share sales were first announced on Friday.
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On their own, yesterday's rules on short-term plans probably wouldn't wreck the market.
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But Japan, the world's third-largest economy, lacks rules on so-called fair disclosure.
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The Republican-led FCC voted 3-2 to repeal net neutrality rules on Thursday.
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British residents were unhappy with uncontrolled immigration and unelected bureaucrats imposing rules on them.
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The math of passing tax reform is difficult because of Senate rules on reconciliation.
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China has several loosely-worded regulations restricting experimental science, including rules on embryo research.
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The government rules on the fuel switching also prioritised residential users over industrial consumers.
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REITs, for example, would not be restrained by the proposed rules on interest deductions.
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"We have a world trading architecture with strict rules on imposing tariffs," says Burgis.
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Italian banks risk being particularly affected by new ECB rules on bad loan provisioning.
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The CFPB is currently finalizing rules on arbitration clauses, payday lending and debt collecting.
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HTS has imposed harsh rules on the population and committed many human rights abuses.
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Letters Are new federal rules on teacher education the right approach to improving schools?
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The EU executive presented a reform proposal for the asylum rules on Wednesday [nL5N1792YY].
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Facebook is again imposing stricter rules on political advertisers ahead of the 2020 elections.
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But Massachusetts policymakers are now re-thinking the state's permissive rules on noncompete agreements.
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She wants to impose tougher rules on the sector and investigate President Donald Trump.
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Singapore has fined two Airbnb hosts who broke the country's rules on apartment rentals.
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Instead of joining this effort, the EPA is working to relax rules on emissions.
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Apple has made very few changes to its rules on contact lists, per Bloomberg.
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Display the rules on their phones, near the family computer or on the refrigerator.
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"The Republican Conference opposes changing the rules on legislation," a spokesman for McConnell said.
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But now the Federal Emergency Management Agency is considering changing the rules on buyouts.
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Justice Department rules on special counsels set boundaries on how Mueller could be removed.
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Changes to rules on education, fintech and gaming have only added to the strain.
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Loosening rules on internet providers would let big companies charge more for their services.
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After last week's mass shooting, the country needs to consider tougher rules on handguns.
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It prompted Congress, in 2018, to tighten rules on foreign investment and export controls.
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Both men said today's Boy Scouts organization has stricter rules on interacting with children.
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After Danske, who could disagree with rules on financial crime being given more bite?
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"The Republican Conference opposes changing the rules on legislation," a spokesman told media outlets.
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The order also tightened rules on granting H-1B visas to skilled foreign workers.
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They issued stricter rules on the movement of renminbi offshore for conversion into dollars.
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Regulators are also moving to roll back rules on power plants and wetland pollution.
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The panel also recommended mirroring current rules on tobacco advertising, which essentially ban it.
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And when the rules on privacy are ambiguous, neither corporations nor consumers will benefit.
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We're ready to set ground rules on Monday when chatty Mercury sextiles responsible Saturn.
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Any government assistance would need to avoid breaching European Union rules on state aid.
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They argue that the bureau has imposed too many burdensome rules on financial institutions.
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A new set of rules on natural gas flaring is another case in point.
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The Dhuumcatu Association said there needed to be clearer rules on setting up mosques.
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Canada's Liberal government announced new rules on Monday, tightening mortgage and foreign tax rules.
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He has made rewriting the rules on trade a key objective for his administration.
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The hearing date usually happens 30 days after the BLC rules on the significance.
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Instead, he made a glaring exception to those rules on behalf of Saudi interests.
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Tougher new rules on mortgage lending were imposed on federally regulated lenders on Jan.
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Nasdaq confirmed to CNBC the stock was paused according to predetermined rules on volatility.
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This is why states, including Colorado, have imposed extra rules on edibles following legalization.
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Instead of imposing blanket bans, Germany has toughened security rules on all network vendors.
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The bill's enactment would mark the first time policymakers have agreed to ease rules on banks since the 2010 passage of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, and hand Trump another victory in his effort to slash rules on the private sector.
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WTO judges had previously faulted the U.S. rules on tuna and authorized Mexican trade sanctions.
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A group of U.K. lawmakers is due to present Thursday stricter rules on betting machines.
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On March 1, the country's financial regulator imposed tougher mortgage-repayment rules on big borrowers.
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As Bachelor Nation knows, no rules on The Bachelor are sacred, so anything can happen.
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He said it also exceeded EU rules on allowable expenditure growth by 200 million euros.
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The NCAA stumbles into PR nightmares based on those silly rules on a routine basis.
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Local media say the Chinese Football Association announced its new rules on orders "from above".
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Trade would fall further as rules on everything from food labelling to environmental standards diverged.
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Shifting rules on cows, for instance, have taken a big bite out of beef exports.
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The news has renewed concerns that Italy will breach EU rules on its budget deficit.
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Even though the FTC recently came out with rules on this, it's not always clear.
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She also said she would seek input from states as regulators develops rules on drones.
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The company is also introducing stricter verification rules on any advertisers running election-related ads.
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But rip-roaring growth led to bad debts and breaches of American rules on sanctions.
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The government seems unsure what the scope should be of any rules on personal bankruptcy.
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Its rules on financial-market access for third countries, after all, will apply to Britain.
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Members of Congress are working on legislation to update the body's rules on sexual harassment.
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But the pace of cancellations may quicken when customs authorities introduce new rules on Aug.
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This raises the difficult question of whether platforms should impose stricter rules on influential personalities.
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However, it is possible to firm up the rules on which bids are deemed acceptable.
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It said it had been "deceived" and promised to tighten up its rules on data.
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Government to reform current electoral communications laws and rules on overseas involvement in UK elections.
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It recommended the government tighten rules on issuing secondary patents and actively promote generic alternatives.
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The provinces and territories also have different rules on how the retail systems with work.
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Not like account selling, or other victimless crimes that they do enforce the rules on.
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Unfortunately for the dissatisfied fan, CCP's home country of Iceland has certain rules on imports.
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It also relaxed rules on margin lending and allowed investors to open up multiple accounts.
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Other measures would relax the rules on layoffs and working from home and at night.
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However, that is a long way off because that would require rules on autonomous driving.
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There are some rules on sensitive things but in general an engineer can test something.
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They have powerful weapons, including taxes on corporate profit, antitrust regulation and rules on collusion.
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In line with international rules on air accidents, the preliminary report did not attribute blame.
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Athens has also promised to review bank boards to comply with rules on corporate governance.
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Violations will instead be dealt with under existing rules on the treatment of material information.
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The launch came a day after the central bank published rules on commercial paper trading.
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Adopting pay-go rules on top of that, he argued, would only pinch them further.
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A mechanism designed to win his vote was ruled unworkable under Senate rules on Thursday.
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Updating rules on how postal pension money is invested is one option on the table.
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Also on the docket are items promoting broadband investment and updating rules on hearing aids.
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However, an Instagram spokesperson said its practices violated the company's rules on automated data collection.
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It eliminates rules on credit-card fees and the Department of Labor's fiduciary duty standard.
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The changes include tighter rules on how much banks can lend and consumers can borrow.
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The financial regulator proposed tougher rules on bets placed by retail customers in early December.
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But this wouldn't be the first time Facebook has changed the rules on its platform.
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Higher minimum wages, modern rules on overtime and benefits, accommodation of unions and so on.
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At the FCC: Pai can simply decide not to enforce the rules on the books.
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"Everywhere in the world, there are rules on how to cover your body," he said.
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Still, there are still no hard and fast rules on how and what to post.
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A mechanism designed to win their votes was ruled unworkable under Senate rules on Thursday.
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Another vote would still be required to actually enact new rules on business internet deals.
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The FCC will vote to solicit public comment on repealing the rules on May 18.
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The FDA also imposed new rules on vaping designed to stop kids from getting hooked.
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The rest of the world responded to the crisis by tightening rules on acceptable speech.
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As McConnell notes, Democrats were the first to change the filibuster rules on judicial nominees.
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It was during this period that Ireland voted for restrictive rules on abortion and marriage.
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The government hopes to have a draft for the new rules on Friday, Susiwijono said.
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Do New Jersey rules on contingency fees and fee-splitting apply to the Texas firms?
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"There's no rules on turning or flipping it because every oven bakes differently," she says.
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There are pages and pages of rules on how the system is supposed to work.
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The Trump administration has removed rules on banks, and more deregulation is likely to come.
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Even when states do have rules on the books, they vary widely and loopholes abound.
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Google has previously said restrictive rules on local data storage would hurt India's tech growth.
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That angered EU lawmakers, who are trying to draft their own rules on soured credit.
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Iowa colleges have simply kept teaching their athletes longstanding, narrowly applied rules on sports wagering.
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"Other laws block the FTC from enacting any rules on ISPs," the lawmakers' petition reads.
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His sentence will be delayed until she rules on his motion for a new trial.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: RELAXES RULES ON MACROPRUDENTIAL INTERMEDIATION RATIO FOR OVERSEAS BRANCHES OF INDONESIAN BANKS
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Mr. Trump's order also directed the Interior Department to review current rules on offshore drilling.
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Apart from some rules on digital trade, it seems to be focused on tariff barriers.
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It's unclear if Republicans would have the votes to change the rules on their own.
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Those automakers could benefit from California's rules on who it will buy from in future.
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The plan would also forestall tougher rules on when people can write off medical expenses.
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Trump is going berserk over the former, but wants to ease rules on the latter.
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If the court rules on the existing precedent, President Trump would be ordered to appear.
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The rules on capital, risk and other issues are enormously important to the banking industry.
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It's unclear whether the members will reach a consensus on new rules on global fishing.
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Agencies previously proposed rules on compensation in 2011 but scrapped them amid broad industry opposition.
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New EU rules on the so-called bail-in of banks' creditors took effect on Jan.
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The central bank is also reviewing rules on loan to funding ratios, which could increase lending.
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The long-term solution would entail the adoption of new rules on a "digital permanent establishment".
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The whole point of the amendment is to let states write their own rules on those.
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She and her husband also have established rules on how their kids should interact with Alexa.
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The FDA plans to advance rules on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars next year, he added.
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ET and comes three days before tough new European Union rules on data protection take effect.
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They argued that the regulator was imposing burdensome rules on ISPs that could stifle online innovation.
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Twitter said it wanted to strengthen disclosure rules on political advertising, as Facebook has just done.
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However, such zones do have to comply with EU rules on areas such as state aid.
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Any effect of the rules on future profitability is largely priced into stock prices, he says.
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The new rules on governance were approved with a majority well above the two-thirds required.
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If you're going to the march, there are very strict rules on what you can bring.
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It's procedurally easier for the Senate to change its rules on its opening days, and Sen.
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The Commission set out its proposals for new rules on online terrorist content removals last fall.
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FACEBOOK INC CEO - ALL SOCIAL MEDIA COS SHOULD FOLLOW THE SAME RULES ON ELECTION INTEGRITY- CONFERENCE
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His big goal has always been to rewrite the rules on which European security is based.
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The FOS rules on customer complaints that banks and insurers have not been able to resolve.
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After Thursday's late-evening vote, the Senate is expected to approve the new rules on Friday.
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The FCC intends to vote on its proposal to remove net neutrality rules on December 14th.
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There were no parking spaces at the time and there were no rules on the road.
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The other affects the Supreme Court, which, among other duties, rules on the validity of elections.
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Rules on trade and immigration could change during the transition period up to 2022, he said.
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Harry Styles has this unique ability to flip fashion rules on their heads — sometimes quite literally.
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The government has also rewritten the rules on no-confidence motions to shore up its position.
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Rules on technology transfer and American companies' access to the Chinese market are still being discussed.
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But it would also impose more EU rules on Britain, much to the annoyance of Brexiteers.
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So there's still some critical uncertainty for us on some ofthe Basel rules on capital requirements.
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IRS rules on so-called required minimum distributions generally kick in once you reach age 70½.
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Logitech asked the judge to delay discovery until the 9th Circuit rules on its mandamus petition.
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Meeting government rules on black ownership makes a company more likely to qualify for government tenders.
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I guess I'm not the only one who broke the rules on this day of filming.
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The city is also putting together new rules on how to control the free-floating devices.
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France is not alone in seeking to tighten rules on takeover by overseas buyers in Europe.
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Four metropolitan authorities have tightened rules on home purchases amid the surge in local housing prices.
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China's securities regulator issued rules on Thursday to restrict share sales by listed companies' major shareholders.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not performance standards.
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H/T Motherboard This post has been updated to include Reddit's new rules on involuntary pornography.
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Since 2012 property prices have risen smartly, helped in part by looser rules on foreign ownership.
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The agency unveiled new rules on Wednesday that will force brokers to put client interests first.
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The commission is slated to vote on whether to adopt the new rules on Sept. 29.
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It predates EU membership: the first rules on cucumbers came in the 1960s, before Britain joined.
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Registration is open now, and interested teams can find competition rules on the Amazon developer website.
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Despite political support for the crackdown and tougher rules on immigration, police struggle to enforce deportations.
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This week the commission also proposed a radical revision of the EU's rules on asylum-seekers.
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Such areas would include new rules on subsidies, enforcement, negotiations and a different view of development.
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The country is to relax some rules on foreign ownership in an effort to reassure investors.
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As FCC Chairman Ajit Pai pushes toward his planned repeal of Net Neutrality rules on Dec.
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The Labor Department introduced new rules on Wednesday that will help protect Americans saving for retirement.
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Several state attorneys general are asking federal regulators to strengthen rules on trains transporting crude oil.
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They will address President Obama's fiduciary rule, which would impose stricter rules on retirement investment advisers.
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It is the legal foundation that allows the FCC to impose open internet rules on ISPs.
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Regulators across the globe are already taking initial steps toward rules on digital currency in 85033.
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Furthermore, state party rules on the same subject don't change by act of this upcoming convention.
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Most of the responses were in opposition to any new rules on their sale or use.
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New rules on clean air or water rely are among those reportedly reliant on the information.
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For the transport sector, the government is considering easing rules on airport operation services, Sumadi said.
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Some market participants have began to urge policymakers to reconsider Indonesia's liberal rules on capital movement.
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The Canadian government will not tighten rules on how automatic weapons are sold to Saudi Arabia.
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New rules on the administration's refugee policy are expected to come out in the coming days.
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Previously there were no hard rules on how an issuer was supposed to respond to complaints.
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Advocates of an open internet wanted the FCC to impose the same rules on cable companies.
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Its right-populist government remains emotionally fond of coal and resists tighter EU rules on emissions.
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"There are a few rules on the authentic Cucina Italiana you probably aren't aware," he wrote.
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"Did you say on Dr. Phil there was no rules on homicide investigations?" the lawyer asked.
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That's the hard thing about family life: Everyone else is always changing the rules on you.
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Many European countries have imposed strict rules on citizens to self-quarantine and avoid public places.
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The rules on other types of content, including hate speech and false news, are more ambiguous.
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Cities across China have been tightening rules on smoking in hotels over the last several years.
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But the countries are still at odds over issues like rules on automobile manufacturing and investment.
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In all the cases, the countries are accused of not enforcing common European rules on emissions.
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On the religious front, the Vatican has been loosening the rules on cremation since the 1960s.
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Since 2017, Congress and the Trump administration have rescinded rules on bank oversight and broadband privacy.
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However, lenders could take a more conservative view this year due to stricter rules on capital.
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But only if you register with the police Senegal has new, unique rules on sex work.
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Both the left and the right, for different reasons, agreed to relax rules on concentrated capital.
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Mr. Obama eventually passed the Affordable Care Act and imposed new rules on financial services firms.
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The legislation would place stricter rules on accepting campaign donations via the Internet, including address verification.
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It also imposed rules on internet service providers requiring them to treat all web traffic equally.
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Not having formal rules on the books does mean less certainty for companies, but they'll manage.
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The White House has also pressed Congress to tighten rules on Chinese investment in U.S. technology.
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She also proposes imposing stricter rules on lobbying and preventing lobbyists from donating to political candidates.
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Another 2628 percent of those polled said the rules on the filibuster should remain the same.
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English would likely carry on Cordray's aggressive penalties for financial fraud and sweeping rules on lending.
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The United Kingdom imposes strict rules on how broadcasters can report on politics, especially around elections.
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All 22 women in the Senate are demanding changes to workplace misconduct rules on Capitol Hill.
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We're also waiting to see how Judge Beryl Howell rules on the Mueller grand jury materials.
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He overturned a bevy of Obama-era rules on the environment, internet privacy, and reproductive rights.
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Meanwhile, rules on key issues such as data, privacy, liability and cyber security are still undecided.
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Afterwards, they are sent back to Mexico until an immigration judge rules on their asylum claim.
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That infuriates many, who equate wriggle-room in the rules on resolution with licence to ignore them.
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They've also changed the rules on future judicial nominees, meaning 51 votes will be sufficient for confirmation.
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IRS rules on the so-called required minimum distributions generally kick in once you reach age 70½.
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The delegate declined to be named, citing rules on media commentary at the U.N.-sponsored peace talks.
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It also tightens rules on widower or legacy pensions and readjusts replacement rates to curb early retirement.
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From there it could be referred to the ECJ, which rules on the meaning of EU law.
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A listing would see it have to abide by stock exchange rules on disclosure and corporate governance.
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PHMSA said it was finalizing the rules on an expedited basis to address "an immediate safety hazard".
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Developed nations have adopted cleaner, safer alternatives for extracting gold, and enforced strict rules on mercury use.
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The following year the government came down hard with rules on seat belts, headrests and the like.
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What happened next, captured on video, violates federal and state rules on how to physically handle patients.
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But on Wednesday, the SEC is set to publish ground rules on how to build the system.
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A separate proclamation has paved the way for easing rules on financial advisers' duties to their clients.
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NHTSA has not declared the GM petition complete, a step necessary before it rules on the merits.
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There are plans to harmonise rules on selling recreational cannabis, which the federal government intends to legalise.
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Global rules on trade and finance, it seems, are too important for Mr Xi not to defend.
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Patel's broad mandate lets her make investments other managers bound by stricter rules on their funds cannot.
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The government will continue to follow the EU's rules on the trade of goods, but not services.
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But governments change the rules on the world's simplest financial instrument—the humble banknote—at their peril.
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Clearing houses should move faster to base their rules on SOFR, which would foster demand for derivatives.
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She added that, to comply with rules on meetings and disclosures, commissioners typically meet one-on-one.
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If they did not, America might just rip up the rules on international trade and walk away.
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And the USDA has relaxed its rules on the speed at which poultry companies can process birds.
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The European Union, worried by a spate of Chinese acquisitions, is drafting stricter rules on foreign investment.
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States could still set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not performance standards.
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From the 1970s, rules on mortgage lending were liberalised, which has allowed people to bid up prices.
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Tashiro noted that Prime Minister Li's speech did not touch on liberalising rules on initial public offerings.
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That means having rules on hand to control the damage to your portfolio when things go wrong.
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It has been challenging for many businesses to comply with these kinds of rules on their own.
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Google currently faces new EU rules on its commercial practices with smaller businesses that use its services.
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Rules on locally produced sources of clean energy, coupled with subsidies, are often defended as environmental protection.
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New rules on S&P 500 market capitalization took effect Monday, impacting the inclusion of six stocks.
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Additionally, Bloomberg said Deutsche was tightening its rules on how employees could trade with their own money.
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The criminal case case is on hold until the Superior Court rules on Cosby's recently-filed motion.
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The FCC seeks to impose a set of rigid prescriptive rules on broadband providers' data privacy practices.
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We'll have to see in the coming days how the collectible-car world rules on the issue.
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And whether Yaxley-Lennon himself will adapt his video strategy to workaround tighter rules on that channel.
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JPMorgan does not have specific rules on potential conflicts of interests involving cryptocurrencies, spokesman Patrick Burton said.
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Many have stopped offering international transfers in response to tighter rules on money-laundering and terrorist financing.
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Cases at the ICJ, which rules on disputes between states over international treaties, can last many years.
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Money scandals have been rife in Japanese politics due partly to vague rules on reporting political donations.
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It's why he lamented "these new, and very much softer, NFL rules" on concussions in October 2016.
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They impose rules on counterparties: mortgage insurers, for example, must have over $400m of assets at hand.
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She also urged policymakers to strengthen the rules on the use of people's data for digital campaigning.
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In their current form, the two standards are unlikely to comply with new EU rules on benchmarks.
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That has spared Canada EU-style complaints about rules on banana curvature imposed from afar by bureaucrats.
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Differences in rules on employment contracts or product-safety requirements, for instance, act as barriers to trade.
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The law would not change rules on refugees and migrants applying for asylum in Germany, he said.
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"The Republican Conference opposes changing the rules on legislation," the spokesman for McConnell said in an email.
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In October, Twitter vowed to toughen rules on online sexual harassment, bullying and other forms of misconduct.
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Two such policies pursued by the bureau pre-Kraninger include rules on arbitration and small-dollar loans.
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Second, the United States would become increasingly isolated as Mr. Trump tightened rules on trade and immigration.
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Under European Commission rules on state aid, the privatisation must be completed by the end of February.
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It also changes some rules on prisoner treatment, including banning the practice of shackling women during childbirth.
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Like other areas of your application, each lender has its own rules on how to apply DTI.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections but not set performance standards.
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Dating rules on The Bachelor have always been vastly different than the dating rules of real life.
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China's new rules on video games, introduced last month, are having an effect on the country's gamers.
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China has tightened rules on moving capital outside the country in recent months to support the yuan.
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Doctors groups have long fought against any kind of federal rules on treating or prescribing for pain.
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Powell said the bill wouldn't relax rules on giant domestic banks or global firms without U.S. subsidiaries.
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A Californian political candidate is running false ads on Facebook to challenge its rules on political advertising.
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The looser rules on media ownership, for example, has enabled Sinclair Broadcasting's $3.9 billion bid for Tribune.
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Looser rules on health insurance are likely to increase costs on customers unfortunate enough to need care.
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Ms Adamson fell foul of a complex web of rules on the naming of businesses in Britain.
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We told you yesterday about the Trump administration's plans to roll back E.P.A. rules on methane emissions.
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Politics, they say, is a game where whoever's ahead gets to change the rules on the fly.
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In fact, the Church didn't change their rules on ordination in this respect until the 11th century.
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After the Second Vatican Council ended in 1965, the Roman Catholic Church slackened its rules on fasting.
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And will it continue to abide by E.U. rules on labor rights, environmental standards and antitrust rules?
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Stone's sentence won't be carried out until Jackson hears arguments on that issue and rules on it.
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The government has said that its support for Flybe does not breach EU rules on state aid.
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The impeachment trial has strict rules on what food and drinks senators can consume in the chamber.
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What's next: The aim of the Madrid meeting is to finalize rules on implementing the Paris accord.
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House rules on impeachment are largely based on precedent — and President Trump's impeachment is the new model.
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The IRS has strict rules on charitable contribution deductions, especially when you donate property rather than cash.
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The inquiry did conclude that secrecy rules on Nobel Prize deliberations had been broken on numerous occasions.
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As a result, the federal government has enacted strict rules on doctors who can prescribe the drugs.
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At his first FCC open meeting on Tuesday, he quickly scrapped two disclosure rules on broadcast providers.
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Zuck went on to compare Chinese censorship rules on Tiananmen & Uyghurs to Germany's rules against Holocaust denial.
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It also cited its own ethical rules on AI, stating that gendering photos could exacerbate unfair bias.
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Microsoft CEO also said in January that he would welcome new rules on the use facial recognition.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will take up legislation to delay new rules on brick makers.
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House lawmakers will take up legislation Tuesday to amend rules on participating in a federal advisory committee.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not set performance standards.
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It is not clear how long it will take before the appeals court rules on the settlement.
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Ms. Ley said she was confident she had not broken rules on the use of taxpayer funds.
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In response to such misinformation, the tech platforms have written new and diverging rules on political speech.
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When Billy Payne was asked about relaxing the rules on cellphone use Wednesday, he shook his head.
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The individuals were from African delegations whose votes were critical to restricting the church's rules on homosexuality.
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As of January, the New York Times counted 29 environmental rules on the chopping block under Trump.
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Zuckerberg's appearance in Brussels came three days before tough new EU rules on data protection take effect.
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House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerThis week: Tensions flare over Schiff, impeachment inquiry House Republicans 'demand the release of the rules' on impeachment Scalise, Cole introduce resolution to change rules on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) also said the attendees "were offended deeply" by Trump's treatment of Pelosi.
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Between the lines: Wheeler oversaw the adopting of now-defunct privacy and net neutrality rules on broadband providers.
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The regulator also said it would set new rules on what entities could own stakes in securities companies.
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CSRC added it would seek to revise rules on initial public offerings by the end of this year.
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Other elements would tighten rules on gun purchases by corporations and more quickly identify lost or stolen guns.
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This can be in the form of defining a new space by changing the rules on the incumbents.
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"That's the only way coal survives," in a future where rules on carbon constraints are likely, he said.
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But the state has challenged and said they will still use the new registration rules on Election Day.
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The proposal, championed by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, aims to roll back Obama-era rules on net neutrality.
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Under President George W. Bush, the EPA tried to issue relatively lax rules on smog and mercury pollution.
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Photo: GettyTwitter is expanding its rules on hateful conduct and will soon police "dehumanizing speech" on its platform.
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It is already clear that rules on when those ballots should be counted and processed were often broken.
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But Western democracies have different rules on freedom of speech, making it hard to define a unified approach.
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The SEC also plans to issue new rules on proxy advisers, signaling the firms could face further scrutiny.
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Canada's banking regulator last month finalised tougher new rules on mortgage lending aimed at safeguarding lenders and borrowers.
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In October, the European Union tentatively approved the trade bloc's first rules on foreign investments in sensitive sectors.
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They anticipate that the Trump administration will change rules on tariffs and government procurement that govern their businesses.
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There are tiny improvements, but the core rules on private data usage are miles away for EU law.
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The Treasury Department proposed new rules on tax inversions in April, halting a proposed deal in its wake.
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The other half of Alexander's plan involved loosening the rules on what are known as state innovation waivers.
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This comes after Mosaic was unable to obtain a deadline extension to implement new rules on dam stability.
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CSRC also published draft rules on Friday to better regulate overseas expansion by Chinese brokerages and asset managers.
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In the coming days Mr Pai is expected to unveil a proposal for new rules on net neutrality.
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It was in 2015 that Mr Abe introduced Japan's first detailed rules on how companies should run themselves.
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The DNC officially changed the debate qualifying rules on Friday to eliminate the minimum requirement for individual donors.
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Mr Kavanaugh's views on the powers of the presidency may determine how the court rules on such questions.
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"It's very disappointing to mistry a case because the Supreme Court changed the rules on us," said Meadows.
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"This insight into Facebook's rules on moderating content is alarming to say the least," the spokesperson told us.
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Brazil's foreign ministry bemoaned a decision by the international organisation that rules on internet addresses to award the .
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Uganda brought in a new set of rules on July 1st, after more than a decade of discussion.
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Recent measures include taxes on foreign buyers, and the central bank has proposed tougher rules on mortgage lending.
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Among the reforms should be new rules on investment, in cooperation with the International Monetary Fund, he said.
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To discourage overeating, France taxes sugary drinks, bars junk food in schools and has rules on nutritional labelling.
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"(The speculation) misunderstands EU rules on bank rescues, politics in Berlin and the capital situation of the bank."
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Most trace them to Mr Schröder's labour-market reforms, especially "Hartz IV", which toughened rules on unemployment benefits.
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One person's recent experience at an Airbnb has the company apologizing and clarifying its rules on surveillance devices.
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The implications could be long-lasting: among other responsibilities, the Supreme Court rules on the validity of elections.
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Consider discussing "stranger danger" tips and your own family's rules on interacting with people they do not know.
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The judge rules on everyone's worth, but she doesn't actually care about them or know much about them.
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Two states have passed laws, and others have signed orders applying net neutrality rules on a smaller scale.
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The community consists of Seventh-day Adventists, a Christian group with strict rules on diet, exercise and rest.
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While there are certainly rules on these sites, the mass of user-generated content can't be totally controlled.
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Even with harmonised rules on agriculture, the border would probably have to be harder than Ireland would like.
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Towards the end of June, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued new rules on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
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Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel responded to Trump's most recent tweet by posting the FCC rules on licensing.
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In the end, Mr Duterte simply changed the rules on imports to reduce the role of the state.
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Many go beyond tariff-cutting to include rules on state-owned enterprises, intellectual property and trade in services.
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The government's reforms put almost all aspects of France's strictly codified rules on labor relations up for negotiation.
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If America decides to strike, the first blow would be tighter rules on investment between the two countries.
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Banks are often criticized for big payouts and new rules on salary caps in Europe hasn't stopped that.
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She has also said she won't necessarily commit to current Department of Education rules on campus sexual assault.
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And Mr Eder's firm looks better placed to withstand the EU's impending climate-friendly rules on carbon emissions.
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The group then rules on everything from approving new buyers to reviewing and approving renovations and building projects.
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It could include an easing of rules on exports for foreign countries' purchases of U.S.-made military equipment.
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Agencies promulgate rules on everything from air quality, food safety, consumer products, workplace standards, and the financial system.
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The SESC makes recommendations for administrative penalties to the FSA which rules on cases and metes out punishment.
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Relaxing the rules on small arms exports is counterproductive to the U.S. objective of de-escalating these conflicts.
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As a result, central bankers have called for new rules on liquidity management and leverage at asset managers.
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GAO also urged Congress to consider re-evaluation of rules on vesting in light of rising workforce mobility.
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The advertising industry is calling on Congress to eliminate the Federal Communications Commission's privacy rules on internet providers.
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Germany's competition authority is investigating whether Facebook has abused its dominance to impose weak privacy rules on users.
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"The UN Security Council resolution has clear rules on (North Korea's) use of ballistic missiles technologies," she said.
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Applying banking security rules on non-banking industries would create unnecessary regulations, the RILA argued in its letter.
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The FCC could still decide to keep some rules on free data deals, but that's unlikely under Pai.
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Trump's new choices for the Federal Reserve want to weaken rules on leverage that even many conservatives support.
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Best of Britain said it had obeyed all rules on political funding in accepting the donation from Soros.
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Mnuchin said his hand was forced on some foreclosures by Housing Department (HUD) rules on spousal house ownership.
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The state agency for refugees said Bulgarian law laid down rules on how asylum-seekers should be processed.
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The government recently adopted two sets of regulations, in 2015 and 2018, with more rules on the way.
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The National Rifle Association often points to Switzerland to argue that more rules on gun ownership aren't necessary.
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In total, the May legislation weakened the rules on 26 of the 21625 largest banks in the country.
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It's unclear if Republicans would have the votes to go nuclear and change the rules on their own.
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EU rules on government deficits and debt have become an important anchor for fiscal policy in the V4.
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Many local governments in China, including Ningxia and Shanghai, have put in place rules on preparing halal food.
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The SEC is already required to weigh the impact of its rules on efficiency, competition and capital formation.
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The government will also relax rules on coal, palm oil and rattan exports, Lukita said, without providing details.
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When one country imposes rules on a company with operations across the globe, should those rulings apply everywhere?
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The searches came as the companies face a backlash over their efforts to evade rules on diesel emissions.
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That's despite the company announcing just a day earlier that it would tighten its rules on coronavirus misinformation.
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Authors of the bill argue that the regulators could still enforce tighter rules on some of these banks.
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Op-Ed Contributor With each mass shooting, calls rise from gun control advocates for tighter rules on firearms.
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Ms. Hendy blamed outdated federal rules on playground design developed decades ago by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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The bikes first arrived in New York in August, after the city approved new rules on electric bikes.
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Key provisions include new rules on automobile production, intellectual property rights and American access to Canadian dairy markets.
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And it will push to repeal rules on methane leaks from oil and gas drilling on public lands.
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Nationwide rules on what retailers can operate could limit confusion from retailers and consumers and minimize lost sales.
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That will be three for three; rules on tailpipe and coal power plant emissions are already being eased.
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"The minister is attempting to impose old rules on a new model," Mr. Guillemette told a news conference.
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This time around, Democratic delegate Dawn Adams joined him in his effort to relax the rules on profanity.
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Comey is also subject to bar rules on releasing information inimical to the interests of his former employer.
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Brazil has also come under fire for opposing attempts to impose gold standard accounting rules on carbon trading.
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"Be clean, dress smartly, be polite," said Brian Ouma, Woodini's driver, of the unofficial rules on his matatu.
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Jackson pointed out that it would be up to Congress to put stricter rules on presidential note-taking.
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Major oil and gas producers oppose Trump's relaxation of rules on emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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Twitter is suspending meme accounts from nut company Planters for violating its rules on spam and platform manipulation.
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Brussels will say Britain must uphold EU rules on food when the bloc sets out its negotiating objectives.
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The name is also now all over 4chan and Reddit — which has strict rules on sharing personal information.
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The government also recently issued rules on the kind of acquisitions that would be banned, restricted, and encouraged.
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An October 25 policy update provides a "clarifying genitalia definition" and new rules on nudity for Facebook moderators.
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It began with then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid changing the Senate rules on confirming judges in 2013.
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Congress can expressly authorize agencies to make rules on one topic or another under current Supreme Court doctrine.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is moving to rollback the Obama-era net neutrality rules on internet service providers.
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America's tough extraterritorial rules on foreign corrupt practices remain firmly in place when it comes to corporate executives.
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But even he acknowledged that dairy prices and rules on auto manufacturing couldn't hold the public's attention forever.
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But retailers have long argued that applying banking security rules on non-banking industries would create unnecessary regulation.
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The commissioner temporarily blocked part of the privacy rules on broadband providers approved by the FCC in October.
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People like that word because of its certainty, the way it rules on the case all by itself.
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While the U.S. is easing rules on banks, Europe has for the last couple of years toughened them.
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The European Union's new rules on privacy protection - the General Data Protection Regulation - took effect the same month.
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He drafted the expanded Mexico City policy that imposes anti-abortion rules on billions in U.S. health aid.
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Fight for the Future is leading the charge to safeguard the FCC's Open Internet Rules on net neutrality.
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The resolution just says that the four hours of debate will be, quote, followed by deliberation by the Senate if so ordered under the impeachment rules on the question of whether it shall be an order, to consider debate under the impeachment rules on any motion, subpoena witnesses and documents.
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The companies have also been trying to get ahead of the game by imposing some new rules on themselves.
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Binding precedent can also be achieved at a district level once a court of appeals rules on the matter.
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RBC said it was too early to assess the impact of stricter rules on mortgage lending introduced in January.
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And now it faces stricter EU rules on state aid that complicate efforts to set up a bad bank.
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Nevada's gun laws are some of the least restrictive in the country and impose fewer rules on gun shows.
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However, the head of public policy at Fidelity Worldwide Investment said that tougher rules on banks should be revisited.
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The GDPR was passed in April 2016 and instituted stringent new rules on any company that held consumer data.
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Japan now has till December this year to come up with rules on how it would regulate the industry.
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K-1 actually changed the rules on using the double collar tie to land knees solely because of Overeem.
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From the emerging world they could get cheap workers and raw materials as well as lighter rules on pollution.
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Bales made sure to follow the rules on Friday, even after being told he could not read his speech.
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Governments have preferred big, showy dams and canals to investing in urban sewage networks or enforcing rules on effluents.
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The Timmonsville Town Council approved the new rules on Tuesday night in a 5-1 vote, WBTW-TV reported.
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EU finance ministers backed sanctions on Spain and Portugal for breaching European rules on budget deficit targets on Tuesday.
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A revised version might include new rules on digital trade and e-commerce, and more transparency over currency intervention.
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Hardliners like Germany are more convinced than ever of the need for strict rules on spending and structural reform.
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Get to know your state and local tax rules on vacation rentals, said Paul Garza, tax accountant for Vacasa.
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The CSRC said in its warning last month that some regional exchanges were violating the rules on spot trading.
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The rules on asylum-seeking in Europe mean refugees like him have to stay in their country of arrival.
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Trump has made trimming rules on Wall Street a top priority, arguing it is needed to boost economic growth.
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A Commission spokeswoman said it was up to national authorities to enforce EU rules on data and consumer protection.
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This analysis is leading to strict new rules on the amount of data Facebook can collect from German users.
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The document is part of a wider legislative package aimed at reviewing EU rules on capital requirements for banks.
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Rather, existing rules on privacy, discrimination, vehicle safety and so on must be adapted to take AI into account.
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In the name of workers' rights, she issued new rules on working hours, which companies denounced as unduly rigid.
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But possible changes to the "Dublin" rules on national responsibility for asylum claims wouldn't be published until April 6.
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The Federal Communications Commission has abandoned rules on cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcasters that it says were obsolete.
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A ministry report in March said the Correctional Department had relaxed rules on family visits and improved education programs.
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Community banks want themselves exempted from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rules on the types of loans they can issue.
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It expects LNG use to become mainstream in ships in the future due to stricter rules on harmful emissions.
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The regulator in 2015 conducted an inquiry into whether the bank met current rules on money laundering in 2015.
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On February 9th the communications minister, Sanae Takaichi, threatened to close television stations that flouted rules on political impartiality.
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The president has since issued several executive orders requiring agencies to trim the number of rules on their books.
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The Labor Department is expected to release new rules on standards for investment advice as soon as early April.
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A statement from 5-Star lawmakers said that the Commission should apologise and rewrite its rules on bank rescues.
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High ozone-non-attainment levels are the result of the Obama EPA's decision to tighten federal rules on ozone.
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Relaxing the rules on electric car companies will be applied to the entire auto industry by 2022, Beijing said.
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Instead, he signed dozens of executive orders and memorandums putting in place new rules on background checks and sales.
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However, the requirement to stick to EU rules on goods will tie its hands with other potential trading partners.
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Opponents have said the government's plans could hurt the economy and risked breaching the EU rules on budget deficits.
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A statement from 5-Star lawmakers said that the Commission should apologize and rewrite its rules on bank rescues.
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This comes after the banking watchdog, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, said it would tighten rules on interest-only loans.
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EU SHOULD CONSIDER NEW RULES ON CRYPTO ASSETS AND STABLECOINS, INCLUDING POSSIBLE BANS ON HIGH-RISK PROJECTS - EU DRAFT
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Accounts that violate that policy can be temporarily blocked or permanently suspended, according to rules on the company's website.
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The Department of Education, which is expected to issue rules on this matter soon, should ban the clauses outright.
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In December, he revised the bureau's mission statement to make relaxing the rules on financial companies a top priority.
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A Republican operative who worked under Priebus expressed skepticism that rules on access regarding the president's family would change.
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I had effectively slowed down my drinking in 2014 by putting a bunch of really strict rules on myself.
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The company's main goal was to minimize the impact of the new rules on customers and sellers, he added.
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Yet it still substitutes talking for enforcing American laws and rules on intellectual property, export controls, and financial disclosure.
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Tightening the rules on migrants' eligibility for benefits, for instance, has already been suggested by Angela Merkel in Germany.
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The bill also contains policy riders designed to block administration rules on water, power plant emissions and coal mining.
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The government move against ITT came during a push to enforce tighter rules on the for-profit education industry.
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"It's very disappointing to mis-try a case because the Supreme Court changed the rules on us," said Meadows.
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Hundreds of Facebook employees have called on Mark Zuckerberg to change the social network's controversial rules on political ads.
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That could include new rules on production levels for some countries and possibly include now exempt countries, like Nigeria.
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By contrast, USA-style accounts have no rules on withdrawals and can be used for all types of saving.
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Democrats are emphatic that the rules on broadband providers' conduct are meaningless without strong enforcement mechanisms for the FCC.
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All illegal immigrants would be repatriated, boat migrants would be blocked from arriving and rules on asylum would change.
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In this way, it imposes a universal set of rules on many merchants in countries in which it operates.
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Republicans also face a choice: change the rules on their own or try to win support from Democrats. Sen.
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Nate Ha. The Republican race would have been so different if they had Democratic rules on proportionality and superdelegates.
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As a result (and as the FCC conceded), the CPNI rules on the commission's books suddenly became hopelessly outdated.
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It could come sooner if state wildlife commissioners act quickly to adopt rules on how much hunting is allowed.
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"Rules on paper are essential, but they also must be fulfilled," Ms. Jourova said in an interview in February.
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The coalition, called the Energy Advance Center, is also urging EPA to change its rules on the tax credit.
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UPS, Daimler Trucks North America, Cummins, Waste Management and PepsiCo were among many companies endorsing the rules on Tuesday.
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Wall Street firms' bond trading revenue has fallen for about seven years amid new rules on trading and capital.
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To make things more interesting and recapture his love for the game, he imposed some rules on himself: 1.
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The bill would have relaxed rules on voter registration, making it available online and in-person on Election Day.
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Defectors say Kim Jong Un, who came to power in 2011, also quietly loosened the rules on private trade.
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In the US, rules on the use of heavy metals like cadmium, lead, and mercury vary state by state.
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We had no rules on the books prior to 22012 and look, we had a free and open internet.
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But you just know he has a pair of twos and that extra card with the rules on it.
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The administration has legitimate concerns about China's commitment to playing by the rules on both trade and national security.
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More: The company has tightened rules on political ads in Europe ahead of the European Parliament elections in May.
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That problem could be avoided if Northern Ireland remained aligned with single-market rules on food and health standards.
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That prompted the Stronach Group to issue the strongest rules on the care of horses in the United States.
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But the measured stalled briefly in the House, where Republican leaders sought additions to further ease rules on banks.
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Which leads to another important lesson: skirting the rules on a self-improvement project hurts no one but yourself.
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While these might seem like sensible ideas, the regulations impose rules on abortion centers that they simply can't meet.
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The proposed weakening of the rules on coal-burning plants follows a plan to let cars emit more pollution.
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That decision was recently stayed by an appeals court until it hears and rules on arguments on the merits.
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Don't get surprised by new rules on where tours (the guided ones, not random people) can go and when.
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Beijing's tough rules on content and operations have long made China difficult, even impossible, terrain for American internet companies.
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True, but it is not necessary to roll back the rules on big banks to give small banks relief.
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H1 Insights has built certain rules on how its database should be used, which Katz hopes will limit abuse.
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Mr. Johnson's deal also keeps Northern Ireland aligned with European single market rules on industrial products and agricultural goods.
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He has proposed enshrining ethics in corporate constitutions, including rules on how to treat employees, communities and the environment.
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Newspapers that once had the most stringent editing rules on sources now appear to have no editors at all.
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"The Republican Conference opposes changing the rules on legislation," a representative for McConnell said in a statement Sunday morning.
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Lawmakers had previously added Buy America rules on a case-by-case basis, leading to the patchwork of requirements.
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Jackson has ordered that Stone remain until at least two weeks after she rules on the new-trial motion.
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There were no specific rules on how you had to pick a game, so everyone went in different directions.
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Regulations bar women from certain professions, while rules on gender mixing in shops and businesses further limit job opportunities.
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But many of the last-minute changes involved giving states the authority to rewrite the rules on insurance regulations.
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Border Patrol agents violated rules on two separate occasions when they fired upon fleeing vehicles, a review board said.
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The court had special rules on collecting ginseng or trapping sable or other fur-bearing animals on the mountain.
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After receiving the proposal, the judge in charge of the case usually rules on the petition within 10 days.
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It does not currently impose any such rules on e-cigarettes, whereas heavy regulations are imposed on traditional cigarettes.
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Democrats argue that minority protections have eroded since 2013, fundamentally changing the dynamics of changing the rules on nominations.
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The House Oversight Subcommittee on Information Technology holds a hearing on tightening rules on disclosures for online political ads.
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We have procedures and policies and rules on the books against this stuff, and people have to enforce them.
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Westerners often point to Iran's lax rules on the hijab to make the case that it is more tolerant.
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The Justice Department has formally asked a federal judge to change the rules on detaining families caught at the border.
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His abrupt switch to the Mercedes manufacturer prompted an investigation by Berlin prosecutors and new rules on "cooling off" periods.
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The change would bring the EU in line with the $50 billion threshold enforced under U.S. rules on foreign banks.
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However, HBL's growth aspirations and new capital rules on HER mortgages may add some modest pressure to its capital ratios.
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Eventually, these rules on the so-called "flow" of loans that sour were announced in somewhat softened form last month.
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While the Supreme Court usually rules on domestic issues of national importance, some cases -- such as the 2000 Bush v.
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Johnstone recommends setting "house rules" on a case-by-case basis about when photos are taken and in what circumstances.
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Each country and even different states within those countries have fragmented rules on how they treat the new asset class.
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In South Korea, previously announced "know your customer" rules on real-name cryptocurrency trading also went into effect this week.
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If Republicans lose their House majority, they will have less leverage when the Supreme Court rules on legalization for Dreamers.
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A lawyer by training, she defends her arguments with reference to France's rules on keeping religion out of public life.
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He now says that he wants to retain the rules on pre-existing conditions, which Mr Ryan would phase out.
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On Thursday, BI also introduced a "macroprudential liquidity buffer" that will replace rules on secondary reserve requirements, BI's Hendarta said.
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That followed India's adoption of new rules on e-commerce that have reined in how U.S. companies such as Amazon.
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"There are not really any rules on physicality," the 27-year-old Briton, preparing for a third Olympic Games, says.
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The rules on financial advice and ensuring that investors get the best deal may also need reviewing, the document said.
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Despite an earlier warning, the European Commission said in May that Finland was complying with the rules on government debt.
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The World Trade Organisation (WTO) hopes to introduce new rules on fishing subsidies at its next ministerial jamboree in December.
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Because the postal vote is not a formal election it is not subject to the same rules on political advertisements.
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The Federal Trade Commission also has rules on these practices and could determine that the calls were deceiving for consumers.
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Academy president McNutt told BuzzFeed News that the organization's leaders are now considering whether rules on membership could be changed.
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The Mexicans would welcome new rules on logistics and e-commerce, which did not exist when NAFTA was first negotiated.
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That could lead to new Navy-wide rules on what patches will be approved for wear in the aviation community.
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The NCAA has long fought outside efforts to change its rules on amateur athletes, claiming it would upend college athletics.
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China's top internet regulator released controversial new rules on Friday requiring the country's live-streamers to hold a broadcasting license.
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A federal judge in California ruled that the NCAA's rules on compensation violate antitrust laws and must be slightly expanded.
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But as they walked into court, there was a copy of the suppression rules on the door of the court.
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McKinnon's Brienne buzzed in first, saying she has "Jamie Lannister, one night, three hands, no rules" on her bucket list.
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Reinhart thinks Tarullo won't stick around while his work creating the rules on Dodd-Frank is potentially amended or dismantled.
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Europe's carmakers are accelerating their plans for cleaner vehicles in order to comply with stricter EU rules on car emissions.
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Regulators typically put the onus of adhering to these rules on the marketers commissioning the posts rather than individual influencers.
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In 2010, Cuba launched a series of market-based reforms including easing some rules on self-employment and private ownership.
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"There are no new rules on special cases, which would mean an increase in migration," said Bavarian conservative Alexander Dobrindt.
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Lot-only loans are hard for consumers to finance, and lenders have their own set of rules on condo conversions.
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Last year Myanmar's central bank introduced tough rules on mobile financial services, inspired by those in countries such as Kenya.
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Stricter rules on immigration requirements for those entering Britain from outside the EU have also become evident in recent months.
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One hurdle is legal, since the rules on sectioning are tied to other laws, such as the Mental Capacity Act.
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Fashion is filled with creative minds that have to bend — or break — the rules on a regular basis to succeed.
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They will open up European banking to more competition, tighten rules on trading, dent reported profits and boost capital requirements.
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Though the party backs looser rules on gender recognition, 54% of Labour voters believe it should require a doctor's approval.
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But advocates aren't explicitly pushing for this because there are already tough, enforceable rules on the books at the FCC.
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And on top of unwarranted conversations about your life choices, you may also be subject to family rules on vacation.
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This, they think, is because rules on competition policy, subsidies and standards are hard to apply in a discriminatory way.
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The bill also relaxes rules on logging to make it easier to get to some of the most flammable trees.
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If you're wondering what counts as "dining," there's a helpful breakdown of the different rules on The Points Guy website.
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The rules on the tournament page confirm this: Every team that has five female players has the right to play.
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The Federal Election Commission is contemplating amending its rules on for disclaimers on political communications, including advocacy and fundraising, online.
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Eventually, though, the proposal requires the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to write more lasting rules on self-driving cars.
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The right question is: What are the natural-born statutory rules on the day a given presidential candidate was born?
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The Federal Communications Bar Association will hold a seminar on the FCC's lifeline rules on Monday at 6:00 p.m.
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Pai also is moving to block some stricter privacy rules on internet providers that are set to take effect Thursday.
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The European Commission declined to comment when asked about the impact of its bail-in rules on Italian bank deposits.
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The financial industry and advocates for tougher rules on Wall Street are jockeying for influence over the agency's unfinished agenda.
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Chief among them is taking advantage of more flexible rules on depreciation expenses in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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This spring, a five-year plan to "Sinicize" Christianity in particular was introduced, along with new rules on religious affairs.
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China has redoubled efforts to lure overseas investors and bump up bond market inflows after relaxing rules on foreign investment.
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It hopes that since most of the institutions involved are private, the scheme will skirt EU rules on state subsidies.
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"The new rules on CDRs may be introduced as soon as the end of next month," the person told IFR.
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EU rules on freedom of movement mean citizens are free to live and work anywhere in the 28-nation bloc.
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Brexiteers have often made fun of extensive rules on road haulage, only to realise that road hauliers find them helpful.
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Blandino came up as a replay official, and posts spirited defenses of his interpretations of rules on Twitter every week.
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Rules on banking services, which in the past forbade foreign banks from underwriting Chinese government bonds, have also been eased.
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Additionally, the FDA currently administers the open-ended rules on a case-by-case basis that is hard to predict.
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Many social media users expressed concerns that allowing women to drive would violate the kingdom's strict rules on gender segregation.
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Republicans, however, argued that the state was getting into questionable territory by attempting to impose rules on a federal election.
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In separate remarks Friday at the White House, Trump said the rules on e-cigarettes will be coming next week.
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Marijuana advocates are seizing on the recent outbreak of vaping illnesses to renew calls for clear federal rules on cannabis.
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They put forward these rules on net neutrality and then you insert your judgment to say that they are unconstitutional.
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While the IMF urged stricter rules on insurance companies, its findings came several days too late for the U.S. government.
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The rules, described by PwC as "carrots with no sticks," also give firms looser rules on currency controls and visas.
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If Hollander rules on whether Obamacare is constitutional, her decision could potentially be at odds with the decision in Texas.
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Moscovici also heaped pressure on Italy's government to respect EU rules on deficits, as the clash between the two continues.
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Still, strict Islamic rules on gender segregation, dress and behavior will likely test the limits of these new reform efforts.
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A Trump administration could also substantially slow other Dodd-Frank regs in the pipeline, including stricter rules on executive compensation.
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Americans overwhelmingly back Congress enacting new rules on companies' use of their personal data, a new poll released Friday finds.
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The United States Treasury looks bad for changing the rules on Monday to kill the $152 billion merger with Allergan.
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Don't like the way this administration (or the last) blithely rewrote rules on worker safety, environmental protection, or education policy?
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Be aware that the rules on what is substantially identical are subject to IRS rulings that make them quite tricky.
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However, utilities are having difficulty grappling with tougher rules on protecting reactors from natural disasters in the earthquake-prone country.
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New European Union rules on roaming costs on the continent cut 83 million from the group's adjusted EBITDA, Orange said.
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The move came after China announced last week it would be easing foreign ownership rules on financial sector joint ventures.
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He did not mention Donald Trump by name, but railed against his pledge to roll back rules on Wall Street.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) would put new rules on large national monument designations made by presidents.
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What is needed instead are discussions of concrete proposals, such as detailed rules on SOEs that could apply to China.
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In October, however, the company pledged to toughen its rules on online sexual harassment and impose stronger penalties for misconduct.
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The measure designed to ease rules on all but the largest banks passed both chambers of Congress with bipartisan support.
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Only MOU signatories that agree to abide by federal rules on misleading recruiting are allowed on bases, the letter adds.
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Rival rating firm Fitch also warned this week that new rules on mine ownership introduced last week could deter investment.
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We need to improve transparency and compliance by member states with existing WTO rules on subsidies that distort international trade.
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Read: Betsy DeVos wants new rules on campus rape And it appears a good number of schools are doing so.
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Free Staters have helped to legalise gay marriage and ease rules on everything from home schooling to selling unpasteurised milk.
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In 2008, new rules on height covered the East Village but not Chinatown and parts of the Lower East Side.
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I watched, too, and afterward, I was certain the video would be removed for violating Facebook's rules on graphic content.
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While promising to clarify the rules on investment, the countries also prodded Tehran to make itself more attractive to investors.
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Britain has proposed loosening rules on listing state companies by creating a new category for such firms to accommodate Aramco.
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Apple closed off Facebook's efforts to sidestep Apple's app store and its tighter rules on privacy by revoking the certificate.
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Sandleris said it would likely take a "couple weeks" for the bank's new rules on market intervention to contain volatility.
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Some other markets, including Hong Kong and Australia, also tightened and clarified rules on backdoor listings to prevent similar problems.
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In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal Facebook tightened its rules on what personal data app developers could access.
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Changing the rules on public assistance for immigrants punishes anyone who needs a little help getting back on their feet.
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European investment banks are struggling to make money in a world of zero interest rates and tougher rules on capital.
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Other places might not, but will say that they've come up with rules on the spot that are good enough.
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It would not be enforceable until a federal appellate court rules on a similar law that Mississippi passed in March.
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The proposed rules on tax credits are "enough that it seems unlikely you'll see any plans covering abortion," Sonfield said.
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N.F.L. celebrations: The loosening of rules on players celebrating a score has ushered in an era of intricately choreographed routines.
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But it's one thing to have these rules on their books and another to get officers to actually follow them.
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In Mr. Obama's final year in office, the Interior Department issued new safety rules on undersea wells and blowout preventers.
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Under President Trump, the E.P.A. has rolled back environmental protections and come under criticism for relaxing rules on toxic chemicals.
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The differing approaches to Mr. Jones exposed how unevenly tech companies enforce their rules on hate speech and offensive content.
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May, Britain would retain most of the bloc's rules on customs and tariffs until a final deal could be struck.
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Amazon, Google, DJI, Intel and Hollywood lobbied the Obama administration to ease rules on commercial unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones.
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In September, it expanded the rules on where people could consume, from only private property to anywhere smoking was legal.
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The United States Supreme Court rules, on "national security" grounds, that due process is not required before expelling undocumented immigrants.
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But Ms. Rowland said Facebook must also be more clear to the public about its rules on making those calls.
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The center investigates and rules on accusations of misconduct and abuse, and it maintains a centralized database of disciplinary action.
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It has previously imposed a cap on debit card fees paid by merchants and adjusted rules on revolving credit lines.
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Finally, we need to ensure that we maintain and reinforce clear and strong rules on protecting civil liberties and privacy.
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So why would they want to deregulate the rules on contributions and give more potential challengers the ability to compete?
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As the U.S. revises its rules on Cuba, we should be doing everything possible to support Cuba's nascent private economy.
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Apple maintains a strict set of rules on use of enterprise certificates, and says they cannot be used by consumers.
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It has also convened a committee to consider changes to its rules on endorsements, with recommendations are expected this month.
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Billionaires shouldn't be allowed to play by different rules—on the debate stage, in our democracy, or in our government.
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Billionaires shouldn't be allowed to play by different rules—on the debate stage, in our democracy, or in our government.
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The city of Beijing has imposed new rules on workplaces, including one that prohibits workers from eating face-to-face.
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They also created a benchmark for related rules on how much patients could be asked to pay directly for care.
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There are no rules on where the handover needs to happen, as long as the timing works for both parties.
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Those who refuse to quarantine themselves or follow the official rules on virus containment will be punished, the newspaper said.
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In the absence of a federal standard, a number of states have enacted their own rules on self-driving cars.
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The changes marked a rare climb-down by McConnell, who had only unveiled the proposed trial rules on Monday night.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to toughen rules on prosecuting drug offenses, according to people familiar with his deliberations.
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BANCO BPM CEO SAYS NOT AGAINST SETTING RULES ON SHARE OF BANK'S CAPITAL THAT CAN BE HELD AS GOVT BONDS
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But we clearly stood for global rule of law, for a system that imposed common rules on everyone, ourselves included.
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Talk of tougher rules on lobbying is nothing new and has long been a potent message for Democrats and progressives.
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The firm has asked the regulator to review rules on seismic activity to allow more thorough testing of exploration wells.
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Ed Markey's bill in the Senate, which if made law would effectively restore Obama-era rules on internet service providers.
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The rules on minors in gaming centers is the latest in a series of government measures to address gaming addiction.
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Labour will force accounting companies to separate their audit and consulting businesses and will impose more robust rules on auditors.
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The companies are also raising awareness of the problem and rewriting the rules on what is and is not acceptable.
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The Safeguards Rule mirrors the requirements of banks and credit unions and the FTC enforces those rules on credit bureaus.
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The EU claims that Poland is infringing EU rules on the separation of powers between the judiciary and the legislature.
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The officials also approved new rules on non-financial sector's investment in financial companies, the report said without elaborating further.
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However, two months later, the NFL and the players' union said no new rules on the anthem will be enforced.
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The agency also cited multiple settlements Wells Fargo had paid for violating rules on lending to members of the military.
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Congressional Republicans are vowing to fight against new White House regulations that would impose stricter rules on retirement investment advisers.
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One uncertainty for companies adding new technology is that the rules on batteries and electronic devices on airplanes are evolving.
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Why it matters: As of now there are no national rules on how governments can or can't use face recognition.
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Eventually, these rules on the so-called "flow" of loans that sour were unveiled in somewhat softened form last month.
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That includes removing rules on "essential health benefits," according to Buzzfeed, including "prescription drugs, pregnancy, maternity, newborn care, and hospitalization."
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has set forth explicit rules on what does and doesn't count as doping in mountaineering.
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The SEC also plans to issue new rules on proxy advisers, the officials said, signaling the firms could face further scrutiny.
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Green groups say, for instance, that the ICAO's new "CORSIA" rules on carbon offsets could cause an increase in carbon emissions.
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Trade ties with the United States suffered after India adopted new rules on e-commerce curbing how internet retail majors Amazon.
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The move comes as shipping companies face tougher rules on truck pollution from regulators in the United States and recently Europe.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Changes to foreign ownership rules on Chinese financial firms are effective immediately, a vice finance minister said on Friday.
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Government agencies will draft and announce detailed rules on foreign ownership, Vice Minister of Finance Zhu Guangyao told a news conference.
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India's telecom regulator issued recommendations for net neutrality rules on Tuesday, calling the internet an "open platform" that must be protected.
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Drone owners will also be required to pass a "safety awareness test" demonstrating they understand UK rules on safety and privacy.
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There was no sign that tighter rules on mortgage lending had led to mortgage borrowers seeking extra unsecured credit to compensate.
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The EPA rolled back Obama-era rules on how to handle and store toxic waste residues from burning coal on Tuesday.
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The trigger for the latest downturn in trade ties was India's new rules on e-commerce that restrict the way Amazon.
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But the court order is a setback for DeVos in her effort to undo Obama-era rules on student loan debt.
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But some worry that any deal will not have enough teeth for enforcement and the rules on technology would ring hollow.
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Beijing imposed draconian rules on equities last year as fears of a slowing economy triggered a sell-off that threatened stability.
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Zuckerberg's strategy seems to be to work with regulators, rather than wait for Congress to make rules on systems like his.
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He discussed rules on party financing and how to work around them, although he also insisted on having to act legally.
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We share a bottle of wine from my Trader Joe's haul and watch the season finale of Vanderpump Rules on Bravo.
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The vote came just days before the United Nations rules on China's highly controversial territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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But it delayed for six months another provision while it reconsidered key rules on how to identify and manage illiquid assets.
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They offer housing subsidies and relaxed rules on household registrations, a system that ties Chinese to where their family came from.
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Robots in the EU soon be classed as "electronic persons" if the Parliament adopts a new set of rules on robotics.
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It's undoubtedly true that we need to clarify and firm up our rules on malpractice to take account of digital campaigning.
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But the government soon realised that export bans could render its acquisitions useless, and host countries tightened rules on foreign investment.
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The rules on campaign spending and transparency—written 20 years ago—were shown to be grossly inadequate for the digital age.
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As states rewrite the rules on the legality of the drug, other parts of the world are making their own changes.
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But it will increase America's leverage as it tries to reshape NAFTA's rules on cars in ways it has already signalled.
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In Congress, conservative lawmakers have already moved to stamp out five Obama-era rules on corruption, the environment, labor and guns.
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In January a tweak to the rules on taxing capital gains will increase the liabilities of landlords who register as businesses.
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The Commission has also decided that rules on trading venues in Australia, Canada, Japan and Singapore are equivalent to the EU's.
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States across the U.S. will need to have uniform rules on driverless cars, something that currently appears a long way off.
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But I think there's no clarity yet on thetechnical rules on which quite frankly how we respond to a Brexit reallyhinges.
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In February, China's securities regulators relaxed certain rules on stock index futures trading, and said the government would gradually unwind restrictions.
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Consumer advocates accused the government of "rushing" to develop rules on self-driving cars before the technology could even be understood.
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America's rules on the storage and transmission of personal-health data have not been changed since the advent of the iPhone.
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Our Department of Justice rules on proper communication between the Department and the White House have been in place for years.
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Last year, the European Union (EU) sought to introduce tougher rules on people's information through its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank law established strict rules on the financial sector to prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Planned rules on parent company liability and succession would prevent companies from escaping liability for their subsidiaries via a corporate restructuring.
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The power of influence A big push toward recycling can come from social norms, or unwritten rules on how to behave.
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But it is now weighing stricter curbs in other markets: new rules on payday loans are expected in the first quarter.
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Similarly, imposing more stringent "buy American" rules on the federal government will raise costs — implying either stingier services or higher taxes.
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The issue could also spur the SEBI to tighten rules on brokers' access to increasingly prevalent algorithmic and high-frequency trading.
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Mainstream nudist rules on erections and criticisms of them reflect a division running back to American nudism's 1930s origins, Brian said.
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At a minimum, Republicans want states to be able to cut back the ACA's rules on what has to be covered.
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While WeChat imposes certain rules on sellers, it's built a reputation for being more laissez-faire compared to conventional ecommerce companies.
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Trade ties with the United States suffered after India adopted new rules on e-commerce curbing how internet retail giants Amazon.
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Indonesia's central bank last year eased rules on mortgage downpayments to spur growth in the sector and keep economic growth momentum.
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The mechanism has been criticized because of lawsuits brought by companies against tighter rules on public health, environmental and labor standards.
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In the coming months, its five members are expected to consider an item imposing new privacy rules on broadband service providers.
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The rise was also triggered by stricter rules on classifying bad loans imposed by the banking regulator, the ratings agency said.
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In addition, states are leveraging their Medicaid programs' buying power by placing spending caps and new payment rules on drug purchases.
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The judge postponed his order until after the Supreme Court rules on the states' challenge, a decision expected in late June.
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The better news is that Mr. Leff, who wrote about the tightening of American's fare rules on his blog on BoardingArea.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India announced on Monday sweeping reforms to rules on foreign direct investment, clearing the way for Apple (AAPL.
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"Bachelor in Paradise" producers aren't taking any chances of drunken, nonconsensual sex ... because they've imposed new drinking rules on the cast.
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The new rules on cannabis allow people to grow their own plants for consumption or to create collectives for group grows.
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The U.S. is reportedly pressing China to agree to new rules on intellectual property, technology theft and non-tariff trade barriers.
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Last month Chile tightened its rules on migration for Haitians and other nationals, citing a need to stem rising illegal immigration.
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Lawmakers have also floated tougher rules on the company and two Congressional committees have formally invited the Facebook CEO to testify.
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"The EPA historically has been more flexible in enforcing rules on the island than it is on the mainland," she said.
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It also lets you skirt any rules on how many gadgets a hotel lets you connect to the internet at once.
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New standards on both sides of the board also include rules on operation, inspection and other aspects of oil train use.
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The groups specifically want a court-ordered deadline by which the EPA must make final new rules on fracking waste disposal.
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Critics have also challenged the rules on multiple fronts -- from procedural issues to charges that the FCC simply overstepped its authority.
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Whether it comes to taxes, privacy, free speech or security, national governments have always sought to impose rules on transnational corporations.
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Even in this world, which Hernandez says is harder-hitting than its U.S. counterpart, Japanese rules on hierarchy come into play.
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In equity market structure, the SEC will finalize rules on the oversight of active proprietary traders and on alternative trading systems.
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Lula argued that he remains an official candidate until the TSE rules on whether he is eligible to run for office.
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However, it is unlikely to result in M&A within the Saudi sector due to cumbersome rules on combining listed companies.
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Regulators released long-awaited rules on Thursday morning that aim to restrict how big financial institutions can pay their top executives.
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Despite requests to delay the vote by Schneiderman's office and others, the FCC is scheduled to repeal the rules on Thursday.
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Trump has been quick to roll back former President Obama's aggressive climate efforts, including pollution rules on coal-fired power plants.
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In response the authorities have tightened their rules on packaging, demanding clearer labelling, childproof containers, and more obvious demarcation of portions.
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And, ironically, it may help to preserve tough rules on nuclear exports ("gold standard") that the Saudi deal might otherwise scuttle.
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Collins mentioned loosening ObamaCare's "essential health benefits," which are rules on what insurance plans must cover, as a possible regulatory action.
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While Pruitt wouldn't be able to immediately overturn Obama's climate change rules on his own, he may erode them over time.
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Some, like Japan, have tightened rules on exchanges, while others including Britain are still considering how to tame the unruly sector.
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This vote also functions as an update: Whoever downloads it is installing the new rules on their computer in doing so.
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Carlson said he grew frustrated with American Express and tried to sue the company for its strict rules on business owners.
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