Congressional Republicans don't tend to stringently oppose Trump on much.
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But there's a vocal group stringently opposed to its use altogether.
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And Southeast Asia "will become more standardized and regulate more stringently".
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Too much compromise, Gurri cautioned, could alienate her most stringently populist supporters.
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A cost-cutting crusader could stringently curtail the bank's budget and ambitions.
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Rules that are not stringently upheld are more likely to get broken.
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Bernie Sanders on the need to more stringently address increases in drug prices.
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While on duty, we are stringently bipartisan, pledging fealty only to the constitution.
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Political violence is relatively rare in Britain, where gun ownership is stringently restricted.
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The Max Planck Society denied any connection between its stringently hierarchical structure and harassment.
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Benefits from cutting taxes have been blunted by efforts to collect them more stringently.
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General relativity has been stringently tested and is accepted by the world's scientific community.
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By putting different probabilities on how stringently various clauses of the TPP would be enforced.
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Otherwise, Congressional leaders should more stringently examine how and why Americans are funding these programs.
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The bill would not expand background checks, but just enforce the existing law more stringently.
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In Europe, plants created with gene-editing technologies will be stringently regulated as G.M.O.'s.
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"One response could just be to regulate technology companies a little more stringently," she said.
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I've filled out my health care proxy and detailed my desires as stringently as I can.
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He, like Giuliani, was hailed in some quarters as a choice more sensible than stringently ideological.
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The answer is not to more stringently regulate what kinds of reports developers have to file.
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Nonprime securitizations today are far less risky, consisting of loans that were underwritten far more stringently.
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Environmental controls are being less stringently enforced, making it easier for polluting factories to stay open.
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Experts agree that if the sanctions are to be at all effective, China must uphold them stringently.
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China has been stepping up efforts to police potentially destabilising content on its already stringently censored internet.
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The biggest immediate change Trump can make would be to enforce existing regulations less stringently, Book said.
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As in the case of Singapore, securities are oftentimes more stringently regulated than other kinds of assets.
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Companies including Facebook, Google and the messaging service Line have agreed to police their platforms more stringently.
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Bankers are also unclear how formal the guidelines will be and how stringently the ECB will monitor them.
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Tim Cook, the C.E.O. of Apple, has been adamant that his company stringently protects its customers' data privacy.
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This year, the statement said, the school applied its policy more stringently than it had in the past.
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The first part is stringently dialectical, as the men gradually resolve to fight and carefully plan their action.
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The court will stringently examine potential jurors from the nation's capital about their personal experiences through a questionnaire.
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The win is made more meaningful for the stringently Catholic country's pattern of violating the rights of LGBTQ individuals.
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One option for clamping down on cellphone-related security concerns, CNN reported, is to more stringently enforce existing rules.
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Trump and Congress can also delay new regulations from going into effect and not enforce the old ones as stringently.
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Gontareva had been championed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and investors for stringently imposing anti-crisis measures in Kiev.
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Those products are sometimes called ETFs, but that term generally refers to a different and often more stringently regulated product.
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The ministry called on poultry farmers to stringently adhere to bio-security measures to protect their flocks from the disease.
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Bautista only said "no" when asked if he felt pitchers should be policed more stringently than they are in such cases.
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That's unlike the computing hardware already present on the ISS, which has been stringently designed to withstand the rigors of spaceflight.
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The use of drones comes with a view to aid law enforcement implement lockdown measures more stringently in days to come.
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Many analysts think Washington will stop short of abolishing the deal, but it may apply remaining sanctions on Tehran more stringently.
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They do not mandate a duty to intervene, however, and state laws that do so tend not to be stringently enforced.
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But analysts say these "secondary sanctions" have been imposed precisely because some United Nations members were not stringently enforcing overarching sanctions.
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The region is home to Iran's largest oil refinery, as well as steel, petroleum and agricultural industries, which are not stringently regulated.
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Civilians who do try to leave the areas of the city still under Islamic State control are stringently vetted by the military.
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States would get more control Under Trump's proposal, states would have more power in determining how stringently to regulate their power plant emissions.
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Why it matters: Zuckerberg's performance stoked investor confidence and made it less likely that this Congress will stringently regulate tech giants like Facebook.
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In September, Harvard president Lawrence Bacow acknowledged that the school's relationship with Epstein was a mistake and promised to vet donors more stringently.
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You can describe that kind of regime as agnostic about fetal personhood if you wish, but in legal terms it is stringently definitive.
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Importation would expose Americans to drugs that have not been as stringently regulated as the current status quo, and curb future medical innovation.
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In the 1960s and 133s a series of grisly accidents with toxic waste prompted governments in rich countries to regulate its disposal more stringently.
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While the agency's rules previously left text messaging in a gray area, they've argued it should be more stringently regulated as a telecommunications service.
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There have been calls for mandatory "geo-fencing" software, which would stop these incursions automatically, and for the rules to be applied more stringently.
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After DeWine signed a mandate to restrict food and beverage sales to carry-out and delivery only, police departments began stringently enforcing the order.
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The question on DeSantis' early performance will be whether he moved early enough to stringently crack down on the size and scope of gatherings.
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More importantly, these issues have bolstered demands for regulators to test this technology more stringently — and hold carmakers accountable when they build dangerous tech.
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Chipotle plans to embark on a training program to more stringently enforce the policies it has regarding the handling of food in its restaurants.
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Iran's government has stringently denied involvement in the drone and missile attack, considered to be the most significant assault on oil infrastructure in history.
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Under federal law, the cannabis plant remains categorized in the same classification as heroin and is regulated more stringently than either cocaine or methamphetamine.
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Make certain both are stringently scrubbed and appropriately redacted in order to ensure the safety of sources and protection of sensitive techniques and methods.
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Firms applying for the Industrial Research Assistance Program are stringently vetted by the NRC, the spokesperson added, for everything from financial viability to ethical guidelines.
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Sun Life is a notably diverse company in the Philippines, and Mantaring told CNBC offstage that the company's stringently neutral hiring process is the key.
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We won't know how stringently it will be applied until the OIRA issues its Unified Agenda, outlining its plans for regulation over the coming year.
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Another said the photos show which miners wore dust masks while working and which didn't, and noted that managers should enforce health rules more stringently.
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Pro-choice were emboldened by Ireland's landslide vote to legalize abortion, in a country where the stringently anti-choice Catholic Church has far more influence.
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In addition, the organization should more stringently mandate education programs for coaches and athletes, covering topics like what is acceptable touching and what is not.
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During his time as a congressman, Pence supported a bill that redefined rape as "forcible rape," in an effort to more stringently prohibit taxpayer-funded abortions.
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He said he has "no problem with all the people coming across the southern border" but believes immigrants should be more stringently vetted at the border.
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I couldn't bring myself to delete the due date reminder from my stringently organized calendar after the miscarriage, and so there it remained, looming over me.
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Some speculators are also betting that many local governments, which rely on revenue from real estate, will be reluctant to tighten the regulatory screws too stringently.
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Naturally, Pence voted against the Dodd-Frank Act, which regulated banks more stringently after the 2008 crisis, and against imposing regulation on the subprime-mortgage industry.
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When men have daughters, their attitudes shift and they begin to adhere less stringently to traditional gender roles; no similar effect happens to mothers of girls.
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The 2017 bill aims to encourage more schools to find what works best to prevent bullying and harassment, enact such policies, and more stringently enforce them.
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Yrigoyen's political leanings, based on his Instagram presence, seem stringently right-wing, even though he insisted in a statement that his "likes" weren't representative of his personality.
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"The PBOC moves to regulate Bitcoin more stringently will bring short-term woes but will ultimately strengthen the ecosystem," he said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives voted Thursday to replace the 2010 legislation, enacted under President Barack Obama, which more stringently regulated the financial services industry.
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The guidelines Trump issued came after lengthy and sometimes-contentious debate among his advisers over how stringently to recommend Americans remain in place and avoid large crowds.
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One is the notion that these kids are simply "confused" about their genders, and that they simply need to have their birth-assigned genders more stringently enforced.
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Trump is likely to interpret the terms of the Iran deal — like how much enriched uranium its allowed to have at any given moment — as stringently as possible.
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In some studies on people with regular cycles who were able to stringently adhere to the rhythm method, it's been shown to be 95% effective at preventing pregnancy.
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Average total leverage on large corporate buyout deals peaked at 7.4 times in 2007, but fell below six times after the guidelines were enforced more stringently from 2014.
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"Typically, an agency gets some latitude to set standards a bit more or less stringently," said Jody Freeman, director of the environmental law program at Harvard Law School.
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This month, according to a person with knowledge of the situation, about 200 Marines were not stringently screened when they returned from a training exercise in South Korea.
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However, it was not immediately clear how stringently the order would be policed, with people caught away from home when the measures came into force allowed to return.
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One might expect Mr. Franklin, the barbecue maven, to be wary of taking liberties with smoked meat, considering the stringently traditional fare on which he built his reputation.
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Sanders could also face questions about the Department of Justice's move to enforce federal marijuana laws more stringently and the president's meeting with Republican senators about immigration policy.
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"Should responsible lending laws be applied too stringently, they will also negatively impact consumer behaviour," Frydenberg said at an event hosted by the Australian Financial Review in Sydney.
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" The report recommends that 2 degrees be seen instead as "an upper limit, a defense line that needs to be stringently defended, while less warming would be preferable.
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If dance moves get defended as stringently as songs, internet companies will presumably have to police unauthorized dances, since they can potentially be held liable for users' copyright infringement.
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They define racism so stringently that they miss it when it dons the barest of disguises, or simply frames itself in terms of structural arguments rather than personal invective.
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"If you enforce a quarantine utterly stringently, you can stop a virus escaping from an area," says Simon Clarke, associate professor in microbiology at the UK's University of Reading.
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While the federal government has issued some guidance for older and high-risk Americans, the administration has offered little definitive advice for how stringently low-risk people should isolate.
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In contrast to much-scrutinized companies such as Airbnb, which made changes to more stringently vet and curate hosts and properties, WellSet toes a mid-2010s tech industry line.
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Beyond the Crowder situation, the remaining question is exactly how stringently YouTube will enforce these policies across the billions of videos that are watched on its platform every day.
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Short of pushing for legislation to regulate the testing of autonomous vehicles more stringently, demanding companies that make injurious and fatal transgressions be properly held accountable seems a reasonable recourse.
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Actuaries expect that as a result, premiums for Obamacare plans will increase by as much as 33 percent on average, unless states move to regulate short-term plans more stringently.
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President Donald Trump has said he plans to reduce and perhaps replace parts of the Dodd-Frank financial reform act, which more stringently regulated the industry after the financial crisis.
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Ultimately, for all of MLB's fetishized rough justice via beanball, it's on the league to more stringently and effectively police this stuff, even if they can only do so retroactively.
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Saul also said there were Haredi Jews -- ultra-Orthodox Jews who, in some cases, are stringently opposed to Zionism and the State of Israel -- counterprotesting in support of Sarsour's speech.
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Saul also said there were Haredi Jews -- ultra-Orthodox Jews who, in some cases, are stringently opposed to Zionism and the state of Israel -- counterprotesting in support of Sarsour's speech.
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Special attention and support is needed for citizens older than 60 and those with prior medical conditions so that they stringently avoid contacts; they face the highest risks of death.
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In speech after speech Zuckerberg now warns lawmakers that getting him to stringently police his network will only reward him with more power than he has somehow already lucked into.
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President Donald Trump laid out his own basic principles on guns Sunday night, proposals that included "hardening" schools and enforcing more stringently the background check laws already on the books.
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Voom's model is a platform one, with third-party helicopter operators and helipads offering their services via its booking tools, though the Airbus company does stringently vet its ride providers.
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Stringently controlling the supply of prescription opioids has not only failed to curb harm, but it has also threatened the well-being of people who require opioids for pain control.
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You would help women journalists by verifying more of us, responding appropriately to targeted harassment of us and applying the TOS more stringently against accounts that stalk women journalists on here.
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It should maintain records of government correspondence as stringently as banks are required to store their correspondence and it should ensure that the email system be up to date and usable.
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When we see him kill an identical copy of himself, we understand immediately that there is something wrong with him: He is not stringently a person, because people are individually unique.
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The company has paid data privacy fines in the EU and made recent strides into the stringently regulated healthcare industry, which has caused the public to re-think seemingly harmless tools.
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On a policy level, banks are probably now not being regulated as stringently as they should be, but that would be true under any legislative solution they could come up with.
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Financial metrics remain in line with the ratings, as the bank controls costs stringently and benefits from diversification across geographies and business lines as well as from reliable transaction banking revenue.
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That figure is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe and Asia, where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
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But school is so critical to children's development that we regulate it stringently — we review and revise its curricula; we consider how it impacts a life before, during, and after attendance.
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The episode reflects a new push to more stringently prosecute fraternity-linked deaths — there have been more than 60 in the past eight years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg News.
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A longtime donor to Democrats, he suddenly shifted his political giving to the Republican Party in 2009, when Democrats were pushing the Dodd-Frank law to more stringently regulate the banking industry.
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Average total leverage on large corporate buyout deals peaked at 7.4 times in the second quarter of 2007 but fell below six times after the guidelines were enforced more stringently from 2014.
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She sent shivers through the business in January when she compared such companies to water and electricity utilities, which because of their irreproducible networks of pipes and power lines are stringently regulated.
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" Instead of protecting victims, they argue, FOSTA would "force online web platforms to police their users' activity much more stringently than ever before, silencing a lot of innocent voices in the process.
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But smaller, less conversation-heavy platforms like Pinterest, the job of controlling that information is far less disruptive to global discourse than larger platforms, allowing them to act more quickly and stringently.
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But many states, including Arizona, have laws on the books that prevent them from regulating more stringently than the federal government and states have been cutting the budgets for their environmental agencies.
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The moment the Galaxy S8 was announced, prospective users were already asking if they could re-purpose the button to activate Google Assistant, but Samsung has resolutely and stringently denied them that possibility.
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Israel's ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon called in an August newspaper column for UNIFIL to be able to inspect Lebanese towns more stringently and insist on unlimited access to all suspicious sites.
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The entire top 10 is made up of same-sex pairings, though Tumblr meme librarian Amanda Brennan pointed out to The New York Times that it skews less stringently male/male than usual.
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"Tesla restricts the neural network source code most stringently: currently, only about 40 people have access to this source code, which is granted on a strict 'need-to-know' basis," the suit reads.
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But the standardised capital requirements will treat higher loan-to-value (LTV) lending more stringently, along with buy-to-lets and property development mortgages, making the floor more binding for those asset classes.
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The American death toll is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than the fatality rate in Europe and Asia, where rules against performance-enhancing drugs are enforced more stringently.
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Now that the tech industry has become more a cause of national angst and confusion rather than of wondrous gadgets and money, Democrats are being called on to police the business more stringently.
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The company agreed to a privacy program back in 2011 when it first got into trouble with the F.T.C. The new privacy program is much more stringently outlined, but it is not enough.
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The Iran nuclear deal, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stringently opposed, has only added to Israel's concern, lifting sanctions against Iran while allowing it to develop ballistic missiles and continue nuclear research.
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Issues such as migration and unemployment could become greater priorities for authorities than stemming Deutsche Bank's decline — especially as Berlin has stringently imposed austerity on smaller, struggling members of the European Union, especially Greece.
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"Recently, I was informed that Apple's decision to more stringently enforce its policy guidelines regarding design and functionality may result in the wholesale rejection of template-based apps from the App Store," wrote Lieu.
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Contemporary and clean-lined with large-format, refillable Key West Aloe brand toiletries in the bathroom to prevent plastic waste, the hotel offers a variety of room categories, including several stringently ADA accessible formats.
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"The PBoC moves to regulate Bitcoin more stringently will bring short term woes but will ultimately strengthen the ecosystem," Charles Hayter, chief executive and founder of digital currency comparison website CryptoCompare, told CNBC via email.
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Sri Lankan officials and internet freedom advocates told BuzzFeed News they believe the company applies its hate speech standards more reliably and stringently to content in English as opposed to Sinhala, the country's dominant language.
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Whereas America is a nation built on millions of discarded plastic Duane Reade bags and politicians who routinely deny the role of human influence on climate change, Australia is stringently, almost aggressively committed to environmental consciousness.
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Nabhan Garcia, land issues secretary at the ministry, said the government must convince the National Congress to change the law to more stringently deal with such invasions and give police broader autonomy to act against invaders.
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"This unified approach by regulators contrasts with previous piecemeal clampdowns from single authorities in various jurisdictions to control shadow banking products, which were vulnerable to regulatory arbitrage and difficult to be stringently enforced," Moody's analysts added.
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We need to stringently regulate some of these rifles, because while they're rarely used in the majority of the murders in this country, it has an iconic appeal for people who want to commit such an atrocity.
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Trump recently began the steps necessary to take down parts of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, a piece of legislation that has more stringently regulated the goings on of the financial industry.
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But draft EPA guidance for how stringently contaminated sites must be cleaned up has been stalled at the White House since August amid a dispute between EPA, DOD and HHS over how strict the requirements should be.
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"It is not going to help the sector, it means pulling out investments, it means financial isolation, declining exports and revenues and potentially declining production," he said, adding that it depends on how stringently the sanctions are executed.
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And even though the final vote in the case was 20083-4, all nine members of the court agreed that the E.P.A. could not ignore the costs of its actions when deciding whether or how stringently to regulate.
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The idea that a sufficiently advanced economy can soak up even Harvey- and Irma-sized disasters sounds true because it presents a stringently one-sided perspective that treats disasters as forces that impact economic growth, but not vice versa.
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Separating opinions on finances and governance may be rare, but the case indicates corporate scandals in Japan are being dealt with more stringently than in the past, said Hideaki Miyajima, a Waseda University professor and expert on corporate governance.
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"We're well aware of the history of the Taliban, including the Haqqani network and its complicated history with al Qaeda, which is exactly why any deal, if one is reached, will be so stringently monitored and verified," she said.
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At the time of the young man's death, Liang was conducting a controversial procedure known as a vertical patrol, where police officers stringently check each floor of high-crime projects, from the roof to the lobby, for shady behavior.
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A stricter schedule lets the DEA more stringently limit access to a drug and its supply, which can make a drug more difficult to research — as has happened for marijuana, limiting researchers' ability to study the drug for its medical value.
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"The decision to acquit Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo is an important reminder that international justice is only possible if all suspects receive stringently fair trials before an independent and impartial judiciary," Amnesty International's Solomon Sacco said in a statement Friday.
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And when it gets tangled up with face—which decrees that status be stringently upheld—it creates an intense pressure for young Asian Americans, contributing to an uptick in serious mental health issues as they try to maintain face's high standards.
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India has long had a law regulating the use of foreign aid, but Mr. Modi's government has applied it more stringently than in the past, refusing to renew the registrations of more than 11,000 nongovernmental groups, most of them small operations.
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Jack Kelly of Compliance Search Group, a recruiter, attributes this partly to regulatory forbearance: not so much actual deregulation (the Trump administration has cut less red tape than promised) as "winks and nods" from regulators to signal they will enforce rules less stringently.
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And, not for nothing, it makes it all the more exciting that in the 2018 movie adaptation Meg is black, played by Storm Reid, because black women's anger is policed even more fiercely and more stringently than the anger of white women.
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Facing expanding evidence that India's air pollution has become a public health disaster, the government has dramatically rewritten rules on fireworks sales, stringently enforcing a Supreme Court ban on most pyrotechnics and allowing only a handful of "green crackers" to be sold nationwide.
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Beijing has barred a North Korean freighter from one of its ports and blacklisted 31 vessels covered by the U.N. sanctions, but Chinese officials and experts have expressed concern that cracking down too stringently could result in disaster for the North's economy.
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But as they tackle stickier issues that involve China's state-run corporations and heavy industries that the United States is already more stringently regulating, Beijing will try to leverage its cooperation against North Korea to mitigate the pressure building on it in trade.
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Despite an occasionally justified reputation as a snake pit, the modeling industry has improved certain of its practices over the last decade, more stringently enforcing work rules and age minimums, policing for signs of eating disorders and encouraging the maintenance of healthy body weight ratios.
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Mind you, in 2015 they judged that an ad which read, "It's not Christmas without you, Baileys" didn't break any rules, as the drink is "traditionally associated with the Christmas season," so how stringently these guidelines are applied could well be up for debate.
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Data privacy regulations like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which became enforceable in May 2018 and require companies to guard personal data, including biometric data, more stringently or risk heavy fines are already driving interest in the company's software, according to Perry.
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Presumably, institutions all over the continent will be breathing sighs of relief at the notion that this ongoing threat to the sanctity of their collections will soon be off the street again; perhaps this time authorities will see fit to sentence him more stringently.
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"We're well aware of the history of the Taliban, including the Haqqani network and its complicated history with al Qaeda, which is exactly why any deal, if one is reached, will be so stringently monitored and verified," the spokesperson said in a statement Thursday.
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What's significant is that she has never even heard the n-word, the f-word, or the c-word, won't for a while, and will be taught not to use them as stringently as she is taught not to run out into the street.
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Indicated 0.3 percent higher The growing threat of hacking and a duty to protect data more stringently will accelerate demand for cyber insurance in Europe, the German group said on Wednesday, as it launched its first product aimed at the country's small-to-medium-sized manufacturers.
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"When it comes to Silicon Valley, I will appoint an Attorney General as well as Federal Trade Commission officials who more stringently enforce antitrust laws against tech giants like Facebook and Google, to prevent them from using their enormous market power to cannibalize, bilk, and defund news organizations," Sanders wrote.
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After touting her voting record on standing up to drug companies, Gillibrand defended her decision to allow a top executive at pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to host a fundraiser for her 2020 campaign, using it as an example of how she can be close with certain industries while also stringently regulating them.
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And while it should be noted that Trump spent Tuesday in Wisconsin, where he signed executive actions to review existing laws meant to use federal funds only to "buy American" and more stringently adhere to visa rules for temporary foreign workers, the tensions between Trump the businessman and Trump the president remain.
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The question is essentially whether it's better to create a technocratically manageable finite problem set in which a small number of big institutions are stringently regulated, or if we should be more fundamentally suspicious of concentrated economic and political power and smash up the institutions into little ones that are less individually significant.
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The share of jobs in manufacturing has been falling pretty much continuously since World War II. So the real question is not whether some jobs involving fossil fuels will go away if greenhouse gases are regulated more stringently; what matters is whether the jobs that emerge to replace them will pay better or worse.
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If creating DACA was a political near necessity for Obama — who was facing pressure from his left and hoping to force Congress's hand through bold executive action — killing it eventually became a foregone conclusion for Trump, who rose to power under a stringently anti-immigration banner and is driven by a need to satisfy his base.
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Republicans mainly vote with Trump because Trump mainly agrees with them on a broad range of public policy issues — especially the desirability of cutting taxes, reducing social assistance, regulating businesses and gun owners less stringently, and trying to make abortion illegal — and they still agree with him on those policies, no matter what he says about Charlottesville.
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Its guiding principle is absolute liberty of expression: contributors are given carte blanche to interpret the theme as loosely or stringently as they wish, and their pieces are never edited; as "editors," Krassoievitch and Garza-Usabiaga only select the order in which submissions are printed through a process of "free association and bizarre connections," according to the gallery's press release.
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It says its forecast is based on the assumption that restrictions will be stringently applied to Huawei once a 90-day reprieve which was subsequently granted expires — the temporary licence run from May 20, 2019, through August 19, 2019 — making it difficult for the world's second largest smartphone maker by sales to roll out new devices in the short term, especially outside China, even as it takes steps to mitigate the effect of component and service supply issues.
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