If you want to sanction a Chinese firm, sanction them properly.
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So US is considering the "Secondary sanction" that is sanction European companies.
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"The best way to be sanction bullet proof is to have no sanction," he said.
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As the U.S. piles sanction after sanction on Iran, it's the average person who feels it the most.
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The sanction must fit the offense, and the sanction of impeachment does not fit the alleged offense of failing to comply with subpoenas.
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Johnson, before he took the job, said he also was assured by USADA and USA Track & Field that Gatlin was under no sanction or suspected sanction.
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We also assess that the decision to sanction 17 individuals linked to the murder last week was viewed by many as a decision not to sanction MBS.
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Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne, asked by reporters whether Arctic LNG can be "sanction bullet proof" on the sidelines of Macron's meeting with Putin, said: "nothing is sanction bullet proof".
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The incident cannot — dare not — pass without sanction.
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But PwC escaped sanction by the FRC, which this month ended an inquiry into the auditor because it said there was no realistic prospect of a tribunal deciding a sanction.
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It also called on the administration to identify and potentially sanction Russian oligarchs close to Putin and to sanction companies or countries doing business with the Russian defense and intelligence sectors.
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On 7 this month, US re-took the 1st round sanction against Iran, that is the sanction about foreign exchange, precious metal, graphite, aluminum, steel, industrial software, automotive and civil aviation.
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Our current laws sanction various poisons, including booze and cigarettes.
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Under the administration plan, Deripaska himself would remain under sanction.
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DESANTIS: Well, you have to impose a sanction for noncompliance.
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Either way, it is a major sanction against the government.
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I sanction picking at some of the fast growers tomorrow.
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The body could reject Italy's budget and ultimately sanction Rome.
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Photo: Michael Hession Mission Workshop Sanction on our tester's back.
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WHITE HOUSE THREATENS TO SANCTION TURKEY OVER DETAINED AMERICAN PASTOR
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The sanction was not revealed until months after its expiry.
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The ultimate sanction on poorly allocated risk capital is loss.
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" Franken, however, has not actually faced "the most severe sanction.
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Under those circumstances, Congress's ultimate sanction may not be warranted.
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Twitter. Sometimes they have government sanction, when for instance single
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" Graham promised to "sanction the hell out of Saudi Arabia.
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U.S. sanction threat to EU companies has an immediate effect.
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Should an addict's relapse be punished with a criminal sanction?
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Dahua has seemed to revel in the Commerce Department's sanction.
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In the meantime, powerful sanction also go into full effect.
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The world likely would sanction and boycott Israel, perhaps permanently.
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U.S. officials declined to say whom they would sanction next.
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"There is literally nothing else to sanction," the diplomat said.
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They seek a theological sanction for secular foreign policy choices.
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How do you sanction a man with seemingly unlimited resources?
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The sanction does not affect its approval of the deal.
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To accept it without sanction is ultimately to endorse it.
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"We take a grave view of Rowe's conduct; questions of sanction are not for us, so we say no more of sanction but highlight his failings here for the consideration of others," the judgment said.
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LEADING THE DAY CONGRESS: Senators in both parties want to sanction Saudi Arabia in the wake of journalist Jamal Khashoggi's reported murder, despite Trump's resistance to block arms sales or otherwise sanction the Saudi government.
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Confirmation of the administration's intent to sanction PDVSA came from Sen.
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I&aposd sanction the lawyers filing this suit, by the way.
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There is a political and market sanction if they are not.
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Will you sanction European companies if they do business with Iran?
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These sanction should prevent North Korea from exporting anything of value.
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In that case it would be hard not to sanction them.
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ABB escaped a 33 million euro sanction by alerting the authorities.
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The latest sanction amendments from the Department of Treasury, issued Oct.
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He ordered Furman to pay a $10,000 sanction to the class.
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However, the organization also had plenty of grounds to sanction Iran.
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But I do sanction buying it a little bit right here.
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The sanction for media outfits that cross the army is closure.
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Few religions sanction swearing on the reg, but Scientology apparently does.
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The official did not say exactly who might come under sanction.
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WADA reviewed the case and decided not to appeal the sanction.
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"She has complied with the sanction imposed by CAS," he said.
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The US, along with the United Nations, continually sanction North Korea.
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If Trump ends the deal, the U.S. would sanction Iranian oil.
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But last week's decision does not sanction every affirmative action programme.
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We must subject the perpetrators of this outrage to withering sanction.
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We must subject the perpetrators of this outrage to withering sanction.
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Q. The primates still voted overwhelmingly to sanction the Episcopal Church.
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The authority of the university had its own kind of sanction.
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So where are the calls to boycott, divest and sanction Denmark?
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We dislike Iran, therefore we sanction it to express that dislike.
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"I'm going to sanction the hell out of Saudi Arabia," Sen.
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But U.S. lawmakers are pushing the Trump administration to sanction China.
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On the business front, influence from US sanction is also limited.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) to sanction Turkey for the strikes.
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" Washington himself celebrated "a government which gives to bigotry no sanction.
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And that even if he had, that wouldn't justify the sanction.
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"They threatened to sanction our ministers if we didn't," he said.
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The bill would suspend weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, prohibit U.S. refueling of Saudi coalition aircraft in the Yemen civil war, sanction those blocking humanitarian access in Yemen, sanction those supporting the Houthis in Yemen, require a report on those harming civilians in Yemen, sanction those responsible for Khashoggi's death and require a report on human rights in Saudi Arabia.
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"The relevant Security Council resolutions stipulate that we shall adjust sanction measures as may be needed in light of [North Korea's] compliance, including suspending or lifting relevant sanction measures," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters.
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He later apologized and Reuters said would take some of appropriate sanction.
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We do not sanction torture, we do not get involved in that.
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But many changes merely grant retroactive sanction to facts on the ground.
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If sanction would be given, it would only apply on French territory.
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For example, should China sanction North Korea for its recent nuclear test?
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Some of those sanction headlines are just posturing, it's not pure substance.
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Maryland authorities say they did not sanction a speedboat race on Saturday.
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Any finding of a violation or sanction can be appealed to court.
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In return, many of the international sanction imposed on Iran were lifted.
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So do you have capacity to do not just detection but sanction?
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So why isn't the West doing more to sanction the Ethiopian government?
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Yesterday's missile tests make an early removal of U.S. sanction less likely.
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If WhatsApp does not comply it could sanction the company, it said.
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And also that judges can fine, sanction and hold lawyers in contempt.
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"The government is giving sanction to quackery," said IMA president KK Agarwal.
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Businesses also have a responsibility to sanction companies associated with threatening HRDS.
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The Ethics Committee on Friday also announced plans to formally sanction Rep.
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First, Treasury should continue to sanction Mahan's service providers around the globe.
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"We must sanction those ... who conduct such activities," Orban told state radio.
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"We will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction," Trump said.
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Each one of these subsidiaries has its own subset of sanction problems.
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Diplomatically, Russia wants Western sanction of its hardened military presence in Syria.
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The authorities have allowed some opposition protests, but declined to sanction others.
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But these words are out there, with some political sanction behind them.
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It may sound paradoxical to plead for divine sanction of scientific pursuit.
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To demand full equality within that superstructure is to sanction those efforts.
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Are we going to sanction E.U. banks if they deal with Iran?
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Those who violate the law still face the risk of significant sanction.
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China has not formally announced any plans to further sanction North Korea.
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Beattie said the NRL would not sanction the 30-year-old's return.
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He later urged Trump to sanction Russia for the poisoning in Britain.
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I am closely watching the situation to identify and sanction the perpetrators.
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Supporters of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) appear to think that while we can sanction those Iranian elements involved in Iranian missile production, conventional arms modernization and terrorism, we can simultaneously "un-sanction" the country's nuclear work.
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A similar sanction was imposed over former opposition leader Henrique Capriles in 2017.
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Once this is established, sanction relief would be tied to both programs' destruction.
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And how could they give Constitutional sanction to a blatant display of racism?
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Should Rome ignore that, then officials in Brussels could sanction Italy with fines.
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Police and investigators usually detect sanction evasions at points of entry, like harbors.
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Rice's mother, Samaria, called the dispatcher's sanction "unacceptable," family attorney Subodh Chandra said.
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Macri said he would sanction the legalization of abortion, if approved by Congress.
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The reasoning given to these banned users: U.S. economic sanction laws and regulations.
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If these arbiters decide there has been wrongdoing, they can sanction limited retaliation.
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It is the harshest sanction possible and unprecedented for such a prominent member.
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The sanction waivers were granted to China and seven other countries last year.
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The Sanction is everything a modern rucksack should be: simple, rugged, and comfortable.
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In recent weeks, the OCC also declined to publicly sanction Citi, sources said.
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Or even defrock him, the expected sanction if McCarrick were a mere priest?
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Any investigation takes about two years to reach a conclusion and any sanction.
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The EAC said anyone making a false declaration was "liable to criminal sanction".
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Iran wants to get back to pre-sanction production of 4 million bpd.
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"Sanction people already in jail is pretending to do something," Paul said CNN.
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The South Carolina Republican added that he hopes to sanction bin Salman himself.
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The House Ethics Committee on Friday announced that it would formally sanction Rep.
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The United Nations Security Council just voted 85033-0 to sanction North Korea.
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Trump has a May 12 deadline to determine whether to extend sanction waivers.
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"We will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction," Trump said Tuesday.
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They too partake in the growing recognition that religion does not sanction oppression.
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"I think Barclays needs to impose a much more serious sanction," he said.
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The president also threatened to sanction European companies that did business with Iran.
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The average sanction for sexual assault at Stanford is a four-quarter suspension.
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The simplest sanction would be to decommission the offending robot or the program.
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A presidential spokesman blamed an "overzealous" speech-writer who will face "appropriate sanction".
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It protects our right to speak our minds without fear of government sanction.
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"We feel that the extraterritoriality of their sanction measures are unacceptable," he said.
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Italy narrowly escaped sanction procedures this summer after pledging to reduce public spending.
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"The given notification is considered as a sufficient sanction," Inspector Pekka Seppala said.
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But the administration has approved sanction waivers allowing deals under the nuclear agreement.
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The United Nations Security Council just voted 15-0 to sanction North Korea.
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"Sanction anyone you want!" he shouted during an address on state television Monday.
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In the United States, the sanction legislation is known as the Magnitsky Act.
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That flawed company was at the front of the line for official sanction.
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We cannot sanction a child's death without losing a piece of our decency.
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Furthermore, he added, dog ownership is adding fuel to the American sanction effort.
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Chinese pundits ridiculed U.S. sanction threats as "calling a deer a horse," i.e.
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Minnesota was the first state to sanction girls high school hockey, in 1994.
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A decision on whether or not to sanction Wells Fargo could take weeks.
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We need neither legislation nor state sanction to assert our rights to space.
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Vets were an unaffordable luxury for Hutchins, even before his recent benefits sanction.
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Slavery, conquest, misogyny, child slaughter — these all receive divine sanction in the Bible.
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Whereas past designations of this sort had been issued by the White House, E.O. 13224 deputized the Secretary of State to sanction terror operatives involved in attacks, in addition to authorizing the Treasury Secretary to sanction terrorism's funders and financial fronts.
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It can sanction a company if it fails safety checks by imposing export restrictions.
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The sanction followed a 2015 inspection of the bank, ACPR said in a statement.
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Tariffs after a year of talks are the most significant sanction Washington can impose.
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However, Judge Martinez forbade the lawyers from brining up the sanction before the jury.
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Russia's ambassador to Moldova, Farit Mukhametshin, confirmed the sanction but gave no further details.
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No safe injection sites are operating with official sanction in the US right now.
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The UN is there to offer legal sanction for that display of sovereign power.
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Although the court's ruling is legally binding, it cannot sanction parties for non-compliance.
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Few people will intervene to stop an act they think should not merit sanction.
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Ultimately, they are the two bodies that will decide what the sanction will be.
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Libya gave up its nuclear program in the 2000s in exchange for sanction relief.
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If Microsoft fails to comply, the CNIL will issue a sanction against the company.
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In response to missed targets, the European Council has initiated sanction proceedings against Spain.
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An easy economic sanction would be to cut the quotas for mainland Chinese tourists.
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The sanction cost the Dutchman third place but Hamilton said the cases were different.
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China says it is preparing to sanction US companies involved in the arms sale.
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On Saturday, the U.N. Security Council voted unanimously to sanction Pyongyang for the tests.
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The truth is: the U.S. does not, and never did, sanction food and medicine.
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And we did it without any formal international sanction or authorization ... or help. Hmmm.
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In 2014, Congress passed a law to sanction a plebiscite on Puerto Rico's status.
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Mr. Trump said he would swiftly sanction countries that decline to receive criminal deportees.
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The Security Council's vote to sanction North Korea was in response to missile tests.
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Presumably, we want a severe social sanction against matricide; parents will certainly think so.
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However, he declined to say if Rome was ready to veto any sanction renewal.
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Killings outside Russia were even given legal sanction by the nation's Parliament in 21978.
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Shell repaid its outstanding debt to Iran from pre-sanction times earlier this year.
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Some of these sanction need to be extended in the coming weeks and months.
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That may hurt perhaps similar, or even more, than a one-time financial sanction.
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It appears that President Trump just blocked his own administration's plan to sanction Russia.
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They sanction the kind of conversation in an organization that otherwise often doesn't happen.
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Last summer, the company got smacked with a $1 billion fine over sanction violations.
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They need authorities to defend them and to sanction those who break the law.
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Trump signed an executive order Friday giving his administration broad authority to sanction Turkey.
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The bills are targeting the movement to boycott, divest from and sanction (BDS) Israel.
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A week before the Iranian election, the U.S. signed a waiver extending sanction relief.
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Some states implement the bans on all drivers, while others sanction only new drivers.
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The next most severe sanction would have been to remove him from the bench.
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In mid-February 2019, as Cardenal's health worsened, Pope Francis overturned the papal sanction.
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On Monday, the U.S. is set to sanction the country's oil and gas industry.
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President Donald Trump made threats to sanction Iraq if American troops are pulled out.
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The state stopped short of issuing a public sanction against Robison or suspending him.
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The Senate's vote to sanction Russia is thus significant for at least two reasons.
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North Korea's sanction-riddled economy has limited the country's presence on the global stage.
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After the decision to sanction Iranian oil in May, everything else is fairly marginal.
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But the late inclusions of the anti-boycott, divest and sanction — or anti-B.
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Bobby Rush and Tim Ryan and Majority Whip James Clyburn — announced plans to sanction King.
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That raised the prospect of the U.S. being forced to sanction Chinese or Indian companies.
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And if you don&apost do a sanction, then they are going to keep stonewalling.
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They&aposre going to have to promise they&aposre not going to violate our sanction.
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The next time the U.S. decides to sanction Chinese tech, the impact will be cushioned.
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But eventually, the Bush administration had to lift that sanction, partly under pressure from allies.
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Early indications seem to be that the president-elect will indeed sanction spending on upgrades.
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The DNC has rebuffed calls to schedule or sanction a formal primary debate on climate.
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It said Beckenbauer's eventual collaboration with the investigation was the reason for the light sanction.
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In fact, if anything, the Sanction is a bit too tough for its own good.
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Although it is rare to sanction central bank officials, the U.S. has done it before.
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And would they use the Global Magnitsky Act to sanction the people running the camps?
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Two years is considered the standard sanction for unintentional doping under FIFA's anti-doping regulations.
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According to the report, the Baltimore doctor appealed their sanction to the hospital's ethics department.
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These members are now getting pretty aggressive on Russia and wanting to sanction them further.
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Maduro, who is himself under U.S. sanction, has in the past requested meetings with Trump.
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Trump could reopen the topic of Iran's nuclear deal, and sanction the country once more.
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The bill does not mention any harsh sanction proposals for Russian banks, supporting their shares.
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The Trump administration wants to get European allies to sanction the Revolutionary Guards, as well.
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He also did not answer whether the campaign plans to explicitly sanction "super PAC" money.
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North Korea feels it has done enough and demands sanction relief before doing anything else.
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Time and again, diplomatic dialog and economic sanction has been preferred over overt military action.
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So, even if executive orders to sanction individuals are fishing expeditions, they still can work.
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The sanction to Iran is positive to the long-term crude market, analysts told CNBC.
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France's Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad was elevated to third place in the wake of Kemboi's sanction.
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At a minimum, it would seem such an allegation would be in the contempt sanction.
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A third party, an independent judiciary, could sanction the viability of the congressional impeachment inquiry.
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The United States needs to do more than sanction Russia and sell arms to Ukraine.
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Could Cruz and Kasich face sanction from the party if they seek the nomination again?
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In September, reports emerged that the Trump administration may sanction China over the mass detainments.
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President Donald Trump's threat to sanction foreign firms that buy Iranian barrels beyond his Nov.
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It demanded sanction and punishments for students or landlords who insisted on discrimination in housing.
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" It said the punishment was an "appropriate sanction" to "preserve the status of the sport.
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Sanction relief, therefore, can doubtfully stop Kim, but will likely engender a new nuclear crisis.
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"The federation sanctions those who insult referees, even if it's a ridiculous sanction," Mante said.
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The most high-profile sanction targets Sadeq Amoli Larijani, the administrative head of Iran's judiciary.
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Mr. Deripaska called these accusations "balderdash" and his lawsuit challenged the sanction on constitutional grounds.
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My answer is, sanction the ones you already know and keep adding to the list.
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The Republican scheme to sanction a hereditary plutocracy betrays the founding values of our Republic.
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Some of his behavior, like dating undergraduates, would likely be grounds for academic sanction today.
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American law requires that banks with ties to the United States avoid those under sanction.
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Those groups also say omissions remain and have asked the judge to sanction the government.
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So U.S. sanction regimes have usually been the blueprint for how we dealt with sanctions.
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"If our government decided to sanction [Sibur], that would be a different story," Ross added.
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In addition, the bill would sanction both Russia's cyber industry and target its sovereign debt.
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In addition, the bill would sanction both Russia's cyber industry and target its sovereign debt.
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But just as an impeachment proceeding is political in nature, so is its final sanction.
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The U.S. will also sanction 17 Iranian metals producers and mining companies with Friday's measure.
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At least they wouldn't invoke divine sanction or cultural taboos before having us for lunch.
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The most severe sanction the Center can impose is permanent ineligibility to participate in sport.
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The Pope's move, dismissal from the clerical state, is the strongest sanction he can give.
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"I would get into trouble to sanction something that was blatantly illegal," he told us.
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"It seems the most obvious sanction is pretty straight forward," he said at the hearing.
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"We will sanction any illicit purchases of Iranian crude oil," Hook told reporters in London.
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Regardless, Canada opted to sanction a sac roe fishery in a vital SOK harvesting area.
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The sanction for this misdemeanour is a scrum, which offers no immediate chance to score points.
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Dombrovskis said the Commission didn't want to sanction Italy for reneging on agreed fiscal terms, however.
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Dave Trott said sanction relief would add up to somewhere between $50 billion and $150 billion.
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Some of those penalties could be re-imposed under separate sanction authorities unrelated to nuclear issues.
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The commission says the changes undermine judicial independence and has opened a procedure to sanction Warsaw.
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"For a lot of projects looking to sanction now, it's a race against time," Konertz said.
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It would sanction judges, prosecutors, and any company or state that assists an investigation of Americans.
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In the event of a fine, the sanction would require the approval of EU finance ministers.
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A French official rejected suggestions that Washington's threat to sanction the project broke the EU logjam.
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Sanction-squeezed Iran needs outlets for exports; its oil trucks cram the roads of Iraqi Kurdistan.
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"Investors are asking: who will be next on the U.S. sanction list?" fund manager Li said.
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"I expect that the IAAF will maintain the sanction against Russian athletics," Coates later told reporters.
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"This month we will submit the bill that will sanction collusion with jail sentences," said Pizarro.
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But the EU official said the bloc believes that does not sanction the central bank itself.
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"They are murdered by the tens of thousands, without investigation, judgment, sanction or reparation," it said.
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Russia can challenge the IOC sanction with an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Sporre, however, noted it was unlikely to be a double penalty in terms of a sanction.
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Its refusal to sanction or fire JBL shows just how hollow its corporate makeover has been.
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So while I'm not proud to follow and sanction celebrity Twitter beefs, I'll still do it.
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The company paid the settlement, but was also supposed to sanction its executives over the issue.
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Little surprise, then, that many organisations refuse to sanction business-class travel on short-haul flights.
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The data could pave the way to sanction procedures if EU and Italian data differed widely.
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CALIFORNIA, America's most populous state, became the fifth to sanction doctor-assisted suicide on June 9th.
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In fact, it already has -- you decided to sanction 17 Saudis, even without a "final" report.
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Oil industry sources warned that if Washington follows through on its threat to sanction non-U.
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The order comes as the Trump administration is actively exploring options to sanction Venezuela's oil sector.
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It would mark the first sanction by a leading competition regulator into the company's search practices.
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The law was intended to give the president narrowly defined powers to sanction hostile foreign governments.
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Meng faces possible extradition to the United States for breaking a sanction against trade with Iran.
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Despite these efforts, Allen said any potential Iran oil sanction waivers would likely only be temporary.
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Without further sanction from Yale, Professor Pogge plans to teach a pair of courses this fall.
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"This is a serious offence, undermining the EU sanction regime", the prosecutors said in a statement.
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Over the weekend, the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to sanction Pyongyang for the tests.
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The United States continues to sanction Russia over the issue and supports Ukraine with financial aid.
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The U.S. last week also threatened to sanction foreign banks that do business with Maduro's government.
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The sanctions target 27 entities, 28 vessels and one individuals all involved in sanction evasion schemes.
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Bolton will threaten to sanction ICC judges if the proposal goes forward, the news service added.
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Tretyakov's sanction elevates Martins Dukurs of Latvia to gold and Matthew Antoine, an American, to silver.
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In that sanction, a ban on Iran's oil exports is highly in touch with oil price.
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"The privilege to be invited requires more than just the absence of a sanction," he said.
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There is no public record of such a sanction, and the cardinal continued to celebrate Mass.
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To continue to enforce the law, there should be a sanction for crossing the border illegally.
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Public court filings show no specific proposal from prosecutors about what sanction the company should face.
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Earlier this year, MIT ended its working relationships with Huawei and ZTE over alleged sanction violations.
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The House last week overwhelmingly passed a bill to sanction and condemn China over the crackdown.
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Volker said the international community would continue to sanction Russia until Crimea was restored to Ukraine.
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Trump's tweet, in contrast, appeared to give sanction busters a "get out of jail free" card.
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The Senate is expected to move quickly on legislation that would sanction Russia for future meddling.
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Only the Ethics Committee has the power to sanction a member for violations of House rules.
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Some analysts believe US sanction will destroy Iran's open-up plan, hurting its economy growth potential.
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Before that, US sanction against Russia aluminum once fired the turbulence flashpoint, but cool down later.
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And it is difficult to sanction countries for producing products that the sanctioning countries are consuming.
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Instead, on Tuesday, McConnell signaled that he intends to continue protecting Trump from accountability or sanction.
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Chinoputsa said police had refused to sanction the march, saying that it would degenerate into violence.
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The idea of some sort of admonishment or sanction of the president could be in play.
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The sanction is proportionate to a person's ability to pay and the degree of harm inflicted.
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MIT cuts working relationship with Huawei and ZTE over alleged sanction violations The Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced it will suspend collaborations, including research projects and funding, with Huawei Technologies and ZTE, two Chinese tech companies fighting with the U.S. government over alleged sanction violations. 7.
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Pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani has been trying to revive Iran's sanction-hit economy by attracting foreign investment.
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The league plans to appeal the sanction, claiming that the agency doesn't fully understand the app's technology.
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None of the architects of George W. Bush's torture policy were arrested or faced serious professional sanction.
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And we can talk about the president, but what do you have in terms of a sanction?
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The judge denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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The row over doping is merely a Western sanction, imposed on Russia for the war in Ukraine.
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For instance, the US Treasury and the Department of Commerce should sanction recipients of stolen intellectual property.
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She pretty much did this on the fly and had no official sanction for a few months.
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But its lawyers are expected to have made sure there was no risk of sanction-busting penalties.
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The Court ruled the IOC's refusal to invite them constituted no sanction but rather an eligibility decision.
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The data could pave the way to sanction procedures if EU and Italian data differ widely. Nov.
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Azar could simply determine that Idaho wasn't enforcing the law and threaten to sanction Idaho Blue Cross.
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In a further sign of lost control, four cabinet ministers defied their party whip, yet escaped sanction.
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Fraternity brothers were not aware of, nor did they sanction the "pig roast" contest, the statement read.
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China said on Friday it would sanction U.S. companies selling weapons to Taiwan but did not elaborate.
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The Australian added that he expected international weightlifting would sanction the sport's national governing body in Russia.
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" He added, "The U.S. likes to sanction others, whenever there's an issue, they'll use such combative methods.
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Complicating matters further, President Donald Trump's administration has said it will sanction Venezuela's state-owned oil firm.
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Trump has also moved to sanction two members of OPEC — Iran and Venezuela — impacting global oil supply.
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"I have been held negligent, but without penalty, without sanction, without registration of the decision," she said.
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In January, Strumia's employer, the University of Pisa, issued a public sanction against him for his actions.
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For example, the U.S. has decided to sanction Chinese telecom giant ZTE for trade violations with Iran.
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However, she said, there's not a lot more that the international community can do to sanction Pyongyang.
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It also declares military personnel in such zones to be immune from prosecution without prior government sanction.
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Students are enrolled in schools voluntarily, and expulsion is the most burdensome sanction a university can impose.
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Sobol had called on people to attend the demonstration, which authorities in Moscow had refused to sanction.
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Perhaps the Trump administration believes that it can sanction Turkey and India with little risk of blowback.
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Mnuchin insisted the Trump administration would sanction Russian vessels and entities for North Korea issues if warranted.
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" Fortune Brands Home & Security: "No, actually, with rates coming down, I'm going to sanction buying this stock.
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This was the first known legal sanction of slavery other than as a means of criminal punishment.
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Critics say parts of the article did not have parliamentary sanction and that it discriminates against women.
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"We will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction," Trump said in a televised address Tuesday.
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GOP lawmakers are proposing new measures to sanction Russia or beef up election security ahead of 2018.
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"We don't know what it is they think Kraft did and what warranted the sanction," Sauter said.
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He has since made headlines after saying President Trump should sanction anyone who does business with Iran.
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Conversely, if an individual doesn't comply with conditions, he is given a sanction proportional with the offense.
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I voted for every sanction against Iran when I was in the Senate, but it wasn't enough.
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Trump is falling down here, too, by failing to sanction the entities or individuals doing the stealing.
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I voted for every sanction against Iran when I was in the senate, but it wasn't enough.
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In order to sidestep legal sanction, Gush Shalom had to include a short waiver on its report.
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Fracking has meant we could sanction Iran's oil exports and barely feel the consequences at the pump.
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U.S. Soccer has the authority to sanction all professional matches that are played in the United States.
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He will be the first to do so while under sanction from the United States Treasury Department.
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Trump administration officials have reacted with derision and fury and have quietly threatened to sanction the entity.
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It was Canada, in 2001, that became the first country to sanction the medical use of marijuana.
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For its part, the Pentagon should look to itself and sanction those responsible for the Kelley failure.
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She was refused: The Army did not yet sanction hormone therapy for soldiers, let alone for prisoners.
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It would restrict arms sales to Turkey, sanction Turkish officials and authorize humanitarian assistance for Syrian civilians.
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"In order to trigger a sanction, you have to have been 99.9 percent likely doped," Tucker said.
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A minority said they would proactively investigate whether companies were complying and sanction the most glaring violations.
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The sanction notice said Mr. Bogachev had stolen about $100 million from American companies and government agencies.
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After further negotiations, they instead submitted the revised request to the committee on Sunday to sanction Azhar.
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Texas claims that the president's executive decisions lack legal sanction by Congress and have injured the state.
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But the Chinese in particular were reluctant to pass any sanction that could destabilize Mr. Kim's regime.
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WADA's latest sanction follows its discovery that Russian officials had given it doctored computer files in January.
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Mr. Azari Jahromi, a frequent Twitter user, reacted as though the sanction were a badge of honor.
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Iran's exports have largely down since May as the U.S. sanction against Iran will take effect soon.
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The final review, which refers his administrative sanction to the federal comptroller's office, takes the same position.
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For the bloc to issue such a sanction, the 27 other member states would have to agree.
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" He added, "The European Union should sanction France and all those European countries that are impoverishing Africa.
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The commission would have the authority to sanction prosecutors and, in extreme cases, remove them from office.
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A spokesman for Julius Baer said it "cooperates with international regulators ... in the field of sanction regulations".
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Google was hit with a 1.49-billion-euro ($1.7 billion) fine on Wednesday, the third antitrust sanction from the European Union in two years after a record-breaking 4.34 billion euro penalty last year and a 2.4-billion-euro sanction in 183 over its anti-competitive practices.
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He promised that those who fled religious tyranny would find religious tolerance in America, "For happily the Government of the United States gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance …" In his Charlottesville remarks and pardon of Arpaio, Trump effectively gave sanction to bigotry and assistance to persecution.
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However, he warned that the United States would sanction banks that facilitate illicit transactions masquerading as humanitarian trade.
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Japanese-Americans became objects of suspicion, then legal sanction, and Watase was expelled from an officer-training course.
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Under the proposed bill, 55 of the outposts will have official sanction, according to settlements watchdog Peace Now.
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The sanction stems from an incident in March 2016, in which a female Uber driver in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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The U.S. decision to sanction Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), which controls part of Iran's economy, is another complication.
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Absolutely,' the president responded when asked if the U.S. would sanction European companies that do business with Iran.
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In stalking cases, colleges handed out some sort of sanction at least 270 times, but issued 48 expulsions.
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In one issue, a crime boss named Sanction fends off the police by shooting concussion mortars at them.
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The deadline for the Trump administration to decide whether to sanction those responsible for Khashoggi's murder is Friday.
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TIM said in the statement it had not been informed that a formal sanction procedure had been launched.
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Washington's decision not to renew the sanction waivers sent US oil prices shooting up nearly 3% on Monday.
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The U.S. move added to European anger over Washington's threat to sanction companies that did business with Iran.
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By contrast, in the U.S., a strong case to sanction Google was quashed by a presidentially appointed commission.
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The most important single thing is for organisations to have a credible threat of sanction for the perpetrators.
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He added that if the Democratic National Committee did sanction the debate, the campaign's stance would be different.
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The judge had denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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Mr Abadi's government will not sanction what it sees as a grab for oil and land, particularly Kirkuk.
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The judge had denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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I want him to sanction the officials who oppressed people, who kill people, who torture people to death.
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President Donald Trump has just signed an executive order to automatically sanction foreigners who interfere in US elections.
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The Magnitsky law has so far been used to sanction 39 Russians implicated in the theft and coverup.
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The Trump administration has also threatened to sanction Zarif, limited his movements in New York and criticized him.
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Iran has steadfastly maintained that it will not curb its oil exports until they reach pre-sanction levels.
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A Vatican official said it is up to local church leaders to sanction priests who sexually abuse sisters.
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A second doping violation would bring a tougher sanction and rule him out of next year's Tokyo Olympics.
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"We will not hesitate to sanction third-country entities and individuals supporting North Korea's illegal activities," he warned.
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He said U.S. officials keep an eye on supply as it works to sanction both Iran and Venezuela.
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President Barack Obama pushed the Europeans to contribute more troops to Afghanistan and to sanction Iran's nuclear program.
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And having said that, the number of plants which face some sanction was very small in the country.
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Estonia, the UK, and the US have already adopted "Magnitsky laws" to sanction Russians connected to the fraud.
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Vigano said he could not remember what year the alleged sanction, which was never made public, was imposed.
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We private citizens have the ability, perhaps even the duty, to sanction and discern the speech of others.
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The panel issued its verdict on Tuesday and said it would consider further submissions before issuing a sanction.
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"If they don't sanction me, I would feel bad!" mocked Cabello at a rally of supporters on Thursday.
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Before that, the U.S. forbade ZTE from purchasing equipment from American companies as punishment for trade sanction violations.
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It has issued 5 private or public letters of admonition, and none have led to a disciplinary sanction.
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Instead the CBR channelled dollars to sanction-hit banks and energy companies, to help them repay external debt.
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Chivaura said if ZERA again refused to sanction a tariff increase, the power company could cut power supplies.
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday that Washington planned to sanction Russian oligarchs this week.
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Please, customs, let us go" and "Sanction North Korea, as long as you protect Chinese citizens from losses.
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This time around, the US would not have the support of other major Western powers to sanction Iran.
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The Administration is currently putting together the first list of foreign officials to sanction under this new measure.
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It is impossible to imagine a hit team being sent to Istanbul without sanction by Mohammed Bin Salman.
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That's despite ongoing efforts by the international community to bring the sanction-burdened state to the negotiating table.
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He said nothing about how he plans to sanction complicit bishops or end the Vatican's culture of secrecy.
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I will wonder: Do these pervasive entertainment tropes about the way men and women interact sanction certain dynamics?
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Tyler added that Western allies would, therefore, find it hard to hurt Russia with this kind of sanction.
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The United States sanctioned this slush fund in 2013 but did not sanction Khamenei personally until late June.
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For instance, even if professors set a good tone, students could be concerned about social sanction from peers.
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The indictments allege that the company stole intellectual property from T-Mobile and also violated U.S. sanction orders.
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One engineering expert branded the proposal a "thoughtless soundbite" that "no sane contractor or responsible government" would sanction.
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Bell Pottinger was expelled from the Public Relations and Communications Association for five years, the harshest possible sanction.
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It is a point endlessly raised by House members on television but conspicuously missing in the contempt sanction.
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Critics of Article 35A say the provision did not have parliamentary sanction, and that it discriminates against women.
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In many ways, courts sanction the misconduct of officers by consistently ignoring violations of citizens' fourth amendment rights.
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This is not the first time China has said it would sanction U.S. companies selling weapons to Taiwan.
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The DNC could reward states that hold regular primaries with extra delegates, or sanction states that hold caucuses.
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Lawrence Berger, a lawyer representing the agent who shot the tire, said his client is appealing the sanction.
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In what world does the most powerful government sanction such an assault on family and on LGBTQ people?
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That follows Gardner's announcement that Trump has agreed to back legislation that would formally sanction state-level legalization.
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That would've been a violation of a sanction that bars Iran from transactions touching the U.S. financial system.
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In Vietnam, the inspection committee investigates wrongdoing before making a decision on how to sanction those found responsible.
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SocGen's French rival BNP Paribas agreed to pay $8.9 billion in a settlement on sanction violations in 2015.
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A bill to sanction North Korea for its burgeoning cyber warfare efforts is headed to President Obama's desk.
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Whatever we discovered would only satisfy our drive to sanction and label every human mystery, not help Ruby.
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The Orbán regime, however, is standing firm, dismissing EU sanction as part of the international pro-migrant plot.
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The Treasury Department updated its list of individuals under sanction on Friday to remove the two Turkish officials.
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Such debates within the civil realm are best solved without trying to claim divine sanction for either position.
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Washington should sanction Mahmoud Alavi, Iran's minister of intelligence, who presides over much of Tehran's repression of reporters.
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The warriors, looking rough and ready and brandishing swords, want Norma to sanction an attack on the Romans.
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If Wendy had listened to Marty, she wouldn't have had to sanction the murder of her own brother.
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Such a sanction would typically cripple a smartphone company, but Chinese smartphone users rallied behind Huawei in 2019.
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Pompeo declined to address whether the United States is prepared to sanction Russia over its backing of Maduro.
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Iran's biggest oil customers are China and India, who have both been lobbying for extensions to sanction waivers.
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His administration's plan to sanction Iranian oil exports in November will create a significant global oil-supply decline.
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The latest sanction in April was because ZTE lied about disciplining some executives responsible for the original violations.
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Despite Beach's early promise, her domineering mother at first refused to sanction a life as a touring pianist.
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It's also an open question whether the Ethics Committee even has the authority to sanction pre-congressional behavior.
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The IWC and perhaps even the UN need to sanction Japan for their egregious abrogation of international law.
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Only a federal district judge could order that sanction, another reason to channel cases into the federal courts.
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" He added that North Korea had said it was "willing to do much less on the sanction front.
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The latest round of U.S. sanctions against Russia incudes entities and individuals who violated US sanction ban before.
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" She adds, "All offensive behavior should be addressed, but not all offensive behavior warrants the most severe sanction.
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" Mnuchin said the executive order "greatly enhances our ability to identify, sanction and deter perpetrators of terrorism worldwide.
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"The U.S. should be aware that sanction and pressure will never threaten DPRK and never work," Han said.
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Federal prosecutors on Monday charged Huawei with stealing intellectual property from T-Mobile and violating U.S. sanction orders.
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"It's not a sanction," said Laure Brillaud, a policy officer on money laundering at Transparency International in Brussels.
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Exxon had announced earlier that it was withdrawing from its joint ventures with Rosneft due to Western sanction.
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And his willingness to take punishment—combined with his stature as a team leader—helped sanction the brutality.
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BRUSSELS, March 20 (Reuters) - Google was hit with a 1.49-billion-euro ($1.7 billion) fine on Wednesday, the third antitrust sanction from the European Union in two years after a record-breaking 4.34 billion euro penalty last year and a 2.4-billion-euro sanction in 183 over its anti-competitive practices.
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Luis Garcia del Moral, a Spanish physician who worked with the Armstrong team and formerly practiced sports medicine, "has been granted a reduced period of ineligibility that supersedes his previous lifetime sanction from USADA and he is no longer under sanction with immediate effect," USADA said in a news release.
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Iran, a key OPEC member, has said it was determined to restore its crude exports to pre-sanction levels.
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The commission does not have the power to compensate victims of typhoons or to sanction emitters of carbon dioxide.
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The ICC's panel of judges chose not to refer South Africa to the UN Security Council for further sanction.
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There are ongoing campaigns for the province to sanction cannabis lounges and cafés, which have long operated under prohibition.
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More Russian athletes have appealed to CAS after they were excluded from the Games despite having no doping sanction.
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Pompeo on Monday defended the administration's stance, referring to its move to sanction 17 people linked to Khashoggi's death.
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The U.S. has maintained that it retains the right to sanction Iran for other behavior such as supporting terrorism.
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BRENT CRUDE OIL FUTURES RISE BY MORE THAN 2 PCT AS U.S. PREPARES TO END ALL IRAN SANCTION WAIVERS
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The FIVB cannot ignore or easily sanction one of the best on-court stories of the past few years.
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Facebook, the target of seven investigations by the Irish data protection watchdog, could face its first sanction this summer.
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But the Supreme Court rejected the administration's request to sanction the ACLU attorneys for their actions in the case.
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In May, Washington ended sanction waivers given to importers of Iranian oil, aiming to cut Tehran's exports to zero.
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And unlike NAFTA, the new deal allows each country to sanction the others for labor violations that impact trade.
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There may be no legal sanction to seek in this instance, since public oratory is rarely protected by copyright.
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Aiming to cut Iran's sales to zero, Washington in May ended sanction waivers given to importers of Iranian oil.
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He spelled out that Hungary would not subscribe to an attempt to invoke the EU's Article 7 sanction process.
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Apparently that counts for little with Mr Trump, who seems to ignore their advice and sanction their public humiliation.
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"There may be also a sanction from international weightlifting I would expect in respect of Russian weightlifting," Coates said.
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But Trump said the United States was not looking to sanction companies that participated in the project with Russia.
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The Commission's move is the third step in a lengthy procedure to sanction member states who breach EU law.
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There was weak verification, the sanction -- the money was front-loaded, planes of cash going to -- going to Iran.
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And unlike NAFTA, the new deal allows each country to sanction each other for labor violations that impact trade.
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The Swedish FA had confirmed at the time that it had received the sanction about its kit and socks.
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Any sanction CMS decides to impose on Theranos would likely meet a lengthy appeal process, the Journal reported Wednesday.
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"It's good to leave the international federations room to sanction those who can properly prove themselves clean," he said.
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"What we need to do is find a way to sanction the regime without affecting the population," he added.
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Earlier this month, Staley apologized to the Barclays board and promised to accept whatever sanction the board deemed appropriate.
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"We've said that we will sanction any sanctionable behavior, and we mean it," Pompeo said in remarks in Florida.
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Under the new bill, 55 of the outposts will have official sanction, according to Israeli settlement watchdog Peace Now.
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This sanction won't sting the target, nor does it resolve bigger problems in a weak U.S.-China audit agreement.
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In a healthy society, it will be contained, segregated, controlled, and stigmatized, carrying both a legal and social sanction.
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He was one of the first senators to ask the White House to sanction specific high-profile Venezuelan cronies.
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But the initial sanction to prevent ZTE from buying U.S. components for seven years was essentially the death penalty.
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The House on Wednesday passed legislation that would name and sanction hackers who help execute nation-state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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The Supreme Court notes the unpaid suspension isn't a minor sanction because it will permanently blemish the judges' records.
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The U.S. could sanction its already distressed oil sector if President Nicolas Maduro proceeds with an election in May.
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He wants sanction relief from American and U.N. sanctions over his now-suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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The Act would create a process for the US to sanction individuals targeting whistleblowers for exposing illegal state activity.
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The legislation would also allow the U.S. to sanction Chinese officials responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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No.1 is if the sanction would require importing countries to make significant reductions in their Iranian crude imports.
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I can move to have the court strike their allegations, and sanction their lawyers, as I have successfully done.
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"The Supreme Court has consistently refused to sanction the use of the death penalty in crimes other than homicide."
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"The only people left to sanction are me, my dad and our neighbor's kid," one Iranian joked on Twitter.
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Sanction relief seems to have been discussed in some of the other secret contacts between Trump operatives and Russians.
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We know that Michael Flynn lied to the F.B.I. when he denied discussing sanction relief with the Russian ambassador.
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"Many physicians sanction the use of deception to secure third-party payers' approval of medically indicated care," they wrote.
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So does the spectacle of Homelander invoking divine sanction for xenophobic violence before a crowd of adoring evangelical Christians.
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Iraq is also a major customer for Iranian goods that are not under sanction, including food and construction materials.
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But state bars, and individual judges, already have ample authority to sanction attorneys who engage in such unprofessional conduct.
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They freeze assets in the United States and ban entry into this country for those who are under sanction.
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A 2019 inspection had showed a case of "shortcomings in complying with Sanction Law", it said in a statement.
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Mr. Flynn never explicitly promised sanction relief, but seemed to leave the impression that it was possible, officials said.
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The practice also provides social sanction for girls to be married off or have sex, often resulting in pregnancy.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina threatened on Fox News' "Fox & Friends" to "sanction the hell" out of Saudi Arabia.
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The 2017 Countering America&aposs Adversaries Through Sanctions Act allows Trump to sanction Turkey for conducting business with Russia.
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Lindsey Graham, who's sponsoring a bill to sanction top Saudi officials, told VICE News while walking under the Capitol.
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And yet the Trump administration recently threatened to sanction Pakistan if it didn't deal with its terrorist safe havens.
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The devil is in the compliance and how the Iranian sanction waivers pan out in the next 22019 months.
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Iran remained a stumbling block to the plan with its target to raise output to reach pre-sanction export levels.
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Kentucky's governor, Matt Bevin, who signed the offending "religious-liberty bill" into law, has downplayed the effect of California's sanction.
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In April and May, the US went so far as to sanction Iran's Supreme Leader and part of its military.
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In another recent Dagens Nyheter article about prostitution in Gothenburg, Airbnb issued a statement saying it didn't sanction illegal activities.
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"Our goal is to be in every country that's not at war or under sanction from the U.S.," Pathak added.
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According to some reports, that's because the criminals themselves are scared of carrying guns for fear of strict legal sanction.
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U.S. CRUDE OIL FUTURES HIT $65.95/BBL, HIGHEST SINCE OCT 2018, AFTER WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES END TO ALL IRAN SANCTION WAIVERS
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The details: The Treasury Department will sanction Park Jin Hyok and Chosun Expo Joint Venture, an alleged front IT company.
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In August, Trump threatened Venezuela with a "military option," shortly after the US government added Maduro to its sanction list.
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This is tricky; we do not want to discourage doctors from adequately treating pain out of fear of legal sanction.
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Based on speculation and political reasons without facts and evidence, they have imposed the most severe sanction on a company.
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The sanction applies whether a candidate personally gives out the gifts or whether campaign activists do so on their behalf.
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In September America filed criminal charges against a Dandong company and several of its citizens, accusing them of sanction-busting.
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They are, in effect, a form of self-imposed economic sanction, narrowing the range of choice for consumers and businesses.
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Rather, they work to delegitimize and sanction Israel internationally while educating Palestinian youths to hate Israel and murder its citizens.
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We just ask questions totally in line with sanction committee rules ... We didn't block anything - we put it on hold.
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The British authorities didn't believe there was enough evidence to try him successfully and they refused to sanction a trial.
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It is the heaviest sanction yet for a FFP breach on a club from one of Europe's top five leagues.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) reduced the sanction to 15 months, saying she was not an "intentional doper".
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But if you disavow any intention of getting Europeans to sanction Iran, there's absolutely no point to the whole exercise.
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Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said Russia, which will host the 2018 World Cup, would not appeal against the sanction.
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The country's referendum on constitutional issues on December 4, 2016 is seen as a sanction vote on failed economic policies.
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Human rights monitors believe many of these were carried out by vigilantes with official sanction, a charge the government denies.
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Once Kasowitz was out, Trump pursued tactics so aggressive that they nearly cost him and Kasowitz's replacement a sanction finding.
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But Russia has repeatedly blocked efforts at the UN to investigate chemical attacks or sanction officials from the Assad regime.
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The British departure, after seven dismal years of occupation, was celebrated with mayoral sanction for the last time in 1916.
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Additionally, such a framework could be struck in a way that it accommodates Iran's return to pre-sanction production levels.
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Though his approval rating sits at 38 percent, Maine Republicans blocked an attempt to officially sanction him earlier this month.
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Oil prices fell during Asian hours after declining overnight as the U.S. granted top buyers of Iranian oil sanction waivers.
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I'm not seeing jail or death, but definitely, receiving some sort of sanction for things he's done in the past.
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It is hard to imagine the mind-set that would sanction and pursue such a cruel and psychologically misguided policy.
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If they misstate the facts or law, a judge can sanction them with fines, limit or even dismiss their case.
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"(We) will make the necessary efforts before FIFA for the sanction to be ... reduced because it is unjust," Tapia said.
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It said Iran supports the plan, although Tehran was keen to restore its crude exports first to pre-sanction levels.
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Some Iranians also say the nuclear deal and the sanction relief haven't helped the economy and many citizens are frustrated.
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"Normal" is a term of art, but certainly does not sanction interest rates in the zero-to-one-percent range.
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The reported company would be required to pay a sanction for the breach, which would go directly to the CCA.
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Documents revealed Hacking Team had sold its malware to Sudan despite the country being on a United Nations sanction list.
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And his words, instead of emboldening NFL owners to sanction players who kneel during the anthem, had the opposite effect.
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All of these ZTE products use imported American components, which was why the sanction led the firm to cease operating.
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N. sanction swap would leave much less leeway for Iran to act like a rogue state and defy U.N. resolutions.
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In addition to addressing the question of Iran's nuclear and non-nuclear threats, the sanction swap would benefit non-U.
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Speaking to law enforcement officers on Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions claimed divine sanction for the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Namely, too many liberals in power lack the guts to sanction those dedicated to shouting down speakers from the right.
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The United States later said it may grant sanction waivers to some allies that are particularly reliant on Iranian supplies.
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Specifically, the Treasury Department has backtracked on its earlier call for complete international boycott and sanction of Iran by November.
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The sanction is retroactive to February when Livermore was notified of 2016 positive tests for the banned drugs clomipheneand mestorolone.
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Sanders spokesman Briggs had a curt reply when asked whether he thought the DNC would sanction a Trump-Sanders debate.
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The Commerce Department then alleged that ZTE misled regulators and failed to discipline the employees responsible for the sanction breach.
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Recent American and Canadian moves to sanction more than 40 senior Venezuelan officials seems a good policy template to follow.
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The United States is planning to sanction more Venezuelans with connections to President Nicolás Maduro, Bloomberg News reported on Monday.
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The bipartisan legislation requires the president to sanction foreign and domestic entities doing business with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors.
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In that motion, Mr. Salerno's lawyers at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom state: The court cannot sanction Shari's faithless conduct.
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EU has to think how to protect their own companies; this may include anti-sanction measures against the United States.
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And the European countries may withdraw investment because of the high risk from US sanction that US may take immediately.
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Some companies that have gaming business have already prepared to enter the sports betting market, just waited for the sanction.
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For example, the Trump administration could work with Congress and sanction countries that use official government mechanisms to proliferate drugs.
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And if needed, that can lead to sanction of the athletes wherever they are in the world, Norway or elsewhere.
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Separately, the Trump administration announced Thursday that it would sanction 17 Saudi officials for their alleged roles in Khashoggi's death.
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"Both Kanye West and Kim Kardashian face some potential legal exposure here, including criminal sanction," he tells Broadly over email.
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So record sellers face an ethical question: Do they ignore the requests of their customers or sanction certain unofficial recordings?
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Merkel, a Russian speaker who grew up in the former East Germany, has helped lead European efforts to sanction Russia.
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The president already has the authority to sanction under the industrial espionage section of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
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If he had a policy of refusing to serve gay people the law would have every right to sanction him.
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There is no sanction on medicines going to Iran, there is no sanctions on humanitarian assistance going into that country.
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When pressed for more details, he said, "I prefer not to get out ahead of what we're prepared to sanction."
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The State Department, though, refused to accept the parliament's decision, and President Trump threatened to sanction Iraq over the vote.
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For example, the resolution did not sanction oil imports, which are critical to the functioning of the North Korean state.
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It is very important is that if there is a sanction regime agreed that that sanctions regime is complied with.
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Under CAATSA, the United States has threatened to sanction countries that do not meaningfully reduce their arms imports from Russia.
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The Trump administration has responded by threatening to sanction Iraq and pull its foreign military funding if it does so.
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He's also said he will act to sanction Turkey if they go too far with their offensive against the Kurds.
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But McCarthy argued that campaign finance violations merit a fine, not the ultimate sanction Congress can take against a President.
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Mnuchin pledged that the administration would not hesitate to sanction Russian ships if there is evidence to support that step.
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"There are issues of repetition that have a value from a legal perspective and could increase the sanction," Hensel said.
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Earlier this month, the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to sanction North Korea, on top of already imposed sanctions.
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It pushes the US to sanction any official who abuses dissidents' rights in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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It also requires that the U.S. sanction Chinese and Hong Kong officials who commit human rights violations in the city.
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U.S. unions are demanding tougher, actionable provisions to sanction any Mexican violations of the labor rights commitments in the USMCA.
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But this high bar for sanction — essentially a "pics or it didn't happen" standard for racism — is also a problem.
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In this case, when it finally completed its initial review of Dr. Ablow, it found no reason to sanction him.
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But a Shaheen spokesman said the senator believes the Kremlin has placed her under a travel sanction, prohibiting her visit.
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The agreement aims to create a regulatory body with the authority and infrastructure to enforce conservation rules and sanction misconduct.
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Y.) on Thursday urged the European Union (EU) to sanction a top close associate of Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinJustice Department files motion to dismiss charges against firms accused of funding Russian troll farm Banning fracking, bad idea Senators press EU to sanction Putin associate for election meddling MORE for meddling in U.S. elections.
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Although South Africa will face no international sanction for letting Mr Bashir go free, this incident does its reputation no good.
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John Kilduff of Again Capital said the Trump administration may not wish to sanction Venezuelan for fear of hurting U.S. interests.
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Additionally, the administration plans to disclose classified information about breaches of U.S. networks and sanction some of the people deemed responsible.
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Maduro threatened stronger measures, while government officials visited pharmacies and supermarkets in Caracas to sanction vendors for selling at high prices.
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The sanction came after a two-year investigation triggered by a sector inquiry into e-commerce in the 28-country bloc.
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Either way, many experts say that refusing to sanction those institutions means North Korea isn't feeling much real pain just yet.
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The sanction will allow attorneys to bring up the electronics during the trial, which is set to take place in August.
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Democrats and some Republicans reacted with astonishment at the argument, suggesting it would sanction a virtually limitless exercise of presidential power.
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Iran's biggest oil customers are China and India, both of which have been lobbying for an extension to the sanction waivers.
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Trump's decision to authorize Treasury to sanction Turkish officials comes just days after bipartisan legislation sanctioning Turkey was announced from Graham.
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But US government figures show that Turkish steel imports have fallen 76% since 2018 -- there's relatively little steel left to sanction.
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The sanction is two years ineligibility subject to a reduction to a minimum of one year, IAAF anti-doping rules state.
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There are some very good causes, such as inducing rainfall in Sub-Saharan Africa during drought, where I would sanction intervention.
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However, Pakistan's staunch ally China, a Security Council member, has blocked previous attempts by world powers to sanction the JeM chief.
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The "penance and prayer" sanction has been the Vatican's punishment of choice for elderly priests convicted of raping and molesting children.
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Le Maire said that he would press Mnuchin for sanction exemptions for specific French companies so they could operate in Iran.
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Last year, the U.S. reached a deal with ZTE to end crippling restrictions for alleged Iran and North Korea sanction violations.
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As Gulliver reported in August, the government seems powerless even to sanction foreign route launches, let alone to nurture new airlines.
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Iran declined, as it is aiming to boost output to pre-sanction levels of 4 million barrels per day by 2017.
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Still, Japanese trade officials will visit Washington again in late September in a bid to negotiate sanction waivers, the executives said.
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Trump came right out sanction them and said malign behavior again is going to be worse coming from the United States.
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City governments and authorities have attempted to ban the rallies, sanction them to side roads and arrest protestors, according to NYT.
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Columbia's Armstrong agreed, predicting that China will sign on to whatever sanction the United Nations proposes, but they'll largely stop there.
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Pompeo's comments come as President Donald Trump has indicated that he would prefer not to sanction Turkey over the S-400.
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In a society where homophobia is still rife and has sanction from many politicians, being openly gay is a political act.
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Oxfam recommended that the French should "immediately stop and adequately sanction illegal practices" of police and ensure children&aposs asylum rights.
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A three-member panel is expected to issue a sanction on Friday after RA recommended his four-year contract be terminated.
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Some officials may well sanction illegal snatch-squads, to show that Hong Kong's autonomy does not extend to anti-party activity.
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The sanction came after a two-year investigation triggered by a sector inquiry into e-commerce in the 28-country bloc.
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Cruz also says that Sherman, the leader in mediating the Iran deal, was the "lead negotiator" on North Korean sanction deals.
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This could be European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager's last sanction against a tech company before her term ends on Oct. 31.
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That encouraged a tripling of South Korea's oil imports from Iran in January, but shipments remained far below pre-sanction levels.
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It was expected, though, as Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said last month that Trump ordered him to sanction the Iranian diplomat.
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The $13.5 million sanction requires Huang to return $4.4 million in profits he made from the illicit trading to the SEC.
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That powerful people face little sanction for misbehavior is an old story, as true in gender as it is in class.
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Alexander Novak, the Russian energy minister, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick in Jeddah Friday that every fresh sanction had an adverse effect.
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The All England Club confirmed Monday that Williams had been slapped with a sanction because of "unsportsmanlike conduct," The Times reports.
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That will surely force Washington to consider a much harder line, doing all it can to isolate and sanction the regime.
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Corker and Cardin said they are working on legislation to sanction Iran in response to the tests and other destabilizing actions.
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Aiming to cut Iran's oil sales to zero, Washington in May ended sanction waivers given to some importers of Iranian oil.
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But more immediately, lawmakers are calling for Congress to sanction the crown prince personally for his role in the Khashoggi killing.
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The White House is required by law to send Congress an assessment of the killing so lawmakers know who to sanction.
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But it's also the rest of the world that joined in, including the Chinese, to say we're going to sanction them.
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He fled the country for Paris, where he made the second work—this time with government sanction—for the Paris Biennale.
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Zarrab said Atilla was "the most knowledgeable person about the sanction rules" at Halkbank, and that he helped develop the scheme.
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Conventional wisdom holds that the official sanction from the Bundesregierung makes a marriage between the two challenged institutions a done deal.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned the U.S. against continuing to sanction North Korea in his New Year's speech Tuesday.
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The War over the Iran Deal Two schools of thought have formed, in response to the president's decision to sanction Iran.
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Democrats are therefore seeking a contempt sanction on a report that is 98 percent disclosed and only lacks grand jury material.
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While there is no doubt that many Methodists will applaud religious sanction against Sessions, there are many others who will not.
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They are teaching about the Dalits' contributions to the Hindu faith and speaking out against beliefs that sanction discrimination by birth.
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That follows Tuesday's jump of more than 3 percent on concerns U.S. efforts to sanction Iran will leave the market undersupplied.
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It will sanction execution by grotesque means It will invoke the Second Amendment to prohibit states from engaging in gun control … .
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" A First Amendment exception to sexual-harassment rules would "essentially sanction this form of exclusion in the entire television writing sector.
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As a society we find all sorts of ways not to sanction anything that would let women out of that container.
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Verstappen was handed a five-second penalty for the unsafe release, a sanction that dropped the Dutchman from second to fourth.
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Trump said Thursday, as he often has in recent weeks, that it isn't in U.S. interests to further sanction the kingdom.
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Even as news broke of Assad's qualified endorsement of Trump, the House of Representatives passed bipartisan legislation to sanction Assad's regime.
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Malta, together with other EU states, faces a sanction procedure for its delay in adopting new EU rules against money laundering.
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But Trump officials are signaling they may even sanction SWIFT officials if they keep Iran connected to the global financial system.
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Doable. Expose the immense wealth of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and sanction the companies he and other leading regime figures control?
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But Hungary, a close Polish ally which has also repeatedly clashed with Brussels, already said it won't vote to sanction Poland.
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Politicians are going to be tempted to adopt these strategies, but we shouldn't stop trying to sanction them for doing so.
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U.S. Soccer's refusal to sanction the match is about an issue much deeper than concerns about credentials, according to the lawsuit.
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But that would spook foreign and domestic investors and give the United States ammunition to sanction the country for currency manipulation.
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Johnny's lawyers asked the judge to impose a $100k sanction on Amber for delaying the proceeding, but the judge rejected that.
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The power that we require must be so solid and active that we can do without the sanction of men altogether.
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Fu said Pence made no commitments but told him he would personally follow up about the recommendation to sanction the individuals.
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We can expect an increasingly assertive China to sanction a much heavier crackdown in Hong Kong while the world helplessly watches.
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Democrats set up Barr showdown Democrats, having exhausted the ultimate political sanction of impeachment, are still vowing to hold Trump accountable.
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The measure would also prohibit arms sales to Turkey and sanction Ankara over its purchase of the Russian missile defense system.
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Trump's defense will be anchored on an argument that Congress' ultimate sanction against a president requires the commission of a crime.
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Previous studies had not shown a benefit for laws that sanction drivers for texting only after another violation has taken place.
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The Financial Action Task Force said Iran would stay on its blacklist, and called on member states to sanction the country.
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An Insolvency Service spokesman said the normal sanction in such cases is to disqualify people from serving as directors in future.
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Indeed, only one sanction is likely to have an existential impact on today's Russia -- targeting its export of oil and gas.
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In stark contrast to his oddly effusive embrace of Kim, Trump has slapped crippling sanction on Tehran, devastating the Iranian economy.
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The vice president reaffirmed President Donald Trump's commitment to signing sanction legislation targeting Russia that passed overwhelmingly last week in Congress.
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"We have repeatedly seen colleagues — including members of management — share contentious opinions on social media platforms without sanction," the guild wrote.
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In response, Trump has threatened to sanction Baghdad "like they've never seen before ever," if Iraq were to expel US troops.
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Adversaries hide their identity in Western marketplaces because illicit finance constantly morphs as alliances shift, laws change, and sanction breakers adapt.
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From Nov, U.S. sanction could hit Iran's crude oil exports, and Iran hopes to minimize its loss to the biggest extent.
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Washington has indicated it may offer temporary sanction waivers to allied countries that are unable to cease imports immediately from Iran.
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"The CAATSA will appear a rather subjective sanction program if it only applies to some nations and not all," said Layton.
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The UCI's anti-doping tribunal found the rider guilty of unintentional consumption of benzoylecgonine, a cocaine metabolite, which prompted the sanction.
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In 2009, U.S. authorities placed Tajideen on a sanction blacklist because of his alleged support for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
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It is unsurprising, given Russia's "active measures" directed at the 2628 election, that more legislation to sanction Russia has bipartisan support.
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The Swedish company said it estimated a monetary sanction of $1 billion, along with additional related costs, to settle the investigations.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Tuesday the Trump administration would soon sanction the 25 remaining members of the court.
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Other analysts said the new sanction was primarily meant as a message for countries that still dealt with the Maduro government.
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In January, Sari Bashi of Human Rights Watch called for FIFA to sanction the Israeli Football Association over the settlement clubs.
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EU foreign ministers endorsed a French government decision to sanction Iranian nationals accused of a bomb plot in France, diplomats said.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Sunday said it has agreed to sanction more presidential debates after facing criticism over a limited schedule "Our Democratic candidates have agreed in principle to having the DNC sanction and manage additional debates in our primary schedule, inclusive of New Hampshire this week," DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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The halt in exports coincided with the EU's expected decision on whether to sanction Argentina's biodiesel industry over suspicions of receiving subsidies.
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EU foreign ministers endorsed a French government decision to sanction Iranian nationals accused of a bomb plot in France, three diplomats said.
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"It is right now a diplomatically-led, economic-sanction buttressed effort to try to turn North Korea off this path," Mattis said.
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"But at the same time you're saying that you want to boycott and sanction our foreign minister, so you're lying," Rouhani said.
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" Huawei also said the company "complies with all applicable laws and regulations where it operates, including applicable export control and sanction laws.
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The United States and six gulf nations have agreed to sanction business and individuals they say support Iran's Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah.
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"The idea that the Administration is now going to sanction Turkey to protect the Kurdish people rings totally hollow," Van Hollen said.
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"The UK welcomes U.S. action to sanction individuals connected to the use of chemical weapons in Syria," he said in a statement.
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In response to Trump's decision, the House overwhelmingly passed both a resolution opposing the withdrawal and a bill that would sanction Turkey.
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But senior Trump officials are now identifying individuals to sanction — they're going one by one through the senior ranks of Maduro's regime.
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"Patients who want to continue their pregnancy should not be guinea pigs, and the Nebraska Legislature should not sanction that," state Sen.
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Yet Trump did not ask Congress to sanction Iran, which would absolutely destroy the deal, but plans to leave the threat looming.
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"There's a new sheriff in town in the U.S., so that new sanction relief is not guaranteed by any measure," she said.
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Vice President Tareck El Aissami is under sanction for alleged drug trafficking, while Economy Minister Simon Zerpa has been sanctioned for corruption.
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Now that Iran has increased production to near pre sanction levels, they may well be inclined to agree to a production freeze.
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The threat on May 8th of the "highest level of economic sanction" on Iran, however, seems to mean exactly what it says.
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MOSCOW – Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is suing President Vladimir Putin over authorities&apos repeated refusals to sanction rallies for his supporters.
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Pro-life campaigners are also believed to have raised funds abroad, mainly in America, but have yet to face any such sanction.
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" The Russia/Iran/NK sanctions bill: "[W]hat we're saying is we need to sanction these regimes because of what they've done.
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Colin Fieman, Michaud's lawyer, said he would seek the indictment's dismissal as a sanction for prosecutors electing to not make the disclosure.
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Iran has steadfastly maintained that it will not contribute to any output freeze until its crude exports return to pre-sanction levels.
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Menendez said he would introduce legislation that would force the administration to sanction Turkey if Trump refuses to do so under CAATSA.
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The militarization of policing would once again receive White House sanction, with an executive order allowing local police to acquire military weapons.
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"For the sake of security for children worldwide, we urge all countries to put sanction on the Saudi regime," a caption reads.
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The United States will also sanction two additional companies that transport Venezuelan crude to Cuba, Pence said in a speech in Houston.
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At the global level, it is hard to see how the strategy to sanction Iran into submission plays out in our favor.
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Materials stocks rose after overnight gains in the metals markets on Russia sanction worries, with mining major Rio Tinto jumping 3.12 percent.
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An EU official said that despite its legal challenge, Slovakia had heeded the call to take in refugees and so escaped sanction.
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" In 2015 it reported that one "method used by the government is to counterattack or sanction in response to damaging media reports.
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"I think it would be horrible to give any sanction relief to Russia while it's still occupying Crimea," Cardin told The Hill.
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Abadan's and Tehran's international airports are the main IRGC logistical hubs for the airlifts to Syria, and the U.S. should sanction both.
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CAATSA orders the president to sanction any person who engages in a "significant transaction" (left undefined) with Russia's defense or intelligence establishment.
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Washington, however, has argued that North Korea is refusing to push forward on agreed disarmament provisions over demands for U.S. sanction relief.
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German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said that Germany government is set to help its companies and minimize the consequences of US sanction.
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The State Department's Office of Counterterrorism Finance and Designations, where I worked, led the all-source investigation that culminated in HBL's sanction.
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A more serious sanction would be to ban investors from holding Qatari assets, but authorities have given no sign of doing this.
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Cook spoke out against so-called "religious freedom" bills, which advocates say sanction discrimination under the guise of religion, a year ago.
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Also Tuesday, the House passed a bill by voice vote to sanction people responsible for the humanitarian crisis in Syria through 2021.
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The White House is reportedly keen on the separation policy, but Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen has yet to sanction it.
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In hacking down Paul Allen, he made sure that future generations would never see such unsportsmanlike behaviour given so lenient a sanction.
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It also gives the president the ability to sanction any Russian officials who were involved in similar murder schemes in the future.
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Obama's decision Thursday to sanction Russian entities for election-related hacking is just the latest obstacle he has placed in Trump's way.
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The Turks have sought leniency in the sanction process, and the extradition of Mr. Attila to serve a prison sentence in Turkey.
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" Words can be used to "sanction ignorance and preserve privilege," she said, to provide "shelter for despots," to create "menace and subjugation.
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The sanction means Red Bull's Max Verstappen, last year's race winner, moves up to form a front row of 21-year-olds.
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"The only people left to sanction are me, my dad and our neighbor's kid," one Iranian wrote in a widely circulated tweet.
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The article is often referred to as the "nuclear option" of the European Union because it is the most serious sanction available.
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"Any sanction different from the one applied to Boca would bring a clear and unfair discrepancy," Boca wrote to Conmebol on Monday.
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From the U.S. side, it would mean the immediate suspension of every economic and diplomatic sanction imposed by this or previous administrations.
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While there isn't definitive evidence that those ships violated international law, experts say the activity bore classic signs of sanction evasion tactics.
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The nation has issued an administrative sanction against Odebrecht, prohibiting it from doing business in the country for the next several years.
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The White House and administration officials countered that the prisoner release, settlement and sanction relief were part of several parallel diplomatic efforts.
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The European Council recently passed its first legal framework that would allow the bloc to sanction people or networks involved in cyberattacks.
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But, tellingly, the State Department's "Rewards for Justice" Twitter account retweeted Dubowitz's call for them to sanction 10 specific Iranians he listed.
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"It is not too late to avert a supply crunch, provided companies start to sanction development work without delay," the IEA said.
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"Existing law already offers ways to sanction both individuals and companies," Handelsblatt quoted Niels Lau, head of BDI's legal department, as saying.
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In other words, we're back to the days of GATT – the losing nation can avoid any sanction simply by filing an appeal.
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It offers no rankings points and has no official tour sanction, although it did offer major financial incentives to attract the stars.
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If so, the way to resolve any such issue of deceit or fabrication of evidence is to sanction or prosecute those responsible.
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But Guatemala does not sanction gay marriage, and U.S. immigration policies have hardened under the Trump administration even for officially married couples.
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"In essence, this is a case of U.S. sanction enforcement masquerading as Canadian fraud," Ms. Meng's lawyers argued in documents released Friday.
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Losing Medicare is not unprecedented, but rarely has such a severe sanction been levied against a transplant program of St. Luke's prominence.
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Iran has been a stumbling block to the Saudi plan, aiming to raise its oil output to reach pre-sanction export levels.
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In fact, city spokeswoman Rachel Gordon told CNN officials are looking for ways to sanction them so they can remain in place.
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"The sanction was against a government agency that has many functions, only one of them being hacking the U.S. elections," said Rodzianko.
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Kevin Wolf was assistant secretary at the Commerce Department and oversaw export control policy when the FSB sanction was put in place.
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In a world where partisan loyalty so overshadows other concerns, impeachment may not be as strong a sanction as it once appeared.
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Circuit Judge Bernice Bouie Donald dissented from Wednesday's decision, faulting Michigan for imposing a "harsher sanction" on indigent drivers than other drivers.
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"And let me say that in signing the sanction, our President and our Congress are speaking with a unified voice," Pence said.
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Back in Hong Kong, China can always resort to the ultimate sanction: deploying the local garrison of the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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The Trump administration, which has gradually been turning the screws on the Maduro regime, was already expected to further sanction the dictatorship.
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Latvian politician and oligarch Lembergs and four entities that he owns or controls were slapped with a U.S. sanction earlier this week.
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Four years later, the act was broadened to allow the President to sanction any violator of human rights anywhere in the world.
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The U.S. is now the top oil producer in the world, able to sway petroleum prices and breezily sanction Iran and Venezuela.
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WADA did sanction Russia, but chose to remove the sanctions before the country had complied with all of the requirements for reinstatement.
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The new bill would allow the US to sanction any company involved in the maintenance or development of Russia's energy export pipelines.
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We must also work to dismantle the laws and policies that sanction the continued extraction of property and resources from black communities.
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The European Union has also imposed penalties against Moscow, prompting it to retaliate with banning food imports from countries that sanction Russia.
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The new sanction in April was because the firm breached terms of an agreement about disciplining executives responsible for the original violations.
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It said 30 Russian legal entities and 14 individuals were added to the sanction list, taking it to 1,762 individuals and 786 entities.
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Below it, a caption read:For the sake of security for children worldwide, we urge all countries to put sanction on the Saudi regime.
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"What I would do, I know what I'm going to do, I'm going to sanction the hell out of Saudi Arabia," Graham said.
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On Wednesday, lawyers for the plaintiffs suing white supremacist groups and movement leaders over the Charlottesville violence asked the court to sanction Schoep.
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Husky has previously said it will consider a sanction decision for the West White Rose field, a satellite of White Rose, in 2017.
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It wasn't until 1994 that a Los Angeles school district would sanction what it called the country's first public gay and lesbian prom.
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Asked by the moderator if he meant that literally, he doubled down and said he would propose a bill to sanction such punishment.
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How comprehensive is the anti-doping program in my sport, and what kind of sanction would I be facing if I was caught?
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At the same time, Sheikh Rahman, as he had so often in the past, gave his followers his spiritual sanction for terrorist attacks.
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Trump has also commented on the potential impact to defense suppliers if the U.S. were to sanction the Saudis over the Khashoggi killing.
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Despite their attacks on minorities, members have been given official sanction to form "municipal guards" to patrol the streets in Kyiv and elsewhere.
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Trump also has commented on the potential impact to defense suppliers if the U.S. were to sanction the Saudis over the Khashoggi killing.
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The DPA did not fine Facebook, but said in a statement that it "may decide to issue a sanction" if the violations continue.
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In a letter sent November 2100, Mueller announced to parents that the school district wouldn't sanction any of the boys in the photograph.
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"And if you sanction murder for such a flimsy reason, then at the end of the day, we will all be in danger."
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A move to sanction officials over the issue would be one of the first times the administration has engaged China on human rights.
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Given that China's leaders are unwilling to sanction North Korea, it is exceedingly unlikely they will murder its leader at President Trump's request.
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The company had reportedly been given sanction to draw more than 1 million liters of water each day from the nearby Tamirabarani River.
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These charges came following the arrest of Huawei's CFO Wanzhou Meng, who faces extradition from Canada to the US over Iran sanction violations.
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The weak state bodies sanction the adoption of unsafe practices such as vaping concentrates, while allowing an illegal market in cannabis to flourish.
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"For the sake of security for children worldwide, we urge all countries to put sanction on the Saudi regime," the website reportedly read.
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President Trump is the first American president to sanction a Chinese bank for helping North Korea evade U.S. and United Nations economic sanctions.
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I sanction buying the stock under $15 but only for a trade because it's not my fave, and that group is getting hit.
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The European Parliament voted in September to sanction Hungary for flouting EU rules on democracy, civil rights and corruption in an unprecedented step.
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Mr Trump has at a stroke re-imposed every variety of Iran nuclear sanction suspended in the name of diplomacy in recent years.
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"Iran is still talking about pre-sanction numbers and even with the production freeze, you're still at such a high level," Zahir said.
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The group meeting in Paris on Friday plans to publish information about chemical attacks to name and shame perpetrators and eventually sanction them.
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"We are monitoring this to see if there is any sanction or any other impact," said Luigi Motti of S&P Global Ratings.
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Minnelli, 73, previously announced that she did "not approve or sanction" Judy in any way after reports swirled that she'd met with Zellweger.
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"The fact is that the greatest sanction on Venezuelan oil and oil production is called Nicolas Maduro, and PDVSA's inefficiencies," the official said.
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The bill would also make it a criminal offense for Russian citizens to help foreign governments sanction Russia by providing advice or information.
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"While it's true that the CAS has reduced her sanction, it is still a violation of the tennis anti-doping program," Giudicelli said.
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Ruggiero said the decision to sanction Dandong was "long overdue," adding pressure could be put on China through their need for US currency.
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The President then is mandated to sanction any person found to have materially contributed to, engaged in or helped to facilitate these actions.
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The commission will investigate the affair and could sanction the athletes if they considered their behavior violated the Olympic charter in some way.
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Sharapova's penalties could range from a multiyear ban to a minimal sanction with no suspension if officials believe she made an honest mistake.
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It is the violent, repressive left, explicitly disdainful of liberalism and its counterrevolutionary sanction of free inquiry and expression, its untethered, bourgeois individualism.
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More than any single government policy, EO 29 chilled the political air, making it difficult to sustain leftist views without fear of sanction.
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In practice such sanction is rarely given and even when it has been, including in egregious cases, prosecution has seldom resulted in conviction.
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Cigna filed a lawsuit in Delaware in February, seeking legal sanction for its decision to end the deal and $13 billion in damages.
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The Trump administration also announced last spring plans to sanction companies linked to Deripaska, including En+Group, United Co. Rusal and JSC EuroSibEnergo.
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It has no direct control over major policy matters but it can back the policies of Rouhani to bolster the sanction-hit economy.
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" The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has warned the bill could be used to "sanction the work of human rights defenders.
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Anyone who participates in an assisted death and fails to report it will face some kind of sanction, according to the scanty details.
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Federal prosecutors filed criminal charges in January alleging that the company stole intellectual property from T-Mobile and also violated U.S. sanction orders.
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The Commerce Department targeted ZTE for violating the terms of a sanction agreement by illegally shipping U.S. products to Iran, among other violations.
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The Iranian secondary sanctions is the most advanced secondary sanction program and are set out in numerous executive orders and acts of Congress.
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In a victory for the Trump administration, the United Nations Security Council last weekend voted unanimously to sanction North Korea for the test.
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Combine that with a protracted war, conducted without the express sanction of a congressional declaration of war as provided for in the Constitution.
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"In the fifties, the most effective sanction was terror," The Harvard Crimson wrote of the committee's style in a February 85033 op-ed.
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Doing so depends on whether the local government will sanction such a move, the source said, adding that the restarting process is lengthy.
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First, President Trump could threaten to sanction any individual or entity conducting or facilitating cross-border military action east of the Euphrates River.
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It began by ratcheting up sanctions on Iran and further threatening to sanction European allies if they don't cease all trade with Iran.
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The bill allows Congress to sanction specific groups and individuals for cyber activity, evading sanctions, and arms transfers to Syria, among other things.
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Some overseas analysts focus on the detailed policy in financial sector and sanction of offshore investors can take majority stake in financial institutions.
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"We need to preserve the right to demonstrate in France and we must sanction those who break the law," Philippe told TF1 television.
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Mr. Modi should also push for legislation giving India's Electoral Commission the authority to enforce transparency in political contributions and to sanction violators.
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Th bottom line: It's uncertain whether renewed American efforts to sanction Iran's economy would be able to spark a regime-toppling popular uprising.
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Fail to do so—miss a meeting with welfare officials, for example—and you may receive a sanction, meaning your payments are stopped.
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Legal scholars said Trump could face consequences for slamming the judge, although many have speculated that Curiel was unlikely to sanction him formally.
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Israel did not want to see the U.N. human rights office at the "forefront of a BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanction)" movement, she said.
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Rouhani won a landslide victory in 2013 on a platform of ending Iran's diplomatic isolation and reviving the country's crippling sanction-hit economy.
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"Malaysia does not sanction attempts to interfere with the internal affairs or judicial process of other countries," Tengku Sariffuddin said in a statement.
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The measure would also sanction individuals involved in Pyongyang's nuclear program or in the censorship of the regime's well-documented human rights abuses.
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In 2012, when Congress passed its legislation, the British government chose not to follow suit, arguing that it had sufficient sanction powers. Mrs.
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Mr. Michalowski said it is difficult to be optimistic about the return of the painting, even with the potential sanction against Mr. Khochinsky.
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For all his thunderous criticism of China as an economic predator, Mr. Trump has yet to impose a sweeping trade sanction against it.
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They also note that, under 2019 Canadian sanction law, there would be no risk of fines or forfeiture for any bank in Canada.
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Trump wants to sanction and punish Iran, but he also wants to open up more trade with it, all within the same paragraph.
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It should also sanction Abbas Salehi, who heads the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, which is also responsible for censoring the press.
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The order itself says "penalties" could include "dismissal or other appropriate sanction," but the person who would enforce that would be Mr. Cuomo.
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" • Quotation of the day "It's a neat trick if you can both sanction a country and partner with them at the same time.
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The creator of the Athenian navy, Themistocles, endured the sanction; Pericles, the master statesman, used the weapon against enemies but avoided it himself.
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The bipartisan leaders of the House Foreign Affairs Committee have officially introduced their bill to sanction Turkey over its invasion of northern Syria.
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The Constitution prescribes that sanction for those who commit "bribery, treason, and other high crimes and misdemeanors"—and, Dershowitz argues, absolutely nothing else.
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The Department of the Treasury will sanction Turkey's ministers of Justice and Interior for the arrest and detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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It also includes visa restrictions for Turkish leadership, including President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and would sanction any assets they have within U.S. jurisdiction.
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Germany, France and the United Kingdom moved on Tuesday to formally sanction Iran over claims that Tehran has violated the 2015 nuclear agreement.
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Iran continues to supply weapons to Houthis since the war started and yet no body has done anything to sanction Iran on that.
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This week, the House overwhelmingly passed a bill calling on the Trump administration to sanction Chinese officials due to treatment of the Uighurs.
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If they are refused, Congress has the ability to first subpoena the White House and then go to court on a contempt sanction.
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"For instance, would China monitor the social media of a Taiwanese card-holder while they are in Taiwan, and sanction transgressions," he said.
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Wolf said within days of the sanction taking effect, Commerce received numerous calls from industry groups and companies warning of the unintended consequences.
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State and Treasury officials began working to tweak the sanction in January before Obama left office, according to people involved in the process.
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I want to hear from the mouth of the Iranian oil minister that he's not going to go back to pre-sanction levels.
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Sweden's financial supervisory authority (FI) said it had observed "deficiencies and weaknesses" at SEB and must now decide whether to sanction the bank.
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The order means anyone destroying White House records it covers could be subject to sanction or even criminal charge for contempt of court.
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While there isn't definitive evidence that those ships violated international law, experts say that the activity bore classic signs of sanction evasion tactics.
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The lawyer was socked in two opinions issued this week: an $8,745 sanction by U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in a case alleging that NBC infringed a copyrighted photo of a raccoon being removed from a beauty salon in the Bronx and a $98,532 sanction by U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken in a case involving photos of the blues artist B.B. King.
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But the IOC board decided against the ultimate sanction, in line with Bach's recent statements stressing the need to take individual justice into account.
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They're imposed for all kinds of reasons The Treasury Department maintains a massive list of "Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons" subject to sanction.
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"I do not approve nor sanction the upcoming film about Judy Garland in any way," Minnelli wrote in a Facebook posting in June 2018.
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However, when Washington gave unexpectedly generous sanction waivers to Iran's biggest oil buyers, concerns about a global oversupply and sluggish economic growth clouded markets.
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Many community leaders and top Druze religious leaders' refusal to sanction enlistment in the army forces had long caused strains with the Damascus authorities.
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On Thursday, the Treasury Department slightly eased a sanction the Obama administration put in place against Russia's Federal Security Service, known as the FSB.
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Hungary, a euroskeptic Polish ally, has vowed to block the most serious possible sanction against Warsaw - stripping it of its vote on EU affairs.
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But the Trump administration, like its predecessors, so far has chosen not to penalize large Chinese companies in connection with North Korea's sanction-busting.
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Most people think about the sanction against oil imports from Iran when they think about the deal—those sanctions had largely crippled Iran's economy.
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The Security Council, which referred the Darfur case to the ICC in 2005, has the power to sanction Uganda and Djibouti over the matter.
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The company has previously said it will consider a sanction decision for the West White Rose field, a satellite of White Rose, in 2017.
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Milan finished fourth, handing them the final Champions League spot, while neither Reggina or Siena were relegated on account of the sanction they received.
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Projected on the museum's façade was the same Washington quotation used by Barsky: "Our Government gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance."
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Earlier this month it put e-cigarette firms on notice that they must try to combat underage use of their products or face sanction.
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The college athletic association is one of numerous organizations to sanction or boycott North Carolina in the wake of the law's passage last year.
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But they are now allegedly pushing the EU Commission to sanction (with penalties) France, Spain and Portugal for repeatedly missing their budget deficit targets.
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The president can use military force without Congress; she can damage or reconfigure alliances without Congress; she can condemn or sanction adversaries without Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top Russian diplomat on Sunday lambasted the United States Congress for voting to sanction Russia, and warned of retaliation by Moscow.
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Offsetting these outages has been the rapid return of Iran to the market, reaching pre-sanction production levels much quicker than most had expected.
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Though he is currently not signed to a team, other athletes have followed his lead, which the NFL attempted to sanction earlier this year.
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In December, the U.S. passed a law (called the Hezbollah International Financing Prevention Act, or HIFPA) that threatens to sanction anyone who finances Hezbollah.
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Should the SPV even nominally get off the ground, Washington would have every incentive to sanction its component parts for facilitating trade with Iran.
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In fact, Iran claims to need only two more months to return to full pre-sanction production levels, having already reached 80 percent mark.
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NHSRCL's Kumar, said in a statement on late Tuesday that the sanction of the loan by JICA was not linked to the land acquisition.
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David Webster of Glasgow University suggests that the sanction rate for unemployed universal-credit claimants is about twice that under the old unemployment benefit.
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About two-thirds of the 37 archbishops at the meeting voted to sanction the American branch, according to conservatives who supported the disciplinary action.
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"If our position is really that we want to negotiate with Iran than maybe we shouldn't sanction their chief negotiator," Murphy posted on Twitter.
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North Korea, which first tested a nuclear weapon in May 2009, has been under U.S. sanction over its nuclear program since at least 1992.
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"We've said that we will sanction any sanctionable behavior and we mean it," Pompeo said at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Florida.
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South Korean protesters shout slogans during a rally criticizing U.N. sanction on North Korea and joint military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea.
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The FSA said it expects the investigation to be completed in October when it will decide on whether to sanction the bank or not.
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It took them five years to bring any kind of formal sanction against Sarao, who was happily trading up until as recently as 2014.
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Importers of Iranian crude, including India, had hoped that the United States would allow time to gradually reduce oil imports by issuing sanction waivers.
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The Bush and Obama administrations persuaded Russia, China, and the UN Security Council to sanction Iran's economy in order to limit its nuclear program.
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CAS said the Frenchman "seeks to have the challenged decision set aside in order for the sanction imposed on him to be lifted definitively".
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US leaves the Iran deal Trump says he'll sanction Iran, crippling an agreement designed to halt the regime's pursuit of a nuclear bomb. 2.
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"If our position is really that we want to negotiate with Iran than maybe we shouldn't sanction their chief negotiator," Murphy posted on Twitter.
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The ACLU asked Goldsmith to sanction ICE and argued in court in Detroit that the Iraqis who are currently in jail should be released.
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The Justice Department will ask the Fifth Circuit for an appeal of the decision, a mandamus order or both to block the sanction order.
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" In response, "the State Department claims it has no authority to sanction employers and typically does little to help workers with employment-related issues.
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While the U.S. government can limit or prohibit any U.S. entity from doing business with a sanctioned party, each country's sanction program is unique.
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" She will speak out against the Palestinian movement to boycott, divest and sanction (BDS) the Jewish state, which she called "insidious and anti-Semitic.
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Swimmers could be stripped of their medals for similar serious deviations from FINA regulations in the future as it was "part of the sanction".
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Graham's pledge to try to sanction Saudi Arabia comes as lawmakers are weighing how to respond if the allegations implicating Saudi Arabia are true.
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Fundamentally, this is about whether the government can sanction employers in the most dangerous industries for hiding serious workplace injuries and keeping fraudulent records.
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Federal prosecutors in the U.S. filed criminal charges in January alleging that Huawei stole intellectual property from T-Mobile and violated U.S. sanction orders.
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However, the referendum was marred by low turnout stemming from an opposition boycott, and the U.S. Department of Justice did not sanction the vote.
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For a factbox on the "knowns and unknowns of U.S. Iran oil sanction waivers", click here: (Reporting by Amanda Cooper; Editing by Dale Hudson) ))
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The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 included employer sanction provisions to make it difficult for undocumented aliens to get jobs here, i.e.
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It would also sanction erection of new public crosses tomorrow on top of public schools, near state courthouses and next to houses of Congress.
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"We would have never left this business if not for the sanction regime," German Gref said in an interview with state TV channel Rossiya24.
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His North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act, which requires the White House to sanction North Korean cyber criminals, was recently signed into law.
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"The ultimate sanction would be that he is not 'fit and proper'," said one employment lawyer who advises banks, asking not to be named.
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Shaninka&aposs president, Sergei Zuyev, would not speculate about what could have brought on the sanction, but staunchly disputed the findings of the audit.
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"If this sanction is implemented, this is definitely a violation of the agreement, without any doubt," Khamenei said in an address on state television.
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"If this sanction is implemented, this is definitely a violation of the agreement, without any doubt," Khamenei said in an address on state television.
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Organizers said the government refused to sanction the event because it coincided with the holy month of Ramadan, as it did again this year.
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Should Bolivian President Evo Morales quash an effort to sanction Venezuela, the majority of South America's governments would have at least demonstrated Venezuela's isolation.
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As I watched, I wondered why the government would sanction and even promote an environmental film highlighting problems directly resulting from its own policies.
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China fully implements its U.N. Security Council sanction commitments toward North Korea and will continue to play a constructive role in negotiations, Wang said.
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U.S. authorities last year accused Latvia's third-largest bank ABLV of money laundering and U.S. sanction breaches, leading to the closure of the bank.
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