People's statutory oaths about their gender should be respected, as all other statutory declarations are.
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Total adjusted statutory capital (TAC) increased 2.6% to $49473 billion, driven by solid statutory earnings.
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Fitch expects statutory financial leverage to decline modestly longer term due to growth in statutory capital.
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Constitutional and statutory arguments Moving to the merits, the states make a variety of statutory and constitutional arguments.
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Total statutory surplus in MKL's statutory entities, including Markel Capital Limited, grew over 7% in 2016 to $6.3 billion.
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Larry is charged with eight counts of statutory sodomy, two counts of child molestation and one count of statutory rape.
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Statutory damages for TCPA violations are $500 per call, exposing the privately-owned ViSalus to statutory damages of about $925 million.
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The consultation confirmed that the new regulator will require a stable statutory funding base and that a statutory levy should be put in place.
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Global Atlantic Re (GA Re) had Bermuda statutory capital of $5823 million at year-end 2015, which is well in excess of statutory requirements.
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Joel Tenenbaum (a well-known case regarding statutory damages), the judge instructed the jury to consider eight factors in determining the amount of statutory damages.
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In exchange for Meili's admission of guilt to the 2017 crime, the original charges of child kidnapping, statutory sodomy and statutory rape were dismissed by prosecutors.
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Fitch's view of TIAA's statutory capitalization also considers the company's statutory reserves as a New York domiciled insurer, which are more conservative relative to a NAIC basis.
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For one thing, before Scalia joined the court in 1986, legal arguments over constitutional and statutory interpretation often failed to consider the actual constitutional and statutory text.
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However the company's reported statutory capital is heavily leveraged to reinsurance captives and exposed to statutory reserve strengthening tied to the LTC business and/or low interest rates.
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Pricing for statutory services will be controlled by the state and price increases for non-statutory services will be capped at the level of inflation, the statement added.
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The State of NRW wholly owns the bank and provides it with an explicit unconditional statutory guarantee obligation covering all liabilities, maintenance obligation (Anstaltslast) and a statutory guarantor's liability (Gewaehrtraegerhaftung).
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The State of BW wholly owns L-Bank and provides it with an explicit unconditional statutory guarantee obligation covering all liabilities, maintenance obligation (Anstaltslast) and a statutory guarantor's liability (Gewaehrtraegerhaftung).
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Because of Justice Scalia's efforts, statutory interpretation as practiced in the Supreme Court today focuses first on statutory text, with recourse to materials beyond the text limited to unusual circumstances.
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The girls' parents are facing charges of child endangerment, while her brother, 17, is charged with incest, statutory rape, and statutory sodomy, according to charging documents provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Umpqua Statutory Trust II - V --Trust preferred securities 'BB'.
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Our statutory tax rate there is much higher than world norms, but our actual tax collections are much lower than implied by the statutory rate, due to numerous loopholes and design flaws.
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In the event that TIAA does issue surplus notes, Fitch expects adjusted statutory financial leverage to be reduced below 15% within 12-18 months due to growth in statutory capital from retained earnings.
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"I have never heard of an instance where the statutory auditor would alert law enforcement even before the board," said Masahito Nagata, executive director at a nationwide organization of statutory auditors in Japan.
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" Weingarten stammered, then said: "Well, that would be statutory rape.
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She and Berchtold had sex, committing statutory rape, multiple times.
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And I think that the statutory directives are very small.
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That meant its statutory pretax profit was 84.6 million pounds.
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The program, it said, also exceeded Mr. Obama's statutory authority.
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Stevens (Virginia): Must impeachment be based on a statutory crime?
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It would be meant as a sort of statutory manifesto.
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The FCC does not have statutory jurisdiction over these properties.
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On a statutory basis for the six months to Dec.
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Moreover, there are statutory issues in addition to constitutional ones.
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There is, therefore, no statutory authority for the Mueller appointment.
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The E.I.T.C. supplements statutory federal and state minimum wages. Mrs.
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However, fines and legal costs led to a statutory loss.
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At the time, the statutory corporate tax rate was 35%.
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Enforcement of statutory requirements must follow as a close second.
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Corporations now pay a statutory 35 percent income tax rate.
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The Charity Commission said it had launched a statutory inquiry.
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The statutory requirements for mitigation will remain on the books.
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Western Sierra Statutory Trust I - IV --Trust preferred securities 'BB'.
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They currently don't have the statutory authority to do so.
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It will involve a statutory merger between ADCB and UNB.
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Statutory profit before tax for the six months ended Dec.
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Statutory damages are an important remedy available to American creators.
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LAs have a statutory obligation to present a balanced budget.
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It's basically about transposing EU law into U.K. statutory books.
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Judges should not make heroic efforts to find statutory meaning.
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The group reported a statutory pretax loss of 259 million.
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So is Roman Polanski, convicted of statutory rape in 1976.
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McCord was charged with four counts of statutory rape by an authority figure, four counts of aggravated statutory rape, solicitation of sexual exploitation of a minor and exploitation of a minor by electronic means.
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In the event that TIAA does issue additional surplus notes, Fitch expects adjusted statutory financial leverage to be reduced below 0003% within 12-18 months due to growth in statutory capital from retained earnings.
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The kwacha is likely to hold firm after the central bank raised the statutory reserve ratio for commercial banks and asked them to maintain statutory reserve requirements on a daily rather than weekly basis.
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It also takes on special tasks on behalf of the State of SH, which provides it with an explicit unconditional statutory guarantee obligation covering all liabilities, maintenance obligation (Anstaltslast) and a statutory guarantor's liability (Gewaehrtraegerhaftung).
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Such statutory delegations dovetail neatly with the president's purely constitutional authorities.
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The Board never officially determined if the players were statutory employees.
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Daniel Stoltzfus is charged with conspiracy to commit statutory sexual assault.
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It interprets the constitution as well as statutory and administrative law.
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Too many statutory instruments are waved through unscrutinised or even unread.
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We have the highest statutory tax rate in the developed world.
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The big idea is to impose a statutory "duty of care".
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We believe there's specific statutory authority for everything in that order.
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Democrats would receive permanent statutory protection for strong net neutrality protections.
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On this very issue of statutory interpretation, the president might win.
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Winslow must confront issues like extradition, statutory limits and sentencing guidelines.
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A likely result will be the ineffective implementation of statutory mandates.
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The Fed is doing this having achieved half its statutory mandate.
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Congress has statutory authority to review and potentially block 123 agreements.
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It would eliminate punitive damages and cap statutory damages to $500,000.
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The President's authority is subject to certain statutory and constitutional restraints.
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Commercial banks' statutory reserve ratio was left unchanged at 7.50 percent.
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Lynnwood Financial Statutory Trust I and II --Trust preferred securities 'BB'.
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This is a complex area where statutory and constitutional law intersect.
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The Supreme Court held the appointment invalid on a statutory ground.
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That allowed them to evade statutory disclosure requirements, Judge Howell wrote.
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The Ninth Circuit, by contrast, rested its conclusions on statutory grounds.
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Its statutory profit before tax for the six months ended Dec.
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The statutory reserve ratio (SRR) was, however, left unchanged at 2150%.
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Any sexual contact between Serena and Ethan is legally statutory rape.
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Both charges carry a statutory maximum of 10 years in prison.
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Statutory authorization for the NFIP actually was set to expire Sept.
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"This is a straightforward case of statutory construction," Judge Cabranes wrote.
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It proposes that people would be able to change their legal gender by making a statutory declaration (rather like a sworn oath; it is important to note that making a false statutory declaration is a criminal offence).
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Daniel Stoltzfus also faces charges of criminal conspiracy and statutory sexual assault.
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But if you misuse the system, those statutory damages add up fast.
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This regressive trend appears to contravene FIFA's statutory commitment to gender equality.
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Preparations like I received are relatively new and not a statutory requirement.
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The first was statutory, based on a reading of the immigration laws.
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The court's rejection of the statutory argument was almost a no-brainer.
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CMP benefits from a statutory solvency guarantee from the City of Paris.
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Some of the counts carry a statutory maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
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Statutory interest coverage improved to 5.4x in 2015 from 3.1x in 2014.
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O'Neil said there is no statutory requirement to release body camera footage.
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But the whistleblower office has a statutory mandate not to identify whistleblowers.
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His case was backed by the statutory Equality Commission for Northern Ireland.
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OLC acknowledged that Dodd-Frank's statutory succession plan elevates the deputy director.
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Emergency declarations provide a president with an array of expanded statutory powers.
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And certain claims in the lawsuit, he said, face statutory expiration dates.
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None of these actions would require Obama-style extra-statutory prosecutorial discretion.
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That was Congress's intent in passing them, as reflected in statutory language.
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MassMutual's statutory capital is very strong and in line with rating expectations.
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Formal immunity, also called "statutory" immunity, is far more appealing to defendants.
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Matthew, 34, was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences – the statutory maximum.
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It had been blocked by courts on both constitutional and statutory grounds.
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For students, it's a day off as precious as any statutory holiday.
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This is especially important if the statutory rate remains above 20 percent.
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" Graham continued: "Point #2: The Budget resolution doesn't affect statutory spending caps.
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It is also being inspected over whether it breached statutory industrial standards.
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President Trump's travel ban conflicts with all of these specific statutory provisions.
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Congress wrote the statutory provision that authorizes presidents to issue such proclamations.
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Never heard anyone use the Holy Family to defend statutory rape before.
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The Fed's statutory task is to pursue full employment and price stability.
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But let's stick with the statutory 35 percent rate for a moment.
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Daniel Stoltzfus has also been charged with conspiracy of statutory sexual assault.
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Frank, who lived in Washington, could have claimed statutory damages of $83,500.
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Extending the rescission to employers with "moral" objections has no statutory basis.
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Oregon is setting a declining statutory cap on economy-wide GHG emissions.
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Neal is using is a specific statutory exception from that disclosure prohibition.
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At 39.1 percent, we lead the G20 in corporate statutory tax rates.
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Polanski fled America in 1978 after he pleaded guilty to statutory rape.
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This isn't going to be done by [the statutory deadline of ] Nov.
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Republicans criticized their case for not charging Trump with a statutory crime.
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An investigation must be completed within a 180-day statutory time frame.
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And recently, each has begun firing more scathing remarks across Statutory Hall.
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"The whistleblower has the right, the statutory right to anonymity," Schiff said.
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But the White House opposes a statutory requirement to elevate the unit.
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Second, Congress does not need to base impeachment on a statutory crime.
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The last thorough statutory review of the act was done in 2001.
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The White House opposes a statutory requirement that the unit be elevated.
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"We made a technical and statutory decision that was correct," he said.
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Elizabeth Giesler, 39, was charged Friday with felony sexual contact with a student, felony second-degree statutory sodomy and second-degree statutory rape after the alleged encounters with the student as she worked as the assistant principal at Ste.
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He was also convicted on several other misdemeanor charges related to statutory rape.
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When national legislation recognizes customary law it also becomes part of statutory law.
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Outside the U.S., PALIG's insurance subsidiaries maintain statutory capital that exceeds regulatory minimums.
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In other words, feisty gray-haired Miss Grundy is now a statutory rapist.
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In the US, the statutory income tax for corporations is usually 35 percent.
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It uses the statutory minimum reserve requirement to influence private sector credit growth.
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These benefits continue to be factored into Fitch's view of LNC's statutory capitalization.
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It's a statutory limit on how much debt the federal government can issue.
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The Company was incorporated in the Netherlands, with its statutory seat in Utrecht.
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One problem is that the FRC has no clear statutory duties or powers.
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The city should not be allowed to avoid its statutory obligations any longer.
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North Dakota's Initiated Statutory Measure No. 5 legalizes the use of medical marijuana.
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Statutory expenditure stood at 6.98 billion pula in the 2017/18 financial year.
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Reconciling all these views requires rethinking the purpose and scope of statutory audit.
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The way the writers are approaching what statutory rape leaves me somewhat queasy.
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On a statutory basis, net profit fell about 24% to A$1.75 billion.
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TIAA's statutory earnings interest coverage is comparable to other highly rated mutual peers.
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The EAC is an independent statutory body that oversees elections in Hong Kong.
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But Trump, who likes to be tough, was reaching for stronger statutory authority.
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ONDCP's influence is not because of its size, or even its statutory authority.
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Those who use the agency will be protected from liability for statutory damages.
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I guess there wasn't a secret statutory rape club in Rosewood after all.
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"The Army Corps lacks statutory authority to simply stop the EIS," they said.
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The administration renewed a statutory waiver of nuclear sanctions against Iran's petroleum exports.
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And Parliament has processed only 100 of 600-odd Brexit-related statutory instruments.
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The defendants mounted defenses that included a statutory exemption and freedom of speech.
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He initially also faced charges of child kidnapping and first-degree statutory rape.
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"The statutory language is plain and admits no qualification or exception," Fresno wrote.
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Horrifyingly, statutory rape within marriage is not considered a crime in many states.
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Trump, however, is using specific statutory authority that congress created for the president.
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The law cut statutory tax rates by about 25 percent across the board.
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The White House, however, opposes a statutory requirement that the unit be elevated.
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Fortunately, there are statutory solutions afoot to get closer to a fair count.
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Congress alone cultivates statutory law, including filling in the gaps in the Constitution.
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However, lawyers can be quite imaginative in finding ways to stretch statutory text.
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Carson had pressured her to circumvent a $5,000 statutory limit on renovation expenses.
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I intend to execute the statutory mandate of the Bureau to protect consumers.
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On one level, the decision sought to make sense of tangled statutory language.
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And to be clear, that's him making a choice, not a statutory requirement.
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It's at best a bug in a complex statutory scheme, not a feature.
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Few corporations pay an effective tax rate as high as their statutory rate.
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Barreme (113), that Congress may impose statutory limits on the president's war powers.
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Warner Music had claimed that Spotify "falsely asserted a statutory license" in India.
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On a statutory basis, net profit rose 16.7 percent to A$2.80 billion.
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That is ridiculous because almost no corporations pay the 35 percent statutory rate.
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EPA updated its spreadsheets, and the 2017 final rule hits the statutory cap.
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Mr. Daskal, 59, was charged with statutory rape, sexual abuse and other crimes.
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All predicted the statutory reserve ratio (SRR) would also be kept at 5.00%.
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Mr. Wall argued that presidents have vast constitutional and statutory authority over immigration.
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It also admitted it had violated statutory standards set by the industry ministry.
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However, count one did carry with it a statutory minimum of 25 years.
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On a statutory basis, profit after tax fell 44 percent to $162.3 million.
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Journalists have no recognized constitutional nor even federal statutory right for such protection.
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PHH filed an appeal, challenging the bureau's statutory authority to impose the penalty.
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It is the Commission's statutory duty—and present policy—to bridge this digital divide....By redefining what it means to have access, the FCC could abandon further efforts to connect Americans, as under this definition, its statutory requirement would be fulfilled.
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"In accordance with statutory requirements, the secretary of defense informed Congress of the United States&apos intent to transfer these individuals and of the secretary&aposs determination that these transfers meet the statutory standard," the Defense Department said in a statement.
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Meili admitted to the sex crime, pleading guilty to third-degree child molestation in March, in exchange for prosecutors dismissing the first-degree statutory rape, statutory sodomy, and child kidnapping charges he also faced, as part of a plea deal.
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This very litigation was actually commenced by these leagues pursuant to that statutory authority.
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It has also cut the statutory working hours for miners to help control supplies.
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Fitch considers the statutory capitalization of W&SFG's insurance subsidiaries' to be extremely strong.
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That would "intentionally undermine PBGC's statutory and contractual pension plan protections," the agency said.
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Lying to the FBI carries a statutory maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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For this reason, the ALI has appropriately avoided creating Restatements based on statutory law.
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We asked for a statutory correction 30 days ago and they have ignored us.
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So, Medicaid is a statutory entitlement that protects both state budgets and Medicaid beneficiaries.
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"It basically leaves us without any kind of hate crime statutory framework," Gill said.
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McLellan faces 10 felony charges, including murder, forcible rape, statutory rape, kidnapping, and larceny.
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The Rosemary's Baby director pled guilty to the statutory rape of Geimer in 1979.
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English's lawyers rely heavily on Dodd-Frank's statutory language specifying a CFPB succession plan.
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Where we need external bodies with statutory powers to be able to do this.
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But our statutory tax rate of 275 percent is quite high in international context.
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Later that year, charges of statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors were added.
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You believe FERC has the statutory authority to consider both upstream and downstream effects?
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U.S. states have long had constitutional or statutory provisions designed to ensure voting secrecy.
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Maybe Archie wasn't her first statutory flirtation, and maybe he won't be her last.
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There is a statutory rate set by the CRB, currently 9.1 cents per song.
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See, she's not a bad person…except for the statutory rape she keeps downplaying.
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Allowing states to impose those same changes by statutory waiver would be extremely controversial.
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ICAF is the only Cantabrian PSE that benefits from such a strong statutory guarantee.
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Statutory earnings interest coverage was strong at approximately 7x as of third-quarter 2016.
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Also, both California and Indiana have pre-existing statutory schemes favoring and incentivizing telemedicine.
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If convicted, Franco faces a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison.
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MassMutual Global Funding II is a statutory trust domiciled in the state of Delaware.
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This was statutory rape, and I was too afraid to tell anyone about it.
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Mr. Murray, a software engineer, argued that his mother had signed California's statutory form.
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PHH responded with a lawsuit challenging the bureau's statutory authority to impose the penalty.
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Moreover, the potentially impeachable offenses of Trump are not limited to just statutory crimes.
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It meets our current statutory obligation to provide members of Congress with facility access.
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Administration officials say the designation is a technical one, based on a statutory standard.
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CMS has no statutory authority to impose those alternative sanctions, said spokesman Jibril Boykin.
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Child marriage is an outrage not only when it legalizes or ignores statutory rape.
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Indeed, the immigration statute is a sometimes inscrutable labyrinth of cross-referenced statutory provisions.
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At 35 percent, the US has the highest statutory tax rate among developed countries.
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Congress in 1978 then imposed collective bargaining upon the president as a statutory obligation.
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The statutory U.S. corporate rate is the highest of any of the advanced economies.
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He made a case that the law should target specific harms, like statutory rape.
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HB Capital Trust I Humboldt Bancorp Statutory Trust I - III --Trust preferred securities 'BB'.
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After the statutory rape charges were dropped, she asked if he'd learned his lesson.
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A: You have a constitutional and statutory right to speak up about building conditions.
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He pleaded guilty to statutory rape but fled to Europe before completing his sentence.
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That's the kind of statutory interpretation that the Federalist Society is supposed to hate.
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And, as Shwartz notes, it's hard to find statutory support for such an exemption.
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Ultimately, these demonstrations should better inform future action, including statutory action, taken by policymakers.
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Today, all state governments operate within statutory and/or state constitutional limits on debt.
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She raised both statutory and constitutional concerns about F.B.I. searches for ordinary criminal cases.
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The council is a non-statutory coordinating body for Australia's main financial regulatory agencies.
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The same goes for Justice Gorsuch's insistence on the careful parsing of statutory text.
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Department officials said the disbursements were based on a statutory formula, authorized by Congress.
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However, statutory risk based capital (RBC) ratios are below peer norms and rating guidelines.
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In the complaint, the group announced it is seeking compensatory, statutory and punitive damages.
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Air Force failure to report gunman's domestic violence convictions seems to violate statutory duty.
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" The Pentagon said it notified Congress of the transfer "in accordance with statutory requirements.
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State regulators have vigorously opposed the idea, saying it exceeds the OCC's statutory authority.
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Mr. Quarles said he took "very seriously" the Fed's statutory obligation to minimize unemployment.
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During his remarks, Trump referred to the US's 35 percent statutory corporate tax rate.
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The question of statutory offenses is one that belongs in the Department of Justice.
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"[A]liens have a statutory right to seek asylum regardless of whether they enter the United States at a designated port of entry, and defendants may not extinguish that statutory right by regulation or proclamation," wrote District Judge Randolph Moss, an Obama appointee.
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In 1977, Polanski pleaded guilty for the statutory rape of 13-year-old Samantha Geimer.
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Kaplan faces statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with a minor and aggravated indecent assault charges.
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Cottrell said the BSB does not want statutory powers, which should be left to regulators.
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"The dissent attempts to change the plain meaning of the statutory language," the majority said.
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Italian Colors that arbitration agreements trump plaintiffs' power to enforce statutory rights through class actions.
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Lawyers argue on the fine points and the interpretation of statutory language all the time.
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Polanski pleaded guilty to felony statutory rape, the least serious of the charges he faced.
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It is exceedingly rare for a federal defendant to meet all of these statutory standards.
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Alicia is charged with five counts of statutory sodomy and one count of child molestation.
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All of the analysts predicted the statutory reserve ratio(SRR) would be kept at 5.00%.
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Experian said full-year statutory revenue rose 6% to $4.86 billion, in line with estimates.
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Read Spotify's filing in India for a statutory license for Warner/Chappell Music works below.
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Possessing child pornography also carries a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison.
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There's one other benefit to using the MLC: you're shielded from liability for statutory damages.
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It also cut banks' statutory reserve requirement ratio by 100 basis points to 6.5 percent.
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And because they supposedly didn't, Wixen is asking for $150,000 in statutory damages per song.
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In Germany, the discounted sentence cannot be less than the statutory minimum for that crime.
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Statutory revenue more than halved, driven by an 85 percent fall in net investment gains.
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So when Congress says they are abdicating their statutory duties, they know whereof they speak.
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We believe there is specific statutory authority for everything in that order that he did.
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Those countries should "decolonize statutory water law through a hybrid approach", according to the report.
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TIAA's statutory capitalization metrics continue to be extremely strong and in line with rating expectations.
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S. economy was nearing the Federal Reserve's statutory goals of maximum employment and price stability.
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EPA did cut the quotas compared to statutory levels, but it discarded more aggressive changes.
|
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On a statutory basis, net profit fell more than 12 percent to A$203.2 million.
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However, under Connecticut state law, sex with a child under 16 qualifies as statutory rape.
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"This order is lawful, its within his authority, constitutionally and explicit statutory authority," Sessions said.
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Meanwhile, statutory advances from BEAC to member countries have been frozen at their 2014 ceiling.
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There is no statutory crime of collusion except between business competitors in the antitrust context.
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"Just because they are shut down doesn't mean the statutory deadlines are waived," he said.
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Mr. Verrilli said there were statutory constraints that would prevent the president from doing so.
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Because of that, the Postal Service cannot remove the "statutory price ceiling" on those shipments.
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Republicans have proposed reducing the statutory corporate tax rate from 28500 percent to 6900 percent.
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Today, we have the highest statutory and fourth highest effective corporate tax of developed countries.
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The court acknowledged that there was no statutory definition of the "colored race" in Mississippi.
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In this case, the Supreme Court seemed to wrestle with both statutory and constitutional questions.
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How much statutory ambiguity is even necessary to allow bureaucrats to "fill in the gaps"?
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For these reasons, arbitration can, and often does, render constitutional rights and statutory protections meaningless.
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The two said they would advance legislation to change the statutory version of the rule.
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Enactment of common statutory and regulatory rules in multiple jurisdictions can further the standardization effort.
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During his remarks, Trump referred to the U.S.'s 35 percent statutory corporate tax rate.
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Both Imperial Bank and Dubai Bank were placed under statutory management by the central bank.
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"We have to develop that — we don't have a statutory right to privacy," Schatz said.
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In Japan, the statutory auditor is appointed by a company's shareholders to oversee the board.
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Consistent with its statutory mandate, the Committee seeks to foster maximum employment and price stability.
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The bank also cut the statutory reserve ratio (SRR) by 1% to 4%, it said.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has asked for an increase of statutory borrowing caps by Sept.
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A statutory duty normalizes the reporting of wrongdoing and lessens the stigma of doing so.
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"Cuts of this magnitude will severely impact our ability to meet statutory requirements," said Calvert.
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Statutory caps imposed in 2011 on domestic and military spending have helped temper the deficit.
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Nor can a dog carry out the statutory and constitutional duties required of a Governor.
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This shows a willingness by the courts to accept administrative interpretations of their statutory authority.
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Ireland and Malta, for example, allow trans people to self-identify through a statutory declaration.
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The Trump administration had faced a statutory deadline for nominating a permanent commissioner on Friday.
|
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" Later, when Mr. Landau started reading the statutory text aloud, Justice Gorsuch said: "Keep going.
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The narrow and targeted statutory remedy set forth in the CREATES Act avoids these problems.
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The whistleblower had no statutory or constitutional authority over the conduct of American foreign policy.
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Oneida nearly collapsed amid accusations of statutory rape and squabbles over the allocation of virgins.
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The department will still meet statutory and legal deadlines in that time period, he said.
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Those bonds give investors a statutory lien on the city's share of state sales taxes.
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" Those crimes, by the way, are colloquially referred to as "statutory rape" and "child pornography.
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Moreover, there is no statutory body to ensure the information provided through the checks is secure.
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The central bank, however, cut its statutory reserve ratio by 1 percentage point to 5 percent.
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State regulators, unlike class action plaintiffs, can claim statutory penalties for every violation of state law.
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So no legal rebuttal to the statutory interpretation of the court, no attempt at rational argument.
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A dark celebrity who apparently murdered multiple women and engaged in both statutory and incestual rape.
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All Mexican banks are already in compliance with their respective statutory minimum LCR set by regulators.
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But for statutory reasons and for budgetary reasons, we have to submit the health care sooner.
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Unlike common law, statutory laws are passed by Congress and signed into law by the president.
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But statutory parental-leave packages vary widely across the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries.
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The practice of dipping into statutory reserves for distributions is unusual, but not completely unheard of.
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As is often the case, agencies and branches of government must fill in the statutory gaps.
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These changes are made through "statutory instruments" (SI), subject to varying degrees of scrutiny by lawmakers.
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Some suggest the two chambers should form a joint committee to scrutinise Brexit-related statutory instruments.
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North Dakota's Initiated Statutory Measure No. 4 would raise taxes on cigarettes to $2.20 a pack.
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Fitch continues to view Guardian's statutory capital as very strong and in line with rating expectations.
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"The DPC has initiated a formal statutory inquiry in respect of your complaint," the letter reads.
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Their resentencing from shorter terms to statutory five-year minimums, while convoluted, was also legally sound.
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"The nature of the injuries did not meet the statutory elements of felony assault," Gootkin said.
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What the different rates measure, per the Congressional Budget Office: Statutory rate: The legal tax rate.
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The Modern Slavery Act provides the backbone for this work by many statutory agencies and NGOs.
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Second, she argued that in the absence of a statutory definition, insider trading was unconstitutionally vague.
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"The Army Corps lacks statutory authority to simply stop the EIS," they said in a statement.
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The SFC has also proposed trebling to 150,000 contracts the statutory limit for stock option contracts.
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She's also demanding $10 million in statutory damages from manufacturers Redbubble and Cloudflare, but not Walmart.
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The knowledge that it will be his last term, given statutory limits, should also embolden him.
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At oral arguments the three judges on the 9th Circuit expressed interest in those statutory arguments.
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These are administrative subpoenas — different from criminal warrants — issued under the S.E.C.'s own statutory authority.
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His rap sheet included assault, child molestation, statutory rape, arson, hog and cattle rustling, and burglary.
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The United States claims the highest statutory federal corporate tax rate among developed countries: 35 percent.
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" Harmon added that the statutory prohibition should apply "whether or not the appointee will receive compensation.
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The Hill: Court-watchers wait to see whether justices focus on the statutory or constitutional arguments.
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Pocan and Jayapal said they plan to introduce legislation to end the statutory pay-go mechanism.
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Like these non-statutory propositions, parliamentary rules announced by Senate majority leaders constitute laws as well.
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John Conyers (D-Mich.) introduced the "Restoring Statutory Rights Act of 2016" on Equal Pay Day.
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When statutory Paygo passed in 2010, it was lauded as a monument to the fiscal conservatism.
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The affected models' emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) exceeded statutory limits more than tenfold, it said.
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Castro said he'd like to see the number of refugees accepted rise to the statutory limit.
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It "avoids" a final constitutional ruling because the government ultimately loses on grounds of statutory interpretation.
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Meanwhile, statutory net profit for the period rose 7 percent to A$7.99 billion ($6.11 billion).
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This undermines the process even further since these regulations are necessary to meet FTA's statutory requirements.
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Another argument for reducing the statutory corporate tax rate is that it will increase business investment.
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If companies abuse these statutory privileges and gouge consumers, Congress can change or even withdraw them.
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Congress should swiftly enact the Restoring Statutory Rights Act to protect Americans' rights under the laws.
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What's next: Congress must act to uphold the values underpinning the U.S. statutory framework for immigration.
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But for statutory reasons and for budgetary reasons we have to submit the health care sooner.
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American Family's statutory operating leverage was 1.2x at year end 2016 in line with prior years.
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It would make oil and gas development one of the statutory purposes of the wildlife refuge.
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In targeting 2628 percent inflation, the Fed is flouting its statutory mandate to promote stable prices.
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At a sentencing, it is entirely a judge's prerogative to prescribe a sentence within statutory guidelines.
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Beyond setting spending levels for two years, it suspends the statutory debt limit until March 2019.
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The statutory restriction on the President's authority to remove the CFPB Director contravenes this basic principle.
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Park is devoted to improving victims' access to justice, but not by eliminating criminal statutory limits.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES The case appears to meet the statutory definition of domestic terrorism, Bash said.
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People also can buy voluntary insurance above that, which covers things not covered by statutory insurance.
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The parent contended that the coach had committed statutory rape, and had sent sexually inappropriate messages.
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" The suit asks for damages and unpaid minimum wages, overtime wages, and "statutory and civil penalties.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has asked lawmakers to raise the government's statutory borrowing authority by Sept.
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Such a sexual relationship would often violate statutory rape laws, but marriage sometimes makes it legal.
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The theory may not work because the statutory exception has been interpreted narrowly in case law.
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"The statutory mission of FIFA is to develop football at a worldwide level," FIFA's statement said.
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The solution is a legal and temporary statutory fix that simply recreates DACA for one year.
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Sanders also said that very few global corporations pay the current statutory rate of 22019 percent.
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This is contrary to the statutory goal of Medicaid to promote access to affordable health care.
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Statutory profit was A$465 million ($363.6 million) compared to A$508 million a year ago.
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Impeachable deeds need not be statutory crimes of the kind tried in a court, scholars note.
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"FWS is openly flouting its statutory mandate to proactively post frequently requested material online," she added.
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CPB Capital Trust I, II & IV CPB Statutory Trust III & V --Trust preferred securities at 'BB-'.
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Furthermore, lawyers claimed the SEC action exceeded the agency's statutory authority in the Securities Exchange Act.
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Senior debt issued by bank holding companies would also be excluded from statutory bail-in requirements.
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Many of those States have multiple statutory provisions, with variations for different categories of public employees.
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Reyat, meanwhile, has been let out on statutory release to complete his sentence in the community.
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Both counts carry a statutory maximum of 10 years, which is well below the sentencing guidelines.
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What you're describing is a "statutory pet trust," which is just a provision in a will.
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Topics include statutory and regulatory requirements, enforcement actions, currency transaction reporting, record-keeping requirements and suspicious transactions.
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They involve statutory interpretation, rather than constitutional rights, and they could end up before the Supreme Court.
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The government bumped up against its statutory limit on borrowing at just under $20 trillion in March.
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The merger is inter alia subject to other statutory approvals including from the Competition Commission of India.
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"CMS should seek statutory authority to establish additional, intermediate remedies for poor hospice performance," said the report.
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But the National Commission for Women, a statutory body that fights for women's rights, condemned Gandhi's comments.
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The office of the DNI produces the president's daily intelligence briefing; it has no other statutory responsibilities.
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And once Congress becomes involved, there are a lot of statutory timelines for negotiation of that agreement.
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Fitch considers LNC's reported statutory capital adequacy to be strong and above expectations for the current rating.
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The company reported statutory net income of $257 million in 2015 compared with $1.6 billion in 2014.
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The company said this helped meet the statutory minimum condition for its offer of C$947 million.
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If charges are brought, it is not clear whether they would be statutory rape or child abuse.
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"There's no formal or statutory or House rule for how an impeachment inquiry is to begin," Rep.
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Kaplan is charged with 10 counts of various sexual offenses, eight of them felonies, including statutory rape.
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Police have charged the girl's father, Daniel Stoltzfus, with conspiracy of statutory sexual assault and child endangerment.
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A will, among other statutory requirements, must be signed by at least two witnesses to be valid.
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Jackson said that, unlike many SEC proposals, this one would require no new statutory authority from Congress.
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In addition, under Solvency 2 the equalisation reserve is treated as equity in the statutory solvency calculation.
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The company reported a 4 percent rise in first-half statutory pretax profit, just below analyst estimates.
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Cops found that the nature of Jacobs' injuries did not meet the statutory elements of felony assault.
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The charges include rape of a child, statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and indecent assault.
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Burgess pleaded no contest to felony statutory rape of a child who is now 7 years old.
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" He added that "the nature of the injuries did not meet the statutory elements of felony assault.
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The girls' father, Daniel Stoltzfus, was charged with conspiracy to commit statutory sexual assault and child endangerment.
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He even lied about the statutory elements of a crime because he wants to protect Hillary Clinton.
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Aggravated indecent assault is a second-degree felony, which has a statutory maximum of 10 years' incarceration.
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Kaplan originally faced charges of statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with a minor and aggravated indecent assault.
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It amends current law to grant judges authority to impose a sentence below a statutory mandatory minimum.
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Two of the three independent statutory auditors named by Nissan had prior business relationships with the carmaker.
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An EY firm was also barred last month from conducting certain statutory audit assignments until April 2020.
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This includes two states (California and Connecticut) that have statutory limits on cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Kaplan was convicted on 17 charges in June, including child rape, statutory sexual assault and indecent assault.
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If convicted of the charges, the defendant faces a statutory maximum penalty of 150 years in prison.
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That, on its face, didn't meet the statutory standard of "damage" to the pipeline, Judge Tiffany decided.
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Reach had made a statutory pretax profit of 38.2 million pounds in the same period last year.
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Admitted DTAs represent 8% of statutory capital across the industry but are more material for some insurers.
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" For the new justice, that lack of statutory support made the question "worthy of this Court's attention.
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It concludes with an entire section that outlines both the constitutional and statutory protections of religious liberty.
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Mr. Feinberg said the reorganization had to be rejected because it failed to meet three statutory requirements.
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If only there were a statutory requirement for the CFPB to lay out its true strategic objectives.
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Financially this is difficult, as statutory maternity pay barely covers bills and runs out after nine months.
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Credit unions have a statutory mission to promote thrift and provide access to credit for provident purposes.
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The senator said that most corporations pay less than the statutory corporate tax rate of 28503 percent.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IVF's IDR are equalised with Valencia to reflect its statutory guarantee on IVF's liabilities.
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Nowadays, the statutory contempt power is used, less coercive and more in an attitude of retributive punishment.
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In 1996, President Clinton refused to defend the statutory ouster of HIV-positive members of the military.
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There is no statutory change needed in New York to open up the Democratic primaries to independents.
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In 28503, a Democrat majority voted to institute the statutory pay-as-you-go law, or Paygo.
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There are statutory requirements of confidentiality that apply to both the employee and me regarding this matter.
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To hold otherwise would critically undermine the statutory structure that Congress put in place in the CAA.
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Meanwhile, the regulator has missed statutory deadlines for implementing parts of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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They had been instrumental in a recent campaign to expand statutory rape protection to girls under 18.
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Congressional action to address the long-established statutory weaknesses and failures of the OGE is long overdue.
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The statutory transfer restrictions require that he do so at least 30 days before any detainee leaves.
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On the corporate side, the U.S. has the highest statutory corporate tax rate of any industrialized nation.
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The USDA's egregious and longstanding disregard of its statutory duties screams out for more—not less—oversight.
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Statutory pretax profit fell 9.7 percent to 41.7 million pounds from 46.2 million pounds a year ago.
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If enacted the LNG provisions would set a new statutory deadline on DOE's non-FTA licensing process.
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Sterling Capital Trust III - IV and VI - IX Sterling Capital Statutory Trust V --Trust preferred securities 'BB'.
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The country granted women paid maternity leave in 2005, but there is still no statutory paternity leave.
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The deal would raise spending levels and the government's statutory borrowing limit, known as the debt ceiling.
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That is a morally despicable sexual exploitation of a minor at least, and statutory rape at worst.
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And: Writ large, I intend to exercise our statutory authority to enforce the laws of this nation.
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One accountant who has long handled Nissan's books is now a statutory auditor at a Nissan foundation.
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Spirax-Sarco's statutory pretax profit plunged 18% to 236.8 million pounds for the year ended Dec. 31.
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There is no statutory requirement for him to do health care before he works on tax reform.
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Here, we need statutory damages — harms spelled out in the law that don't require any further proof.
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Kier's statutory operating loss fell to 24.4 million pounds ($31.41 million) in the six months ended Dec.
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In addition to back overtime with interest, Cintron's suit is asking for almost $403,240 in statutory penalties.
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There is no prohibition against marital or statutory rape, and rape victims are frequently charged with adultery.
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That is well below the statutory maximum allowed to be spent on renovations for the secretary's office.
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History and the law make clear that impeachment need not be based on a specific statutory crime.
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However, the Democrats said they don't have much faith the administration will abide by the statutory restrictions.
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And seven of the top 30 countries (23 percent) in the 85033-country ranking have statutory damages.
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Statutory tax rates can fall, as long as we protect the tax base at the same time.
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The 19-year-old Mr. Herrera pleaded guilty to statutory rape with a 14-year-old girl.
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Every alien accused of being deportable has a statutory right to a hearing before an immigration judge.
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If convicted, Rashid could face a statutory maximum of 20 years in prison, according to the release.
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From 28500 to 6900, the top statutory corporate tax rate declined from 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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The latest Republican tax reform framework promises to lower statutory rates and repeal scores of tax preferences.
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After China, Malaysia enjoyed the second-lowest wealth expectancy gap, thanks in part to high statutory pensions.
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The case involves a statutory question that is entirely distinct from the constitutional issues raised in Bucklew.
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The statutory maximum sentence for the charge to which Flynn pleaded guilty is five years in prison.
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There's also the hurdle of the current statutory budget caps set by the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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He resigned from Breitbart earlier this year after video surfaced of Yiannopoulos making comments about statutory rape.
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In the Consolidated Appropriations Act, aid to the communities that faced ISIS genocide is made statutory, true.
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So we'll put — yeah, because of statutory [garbled], they can't loan to that kind of a business.
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Flynn's crime of lying to the FBI carries a statutory maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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Acts that do not meet a precise statutory definition still may place an elected official in jeopardy.
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Justice Alito began by surveying the constitutional and statutory constraints states face with regard to race and redistricting.
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That is because US statutory law says that physical presence in the US is required to claim asylum.
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The charity also helps to prosecute cases of underage marriage and statutory rape, as well as child labor.
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All of the bank's liabilities are fully covered by the state through a direct and unlimited statutory guarantee.
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While Cummins faces local and federal charges for kidnapping Elizabeth, he also may now face statutory rape charges.
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Total adjusted statutory capital of LNC's insurance operating subsidiaries increased approximately 10% in 2014 to approximately $8.8 billion.
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The statutory accounting treatment of the company's acquisition of John Hancock's closed block adversely affected results in 2015.
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Many dealers said a 150-basis-point increase in commercial banks' statutory reserve ratio with effect from Jan.
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Repealing the ECA will, for example, give ministers vast discretionary power to amend European laws through statutory instruments.
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The commission may call for statutory separation of lending and financial advice, and for an overhaul of bonuses.
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GE's insurance group also has only about $1 billion in capital on a statutory accounting basis, Beato said.
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In 2009, Mr Esquivel-Quintana served 90 days in jail and five years on probation for statutory rape.
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In 1997, Dershowitz argued against statutory rape laws, saying the age of consent should be 15, Bruck reports.
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The works councils and employee representatives will be consulted where applicable and statutory participation rights will be safeguarded.
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They say the rule exceeds the agency's statutory authority and goes beyond the bounds set by the Constitution.
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A: There are a number of examples of modern uses of US military force without express statutory authorization.
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"Under the existing statutory regime, Sentient-driven reconnaissance should not be taking place within the US," says Aftergood.
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United States (a fascinating statutory interpretation case), SCOTUS continues its 6/6 streak of unanimous opinions this term.
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The USCIS had received 199,000 visa petitions from employers -- way more than enough to meet the statutory caps.
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Roman Polanski pleaded guilty to a statutory rape charge in 1977, then fled the country before his sentencing.
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Natural Resources Defense Council doctrine, courts generally defer to an agency's statutory interpretation where the law is ambiguous.
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Acting without statutory or other legal authority, the DOJ engaged in extraordinary and unprecedented regulation of the copyrights.
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Apple's CALEA argument is a twisting logic puzzle of statutory authority that's presented here as being really simple.
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Prior to last night's statutory deadline, they needed only fifty-one votes, now they need at least sixty.
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The company's reported statutory capitalization is strong relative to rating expectations but vulnerable to adverse LTC reserve development.
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SoFFin's statutory loss-absorption obligation is stipulated in Germany's Financial Market Stabilisation Fund Act and FMS WM's statutes.
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"The order also exceeds the President's statutory authority and contravenes the constitutional guarantee of Due Process," he wrote.
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In the piece, he called for a statutory change that would limit DEA's enforcement authority to illegal narcotics.
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Industrial explosives maker Incitec Pivot plunged about 8 percent after logging a drop in its annual statutory profit.
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While perhaps not the most perfect statutory paradigm, Section 224 is the nonetheless the law of the land.
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Apple says it paid the equivalent of $400m in Irish tax that year at the statutory 12.5% rate.
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Serious proposals have been put forward that would reduce the statutory rate to 220006 to 2202 percent. 2628.
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"Unfortunately, Members of Congress have not seen the reported agreement, despite statutory requirements for full consultation," said Rep.
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Luxembourg is not a typical tax haven levying no or minimal income tax; its statutory rate is 29%.
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The first is that the government can only spend money when it has statutory authority to do so.
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However, Judge Amy But Berman said the statutory guidelines cap the sentence at five years for each count.
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However, a weak legislative cannot ensure that a powerful executive operates within its legal, ethical and statutory bounds.
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"These companies will work with FDA to waive the statutory obligation to file a 510(k)," Hills said.
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Everything else in financial regulation flows from the statutory foundation on which regulations and other requirements are based.
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But even in cases where wrongdoing is clear-cut, the maximum statutory penalty under the FDCPA is $500,000.
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U.S. corporations face a 35 percent statutory federal corporate tax rate, which is the highest among developed countries.
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But in the longer term I think they actually will invite significant statutory erosion to the executive branch.
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Like treason, the effort to construe this meeting as espionage would rip the crime from its statutory roots.
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Indeed, the attorney general has the statutory authority to "define what constitutes a conspicuous statement," or disclaimer label.
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The only wrinkle in this scenario is a long-debated statutory provision under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Or that Rogen's mother came up the joke that McLovin (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) gets arrested for statutory rape?
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"Each of them suffered one or more of the constitutional, statutory, and common law violations," the ACLU said.
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"That is in line with the statutory purposes of the intelligence agencies and relevant European Directives," said May.
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The watchdog is seeking an order for return of costs of borrowing and statutory damages to affected borrowers.
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Under the plan submitted on Friday, Puerto Rico is requesting the removal of statutory limits on Medicaid funding.
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He can be sentenced up to five years for each count, for a statutory maximum of 10 years.
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Among the most consequential fights will be over the statutory debt limit, which Congress extended to March 2.
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Then it accepted the appointed lawyer's argument, which was based on a technical analysis of various statutory provisions.
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Schools across Wales will close for the statutory provision of education at the latest on 20 March 2020.
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Burwell in 2015, the vote was 6 to 3 to reject a concocted statutory attack on the law.
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And these days it sometimes seems agencies change their statutory interpretations almost as often as elections change administrations.
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"The simple answer is that a president can be impeached without a statutory crime being committed," she said.
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But the President may not decline to follow a statutory mandate or prohibition simply because of policy objections.
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Both Democratic and Republican presidents (and their attorneys general) had grown exasperated with the statutory independent counsel structure.
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"The CFPB has a statutory mandate to participate in this process by conducting an investigation," the senators wrote.
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In 1983, the Supreme Court declared an extra-statutory rule for tax exemption — the "fundamental public policy" doctrine.
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But the appeals court said the remedy was essentially to erase the statutory language shielding government debt collectors.
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The president can cheat in an election, that's completely fine unless he committed a very identifiable statutory crime.
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The company reported statutory pretax loss of 37.3 million pounds ($48.5 million) for the full year ended Dec.
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There are various "Oath Clauses" — three in the Constitution, several statutory and one in Senate Rules of Impeachment.
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Further, the example of Israel, which has statutory damages, makes plain the problems with suggesting they chill innovation.
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Investors get a statutory lien shielding the debt from municipal bankruptcy, which is not allowed under Illinois law.
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It is expected that other statutory approvals will be forthcoming and we anticipate completing the transaction during 2018.
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Class-action lawsuits brought under the TCPA have been fueled by a statutory penalty of $500 per violation.
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EPA cannot ignore the record and real-world trends, sidestep binding Supreme Court law, and disregard statutory mandates.
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According to the Brennan Center for Justice, Congress has granted the president emergency powers in 123 statutory provisions.
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Mr. Cordray is not the only agency head with statutory protections from removal at will by the president.
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Both are headed by a lone director who, by statutory design, can only be fired for good cause.
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I have not found an applicable Alabama statutory provision for removing either of those names from the ballot.
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The guidelines provide a calculation of what the actual sentence should be within that statutory range of years.
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In 2015, the bank saw its statutory pre-tax profits drop 8 percent to $2.9 billion, CNBC reported.
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But he was not explicit about which of the constitutional, or statutory, claims he based his conclusion on.
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"With these surcharges, the Deposit Insurance Fund is expected to reach the statutory minimum level ahead of the statutory deadline of 2020, reducing the risk that the FDIC will have to raise rates unexpectedly in the event of stress in the financial sector," FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said in a statement.
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"Specific statutory provisions are irrelevant -- the House Ways and Means Chairman utilized a specific statutory provision to request Trump's tax returns from [Treasury Secretary Steven] Mnuchin and nearly a year later, he has not received them," said Jeff Hauser, who scrutinizes administration personnel as executive director of the Revolving Door Project.
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" The $150,000 figure stands at the center of complaints against statutory damages, causing at least one excitable advocate to claim that potential statutory damages resulting from a single copyright infringement case can be "as high as approximately $2023+ trillion in 2015 dollars, almost twice the world's current gross domestic product.
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We have focused here on the implications of the proposal to move to a system of statutory self-declaration.
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The required statutory minimums for Tinkoff, including a capital conservation buffer of 1.25%, currently equal, 5.75% and 7.25%, respectively.
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"Countless reports have shown the value of statutory PSHE including a strong link to good academic performance," Griffin continued.
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Johnthony Walker, who was convicted in a wreck that killed six children, now faces charges of aggravated statutory rape.
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In truth, boys who've been victims of statutory rape and abuse often face long-term trauma from their experiences.
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Investors will get a statutory lien shielding the debt from municipal bankruptcy, which is not allowed under Illinois law.
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Trump said Thursday that "for statutory and budgetary reasons we have to submit health care sooner" than tax reform.
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QTC's ratings are credit linked to that of Queensland due to the state's statutory guarantee for all its liabilities.
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It appeared that two of the judges on the panel, O'Scannlain and Fletcher, were split on the statutory issue.
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The blue-chip company said statutory pretax profit rose 1% to $957 million in the year ended March 31.
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It said liquidity has remained tight despite a 150 bps cut in the statutory reserve ratio in mid-November.
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So The Handmaid's Tale didn't, technically, show statutory rape within the confines of the on-screen, very fictional universe.
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"The SNB can only fulfil its statutory mandate if it retains full independence in monetary policy matters," Studer said.
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Those rules are on ice in two states because a judge said they contravene Medicaid's statutory structure and goals.
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The only line that a sentence may not cross is the statutory maximum sentence -- and here, that's 10 years.
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" It said the biggest U.S. railroads "are on track to meet all statutory deadlines to install and implement PTC.
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That's too bad, but not a surprise when contrasting methods of constitutional and statutory interpretation largely track party politics.
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Sure, his vote on a dream docket of constitutional and statutory cases will be equal to any other justice.
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The blog states that there must be a "statutory or regulatory mandate" in order for questions to be included.
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All 11 judges agreed on rejecting the precedent, although five took issue with aspects of Judge Reinhardt's statutory analysis.
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These statutory rules have changed over the years, and Article II builds these future changes into its elegant language.
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Its statutory loss after tax of A$653.3 million, however, was a record due to impairments and restructuring charges.
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The OCC, which regulates national banks, says it has statutory authority to regulate a broad range of non-banks.
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Moreover, as evidenced by the fate of high-profile whistleblowers like Edward Snowden, statutory protections are incomplete at best.
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As a result, TIAA's adjusted statutory financial leverage could increase to slightly above 15% on a pro forma basis.
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However, Calabrese cautioned that "the guidance is not a substitute for statutory reform" and urged Congress to take action.
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Already in custody, Samarin was charged Friday with statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors, the police statement said.
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Gabon had used CFA340bn of the CFA453bn statutory advances ceiling granted by the central bank as of November 2015.
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AHLIC generated a statutory return on assets (ROA) of 3.2% in 1Q16 and has a much cleaner investment profile.
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The U.S. statutory corporate tax rate is 35% while the effective rate (what corporations pay on average) is 27.1%.
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Since the 1990s, U.S. corporations have been subject to one of the highest statutory tax rates in the world.
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In the long term, we are left with continuing uncertainty from statutory requirements that conflict with today's market realities.
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The 1973 War Powers Resolution requires that the president obtain "specific statutory authorization" soon after sending troops to war.
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The implied tax rate shares a fault with the statutory rate: Both look at companies as mutually exclusive entities.
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The executive order in that case was based on the same statutory authority that this one is based on.
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But the White House opposes a statutory requirement to elevate the unit, setting up a fight in the Senate.
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The statutory debt ceiling limits the maximum amount the federal government can borrow to fund its pre-existing commitments.
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A third related argument for lowering the statutory corporate tax rate is that it will lead to increased wages.
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In 1968, the statutory minimum wage of $2 an hour was worth about $10.90 an hour in 2017 dollars.
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Many of them are statutory, where you can't even apply for a second permit until six months go by.
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The checkered history is in large part attributable to vague and ill-conceived statutory language dating from the 1920s.
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Strict statutory caps were placed on both defense and nondefense domestic spending by the Budget Control Act of 2011.
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In the decision, he literally parsed the statutory language, like a middle school teacher teaching grammar by diagramming sentences.
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Criminals don't always get the benefit of statutory doubt in the cases Judge Gorsuch highlighted in his Senate questionnaire.
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Another asks if some of the statutory interest due was effectively paid ahead of the capital received by claimants.
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The docket includes some important cases on arbitration, statutory interpretation, and cruel and unusual punishment, among other judicial topics.
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Roman Polanski, director In 22016, the filmmaker pled guilty to the statutory rape of a 21992-year-old girl.
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AMT credits "are being reported as statutory income and will be reported this way through 2021," a spokeswoman said.
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"The FAA's 2015 registration rule, which applies to model aircraft, directly violates that clear statutory prohibition," the opinion said.
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He should point to specific statutory authority to get the resources and funds he needs to build a wall.
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"This is a methodology that's been used in the past," he continued, describing the statutory basis for his installation.
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The Brennan Center has identified over 100 statutory powers at the president's disposal once he's declared a national emergency.
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You're convicted of statutory rape, which itself carries huge direct carceral consequences — you go to prison for five years.
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It would have been imprudent and contrary to statutory authorization for the Federal Reserve to go down this path.
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It ruled on statutory rather than constitutional grounds, saying Mr. Trump had exceeded the authority granted him by Congress.
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There are indeed legitimate privacy concerns with any surveillance, but the significant statutory and oversight protocols address those concerns.
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DHS has the statutory authority to limit the locations where all flights entering the US from abroad may land.
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F&G Life's strong balance sheet profile reflects the company's strong statutory capitalization, moderate leverage, and good asset quality.
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If negotiations fail, Congress can enforce its investigative authority through its contempt power, which is both statutory and inherent.
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"This is the most significant statutory update to customs and border protection in more than 10 years," Dempsey said.
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The idea that Jews should fall within federal statutory protections against racial and national-origin discrimination, however, is not.
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Any statutory limits on bonuses would put Australia at the international vanguard of efforts to limit extravagant executive pay.
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These ranges are informed by the last three compliance years and the statutory discretion provided to EPA by Congress.
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Republicans remain divided over whether conditions such as spending cuts should be attached to raising the statutory borrowing limit.
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The company posted flat adjusted pretax profit, while on a statutory basis, it fell 11% to 189 million pounds.
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" Indeed, the statutory requirements for treason in the criminal code presume the defendant owed "allegiance to the United States.
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Under its statutory mandate, the STB faces significant hurdles in regulating prices of rail service, and for good reason.
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But unlike fine wines, regulations that so materially rewrite and recast plain statutory text do not improve with age.
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The procession involved a slow, silent walk through Statutory Hall, through the Capitol Rotunda and eventually to the Senate.
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"Despite the dangers and difficulties they are faced with, they still discharge their statutory duties with courage," he said.
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Modern state corporation statutes generally allow transactions to proceed despite conflicts of interest when certain statutory safeguards are satisfied.
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The Howard County Police Department declined to release the reports from a number of the incidents, citing statutory restrictions.
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Other justices said it mattered that the appeals court decision had turned on statutory interpretation, not on the Constitution.
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He and Musk discussed pedophilia, which may refer to thought (a sexual attraction to children) or action (statutory rape).
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At 2628 percent, U.S. corporations face the highest statutory tax rate among the advanced economies in which they compete.
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For example, an agency's statutory requirements may prevent it from considering certain data or sharing it with other agencies.
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Some details of alleged encounters were redacted, though the allegations include statutory sexual assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter has also informed Congress of the move after concluding every transfer meets the statutory standard.
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Vazquez, 28, already was facing charges including statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with a minor and corruption of minors.
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Vazquez is facing 3 felony charges in Pennsylvania -- statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with minor and corruptions of minors.
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The Huskeys may seek statutory damages, as well as injunctive and declaratory relief barring further violations of California law.
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What's different, though, is the ACPA allows for statutory damages ranging from $1,000 to $100,000 per each domain name.
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"It's a question of whether a monkey has statutory standing to sue, which it does not," he said sternly.
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These are their sole statutory obligations; they are effectively prohibited from considering equity or carbon in their decision-making.
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While not trivial, BIPA's statutory damages are not enough to incentivize individual plaintiffs given the high costs of pursuing discovery on Facebook's software and code base and Facebook's willingness to litigate the case...Facebook seems to believe that a class action is not superior because statutory damages could amount to billions of dollars.
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In Shawe's more conventional appeal, at the Delaware Supreme Court, his lawyers claimed Chancellor Bouchard had exceeded his statutory authority.
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The country has still some headroom to use central bank statutory advances, as only 25% had been used in 7503.
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In the United States, you can't claim attorney's fees or statutory damages in a lawsuit unless your copyright is registered.
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"We have committed to fulfill the Bureau's statutory responsibilities, but go no further," Mulvaney wrote in an agency mission statement.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Legal Status Attribute Stronger: KORAIL is a statutory corporation that is wholly government owned via government ministries.
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Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted that the court normally follows statutory definitions unless it leads to an absurd result.
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However, in most situations, statutory requirements such as "reasons to believe" for attachment and evidence of criminal activity lay forgotten.
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It's hard to pin down the direct consequences of Congress' latest move because, on a statutory level, little is changing.
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Fitch views Symetra Life's risk-adjusted capital as strong for the rating and considers the growth in statutory surplus adequate.
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"(T)he statutory scheme is a vestige of the nation's and of Virginia's history of codified racialization," the judge wrote.
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Alan Friel, partner at BakerHostetler, noted that statutory fines are levers that states normally like to have at their disposal.
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For example, national company legislation and individual bank statutes in Italy and Portugal allow for some distributions from statutory reserves.
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There's no question that when judges depart from a statutory minimum, they are actively going outside their judicial comfort zone.
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People, says Ndavi Muia of Bayer, will not pay for insurance unless it is a statutory requirement, like motor insurance.
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It will also allow firms to bring home their stash of profits at a rate well below the statutory 35%.
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The tight control is also evident in the statutory provincial guarantee (unconditional, irrevocable and on first demand) on CdT's debt.
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In 22015, a year after the release of Taipei, Tao Lin was accused of statutory rape, emotional abuse, and plagiarism.
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Another detail worth noting: Tao Lin once told an interviewer that the original title for Richard Yates was Statutory Rape.
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Statutory paid maternity leave is 16 weeks, more than in the United States but less than in most of Europe.
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So, that's why I sponsored the bill and the court agreed that it was within our statutory and constitutional authority.
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A readiness to change the constitution has provided some statutory and legal checks and balances to rein in bad actors.
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Which brings me back to Bowie, who allegedly committed statutory rape against a pair of underaged girls in the '26s.
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Politics loom large in the background, but the main opinions in Husted turned on a thorny question of statutory interpretation.
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Statutory group profit before tax was £262.3 billion ($33 billion), down 23 percent from the same period a year ago.
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Statutory group profit before tax was £20.3 billion ($20.6 billion), down 10.13 percent from the same period a year ago.
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RGA uses affiliated captive reinsurers primarily to manage the excess statutory reserves associated with its term-life book of business.
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Lyle Burgess, 79, was sentenced last week after he pleaded no contest in April to statutory rape of a child.
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The spending figure excludes statutory expenditure, such as public debt and pensions payments, which are approved under a separate law.
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As a partnership, the go-between was not subject to tax under Luxembourg law (the statutory corporate rate is 29.22%).
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"The Necsa board failed to execute its statutory mandate in a satisfactory and prudent manner," Radebe told a news conference.
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"McDonald's strictly abides by Hong Kong labor legislation and the statutory requirements," said a spokeswoman for the fast-food company.
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The Supreme Court has decided two such challenges already – a constitutional case in 2012, and a statutory case in 2015.
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The Financial Ombudsman Service is a statutory body that handles disputes between companies that provide financial services and their customers.
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"The Commission proposes that (an) investment management company be established as a separate statutory entity," it said in a statement.
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The right question is: What are the natural-born statutory rules on the day a given presidential candidate was born?
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His name appears on both the PAC's forms as its treasurer and as the statutory agent for vendor Rally Forge.
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Because of statutory maximum rules, Jackson cannot give Manafort a prison sentence in the Washington case greater than 10 years.
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There is no statutory definition of involuntary manslaughter in Massachusetts; court cases have largely defined the contours of the crime.
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So-called statutory maximum rules set a 10-year cap on the prison sentence Jackson can impose in Manafort's case.
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The details: Second-quarter statutory filings from insurance companies had to be submitted to states no later than Aug. 15.
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Today the court doesn't always deploy textualism, but it decides cases only after first carefully dealing with the statutory text.
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The statutory penalties for that offense include imprisonment from five to 40 years, and a fine of up to $5,000,000.
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Both the free choice principle and these limited exceptions are supported by the public, and also reflect our statutory duties.
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As the search for a crime continues, it is important to note that impeachment does not require a statutory felony.
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AG Barr said its statutory pre-tax profit rose to 41.3 million pounds ($58.75 million) for the year ended Jan.
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Today's rating actions also follow Fitch's review of AMANAT's financial profile and preliminary financial metrics based on 10M17 statutory reporting.
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This matter of submission interfered with the FBI's ability to perform its FOIA and PA statutory responsibilities as an agency.
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" He ruled that "a triable issue of fact exists as to whether Jahi currently satisfies the statutory definition of 'dead.
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The debate on gun control is not about constitutional or statutory authority, but rather of political willpower or lack thereof.
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STARBUCKS CORP - SEEING MARGIN PRESSURE FROM INCREASES IN STATUTORY MINIMUM WAGES, INCREASES IN RENT, CULINARY MAINTENANCE AND REAL ESTATE TAXES
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Thanks to their vision, we already have a statutory mandate to develop the minerals for domestic consumption from American mines.
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To stand by and allow illegal deployments by private militias ignores the mandates of border states' constitutional and statutory provisions.
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Metro Bank said its statutory loss, which includes the costs associated with its initial public offering, was 11.1 million pounds.
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Doss: The most important takeaway from this FISA release is that the statutory framework is sound, and the process works.
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In 2007, Congress set annual statutory volumes for ethanol, divided into two main categories: total renewable fuel and "advanced" biofuels.
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The White House has demanded that the statutory caps remain in place while raising defense spending through a budget maneuver.
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Republican leaders are reluctantly acknowledging that the standoff means they likely won't pass their budget bill by Friday's statutory deadline.
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Many accusers say the incidents took place years or decades ago, well beyond the statutory time limit for assault charges.
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He has been charged with 10 felonies, including first degree murder and statutory rape of a person under age 15.
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He cited his statutory authority to adjust pay out of "national emergency or serious economic conditions affecting the general welfare."
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The Nationality Act of 1940 did not change the fact that the American citizenship granted to Puerto Ricans is statutory.
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But in an interview with The Hill, Tiefer argued the government could have fulfilled that statutory requirement in other ways.
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He faces a statutory maximum of eight years in prison, and prosecutors said he would be required to repay $835,000.
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"A plaintiff can suffer a violation of the statutory right without suffering actual damages," a unanimous three-judge panel ruled.
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