But there are certain things set in place to protect her.
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You have to set in place values that you believe in.
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Just let it chill so it can set in place without any issue.
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Heimir will eventually inherit the system and team structure Lagerbäck set in place.
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Limitations are set in place, but creative solutions to problems are available, too.
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Regulations are not arbitrary rules; each is set in place for a specific reason.
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In Berlin, for example, mothers feel well-supported by the culture set in place.
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The policies and procedures set in place for that facility were [one] of the shortcomings.
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Blacks are fighting an uphill battle against a toxic system set in place centuries prior.
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Even while the theaters were open, precautions were set in place at many of them.
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"We almost always advise them to consider the positives of such an agreement set in place."
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Concerning the rules set in place in 2015 — no paid prioritization, no throttling, no blocking, etc.
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Once their lip seems set in place, some people do the same to their bottom lip.
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A framework of capital control rules were set in place to encourage inflows – and discourage outflows.
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Before they wed in November 2002, a prenuptial agreement was set in place, according to the outlet.
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"We can and have set in place, policies, procedures and training to minimize bullying," the district said.
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The act was set in place to provide assistance to homeless students and ensure their educational rights.
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He also criticized the tariffs China has set in place which he said have devalued their currency.
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No new travel restrictions were announced or any mandatory measures set in place to curb the spread.
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Next, my lashes were individually swept up to the silicone pad, set in place with a lifting serum.
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With the fundamentals set in place by LeCun and his compatriots, computer vision exploded in the early 2010s.
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First, they'll curl all of the hair using a curling iron, and let the curls set in place.
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Since these changes were set in place, SJC employees have nothing but high praise for Marcus' welcome meddling.
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Lawmakers have finally set in place rules that determine how patients can qualify for and receive the drug.
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Chemists like Sachleben manufacture these drugs under strict regulations set in place by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Once adopted, the resolution would set in place: Opening arguments will begin Wednesday (January 22) at 1 p.m.
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EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said last month that provisional safeguards could possibly be set in place in July.
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"Code" in this case refers to Motion Picture Production Code censorship guidelines that were set in place in 21974.
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The anti–gay marriage mandate was set in place by Archbishop Charles Thompson in a decree published in June.
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"Batten down the hatches," she tweeted Wednesday, showing video of the protections she's set in place for her home.
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What I had wanted to accomplish with him in turning around the company had really been set in place.
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Regardless of what new rules are set in place to "protect" students, sexual assault will still continue to happen.
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The show famously removed some barriers set in place by Roddenberry, allowing characters to refer to God and use profanity.
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Once the scarves are set in place, he gently adjusts the fabrics to show off the their eye-catching patterns.
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After this plan is set in place, the GOP would need to mount a major public information campaign explaining them.
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There was a plan set in place to reform the education system by the Department of Education in Puerto Rico.
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"We believe we have the authority to determine when the Accountability Review Board is set in place," Mr. Goldstein said.
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Facebook's old NewsFeed algorithm, which was set in place in spring 2016, highlighted content and conversations among family and friends.
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Tomorrow, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to repeal net neutrality rules set in place just two years ago.
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The next step must be to set in place a regulatory system that is based on rigor, transparency and oversight.
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You hope that the process you've set in place to attract, hire, and place talent has worked -- but nothing is guaranteed.
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" She called for the BBC to "admit the problem, apologize and set in place an equal, fair and transparent pay structure.
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The latter would not cover the former entirely if it were to be dragged to Central Park and set in place.
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However we cannot ignore the process set in place already, and we simply cannot risk placing American's or Alabamian's lives in danger.
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Plenty of calls and meetings are set in place today—but go slow with your communications because confusion is in the air.
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Is this the future of the refugee welcome for other countries in Europe, as time passes and procedures get set in place?
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"For the first time, you'll be able to customize your sims without the gender boundaries previously set in place," the developer says.
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It's like saying building techniques have come a long way in 20 years while praising codes set in place before those advances.
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And this is correct, but only because it is an artificial constraint set in place by the design of the current system.
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The ACLU of Massachusetts fears what may happen if rules aren't set in place about how Spot the robot can be used.
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I think, from our point of view, we need to have this all set in place before the L train closure happens.
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Once the Hollywood lens was set in place, I could see many of the works in the show through it without much difficulty.
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But the criticism also applies to Amorales's own formal experimentation of writing under the censorship mechanism set in place in Mexico's contemporary media.
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ET.On Friday, federal Judge James Robart blocked the travel ban on immigrants and refugees set in place by the Trump administration last week.
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Net neutrality is a concept of governance that has appeared out of necessity as technology outpaced the laws set in place around it.
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It is not clear if the veto powers would have any restrictions or if any guidelines would be set in place for them.
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Many saw these guidelines, which were set in place by the Obama administration, as a step forward in the fight for LGBTQ equality.
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While it is tempting to view elections as being decided in the moment, much of the groundwork is set in place decades earlier.
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Second, the new chairman should continue to enforce the regulations set in place by his predecessor that actually serve the interests of investors.
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It eliminated most tariffs on goods traded between the nations, and set in place processes to get rid of regulatory and other barriers.
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This means the states have laws set in place limiting local police's ability to help federal immigration agents, according to The New York Times.
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Now that that is the case, however, he has wasted no time in tearing down rules set in place by his predecessor, Tom Wheeler.
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The restraint set in place by the Gang of 14 in 2005 fell apart five years later when Republicans began blocking President Obama's appointees.
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Doolittle called his "a reticulated tree," but it suggested also a tangle of pipes in someone's basement, set in place by a manic plumber.
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He said there will most likely be protocols set in place for their election in May, as they expect to have cases by then.
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When a rigid curriculum with expectations is set in place, students aren't given the same hands on learning as they would be without one.
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The decade-old rule had been set in place by New Zealand's previous administration and had long been viewed by refugee advocates as discriminatory.
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Part of being prepared is having those back-up plans set in place so that, if necessary, you can stay away from the flooding.
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They currently have numerous wildfire prevention projects set in place, and educate firefighters in departments throughout Ross Valley, Marin County, Lake Valley, and more.
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According to TechCrunch, which first reported the news, the layoffs coincide with the company lifting a hiring freeze it set in place in August.
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While the company committed to pay him that money, there was no plan set in place for how he would collect the money after retirement.
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Sanctions set in place by the United States and the European Union banned American companies like Exxon from doing business with the Russian oil sector.
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The agency was a key component of Barack Obama's financial reforms and Wall Street regulations set in place in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Privately, senior officials at the top banks have expressed concern that measures set in place might not prove sufficient should major unexpected developments take place.
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Rain storms are forecast through coming days, and the head of Thailand's military government warned that evacuation plans might need to be set in place.
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DeSantis has also set in place a 14-day self-isolation period for Florida residents who have traveled out of state to Louisiana and returned.
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This time it's Volkswagen's use of illegal devices that fool emissions tests set in place to protect consumers from deadly emissions and their embedded chemicals.
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More tariffs have been set in place, and without a breakthrough, additional U.S. duties will be imposed on Chinese goods as soon as Dec. 15.
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But seven days before Obama left office, the EPA decided to keep the stringent requirements it had set in place for model years 2022 to 2025.
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TMZ broke the story ... Lovato's team has a plan set in place to scrub the negative people and "yes men" who contributed to Demi's downhill spiral.
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Beck said cadets are not allowed to drive patrol cars, and the teens had outsmarted the checkout system set in place to account for patrol vehicles.
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My job as a composer is to set in place a group of sounds and phrases, and then some rules which decide what happens to them.
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"There were obvious decisions [that] could have been made and procedures set in place that could have possibly helped avoid such horrific disasters," Doty wrote Sunday.
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And since the installation doesn't involve building into a home, the startup isn't limited by building regulations set in place by the city, according to Murthy.
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Schiff added that "none of that is an excuse for this President to sit on his hands" regarding recent Russian sanctions set in place by Congress.
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The 33-year-old is going home after the Netherlands Olympic Committee found him guilty of breaking a no-alcohol rule set in place for Dutch athletes.
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While many are registering their objections directly to Trump or his aides, they also are awaiting word on whether the tariffs will actually be set in place.
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This raised the debt ceiling even as it set in place a complicated set of guidelines to achieve significant spending and debt reductions in the coming years.
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Immediately after FCC Chairman Pai announced his intention to remove the net neutrality rules set in place in 2015, the agency issued a little preemptive strike against detractors.
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Oil prices have been on the rise since Tuesday, when the U.S. announced that it would be withdrawing from the Iran nuclear accord set in place in 2015.
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That runs contrary to several years of minimal merger activity in the sector due to stricter rules set in place after the 20193 financial crisis, which limited expansion.
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The Open Internet Order, which was set in place during President Barack Obama's administration in 2015, required telecommunications and cable companies to treat all online traffic as equal.
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He argues that, Ajit Pai, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is not harming consumers by undoing the net neutrality rules that were set in place in 2015.
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It's so taken up with making sure everything is set in place that it largely forgets to do anything other than offer up a long series of stilted introductions.
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Some New York City officers said that they actively target minority communities, for example, to meet informal quotas for stops and arrests effectively set in place by higher-ups.
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Those core contrasts include the administration's tampering with bills set in place to protect women and the LGBT community, which Posen fervently supports via his Instagram and personal life.
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The Trudeau government has promised to take another look at no-fly lists in the past, but has yet to set in place a timeline on any specific action.
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The EU had already set in place anti-dumping duties, to counter excessively low prices, which it has now adjusted to a range of between zero and 31.3 percent.
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In time, Beijing apparently hopes, these contacts are expected to create economic, social, cultural and family exchanges that would set in place peace dynamics irrespective of any outside pressure.
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Calhoun perverted constitutional principles when he shaped a states' rights doctrine that precipitated the Civil War and set in place a 19763-year legal justification for segregation and disfranchisement.
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The Sanders and Warren people will make the argument that the organization of the campaign has been set in place, and it's the organization that will carry the day.
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The laws were set in place as a knee-jerk reaction to the tragic death of a young man, Daniel Christie, after he was punched late at night in Sydney.
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On Instagram — a platform where Gill has 458,000 followers — pro-eating disorder communities are common, as they slip past the AI set in place to protect users from harmful content.
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People on ketamine typically receive infusions twice or once a week over a period of several weeks, and a similar structure has been set in place for people taking Spravato.
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The Rating Watch Negative reflects that ratings could be downgraded if the bank's business and financial profile is affected materially and corrective measures regarding corporate governance are not set in place.
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The suit alleges that the USOC "had a culture and atmosphere that conceals known and suspected sexual abusers, which transcends all policies and procedures that are set-in place," ESPN reports.
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Policies set in place by the Department of Justice and U.S. Marshals Services prohibit either organization from releasing booking photos when a person has already been apprehended, according to USA Today.
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"A lot of things set in place and a lot of things that fill stackable nanny employee binders are all great in theory but many times they just have no idea."
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It allows companies that want to operate on both sides of the Atlantic to opt in to the principles and then be subject to the oversight that we set in place.
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International mechanisms set in place by the Security Council and the ICC can play a pivotal role in ensuring the victims of the Eritrean government's heinous abuses have their voices heard.
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Under rules set in place after the financial crisis of 2007 to 2009, one of the seven members of the Fed board is supposed to have a background in community banking.
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Shortly after taking the oath of office, President Trump issued an executive order, which largely mirrored one Obama set in place, aiming to curb the influence of lobbyists inside his administration.
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A July 2016 Project Right Side survey found that more than 60% of Republicans favor the existing executive order protections for LGBTQ government workers and contractors set in place by President Obama.
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While rules like those set in place by the universities of Alabama and Arizona prevent professors from explicitly making money off their textbooks, they don't necessarily remove all potential conflicts of interest.
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He suggested adjusting your budget to now to save more money, spending your emergency savings before touching your investments, and remembering the plans you set in place before the stock market dropped.
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The vast majority of Cave's lyrics had been set in place and the vocal tracks had been recorded at a studio in Brighton, England, but the tragedy rendered many of them moot.
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"The BBC must admit the problem, apologise and set in place an equal, fair and transparent pay structure," she said, calling for an independent arbitration to settle individual cases at the broadcaster.
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He believes strategies need to be set in place to tackle the problem, such as improving access to fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the year and channeling aid money to address better nutrition.
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"There are things set in place that you can't change, that they can't change," Vivian Pratt, a would-be voter from the Constance Lake First Nation, told CBC, referring to the Canadian government.
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The two agencies have been moving forward on revisions expected to freeze mileage targets at 2021 levels, well short of the 54.5 mile per gallon average set in place during the Obama administration.
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"We were working with something that was already great, so we didn't want to disturb some of the things she already set in place, we just wanted to add and enhance," Clea says.
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But that blew up in spectacular fashion when the Freedom Caucus decided it wanted to cut back a spending level that was already set in place by a budget bill from last year.
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And the policies set in place by whoever wins the 2020 United States presidential election will play a crucial role in curbing—or compounding—the potential damage of the climate reckoning before us.
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Cummings went on to charge that if Trump revoked Brennan's security status over his public criticism of the president, it would violate the process set in place by executive orders of previous presidents.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - Global standards set in place by loan trade associations this week that tie syndicated loan pricing to companies' sustainability performance are expected to stimulate the budding U.S. green lending market.
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During his term, Rouanet created a law that allows nongovernmental institutions and citizens to seek funding from the government, a law that has been set in place and widely profited from ever since.
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And whatever political and policy realignment happens as a result of the 2016 election, it will also represent the end of a chapter: the expanded 21st-century executive will be set in place.
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On one hand, this energy is productive, but on the other, Mercury's mid-month movements find you reworking many of the ideas and plans that were set in place between February 19 and 23.
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" The groups on Tuesday stated they filed the lawsuit "against the Trump Administration's effort to remove Clean Water Act science-based protections set in place to preserve the integrity of our salmon bearing streams.
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That plan sits in alignment with the UN resolution to create a two-state solution for the region, offering an independent Palestinian state, along the boundaries set in place prior to the 1967 war.
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Well, here's something else that happened on the day: Infantino gave himself unprecedented authority—more than Sepp Blatter ever had—over the disciplinary bodies set in place by Blatter in 2012 to monitor FIFA.
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The House managers and Trump's lawyers will have five minutes to respond to each senator question, a time limit former Chief Justice William Rehnquist set in place during the Clinton impeachment trial in 1999.
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In doing this, people not only got to air their grievances and see their concerns heard, but plans were also set in place — including reparations — to help undo the damage that had been done.
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Grandi said it was important to set in place a monitoring mechanism in Rakhine for those returning and noted the UNHCR currently did not have the ability to move freely and perform this role there.
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This end-run maneuver has become commonplace under this administration, and it sidesteps the checks and balances that our founders set in place to prevent people like Chad Wolf from ever attaining positions of power.
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When Kansas expanded its successful enforcement policies to the food stamp program in 2015, the Department for Children and Families set in place a system to track child support collections for families affected by the reform.
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Mr. Xi is using his formidable power to dismantle parts of the political order set in place in the 1980s and 1990s by Deng Xiaoping, who led China on a path of economic opening and liberalization.
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These Orlando Diaz-Azcuy-designed gold sconces were crafted through various steps: each piece of the nest-like ornament was sculpted, hand-painted and laden with sand for an extra texture before being set in place.
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Having caught the attention of Charles Saatchi, Jefferey Deitch, and Peter Brant, whose interest cannot be overstated, the foundation for Smith's art-star tower is now set in place, awaiting the inevitable ascension into its dedicated airspace.
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In a Reddit AMA, shorthand for Ask Me Anything, with the series director Ryan White, an official group set in place to oversee the Catholic church in the Baltimore area, known as the Archdiocese, made an appearance.
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"The TPP is a strong agreement that will eliminate barriers to U.S. exports and set in place standards that will improve American competitiveness in a region where the United States has lost market share," the groups said.
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Food and energy would be high on the list of bargaining chips the U.S. could offer, as well as negotiating an end to the Korean War rather than continuing with the truce set in place in 1953.
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As the coronavirus spreads, some Apple employees are finding it difficult to work from home because of restrictions set in place to maintain secrecy around the company's products, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
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The threat of competition lit a fire under Blaze Pizza's drive to expand, resulting in a business plan created for a 1,000-plus location chain and national distribution plans set in place before the first restaurant even opened.
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Having reached an agreement over limiting the rise in global temperatures at the United Nations climate change conference in Paris, the next step is to ensure these motions set in place are incorporated by countries and businesses worldwide.
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Samsung must show consumers that it has set in place checks and balances that will allow the company to continue to bring new technology, new designs and new features into the market in a safe and effective way.
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In 2015, the Met, Vogue and Anna Wintour set in place a strict "no-selfie" rule at the annual Costume Institute Gala, stating that the use of phones for photography and social media was not permitted inside the event.
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I'm glad I chose to end the night there, though, because Jamie xx did a DJ set in place of Frank Ocean and he reportedly played "Nikes" and that would have sent me raging straight back to step one.
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"The coal moratorium that was set in place … is a waste of money," Zinke said shortly before signing the order in his wood-paneled office, which includes a collection of taxidermied animals and a portrait of President Teddy Roosevelt.
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The reduction in demand was worsened by travel restrictions set in place by President Donald Trump that closed US borders to travelers who had visited the European Schengen Area, which was later expanded to include the UK and Ireland.
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"The coal moratorium that was set in place ... is a waste of money," Zinke said shortly before signing the order in his wood-paneled office, which includes a collection of taxidermied animals and a portrait of President Teddy Roosevelt.
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Instead, the much-praised former International Monetary Fund Chief Economist can stake out what needs to be done for India to win its long war against volatile inflation, which means sticking with the program and targets he set in place.
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In this framework, there were two other measures: One was to set in place a mechanism for the TBTF banks to clearly define how they could recover from a near-financial collapse or resolve themselves by use of their living wills.
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Moore, who was part of the deal team for Kleiner Perkins, clarified that he had known the entrepreneur in question for several months, and had already met in person prior to the remote work directives set in place earlier this week.
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" Before the deal was done, he wrote an op-ed calling on the US to bomb Iran Shortly before the framework of the Iran nuclear deal was set in place, Bolton wrote a piece headlined, "To Stop Iran's Bomb, Bomb Iran.
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On Sunday, the Iranian government announced it would no longer abide by most of the restrictions on uranium enrichment and production set in place by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, a landmark 2238 treaty aimed at containing global nuclear proliferation.
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But while these measures can help to some extent, Holloway and Khatri ultimately believe these are temporary steps, or stop-gaps, to mitigate the effects of pollution exposure while larger policies are set in place to solve the root of the problem.
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As Vox reported at the time, HQ Trivia previously set in place two extraordinary requirements that had to be met before players could transfer their prize money to their bank accounts: reaching a minimum of $20, and doing it within 90 days.
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Algorithms generated wholly new features and assembled them into a face and bust, all dictated by proportions in original Rembrandts, with systems calculating distances between features to churn out new, appropriate measurements that were rotated and scaled before being set in place.
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If peace is to come to Afghanistan, it is most likely to come one village at a time, one district at a time, and one province at a time; like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, set in place one at a time.
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"Along with bills that have already come to the House floor under this Republican Congress, as well as Donald Trump's executive actions mandating a regulatory freeze, this legislation demonstrates a continued attack on standards set in place to protect American families," Rep.
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By the second decade of the 20th century, public opinion was swinging against the liquor industry, and restrictions on the manufacture and sale of liquor were set in place in counties and states, while the prohibition amendment picked up steam in Congress.
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They also urge critics to keep in mind that the Red Cross responds to a vast array of natural disasters worldwide, and that they have very specific guidelines set in place in order to safely maintain evacuation shelters for extended periods of time.
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It is arguably better placed than some to weather such pressure, given its high-volume, lower-margin strategy set in place by outgoing CEO Andrew Witty at a time when much of the industry was focused on expensive drugs for rare diseases.
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Essentially, the amendment would set in place protections for models that didn't exist before, such as explicit contacts to report misconduct (given to them beforehand), and ramifications for those who behave outside of the appropriate guidelines as clearly stated in New York's anti-discrimination laws.
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ET, is a two-hour documentary that shines new light on Schaeffer's murder — and how the death of the up-and-coming actress, star of the popular sitcom My Sister Sam, ultimately changed the safety measures set in place to protect celebrities from stalkers.
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Per security protocols set in place by the government and the United States Secret Service, the first lady, along with the President and the vice president, must always fly via military aircraft, leaving the Trump private air fleet, or commercial flights, out of the question.
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"New Jersey's regulated sports betting is a plane that's being assembled in mid-flight," said Mr. Grove, alluding to how quickly the state set in place its sports betting regulations even as casinos, racetracks and other operators were still getting their sports betting operations going.
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While no specific details of how the partnership will play out have been released, a structure is also expected to be set in place for the top players on the LET Order of Merit to advance directly to the final stage of LPGA qualifying school.
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The Title IX complaint, a federal law set in place to protect people from sexual discrimination in education and other programs receiving federal aid, was received by the university in 2014, but Nassar was cleared when the investigation concluded his actions were not of a sexual nature.
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The reasoning behind Bork's judicial rulings and viewpoints is straightforward and, to many conservatives, extremely logical: Bork was a constitutional originalist who believed that the Constitution and the laws it set in place should be interpreted the same way they were when the document was first written.
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With GVROs, a process could be set in place so that if a parent or close relative felt that a person might be a risk to public safety (or their own), they could petition for a hearing to have that person's access to guns temporarily denied.
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After that, a feedback loop is set in place so that parents and their children can let them know via text how the equipment is working, and they are currently working on being able to put sensors on the orthosis that can provide data on comfort and usage.
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"The time is right to bring these new 4K TVs to consumers as the 4K market has matured quickly over the last year, with new standards set in place and 4K content creation increasing," said Chris Larson, TCL's Vice President of Sales and Marketing, in a press release.
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While a combination of economic conditions and advances in technology played a large role, some of the policies set in place by the Obama administration created a healthy environment for freelancers to pursue their careers without some of the risk that comes with setting out on one's own.
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On Thursday, a group of Republican state officials from 10 states — led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton — called on Trump to stop granting relief from deportation and work permits to young unauthorized immigrants under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program set in place by President Obama in 2012.
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With GVROs, a process could be set in place so that if a parent or close relative felt that a person might be a risk to public safety (or their own), they could petition for a hearing to have that person's access to guns temporarily denied — an idea that's received some support from Florida Sen.
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On Monday the President announced that he would reduce the size of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah by 85 percent and reduce the size of Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante by half and said that this action will fix the "federal overreach" of federal land protections set in place during President Barack Obama's tenure.
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The liberation of the Iraqi city of Mosul, with US help, and the recent strides against ISIS in Syria, have not got the attention they might deserve, and the White House can post to some decent economic data -- though Democrats would say both those trends were set in place by the Obama White House.
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A 155-lb catch weight clause has been set in place for the bout, which would appear as a slight advantage for Khan, though with all the fuss that Álvarez made about holding the same weight limit in a potential match against Gennady Golovkin, it doesn't seem like the weight restriction will be of any consequence to the Mexican.
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Company founders can continue feudal-like traditions and pass on the ownership and governance of their companies to a select few, or they can set in place institutional structures that would allow the cultivation of a genuinely democratic workplace culture that breaks free from the human rental relationship that stains so much of the modern economy.
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To abide by the evolving public-health measures set in place by the CDC, many salon owners are making the responsible choice to close their doors in the coming weeks to protect their staff, their customers, and all the people they might interact with following their appointments (including the elderly and immunocompromised who are most susceptible to COVID-19).
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Just as with that wounded insurgent there was a codified set of procedures set in place to help guide Marines and Navy medical personnel to make moral choices, choices they could tell their children and grandchildren about without shame, for Eric, there was a codified set of procedures beckoning him to take actions that he now feels condemn him.
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The security whitepaper explains why: Apple is trying to follow the privacy rules users set in place for apps and not violate them with Siri requests: Although Siri has access to iOS contacts and the device's current location, Siri checks the permission to access iOS-protected user data of the app containing the Extension to see if the app has access before providing that information to it.
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