To break away from Italy's trajectory, we need to take measures that are stronger than the ones it took, or take measures sooner along the trajectory than it did.
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They can then take measures to alleviate an oncoming attack.
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The legislation would also take measures to ensure that wouldn't happen.
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Why can't people take measures to take care of their pets?
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To get reinstated, merchants have to take measures that can take weeks.
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The upcoming version of macOS will take measures to block this practice.
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UNHCR has called on the government to take measures to end overcrowding.
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Accordingly, we need to take measures that have never been done before.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS WILL TAKE MEASURES IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH EU PARTNERS
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Take measures to reach 2020 climate goal as soon as possible (after 2020).
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If we get to that point, we will be obliged to take measures.
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"We'll, in accordance with Chinese laws, take measures to fight back," he said.
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All parties must take measures to protect education and health services in Afghanistan.
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"If China's interests are impaired," he said, "we will have to take measures."
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We should avoid to take measures that create problems, instead of solving problems.
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Ramaphosa said the government would take measures to rapidly increase generation capacity outside Eskom.
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At a glance, the policy seems fair; underperforming drivers should take measures to improve.
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Some also take measures to distance themselves from known hate groups, like the KKK.
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Some take measures to distance themselves from known hate groups, such as the KKK.
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Warner calls on State Department to take measures to protect against cyberattacks MORE (D-Va.) on Tuesday strongly urged the State Department to take measures to protect itself and embassies against cyberattacks in light of increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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That will require many building owners to take measures to make them more energy efficient.
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"Chinese officials still lack the instinct to take measures of this sort," Mr Small concludes.
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Manufacturing association EEF urged him to take measures that will boost Britain's patchy investment performance.
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PEMEX EXPECTS TO TAKE MEASURES TO IMPROVE COMPANY'S CREDIT RATING IN THE SHORT TERM - CFO
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"All parties must take measures to protect education and health services in Afghanistan," he said.
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The regulator also said that authorities will take measures to attract capital inflows this year.
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Luckily, you can take measures to curb the habit if it's not working for you.
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"It's very possible that Britain will take measures that could affect these individuals," Ashurkov said.
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Economists expect her to take measures to boost domestic growth and rural consumption, among other things.
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"We need to show Japanese people that we take measures to minimize currency risks," said Takahashi.
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VPNFilter's behavior is unpredictable and anyone with an affected device should take measures to protect themselves.
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We have worked hard in the interim years to take measures to avoid this happening again.
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Americans should prod their government to take measures to better monitor foreign interference in the future.
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But that is no reason for rushing to take measures without fully assessing their possible impact.
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It would be easy—and worthwhile— to take measures to support first responders and emergency preparedness.
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WILL THE BANCO DE MEXICO TAKE MEASURES TO KEEP THE PESO AROUND THE 17-18 RANGE?
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Turkish authorities deny their campaign targets civilians and say they take measures to avoid endangering them.
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After a complete analysis Ericsson will take measures to prevent such a failure from happening again.
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She also said hospitals needed to take measures to stop being spreading grounds for the virus.
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She also said hospitals needed to take measures to stop being spreading grounds for the virus.
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In terms of big ticket measures, it will be difficult for the government to take measures.
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A DNR tells hospital staff not to take measures to revive them if their heart stops working.
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But it was not immediately clear whether Washington may take measures that could affect Tehran's plane purchases.
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But if this is going to undermine the peace and existence of Ethiopia...we will take measures.
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So the state continues to take measures each year to combat the threats and devastation of flames.
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At the meeting, Erdogan and the economic team agreed to take measures to help shield the lira.
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There is little prospect that congressmen will take measures to repair it when they return to work.
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"We had to take measures into our own hands, because there's no help whatsoever," Ms. Gani said.
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First, public health officials can take measures to control mosquito populations at the city and country level.
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By all means we should investigate, take measures to prevent future interference and issue a stern warning.
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India's finance minister said Thursday the country's government will take measures against cryptocurrencies being used as payments.
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Stans need to take measures to prevent losing too much of ourselves in the name of devotion.
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But that number is expected to grow rapidly unless airlines take measures to shrink their carbon footprint.
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Runcie says officials will be accommodating and take measures like adding counselors and service dogs in classrooms.
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"Before we take measures, the facts must be cleared up," Lajcak told Die Welt in an interview.
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"But if it does happen we will have to take measures to protect European jobs," she added.
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"Now, we do face a lot of imbalances," Wang said, urging countries to take measures to combat them.
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He also said the government will take measures to moderate an expected downturn in consumption after the hike.
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They said their conclusions highlighted the need to take measures now to avert a future public health crisis.
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The EPP amendment now only refers to platforms liability and does not foresee any obligation to take measures.
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That the Turkish authorities had a duty to take measures following the failed coup is not in question.
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The government is required by law to take measures every two months to cover any unexpected budget gaps.
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China has asked the Venezuelan government to take measures to protect Chinese people and their property, she added.
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According to her, this has become a freedom of speech issue and the Russian government will take measures.
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The changes would also require employers to take measures to prevent, stop and handle complaints about sexual harassment.
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Pressure will probably grow for Ghani to ensure the Afghan forces take measures to protect civilians, Kolenda added.
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Furthermore, China has agreed to support the value of its currency and take measures to avoid currency devaluation.
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Cameroon's Government Spokesman Issa Tchiroma Bakary told Reuters without elaborating that the government would "take measures" against Kamto.
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We agree that society, educational institutions and lawmakers must address sexual misconduct and take measures to prevent it.
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It called on the U.S. administration to take measures to avoid steps that will further damage bilateral ties.
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" Asked whether authorities will ban workers from living at other construction sites, Satha replied: "We will take measures.
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He also said the government will take measures to moderate an expected downturn in consumption after the hike.
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Superintendent Robert Runcie said officials will be accommodating and take measures including counselors and service dogs in classrooms.
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Facebook Inc FB.O said on Thursday it would take measures to prevent fake news spreading on its platform.
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You have to take measures to make sure that the information you collect isn't gonna be inadvertently disclosed.
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Last week, Washington imposed new sanctions on Venezuela, threatening to take measures against any firm "materially assisting" Maduro's government.
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Cuba would import more of certain basic goods in upcoming months and take measures to avoid hoarding, he added.
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He said the government should take measures this year to prevent excessive volatility in money, currency and stock markets.
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Leaders who fail to take measures intended to avert such tragedies in the future must share the moral blame.
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Ankara has said it will take measures against Cyprus for engaging in gas and oil exploration around the island.
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And it's true that Apple does take measures to ensure that user data is protected, including by anonymizing information.
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The association also urged UBS to strengthen compliance and take measures to eliminate any negative impact from the remarks.
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The airline continues to take measures to ease disruptions from the 737 Max grounding, including automatically rebooking affected customers.
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The Modernization Act shifted the industry into prevention mode, forcing manufacturers to take measures that stop outbreaks before they happen.
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A spokesperson for Congo's U.N. mission condemned the violence and called on authorities to take measures to prevent further incidents.
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If the festival were to come back next year, we will take measures to make sure that doesn't happen again.
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A Zhejiang bureau official said it needed to take measures because hog prices have jumped significantly in the past month.
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The central bank has also indicated that it is prepared to take measures to curb the strength of the franc.
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Last month a report from the fund suggested that Japan should take measures to prod companies into paying higher wages.
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Economists said Turkey had still to convince investors it was ready to take measures needed to shore up its economy.
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It added it would review security measures and take measures to ensure the safety of the mine and its employees.
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The case has a court-appointed monitor, who she said could set deadlines and take measures to address the issues.
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They testified that the president has never asked them to take measures to combat Russian interference and protect democratic processes.
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Nycha will also take measures to cut the rat population at its developments by half by the end of 2020.
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Though counterfeit cosmetics are still commonly sold at markets and online, consumers can take measures to protect themselves when shopping.
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"It would be preferable if the government would take measures to boost 'quality tourism' and not 'mass tourism'," he noted.
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In addition to prompt return of the money, Goodell promised to take measures to ensure the payments don't happen again.
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Those steps have raised concern that Riyadh could take measures against the tiny Arab state, which hosts 1.5 million Syrian refugees.
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" NIO says it has made a "significant number of adjustments" and "plan[s] to take measures to remedy this control deficiency.
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"We want the company to take measures to make sure that it complies with laws and reinforces safety management," he said.
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It requires financial firms to take measures to protect networks and customer data from hackers and disclose cyber events to regulators.
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The government has been under pressure to take measures to reduce air pollution after losing legal cases brought by campaign groups.
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"Still, we are concerned that other countries may take measures to block imports, which could hamper global free trade," he said.
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The move would make Shanghai the first Chinese city to take measures to cool the overheating housing market in big cities.
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And the country should assess its situation, understand the risk, assess the risk, and then take measures proportionate to the risk.
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"So I think we would have to take measures to raise tariffs in strategic sectors," she told Reuters in an interview.
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Beijing said it would take measures against the U.S. goods in two stages if it cannot reach an agreement with Washington.
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Last weekend, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Europe needed to take measures as a response to Trump's tariff threat.
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Just like school principals across the country, religious leaders now must take measures to prepare for the horrors of mass shootings.
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If you live in a community that size and a bear eats someone, it makes sense to take measures to avoid bears.
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In 2016, he threatened Merkel&aposs federal government with a lawsuit if it didn&apost take measures to further secure the border.
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"Imagine how thoroughly European countries would take measures if dozens of Europeans were collectively tragically killed in some way," the paper said.
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"Growing global protectionism could accelerate the decline in production should more and more countries take measures to block Chinese exports," he said.
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Health officials are asking people to plan ahead, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, and to take measures to prevent dehydration and heat stroke.
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He also promised to take measures to mend the economy, which recently dipped into recession, and to abide by free-market rules.
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He also promised to take measures to boost the economy, which recently dipped into recession, and to abide by free-market rules.
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"We need to take measures which spur growth and employment and which reinforce the feeling of security among European citizens," said Tsipras.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 requires that nations exploring other planets take measures against smearing Earth microbes across the Solar System.
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The mining firm said it would review security measures and take measures to ensure the safety of the mine and its employees.
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Iraq's water shortages have led it to take measures such as bans on rice planting, and driven farmers to leave their land.
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We will resort to the WTO dispute settlement mechanism and we will in accordance with Chinese laws take measures to fight back.
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The European Union could also take measures against Maduro, who was narrowly elected to replace the late leader Hugo Chavez in 2013.
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Michele Emiliano, the president of Puglia, urged people on Facebook to take measures to stop the virus from spreading in the region.
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There is evidence that the more isolated people feel, the less likely they are to take measures to protect their fellow citizens.
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The President suggested the Federal Reserve should take measures to assist with the economic dip that has resulted from the coronavirus outbreak.
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It's been very clear to all parties that US forces are there and we'll take measures to make sure we de-conflict.
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Some investors are interpreting the comments as a sign Beijing could take measures to prevent the market falling further, according to Wong.
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They have an interest, for example, in getting people to take measures that will reduce their medical costs by increasing preventive care.
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It is critical that we take measures now to prevent marketing from unnecessarily exposing new people to opioids they may not need.
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Magwaza said the airline will continue to take measures to reduce its cost structure and make the airline more competitive domestically and globally.
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An estimated 3 million Iraqis live in displaced persons camps, and international groups urged authorities to take measures to ensure they could vote.
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I thank The Chapel School for agreeing to take measures that directly address the issues of race, diversity, and inclusion at the school.
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"The Meme Ban," known formally as "Article 13," requires user-generated content companies to take measures to prevent illegal use of copyrighted postings.
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But if this is going to undermine the peace and existence of Ethiopia, whether you speak Amharic or Oromiffa, we will take measures.
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"The investigating commission urged the carmakers during meetings to take measures to narrow down the use of the thermal window," the source said.
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Trudeau on Thursday said that his government needs to take measures to ensure residents of cities like Vancouver and Toronto can afford housing.
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"We planned for a weaker Europe for the remainder of the year and take measures accordingly," CFO Henry Schirmer said in an interview.
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If we don't take measures to protect American manufacturers and innovators from evolving threats like patent abuses, we will stunt our own growth.
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The address followed a letter he sent to parliament in which he asked members to take measures to fill the resulting power vacuum.
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If everyone believes a recession is about to hit the U.S. economy, then most will take measures to protect themselves from this possibility.
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"Vietnamese authorities continue to take measures to exercise sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction in accordance with Vietnamese law and international law," Hang said.
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In a combative inaugural speech, he vowed to take measures to send some of the 63 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon back home.
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"In the event violations are detected, the national agency will take measures in accordance with the current legislation," NAZK said in a statement.
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China aims to build or upgrade 200,000 km (124,000 miles) of rural roads, and take measures to reduce excess food stockpiles, Li added.
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Every time we report a security lapse, we try to contextualize it so confirmed or possible victims can take measures to protect themselves.
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China on Friday also threatened to take measures in response to the latest additional tariffs imposed by Trump but gave no other details.
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Abadi must make statements lowering the tension ... "We are obliged to take measures to guard against threats from across Turkey's border," he added.
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Businesses know that means global spending is going to slow, and so they take measures to prepare, like idling workers and reducing output.
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Shareholder primacy, according to the CEO, encourages companies to take measures such as outsourcing jobs or deny worker benefits to keep costs low.
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Mr. de Blasio declared a state of emergency, empowering him to take measures like implementing a curfew or limiting traffic should conditions worsen.
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Germany took in 1.1 million asylum seekers last year, leading to calls across the political spectrum to take measures to slow the influx.
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Data collected on the quantity and value of incoming aluminum products will help the bloc decide whether to take measures to limit imports.
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Only serious incidents and popular pressure can force the company to take action and take measures that do not focus specifically on growth.
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Why didn't you inform users that their data had been compromised and give them a chance to take measures to further protect their data?
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In the face of such a choice, many like Martínez and his family are driven to take measures like swimming across the Rio Grande.
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Oil prices plunged Friday after Trump said he had "called up" OPEC and told the producer group to take measures to tame gasoline prices.
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Then again, given the chronic failure of LG Mobile to turn a profit, it's obvious that LG had to take measures to cut costs.
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Policymakers agreed to take measures to ease interest rates at the gathering in a move unlikely to assuage investor concerns about double-digit inflation.
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The state planner had indicated at the end of last year that the government would take measures to relax foreign investment in certain sectors.
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But SNB Governor Thomas Jordan said the central bank would be closely watching Britain's EU vote next week, and would "take measures if required".
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will continue to take measures against threats from its southern borders with Syria and Iraq, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday.
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In early December the government announced it would take measures to prevent 23,000 of the weakest businesses from taking out more foreign-currency loans.
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The IDR was affirmed at 'B' as the company may take measures to improve the recognition of EBITDA or obtain waivers on covenant breaches.
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We need to increase our scope of thinking about violent extremism and take measures to prevent its proliferation across vulnerable societies around the world.
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Apple – Apple acknowledged that it does take measures to reduce power demand in its older phones, which can have the effect of slowing performance.
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Both countries agreed to take measures to avoid dumping and to establish a process to monitor steel and aluminum trade between the two countries.
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In fellow Black Sea exporter Ukraine, the economy ministry on Friday said it was monitoring wheat exports daily and would take measures if needed.
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He has insisted that the referendum was unconstitutional and made clear that his government would take measures to prevent the breakup of the country.
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U.S. public health officials have urged Americans to remain calm and take measures to protect themselves while bracing for further cases in the country.
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France will also need to take measures to take stock of Brexit even if there is a deal, the statement said, without giving details.
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In addition, foreign institutions should separate their onshore and offshore businesses in an appropriate manner, and should take measures to avoid conflict of interest.
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Individual units must punish people found guilty of harassment in a consistent manner and take measures to protect accusers as cases are being investigated.
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"We are pushing the global aviation community to take measures to make our skies safer," he said on his official Twitter account on Thursday.
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We must take measures toward having each nation dwell in its own territory, stopping terrorists and generating economic development and governance in the Palestinian territories.
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Michael Rogers, who leads US Cyber Command, said during a congressional hearing that Trump had yet to ask him to take measures against Russia's hackers.
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Cities under red alert must take measures to limit pollution - like limiting the number of cars on the roads and halting construction and factory production.
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Throughout the year, Trump has publicly blamed OPEC for rising oil prices and ordered the group to take measures to reduce the cost of crude.
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So much so in fact that Foxconn had to install suicide netting at factories throughout China and take measures to protect itself against employee litigation.
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Border Patrol agents didn't appear to take measures to ensure that children who couldn't speak and were separated from their parents could be correctly identified.
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The move was in line with Beijing's pledge to its trading partners - including the United States - that it would take measures to further increase imports.
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It stated that it "will take measures to strengthen the display" and claims that a new release date will be announced in the coming weeks.
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Both say they take measures to control credit risks - from screening and educating investors to monitoring markets in real-time and forced liquidation where necessary.
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"The government ... has decided to take measures to ease tensions," Justice Minister Alexis Thambwe Mwamba told a news conference, announcing the prisoners would be freed.
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Most significantly, the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide requires states to take measures to prevent and punish the crime.
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It will also take measures that level the playing field for women at work who are still saddled with most of the labor at home.
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China's premier said this week that the economy faces increased downward pressure, but that government will take measures to stabilise growth amid the trade war.
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With that threat in mind, PAX's Wim Zwijnenburg said countries should take measures to make it more difficult for groups like those to obtain drones.
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If ratios worsen below reasonable levels, banks will be required to take measures so as to not cause systematic risks, according to the Caixin report.
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Production will be cut to 20.1 bcm from the current cap of 21.6 bcm, as the government said it would take measures to lower demand.
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Once you accept the reality of your eventual perspiration, you can take measures to hinder and lessen the visible and olfactory signs of said sweating.
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China could take measures like loosening limits on mortgage lending and easing the ability of property developers to buy land and deal with their debt.
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The closeness between the countries also allows the N.B.A. to take measures that were never possible in Europe, as evidenced by the G League plans.
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"The government has decided to take measures to place brakes on another social scourge this country suffers: evictions due to unpaid rent," one source said.
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Providers of the games would be obliged to take measures to monitor and restrict use, such as requiring players to register under their real names.
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The IDR was affirmed at 'B' as the company may take measures to improve the recognition of EBITDA or alternatively obtain waivers on covenant breaches.
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Mr. Abascal told the crowd that the central government should put Catalonia back under direct control and should take measures "to suffocate" the independence movement.
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As officials take measures to curb the violence on the streets, the bloodshed has brought trauma to the lives of thousands of people in the city.
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The company "will take measures to strengthen the display protection," which reads to me like some re-engineering of the hardware itself might be in order.
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"We planned for a weaker Europe for the remainder of the year and take measures accordingly," Schirmer said, adding that it was not planning job cuts.
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Abe said the purpose of the Bank of Japan's inflation target was to take measures to push price growth, so that more jobs would be created.
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U.S. business groups want U.S. officials to take measures against Beijing on market imbalances, but not push the world's two largest economies toward a trade war.
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Schork said it is simply unlikely that Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's dominant Sunni Muslim power, would take measures that would bolster its Shiite rival, Iran.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Germany's financial watchdog BaFin has ordered Deutsche Bank to take measures to prevent money laundering and "terrorist financing", BaFin said on Monday.
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The law instructs the government to take measures to remove shields, insignia, plaques and other objects or mentions commemorating the military uprising, civil war or dictatorship.
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The General Prosecutor's Office said prior to the marches that the new locations would be unlawful and added that it would take measures to prevent disorder.
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Trump in September told reporters that he froze the Ukraine aid before his call with Zelensky to encourage the country to take measures to combat corruption.
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The government will also take measures to improve rural areas by restoring soil and waterways, Xi added, as China moves to modernize its vast agricultural sector.
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Since last year, Iraq's water shortages have led it to take measures such as bans on rice planting and have driven farmers to leave their land.
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That law classifies wolves, civet cats and partridges as wildlife, and states that authorities "should take measures" to protect them, with little information on specific restrictions.
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A 2012 city rule requires new developments to take measures to retain significant amounts of rainwater on site, such as using green roofs and porous pavements.
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But it said significant uncertainty exists around the impact of COVID-19, forcing it to take measures to contain its costs and protect its financial position.
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Ancel Meyers: When you take measures to prevent yourself from getting infected or spreading the disease to others, you may be indirectly saving other people's lives.
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"We can't have these videos online just like movies of shootings ... YouTube and Facebook must take measures to avoid this in the future," Zekri told CNN.
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Russia has denied it is in violation of the treaty, and said it would be forced "to take measures" if Washington began developing new missile systems.
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Private clubs that open rooms to the public take measures to ensure that guests know the rules in advance; most have dress codes and other regulations.
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The Organization of American States voted Friday to invoke a section of its charter that could lead it to take measures to restore democracy to Nicaragua.
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All have vowed to take measures to minimize the distribution of disinformation on their sites, many by using automated tools to detect fake and suspicious accounts.
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"The company plans to take measures to protect its current assets and will suspend launching any future soybean technologies in the country," Monsanto said in the statement.
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Those reports have prompted Congress and the Department of Defense to order at least three investigations here and to take measures here to repair here unsafe conditions.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company will take measures to ensure that it is not recommending users to join Groups made for the purpose of spreading misinformation.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow will retaliate if the Unites States take measures to pressure Russian media outlets operating there.
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The rule, which took effect last year, requires states to take measures to cut carbon emissions from power plants to 32 percent below 20163 levels by 2030.
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The other involves an alleged plot to win positive coverage in Israel's biggest newspaper by offering to take measures to curtail the circulation of a rival daily.
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The government also said it would take measures to speed up the reconstruction of old buildings, with an emphasis on ensuring that they are made earthquake-resistant.
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Beyond the recall, Liu added the firm may take measures to enhance the safety of its products by migrating to safer operating systems and adding further encryption.
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"Still, the emergence of Libra would pressure policymakers to discipline themselves," and ensure they don't take measures that undermine the value of their currencies, he told Reuters.
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The General Prosecutor's Office said prior to the event that protests in this new location would be unlawful, adding that it would take measures to prevent disorder.
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"This is a danger we are thinking about, and we are tying to fine the appropriate means to take measures against the expansion of Daesh," he said.
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"If the United States takes actions that harm China's interests, China will have to take measures to firmly protect our legitimate rights," he said, according to Reuters.
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Erdogan on Tuesday called on world leaders at the United Nations to take measures against what he called Gulen's "terrorist network", which he said threatened their security.
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Now, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says that all e-cigarettes face an "existential threat" if they won't take measures to combat the rising number of kids smoking.
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Under the deal struck with Bangladesh, Myanmar agreed to take measures to see that the returnees will not be settled in temporary places for a long time.
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"We have to take measures about radio and television broadcasts if there is a wrongdoing about national security, and ethical values of the country," Mr. Arslan said.
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Still, Panerai had to take measures to alleviate workers' anxiety, including ensuring that the machine's noise level was not excessive and holding a meeting to answer questions.
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A basic sense of decency urges you to take measures to, at worst, express how sorry you are, and at best, do something to right the wrong.
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Since then, thousands of people have contracted the virus, causing the government to take measures such as shutting down transit and factories throughout the country, including Foxconn.
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Although sporting leagues can take measures to mitigate extreme weather, the Rugby World Cup shows that this is less easy to do with major one-off tournaments.
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Protecting individual privacy may seem somewhat nebulas in the face of remote adversaries, yet it's critical we take measures to educate ourselves and secure our connected world.
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Not to mention, it's often cheaper to take measures to keep that carbon out of the atmosphere in a developing nation as opposed to a developed one.
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She added, however, that the meeting on Monday was mainly to get an overview of the situation, and that there were currently no plans to take measures.
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"We urge the U.S. to grasp the situation, stop its wrongdoing before it's too late, and take measures to prevent this act from becoming law," he said.
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Michael Rogers, who leads US Cyber Command, said during a February 27 congressional hearing that Trump had yet to ask him to take measures against Russia's hackers.
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"They have plenty of operatives in that area that are ready to take orders from Mexico to take measures to keep this cartel moving ahead," he said.
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"The company will take measures to quickly commission Kondaneft oilfields in 2017, which will allow for a significant growth in Rosneft's consolidated output," it said in a statement.
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When red alerts are in effect, authorities take measures to reduce the air pollution by closing businesses, shutting down factories and banning high-polluting vehicles off the road.
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Both countries said they would take measures to count the number of Venezuelan migrants who have entered their territory: Brazil through a census and Colombia through a registry.
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The U.S. is seen as unlikely to lift sanctions on Russia soon, as it is adamant Moscow must first take measures to bring about peace in eastern Ukraine.
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As economic indicators showed deterioration, the peso - which lost half its value against the dollar last year - slumped, prompting Argentina to take measures to plug the currency's fall.
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Reduce your risk While risk factors like genetics and age cannot be avoided, you can take measures to lower your risk of breast cancer mainly by staying healthy.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission warned Italy on Wednesday that its 2016 budget may break EU fiscal rules and urged Rome to take measures to redress the situation.
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However, Iran has threatened to blow past that level if Europe and the remaining parties to the nuclear accord do not take measures to bolster the Iranian economy.
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South Korea and China also agreed to take measures against North Korea if the country were to carry out another nuclear test or launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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It allows security forces to "take (measures) necessary to confront the dangers and funding of terrorism and safeguard security in all parts of the country," the gazette said.
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"Then Germany as well as Austria will of course have to take measures that in practice lead to the implementation of what should be European law," he said.
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Republicans have insisted that HHS Secretary Tom Price can take measures that will repeal these Obamacare regulations, which will in turn lower premiums by making health care cheaper.
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The central bank said it would create "an appropriate monetary and financial environment for structural adjustments, transformation and upgrading", and take measures to ward off systemic financial risks.
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If the company does not take measures to prevent events from being promoted on its platforms, Russia reserves the right to respond accordingly, Roscomnadzor said, without giving details.
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Premier Li emphasized that to ensure medical costs reflect new zero tariffs, the government must also take measures such as slashing commissions and fees associated with drug prices.
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"Once the disruption is over, we will carry out an exhaustive investigation into what caused this incident, and take measures to ensure it never happens again," Cruz said.
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China hopes the United States could take measures and resolve the conflicts through dialogue and hoped trade relations between the two countries could return to normal, Gao said.
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China hoped the United States could take measures and resolve the conflicts through dialogue and hoped trade relations between the two countries could return to normal, Gao said.
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Trump has called the Florida shooter a "sicko" and said that the country has to take measures to ensure that those with mental health issues cannot obtain guns.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will take measures to safeguard its interests if U.S. trade measures hurt Chinese interests, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said in a statement on Friday.
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In "An Elderly Lady Seeks Peace at Christmastime," Maud must take measures into her own hands when her upstairs neighbor begins beating his wife, causing an unbearable racket.
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The app, called Apple COVID-19, tells people whether to take measures like social distancing or seek out a coronavirus test based on their answers to a survey.
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While also declining to comment on American politics, Mr. Draghi said he was less worried that the Trump administration would take measures that would interfere with world trade.
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We need a credible advocate for patients, one who will take measures to curtail price gouging and limit corporate overreach in domestic and foreign rule making and enforcement.
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According to government documents posted online by supporters, Ms Xie was urged three times by local education officials to "take measures to correct"—ie, terminate—her third pregnancy.
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The report urged the countries in the region to diversify their exports to reduce their exposure to commodity-price shocks and take measures to boost trade within Africa.
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The steady environmental deterioration over the years spurred more than 4,000 volunteers in the Women's Alliance of Ladakh, which Chondol heads, to take measures to tackle plastic waste.
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Austria, the main entry point for migrants into Germany, said it would take measures to protect its own southern borders if Berlin went ahead with the transit zones.
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"It's a bill designed with the states in mind and it would allow states to take measures even more restrictive than the federal law if they choose," he said.
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"The fact he was in Russia, doing nothing to take measures, that is raising some eyebrows," said Zemelak Aytenew, an associate professor in government studies at Addis Ababa University.
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The government will also take measures to ease inflationist pressures caused by the immediate goods imports and may provide "serious support" to Turkish producers of such goods, he said.
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Possible reasons for this included greater accountability and public scrutiny than in earlier decades, which could make policymakers unwilling to take measures that were unpopular in the short-run.
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The other, Case 2000, involves an alleged plot to win positive coverage in Israel's biggest newspaper by offering to take measures to curtail the circulation of a rival daily.
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Earlier, the finance ministry and the financial regulator said they would take measures to curb market volatility in the wake of the United States declaring China a currency manipulator.
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The dollar's rise against the Japanese currency has been limited as Trump sought to pressure Japan to take measures to reduce its trade surplus with the world's largest economy.
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe said on Monday the government would take measures to impose taxes to curb imports by $500 million to $1 billion to face the currency crisis.
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Earlier this month, the regulator urged banks to elevate risk management to a "more prominent" place and take measures to rein in the rapid rise of non-performing loans.
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The third, Case 2000, involves an alleged plot to win positive coverage in Israel's biggest newspaper by offering to take measures to curtail the circulation of a rival daily.
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According to the German documents, Italian authorities said their own test results ruled out that there was such an illegal device and they declined to take measures against Fiat.
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It provides expansive power to DOJ and DHS to take measures to counter drones, two agencies who are drone novices when compared to agencies like the Department of Defense.
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"I am very pleased that the government has taken and will continue to take measures to protect the poor and vulnerable groups, including through increasing social spending," Lagarde added.
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"German authorities had to take measures and comply with the law between two countries, but unfortunately they have not complied," Bozdag, the main government spokesman, told a news conference.
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"I think the purpose of mentioning coal is more like a warning that China could also take measures on U.S. products," said Wang Fei, coal analyst at Huaan Futures.
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"The wind and rain will grow stronger as the night goes on, so take measures as needed as early as possible, preferably before it gets dark," the official said.
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But with the Clean Power Plan, the Obama administration had assumed that utilities could take measures outside of the coal plants themselves, like building wind and solar farms elsewhere.
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One senior official said the White House was constantly evaluating whether to test Trump and take measures to prevent further spread of the virus among the President's close confidants.
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Elsewhere in trade: Marco Rubio argues in an NYT Op-Ed that the U.S. should take measures more targeted than the tariffs to punish China for unfair trade practices.
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But as Mr. Trump's hectoring of Mexico on migration has increased, so, too, has the willingness of the López Obrador administration to take measures to calm its northern neighbor.
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In a statement, the president "expressed deep regrets" over the loss of life and ordered his government to launch a thorough investigation and take measures to prevent similar fires.
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The goal, Shaman says, is to avoid getting into a scenario where hospitals operate over capacity and have to take measures like setting up tents outside to treat patients.
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Shu argued that the government should commit to paying 80% of vital restaurant staff's wages, and take measures to help restaurants that might miss rent payments on their premises.
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The three leaders also asked the international community "to swiftly and fully implement" all U.N. resolutions on North Korea and to take measures to reduce economic relations with Pyongyang.
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The company also agrees to take measures to improve its wastewater monitoring system at its steel manufacturer and finishing plants to be better equipped to notify authorities of spills.
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SEOUL, Aug 6 (Reuters) - South Korea's finance ministry said on Tuesday that it is closely monitoring financial market volatility and that it would take measures if the current situation worsens.
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Under the agreed text, as a last resort if national authorities do not act, the EBA would be able to directly force individual banks to take measures against money laundering.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea accused the United States on Tuesday of "inciting military tension" by holding joint exercises with South Korea and said Pyongyang would take measures to defend itself.
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Republicans and Democrats need to come together to take measures that will effectively protect Americans from cyberattacks sponsored or conducted by foreign governments who want to see our voices silenced.
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The dollar's strength was also capped after U.S. President Donald Trump used his Tokyo visit to press Japan to take measures to reduce its trade surplus with the United States.
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Parsons-Drake suggested that homeowners instead take measures to deter iguanas from their properties, like installing motion-activated sprinklers or metal sheet barriers on trees to prevent them from climbing.
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The cabinet also said it would take measures to support important pig-raising areas and farms to help production recover, according to a state TV report of the cabinet meeting.
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During the debate for the primary last week, Tsai promised to take measures to boost the slowing economy in her second term, including attracting Taiwan companies back from the mainland.
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In practice Britain could anyway take measures that are available under EU rules, such as restricting property purchases or expelling those who have not found a job after six months.
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The yuan is a "guessing game about what the Chinese policy-makers really want," he said while acknowledging that China will continue to take measures to support its economy's growth.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria is prepared to take measures to protect its southern borders if an immigration deal within Germany's coalition goes into effect, the government in Vienna said on Tuesday.
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And as much as brands take measures to copyright their designs, they are virtually powerless to stop fast-fashion giants like H&M, Topshop and Forever 21 from copying them.
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Under the agreed text, the EBA would be able to directly force individual banks to take measures against money laundering "as a last resort" if national authorities do not act.
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Even after the meddling in the US elections in 2016, the US has been slow to take measures to respond to the intelligence threat, current and former US officials say.
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The country's parliament ratified a three-month extension of the country's 'emergency rule' overnight and Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday Turkey would take measures to cut interest rates.
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Launched in 2013, Yu'e Bao has grown to be the world's largest money market fund, but in 2017, Tianhong started to take measures to control the pace of its growth.
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While Caplis and others don't believe managers often lie outright about performance, the lack of standard reporting means they can take measures to make returns look as good as possible.
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" De Mol said he hoped that "this verdict prompts Facebook to take measures as soon as possible, so that innocent people can't be defrauded by those fake Bitcoin advertisements anymore.
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We expect the new management to take measures to strengthen corporate governance, but believe that their implementation and an overhaul of the company's culture may take time and meet resistance.
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"North Korea is strongly pushing their soldiers in the DMZ to report first and then take measures," South Korean Liberty Korea Party lawmaker Lee Cheol-woo said, quoting intelligence services.
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It's also the latest sign that more nutrition leaders — inside and outside of the health community — are beginning to take measures to address two seemingly unlikely bedfellows: hunger and obesity.
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"China would never start a trade war but if any party resorts to an increase of tariffs, then China will take measures in response to protect development interests," he said.
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On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates' central bank advised banks to take measures to mitigate the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak, including rescheduling loans and reducing fees and commissions.
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Pan Gongsheng, the deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said that the central bank would continue to take measures to ensure the currency remains stable, according to Bloomberg.
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I've been talking with friends who've had a really hard time convincing their parents that they should take measures to protect themselves and others from the spread of the virus.
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"The commission decision allows Italy to take measures to facilitate the liquidation of the two banks," Margrethe Vestager, the European commissioner in charge of competition policy, said in a statement.
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And Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said recently that his government will take measures to "eliminate" the use of cryptocurrencies in "illegitimate activities or as part of the payment system."
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"By working jointly in this investigation, both the Netherlands and the UK want to demonstrate that they will take measures against the deposit of non-declared assets abroad," prosecutors said.
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We take measures to proactively monitor potential violations of our community guidelines and just like on the rest of Instagram, we encourage our community to report content that concerns them.
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Albayrak, speaking to members of President Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party, said he would continue to take measures within free market rules and would act to decrease foreign exchange risks for companies.
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They should also take measures to prevent insect bites, "especially in malaria- or dengue-endemic areas or areas with outbreaks of vectorborne diseases, such as chikungunya and Zika," the CDC says.
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A startup called SmartSite has released hardware and cloud-based software to help the construction industry track what their employees are exposed to and take measures to protect them from harm.
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In a statement on February 20th its management said it was "deeply disturbed and disappointed" by reports that vendors were selling fake goods, and would take measures to stop the practice.
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One giant step forward came with the landmark 2015 Paris Climate Accord, an agreement by most countries to take measures to slow climate change by reducing carbon emissions in coming years.
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Businesses should take measures to prevent the theft of commercial motor vehicles and watch for suspicious behaviors by those who might want to rent or buy such vehicles, the report says.
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The Changes: Following the widespread backlash over the lack of diversity in nominations over the past two years, the Academy's Board of Governors unanimously voted to take measures to increase diversity.
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But there comes a point when the Treasury authorities and the tax authorities have to take measures, and they have to do so as is required in order to implement changes.
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"Pregnant women should be advised that they may not want to travel to areas with ongoing transmission but if they do, they should take measures to avoid mosquito bites," she said.
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Iran also sent a letter to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon expressing its regret, promising to arrest the perpetrators and take measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
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"It's imperative that any community faced with such sadistic and violent acts take measures to find the culprit and bring him or her to justice," said PETA Associate Director Elisa Allen.
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If Trump decides that he simply can't accept the current state of affairs with Iran, the best chance he would have is to take measures to make the deal more stringent.
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Athens agreed to take measures that will cut government spending on pensions by 1.0 percent of economic output in 2019, a year after its current 86 billion euro bailout program expires.
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The aluminum sector in particular has become bloated in the past few years as smelting output in the world's top producer has surged, forcing Beijing to take measures to curb excess.
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However, they said they share Trump's concerns about Iran's missile program and its "regional activities" and stand ready to take measures to address those issues, including through "constructive dialogue" with Iran.
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In short, SESTA/FOSTA closed the loophole that gave blanket immunity to internet service providers who failed to take measures to prevent people from being sold for sex through their websites.
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Elsewhere, Chinese leader Xi Jinping promised to lower import tariffs and take measures to widen market access to foreign investors, helped soothe market jitters over an escalating U.S.-China trade row.
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Prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told parliament on Thursday the government will take measures to abolish the exchange control act and will introduce capital gains tax soon, without giving any time frame.
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Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said this week his country, which has troops deployed north of Mosul inside Iraqi territory, will take measures if there is an attack on Tal Afar.
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Before changing your iPhone's country settings, you will want to take measures to make your transition as easy as possible, such as cancelling subscriptions on your iPhone, including cancelling Apple Music.
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The score assesses the 10-year chance of a hip fracture or any osteoporotic fracture and can be used to decide who should take measures and medications to help prevent them.
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He believes the federal government needs to step in and take measures "like in war time to get people the basics," including direct payments to individuals as well as rent forgiveness.
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On Wednesday, Europe's insurance watchdog EIOPA said companies should take measures to preserve their capital position and be prudent about dividend and bonus payments as the coronavirus disrupts households and businesses.
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"If Europeans don't take measures within the 60-day deadline (announced by Iran in May), we will take new steps," the semi-official news agency ISNA quoted Kamal Kharazi as saying.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is asking states not to postpone their primaries amid the coronavirus pandemic, but instead to take measures to make voting more safe and remote when possible.
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It says that you're not liable for screening that content, and furthermore, that you do not make yourself more legally liable when you take measures to moderate content on your site.
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President Donald Trump announced Monday that he would reinstate tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Argentina and Brazil, prodding the Federal Reserve to take measures to counter foreign currency devaluation.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.) on Tuesday strongly urged the State Department to take measures to protect itself and embassies against cyberattacks in light of increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Inexcusably, the renderings of the forthcoming Koons sculpture do not include an image of it grafted onto the Statue of Liberty, so I had to take measures into my own hands.
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Iraq will also have to take measures to alleviate a massive wage bill for more than 3.5 million civil servants and six million pensioners and find new sources of taxation and revenue.
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The dollar has been also capped against the yen as U.S. President Donald Trump is seen putting pressure on Japan to take measures to reduce its trade surplus with the United States.
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The People's Bank of China also said in a statement it will work with other Chinese government departments to take measures to cut corporate funding costs, especially for small and private companies.
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The concern is that without the protection from CDA 230, smaller sites and companies like Wikipedia could be buried under the threat of prosecution, and could to take measures to protect themselves.
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Exceptions, such as Flood Re's exclusion of flood-prone houses built after 2009, or NFIP's discounts for communities that take measures to reduce flood risk, are not enough to counter this effect.
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The Flow, the extra-dimensional path that connects the distant planets, is drying up, and Emperox Grayland II, the leader of the Interdependency is forced to take measures to save her subjects.
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The dollar has been also capped against the yen as U.S. President Donald Trump is seen putting pressure on Japan to take measures to reduce its trade surplus with the United States.
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Erdogan also said in a speech in Ankara that U.S. President Donald Trump told him in a call on Sunday that Washington would take measures on its tariffs on Turkish steel imports.
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The statement by Kurz, Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache and Interior Minister Herbert Kickl said the Austrian government is "prepared in particular to take measures for the protection of our southern borders".
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Facebook and Twitter take measures to protect users from blowback and clearly see themselves on the empowering side of the equation — but their businesses are built on using this data for targeting.
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Chinese cities under pressure from soaring home prices need to boost land supply appropriately while authorities take measures to fight an inventory overhang in smaller cities, Premier Li Keqiang said in March.
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"The scope of a cybersecurity incident is not always readily apparent, and transparency can help affected entities take measures to protect themselves and lead to improvements in risk management processes," Langevin said.
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Lee, who is arguing that he was coerced into making the payments, told lawmakers during a December hearing that Samsung Group would take measures to avoid making improper payments in the future.
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"We would have hoped," General Asiri said, that Doctors Without Borders "would take measures to stop the recruitment of children to fight in wars instead of crying over them in the media."
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Her #WhatIf Video Received 22018 million Views in Three Days Corin is among several survivors who helped launch a social media campaign to pressure lawmakers to take measures to stop gun violence.
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The 0.7 percent doesn't bode well for Trump, though it could help him persuade Congress to take measures to boost short-term growth, such as cutting taxes and passing an infrastructure bill.
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"When this came to the attention of the programmers and to the CEO of Tinder, Sean Rad, they decided to take measures to ameliorate the blatant disrespect for trans bodies," Drucker says.
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Eurelectric called on EU lawmakers to take measures to strengthen the bloc's emission trading system (ETS), which charges power plants and factories for every metric ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) they emit.
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Take measures for people who are sick or weak or old and build a country that'll be there for you when you're sick or weak or old, because someday you will be.
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Supant Mongkolsuthree, chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, said strength of the baht is a major obstacle for drawing foreign investment and the government should take measures to tackle the problem.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is aware of the risks of China's Huawei Technologies access to next-generation mobile networks and will take measures when the time comes, its foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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It agreed to share responsibility for migrants rescued at sea, as Italy had sought, and take measures to restrict the movement of asylum seekers between EU states — a key concern for Germany.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi faced calls on Tuesday to take measures ranging from an economic blockade to military action after Kurds voted in a referendum in support of independence.
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The euro zone's central bank can take measures to ensure compliance with its bad loan guidelines, which the Bank of Italy is set to adapt for the smaller banks still under its supervision.
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The plaintiffs put forth evidence that they were very likely under surveillance and claimed that they were harmed because they had to expend time and money to take measures to avoid the surveillance.
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The North African OPEC state has started to take measures to counter the fall in oil prices, including raising subsidized fuel and electricity prices, cutting back on infrastructure projects and trimming budget spending.
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"There's a concern that the Japanese contingent might ask for permission to take measures that would allow the yen to weaken back to the 120 level prior to negative interest rates," said Attrill.
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" The group also underscored the need for an urgent delivery of humanitarian aid and insisted international governments "take measures to prevent the Maduro regime … from doing business in oil, gold and other assets.
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A spokeswoman for the advertising authority said it had yet to decide whether to reject the 5-Star complaint or take measures against Ferrero, adding that the process could take several more weeks.
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"...The central bank should take measures to increase the transparency and confidence of the population and businesses in the exchange rate policy that it carries out," Tokayev told a meeting of senior officials.
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It is therefore up to the US authorities to effectively follow the terms of the agreement and for the Commission to take measures to ensure that it will fully comply with the GDPR.
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U.S. negotiators also requested in a Tuesday meeting that Brazil take measures to prevent China from circumventing the U.S. tariffs, said FIESP foreign trade director Thomaz Zanotto, who was briefed on the discussions.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's state-owned Dalian Machine Tool Group Corp said it would take measures to avoid default on short-term bills after it was granted a 30-day grace period by bondholders.
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Ottawa would take measures to stop the dumping of steel in the coming weeks once it had finished consulting stakeholders, said Canadian Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, appearing at the same event as Freeland.
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"You are free to take measures that benefit your customers, to limit the sale (of fuel) to 10 liters per car or whatever you consider necessary to serve the public," the association said.
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Refiners have found that when making diesel, their second-most common product after gasoline, they need to take measures to offset that waxiness to make the fuel useable for truck and car engines.
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After a small amount of trading was done at 2149.50 percent, the 10-year yield stepped back to 0.085 percent, since many investors assumed the BOJ could take measures to bring down yields.
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Refiners have found that when making diesel, their second-most common product after gasoline, they need to take measures to offset that waxiness to make the fuel usable for truck and car engines.
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Given more lead time, emergency planners could take measures like establishing more cooling centers at schools and other buildings, and stepping up programs to track homeless people and homebound, chronically ill older Americans.
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"This is a very significant crisis ... we know that we need to take measures so that the affordability of homes is accessible for more Canadians", Trudeau told a televised news conference in Vancouver.
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OSLO, March 9 (Reuters) - The Norwegian central bank is prepared to take measures to aid the economy if necessary, central bank governor Oeystein Olsen said in an emailed statement to Reuters on Monday.
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There are have been some protests against Putin's initial proposals to change the constitution, but resistance may be even harder now as officials take measures to limit public gatherings because of the coronavirus.
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Though the Spanish government would declare the referendum illegal and take measures to block it, Gerard Piqué, the star Barcelona defender, was adamant that the Catalans should have had the right to vote.
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"These kind of attacks are likely to occur during the second coming of the 'Unite the Right' rally," Mr. Merritt said, "and it's going to be important for law enforcement to take measures."
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In India, industry associations decided that the country's diamond polishing industry would continue working at a reduced rate and would take measures to prevent the spread of the virus among workers, Alrosa said.
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Reports are coming out about the lack of zoning laws, the refusal to take measures to prepare for inevitable disasters, and chemical plants with highly explosive materials being located near schools and hospitals.
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To make up for the loss of federal revenue, Rubio said Congress should eliminate loopholes for the wealthy and "special interests," and take measures to ensure only legal U.S. residents get tax benefits.
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After curtly telling reporters on Monday that Russia was not a friend of the United States, Mr. McConnell went further, warning that Congress would take measures against Russia if it continued to meddle.
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The crucial question now is whether they'll continue their investigations, or if the new Trump administration will take measures to disband the group, as some of its members seem to think they will.
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At the same time, Kim has promised to take measures to improve the living standards of North Koreans, the other element of his two-prong, so-called "Byongjin" policy of economic and nuclear advancement.
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PARIS, Jan 23 (Reuters) - France is aware of the risks of China's Huawei Technologies access to next-generation mobile networks and will take measures when the time comes, its foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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Attorneys Hunter Shkolnik and Adam Slater allege in Monday's lawsuit the governmental defendants failed to take measures required by federal law to eliminate the dangers and downplayed the severity of the contamination to residents.
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The United States, through its Embassy, has brokered multiple efforts to improve the political climate in Armenia by encouraging the government to take measures that strengthen public confidence in election processes and voting results.
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"The government had to take measures to maintain order, protect citizens and their property and hand over to the judicial authorities those who committed or were suspected of committing these criminal acts," he said.
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"We will take measures at this meeting (in Moscow on Tuesday) that will make it impossible for those who nurtured the people who ordered and organised this crime to realise their plans," said Lavrov.
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The United States has accused Russia of flouting the so-called Open Skies Treaty, an agreement designed to build confidence between the two countries' militaries, and said it plans to take measures against Moscow.
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" He did not specify precisely how the organization would conserve its cash, but he said that "for our part, we will need to take measures to reduce expenses, with a focus on nonstaff costs.
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Some US states have had to take measures to prevent stockpiling and shortage of the drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, which are used to treat malaria and other conditions and could possibly treat the coronavirus.
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Supant Mongkolsuthree, chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, said strength of the baht THB=TH is a major obstacle for drawing foreign investment and the government should take measures to tackle the problem.
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Investigators would look into cases without the requirement of an initial accusation, and would take measures including protection for victims and refer cases quickly to police and prosecutors, a spokeswoman for the commission said.
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On Wednesday the European insurance watchdog EIOPA said that insurance companies should take measures to preserve their capital position and be prudent about dividend and bonus payments as the coronavirus disrupts households and businesses.
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BRUSSELS, March 18 (Reuters) - European Union Industry Chief Thierry Breton on Wednesday called on streaming platforms to take measures to prevent internet congestion caused by thousands of people teleworking due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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A group of senators is urging the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to take measures to reduce the price of a potentially life-saving medication reversing the effects of an opioid overdose.
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If the country doesn't take measures to address this high pile of debt, then Italy could become a bigger problem when the European Central Bank (ECB) begins to raise interest rates, as markets expect.
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"There are no deep differences, there's no discrepancy, nothing that could lead them to take measures or apply measures that affect the economy, the development of our country," López Obrador told The Associated Press.
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"EU legislation foresees that member states can take measures on food that might present a health risk on case-by-case basis," Paduraru said, adding the measures should be proportionate to the risk identified.
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The case was brought by environmental groups angry at the government&aposs failure to take measures to meet European air pollution limits, and was spurred by revelations about German automakers&apos cheating on exhaust tests.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said General Motors decision to shut down a factory south of Seoul will hurt that region, and called upon his administration to take measures to boost economic activity there.
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HONG KONG, July 31 (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Wednesday it will take measures to improve banks' loan structures, such as increasing the proportion of medium- to long-term loans for the manufacturing sector.
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Over the next four years, as all ears remain on Washington, podcasts have a unique opportunity to help bring together a bifurcated America—as long as they take measures not to reinforce the echo chambers.
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She was speaking after Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, which host the vast majority of Syria's over 4 million refugees, agreed to take measures to give the new arrivals access to education and the labor market.
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Market reaction to the data was limited, possibly due to hopes among market participants that Chinese authorities will take measures to support economic growth, said Masashi Murata, currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
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If the revenue generated from the sukuk asset in any distribution period is less than the periodic distribution amount, the company can take measures to ensure that there is no shortfall in the distribution payable.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Chile's dollar-denominated bonds strengthened on Thursday after the central bank said it would take measures to boost dollar and peso liquidity in the financial system after weeks of social unrest.
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The blackmailing and pressure by the US will never work on China if the US take measures to further escalate the situation we will surely take countermeasures to firmly uphold our legitimate rights and interests.
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FRANKFURT, March 18 (Reuters) - Insurance companies should take measures to preserve their capital position and be prudent about dividend and bonus payments as the coronavirus outbreak disrupts households and businesses, the European insurance watchdog said.
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To receive certification, the FSC requires that, among other things, companies respect indigenous land rights, take measures to reduce the environmental impact of logging, promote reforestation, and maintain forests with special social or environmental value.
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In its most literal sense, the judgment means some female athletes will no longer be considered as such for some races — from 400 meters to a mile — unless they take measures to suppress testosterone production.
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While China could take measures to devalue the currency itself — it could lower interest rates, says Hooper, which would push down the yuan — Baig says it probably won't have to do much on its own.
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"We seek to take measures and we call on the European community to join with the United States in continuing to intensify our efforts to counter radical Islamic terrorism here on the continent," he said.
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"His idea that the U.S. is going to some way ride into the equation and take measures which in some way help Hong Kong independence, that is just not on — even from Trump," Roche said.
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And while Congress could take measures to curb inversions in the short run—Hillary Clinton, for instance, has proposed a steep "exit tax" on any company that inverts—those measures merely postpone a necessary reckoning.
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Beijing will take measures against the 128 U.S. goods in two stages if it cannot reach an agreement with Washington, the ministry said, adding that it could take legal action under World Trade Organization rules.
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In order to liberate the "victim" computers, the United States obtained court orders to take measures to neutralize the Kelihos botnet, including establishing substitute servers and blocking commands sent from the botnet operator, the department said.
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In order to liberate the victim computers, the United States obtained court orders to take measures to neutralize the Kelihos botnet, including establishing substitute servers and blocking commands sent from the botnet operator, the department said.
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"While it may be difficult to do so immediately, the BOJ should cautiously but steadily take measures" to stock up its policy ammunition in case it needs to ramp up stimulus in the future, Fujiwara said.
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However, this summer, Sado's parents demanded the broadcaster to take measures to prevent their daughter's death from "being forgotten," when they learned that other employees were not aware that overwork death had occurred within the company.
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In exceptional cases, when national supervisors do not act within set deadlines, EBA could take measures against a bank "requiring it to take all necessary action to comply with its obligations", one of the documents says.
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However, it is also crucial that these relations proceed on the basis of equality and parity, and that both sides take measures to promote constructive exchanges and dialogue when developing a stable partnership for the region.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's truck drivers' union ended a nationwide strike just hours after it began on Wednesday, saying that the government would take measures to lessen the effects of high inflation and new export taxes.
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"But if the ECB were called upon to take measures to manage turbulence (and) ensure the solidity of financial institutions, especially in the euro zone, of course we would do it," Villeroy told a news conference.
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Hebei Iron & Steel said it would appeal the probe, without saying to whom, and called on the Chinese government to take measures in line with WTO rules to maintain the legal interests of Chinese steel mills.
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A crash in oil prices last year sent the Azeri economy into crisis, forcing the central bank to adopt a floating manat rate and take measures to try to prevent a collapse of the banking sector.
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But he also called on governments to provide fiscal stimulus, albeit within European budget limits, take measures to boost productivity and complete Europe's banking and markets union, which is notably still lacking a single deposit insurance.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Video-sharing platforms such as Google's YouTube and Vimeo will have to take measures to protect citizens from content containing hate speech and incitement to violence under measures voted by EU lawmakers on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - G7 leaders agree on the need to take measures to boost global demand and eliminate factors that hamper productivity amid lingering risks to the world economy, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday.
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Voters rejected an effort to break free from the United Kingdom in a 2014 referendum, but Ms. Sturgeon said Scotland would take measures to protect its place in Europe and maintain access to the single market.
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Buzyn, Environment Minister Francois de Rugy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire issued a joint statement calling on manufacturers and retailers to take measures within the next 15 days to eliminate those substances from babies' diapers.
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Public health authorities are urging Canadians to take measures that prevent the spread of disease, including hand-washing, social distancing, and time off work if sick—which is exactly what the country's top politicians are doing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said it may take measures that can cause a recession to stop the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. The "Mad Money" host explained why bank stocks are vulnerable to the pandemic.
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No city or state has yet to take measures as drastic as Italy, which closed down the entire Northern region of the country over the weekend in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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To make up for the loss of federal revenue, Rubio said Congress should eliminate loopholes for the wealthy and "special interests," and take measures to ensure only legal U.S. residents get tax benefits: http://bit.ly/2vublQr.
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"But we are in no hurry to take measures similar to central banks of other countries...such as interest rate cuts or quantitative easing polices," Yi said in a briefing ahead of the country's 70th anniversary.
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China has been relatively inactive in response to US descriptions of China as a "rival power," but if additional tariffs on key Chinese exports like aluminum are imposed, the Xi government may take measures in retaliation.
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Yildirim, who was announcing a package of measures designed to bolster both the lira currency and the stalling economy, also defended the independence of the central bank, saying it was able to take measures when necessary.
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"That's why it is necessary to take measures against possible non-competitive and illegal attacks from the third countries in order to complete this project eventually," he told reporters shortly before Putin flew back to Russia.
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Beijing's ministry said it will take measures against the 0003 U.S. goods in two stages if it cannot reach an agreement with Washington, adding that it could also take legal action under World Trade Organization rules.
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Controversially, the authors recommend that NATO, which prefers to ignore internal politics, take measures to respond — through political pressure but also, if necessary, by suspending official visits to those countries or their participation in NATO exercises.
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"KCDC dispatched an immediate response team to the Pyeongchang site to check additional people for symptoms, check the origin of the exposure, take measures to control infection and prevent spread," the agency said in a statement Monday.
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Editor's note: Following last week's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people, students across the country raised their voices calling on politicians to take measures to stop gun violence.
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On Monday, Malaysia's environment ministry said in a statement it would call on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to take measures to prevent transboundary haze when five Southeast Asian countries meet in Brunei this week.
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Protesters were seen carrying banners saying "No Rohingya" during Sunday's rally, the first held in support of the military since the United Nations' highest court ordered Myanmar to take measures to protect the minority group last month.
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It goes on to give citizens the right to take measures to promote the protection of the environment, ensure sustainable socio-economic development of the nation and to promote public awareness of the need for environmental protection.
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"The government will closely monitor (financial) markets, and take measures to stabilize markets as needed in coordination with the Bank of Korea," Kim Dong-yeon said before a meeting with Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol.
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The United States has accused Russia of flouting the Open Skies Treaty, an agreement designed to build confidence between the countries' militaries which entered into force in 2002, and said it plans to take measures against Moscow.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Wednesday urged state and federal authorities to take measures to control air pollution, after the government declared an environmental emergency earlier this week due to severe air contamination.
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While it is each state's prerogative to adopt the bill or not, it is incumbent that state lawmakers take measures to protect heirs property owners from those who wish to exploit them and profit from their land.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler to take measures that would lift barriers to the summertime sale of E15, a type of gasoline-biofuel blend, according to a senior White House official.
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U.S. regulators who will gather on Wednesday face their most challenging week in a decade, with one official telling Reuters that coming days will determine whether the federal government has to take measures to bolster market confidence.
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Taiwan says its inclusion by the WHO as part of China's "virus area" has mislead countries into believing its situation was a serious as China's, and to take measures to restrict or ban visits by Taiwanese nationals.
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Federal law gives the Secretary of Health and Human Services the authority to take measures to prevent the entry and spread of infectious diseases from foreign countries and between states, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Azar, the health secretary, told lawmakers the United States would be unlikely to take measures such as regional quarantines, which China and other countries have been using, if the United States faced a more severe coronavirus outbreak.
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The initiative will reduce premiums for policyholders of "lower-value homes" who are "paying more than they should be paying," he said, and those who take measures to flood-proof their properties like elevating homes on stilts.
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The owner of the Penfolds wine label joins an ever-growing list of companies grappling with the hit to consumer spending as China and other countries take measures to curtail the spread of the flu-like virus.
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"We see this as an important signal from the regulators that they are willing to take measures to prevent credit conditions to the household sector from becoming too tight," said JP Morgan analysts in a client note.
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The Indian government late on Friday said it would take measures to cut down "non-necessary" imports, ease overseas borrowing norms for the manufacturing sector and relax rules around banks raising masala bonds, or rupee-denominated overseas bonds.
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Manafort already influential in Ukraine Thursday, the human rights lawyer, Eugenia Zakrevska, filed a motion in Kiev requesting that prosecutors verify the contents of the text message dump and take measures to compel US authorities to question Manafort.
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Border Patrol agents did not take measures to ensure that young children who could not yet talk could be correctly identified, failing to provide them with identifying wrist bracelets or fingerprinting or photographing most children, the report said.
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Unlike other countries, the Netherlands allowed farmers and industry to take measures they hoped would reduce nitrogen levels (such as experimental air-scrubbers), and count the expected reductions against new emissions—even before gathering evidence that they worked.
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The patrols were to "carefully monitor and judge the foreign military aircraft that enter the anti-aircraft defense zone, to take measures to respond to different threats in the sky and to protect national airspace," the statement said.
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"We were told: 'We will stick to the central bank's policy; money will be expensive, and we will not take measures which would lead to banks increasing their profitability," Kostin recalled in an interview with Reuters in June.
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MOSCOW, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that Russia would take measures to defend the interests of the athletes who were disqualified and stripped of medals from the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics for doping.
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In a guideline post on its website that sets the policy tone on employment issues, the State Council said provincial governments in those regions should take measures such as increasing the stipend for firms under job-shedding pressures.
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The International Dark-Sky Association has named nearly a million acres in central Idaho a Dark Sky Reserve, a designation that means counties and towns in the area pledge to take measures to keep the dark, well, dark.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey reserves the right to take measures inside Iraq to defend itself against terror threats but would no longer need to do so once such threats are removed, Deputy Prime Minister Nurettin Canikli said on Monday.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan called on world leaders to take measures against the organization of Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim cleric living in self-imposed exile in the United States whom Mr. Erdogan has accused of orchestrating the coup.
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"Of course we have to take measures to buffer the fall in electricity prices ... In addition to cost cuts and possible cuts in investments, we must also reassess our future dividend policy," Kollmann said at a shareholder meeting.
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Here are some ideas for the major political parties to consider if they are to seriously tackle foreign interference in American democracy: In the meantime, individual voters can take measures to limit the effects of covert foreign disinformation.
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"We urge the U.S. to immediately take measures to prevent the case from becoming a law, immediately stop interfering with Hong Kong affairs and stop interfering in China's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang added Wednesday.
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When the community banded together and sued under RCRA, the dairies were forced to take measures to prevent future pollution and to provide clean drinking water to the impacted families until their well water tested safe once again.
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Recognizing that I was likely not alone in this, I decided we needed to take measures to proactively address unconscious bias and provide all employees—including top leadership—with the tools needed to drive inclusion in the workforce.
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At the same time, the fur industry has claimed to take measures to become more ethical, ensuring that animal welfare has been taken into consideration through working with groups that promote the responsible use and keeping of animals.
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On Tuesday, French grid operator RTE said it might have to take measures such as power cuts in certain areas and voluntary cuts by industrial users to ensure electricity continues to be supplied to French homes this winter.
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Although the government was on the precipice of reaching its self-imposed limit technically, Ryan said the Treasury Department had informed him it could take measures that would leave an unprecedented national default a concern for a later date.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will continue to take measures in Syria's Afrin region, from which it drove the Kurdish YPG militia in an offensive this year, until all terror risks there are eliminated, Defence Minister Nurettin Canikli said on Tuesday.
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"We would like to suggest that women of fertile age take measures to plan their pregnancies and avoid getting pregnant in the next year and a half," El Salvador's deputy minister of health, Eduardo Espinoza, told reporters last week.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he shared Britain's assessment that Russia was behind a nerve agent attack on a former spy living in England and vowed to take measures in response in the coming days.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator said recent media reports that it had asked banks to take measures to reduce their net forex sales were "not accurate", according to a statement posted on the regulator's website on Friday night.
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Beijing has also repeatedly said it would take measures to boost private investment across the economy - stuck in single-digit growth rates for more than a year - which has required the government to step in with stronger fiscal support.
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"We call upon the Colombian state and the relevant authorities to speak out about the systematic assassinations... and to take measures so that a political genocide like that of the Patriotic Union is not repeated," the FARC statement said.
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Bossert also says hackers must continue to receive harsh punishments for cybercrimes and corporations likely to be victims of such attacks should step up security and proactively take measures to fight back against malicious bad actors and foreign governments.
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The official said Germany, which holds the rotating presidency of the group of the world's 20 biggest economies, expects some G20 peers like the United States to demand that it take measures to reduce its high current account surplus.
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The left-led government had promised to take measures to liberalise its energy market, cut pension spending, speed up privatisations and boost banking governance in exchange for the fresh funds, which will be used to pay off state arrears.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada needs to take measures to ensure more people can afford housing at a time when prices are rising, particularly in cities like Vancouver and Toronto, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday, but gave no details.
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BEIJING, March 11 (Reuters) - China will make targeted cuts in bank reserve requirement ratios (RRR) and take measures to stabilise foreign trade and investment, including reducing the negative list, amid the coronavirus outbreak, the country's cabinet said on Wednesday.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Monday General Motors Co's (GM) decision to shut down a factory south of Seoul will hurt that region, and called upon his administration to take measures to boost economic activity there.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing will encourage coal companies to merge and restructure to increase efficiency in the industry and take measures to return thermal coal prices to a "reasonable" range, China's economic planning agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"He underlined that internal problems should not become a reason to breach the right for free movement of people and goods and appealed to Prime Minister Tsipras to take measures, including securing a corridor for transit transport," the statement said.
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While we may not be able to alter or avoid the calcium in the water where we live, thanks to a host of protecting and soothing products, we can take measures to ensure our skin doesn't suffer because of it.
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BOGOTA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Colombia's central bank raised its benchmark lending rate on Friday to 6.25 percent, the sixth consecutive monthly increase, amid calls for the board to take measures to control the current account deficit and counteract inflationary pressures.
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The Paris Agreement would, for the first time, commit all countries, from tiny Fiji to major powers like China and the U.S. — the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters — to cut emissions and take measures to adapt to climate change impacts.
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The rally has been driven by speculation that OPEC members and Russia could take measures to prop up prices after a number of energy officials said they would discuss intervening in the market during a conference in Algeria next month.
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Celebrity physical therapist Karen Joubert — who has helped Jennifer Aniston, Cher and Serena Williams heal their body aches — says it's important to take measures to prevent the pain that can come from sitting at a desk for hours on end.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday urged German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and his euro zone colleagues to take measures to support sustainable growth, participants in a meeting between the ECB chief and German lawmakers told Reuters.
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Where the provision of videos forms an "essential part" of the services provided by a social media company, they will have to take measures to block videos with hate speech, incitement to hatred and content justifying terrorism from their platforms.
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In exceptional cases, when national supervisors do not act within set deadlines, the EBA could take measures against a bank "requiring it to take all necessary action to comply with its obligations", the text proposed by the EU's executive Commission said.
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"China is scared of chaos and destabilization of the regime that would result in millions of refugees in the region so we can make progress through international pressure ... sanctions and discussions between the Security Council members to take measures," he said.
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The union said in a statement that it filed a petition under Section 201 of U.S. trade law urging the government to take measures, including increasing import tariffs, if the U.S. International Trade Commission finds imports have caused substantial harm.
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Prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told the parliament participating in a no-confidence motion against the finance minister that the government will take measures to abolish the exchange control act and will introduce capital gain tax soon, without giving any time frame.
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Ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping last week, Trump suggested the U.S. would take measures to "solve North Korea" without China's help if necessary, and the president doubled down on that aggressive stance with a tweet Tuesday morning.
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"China is scared of chaos and destabilisation of the regime that would result in millions of refugees in the region so we can make progress through international pressure ... sanctions and discussions between the Security Council members to take measures," he said.
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"This agreement will, to a large part, be based on the monitoring of the market situation, on the creation and institutionalization of the governing body and the ability to take measures, if necessary, as was done in 2016," he said.
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President Donald Trump has called the drugs, which are used to treat malaria and other conditions, game changers, and a rush to procure the pharmaceuticals spurred several US states to take measures to prevent shortages amid the Covid-219 pandemic.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain and the remaining 27 members of the European Union must urgently take measures to ensure the flow of pharmaceuticals supplies to their citizens in the event of a disorderly Brexit, German medicine association BAH said on Wednesday.
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But some European leaders suggested that Mr. Trump's bellicose rhetoric — so long as it does not seep into policy — could play a useful role in forcing countries that breach trading rules to take measures to restrain subsidies for favored industries.
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The Democratic National Committee is asking states not to postpone their primaries but instead to take measures to make voting safer and more remote when possible through mail-in balloting, absentee voting, and expanded hours to reduce lines and crowds.
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The government in Belgrade said that excessive pollution is common during winter months and although it pledged to take measures to curb it, President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday the effects would only be seen in six to seven years time.
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BEIJING, Oct 22 (Reuters) - China will closely monitor the U.S. "entity list", which has led to sanctions on a few Chinese tech firms, and take measures to safeguard its rights and interests, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said.
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Warner calls on State Department to take measures to protect against cyberattacks MORE (D-Va.), would promote research into new U.S. 2628G alternatives by requiring the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to set aside $28500 million for a research and development fund.
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Warner calls on State Department to take measures to protect against cyberattacks MORE (D-Va.), would promote research into new U.S. 5G alternatives by requiring the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to set aside $750 million for a research and development fund.
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Although daily updates on the outbreak have kept investors on edge, hopes that central banks across the globe will take measures to counter any slowdown have cushioned global stocks and kept the benchmark S&P 500 near all-time highs.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said on Wednesday that France and Italy had to take measures to bring their 2020 draft budget plans into line with EU fiscal rules, but requested no immediate change to the budgets.
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"Indications that the government is unable to take measures that would mitigate the long-term economic and fiscal costs related to an ageing society would likely prompt a downgrade," credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service warned in a report last month.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The European Union should take measures to shield the European steel market from a flood of cheap imports seeking a new destination as the United States impose tariffs on steel, the Dutch arm of Tata Steel said on Thursday.
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Beijing has struck an increasingly defiant tone as the trade war has escalated, saying it will take measures to safeguard the interests of its companies, but has not said whether or how it may retaliate over the U.S. action against Huawei.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices gained roughly 1.103% on Monday after a weekend attack on a Saudi oil facility by Yemen's Houthi forces threatened crude supplies and as traders looked for signs that top economies would take measures to counteract a global slowdown.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday it would take measures to defend itself if the United States stationed missiles in Asia following the collapse of a landmark arms control treaty and that it expected Japan to deploy a new U.S. missile launch system.
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BERLIN, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Britain and the remaining 27 members of the European Union must urgently take measures to ensure the flow of pharmaceuticals supplies to their citizens in the event of a disorderly Brexit, German medicine association BAH said on Wednesday.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Britain's government will take measures to identify and reduce risks taken by private firms that provide public services, it will say on Wednesday, in a bid to encourage companies that have become increasingly wary of taking on new government business.
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By withdrawing, Mr Trump has signalled that America will neither honour its agreements nor moderate its pollution, even as governments take measures to do so in much poorer countries, such as India, whose emissions per head are a tenth the size of America's.
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Some airlines already take measures to stop passengers from recklessly reclining by limiting how far back their seats can go, but perhaps there could be restrictions on shorter flightsThese days, airlines are doing away with so many "perks" that made flying somewhat comfortable.
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Platforms involving user-generated content (that includes comments, forums, or video sharing) like Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, will need to ensure that illegal content is removed swiftly, and to take measures to reduce the possibility of it appearing in the first place.
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China has said that it will take measures to safeguard its interests after U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he would impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on aluminium to protect U.S.-based producers.
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Traders have bid up oil futures on speculation that producers will take measures to prop up crude prices, but any such deal might do little to quickly bring supply and demand into balance, ClearView Energy Partners Managing Director Jacques Rousseau said Monday.
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Amano referred to a meeting between North and South Korea in September at which the North expressed its readiness to take measures including a permanent dismantlement of its main nuclear facilities in Yongbyon should there be unspecified corresponding action from the United States.
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" WD added: "We encourage users who wish to continue operating these legacy products to configure their firewall to prevent remote access to these devices, and to take measures to ensure that only trusted devices on the local network have access to the device.
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A group of 36 power companies, which supply 99 percent of the country's electricity, have also formed a new body to take measures to trim emissions and meet the industry's voluntary goal to cut emissions by 35 percent in 2030, compared with 2013.
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AMSTERDAM, May 31 (Reuters) - The European Union should take measures to shield the European steel market from a flood of cheap imports seeking a new destination as the United States impose tariffs on steel, the Dutch arm of Tata Steel said on Thursday.
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Read more: Electric trucks like the Tesla Semi are 'pointless both economically and ecologically,' according to a vehicle-tech expertIt is therefore not surprising that France has begun to take measures to try to control the level of noise generated by vehicles.
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"The council members urge concerned parties and all countries in the region to exercise maximum restraint and take measures and actions to reduce escalation and end tension," Kuwait's U.N. ambassador, Mansour Al-Otaibi, said in a statement following a Security Council meeting.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is right that governments have a duty to take measures to support the economy and Germany has shown that it is doing a lot in that regard, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Friday.
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In related news Disney is pressing ahead with a planned launch of its new video streaming service, Disney+, in Europe starting from tomorrow but Bloomberg reports it will also take measures to reduce bandwidth utilization by at least 25% in European markets.
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BEIJING, March 3 (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that Beijing reserves the right to take measures in response to Washington's decision to reduce the number of Chinese nationals permitted to work at U.S. offices of key official Chinese media outlets.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Borders should be kept open and people and trade flowing in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, although countries have a sovereign right to take measures to try to protect their citizens, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.
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The WHO last week encouraged countries to take "measures to limit the risk of exportation or importation of the disease," but stopped short of advising entry bans such as the one in the US.Countries should avoid "unnecessary restrictions of international traffic," it said.
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Dr. Johnson interviewed 20 such individuals in Vietnam and found that they do not fall for fakes: They take measures to ensure their purchase is genuine, including working with a trusted supply chain and requesting the rhino's tail as proof of provenance.
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BOGOTA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Colombian flag carrier Avianca Holdings is making progress with a restructuring plan for its finances that will keep it in the air without having to take measures such as declaring bankruptcy or insolvency, company executives said on Wednesday.
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"I think they have realized it is time to take measures" to restore order, Song Xiaozhuang, a professor in the Center for Basic Laws of Hong Kong and Macau at Shenzhen University, said in a telephone interview, referring to the authorities in Beijing.
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BOSTON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The Bank of England would probably take measures to stimulate bank lending in the event of a fresh downturn in the economy, and government fiscal policy could also play a role, BoE Governor Mark Carney said on Wednesday.
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On Monday the Russian government said it would be forced "to take measures" if the United States began developing new missile systems, ratcheting up the rhetoric after US President Donald Trump said he would ditch a Cold War-era nuclear arms treaty.
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Moscow (CNN)The Russian government has said it would be forced "to take measures" if the United States began developing new missile systems, ratcheting up the rhetoric after US President Donald Trump said he would ditch a Cold War-era nuclear arms treaty.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's finance ministry said on Friday that credit channels would remain open and that it would take measures to relieve banks and the real sector, after the Turkish lira currency crashed to a record low against the dollar earlier this week.
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The Korean Center for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said in a statement that they had dispatched "an immediate response team to the Pyeongchang site to check additional people for symptoms, check the origin of the exposure, take measures to control infection and prevent spread".
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Cigna, which insures about 14 million Americans, has become the latest major health insurance company to take measures to combat the staggering opioid addiction numbers and deaths, targeting what many feel is feeding the problem: overprescribing of prescription painkillers such as oxycodone, hydrocodone and morphine.
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Lloyds, which has already paid out 18 billion pounds ($23.37 billion) in compensation as a result of the scandal, will need to provide more detailed information on its compliance with the CMA's directions and take measures to ensure its systems and monitoring are robust.
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Central Bank Governor Erdem Basci has cited the surging cost of bread and red meat as the main culprit and asked a government-run food committee to take measures to limit the impact on overall inflation, but it remains unclear what the committee can do.
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Grid operator RTE said this month French power demand this winter was expected to be stable, although unplanned nuclear reactor outages and a prolonged cold spell could lead to a tense supply situation and force RTE to take measures to guarantee security of supply.
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Several feminist campaigners published an op-ed piece in French newspaper Le Monde on Friday demanding the government take measures such as suspending child custody from men suspected of killing their wife or partner, and opening more shelter spaces for victims of domestic violence.
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In the latest sign of escalating tensions between the two countries, the United States has accused Russia of flouting the so-called Open Skies Treaty, an agreement designed to build confidence between the two countries' militaries, and said it plans to take measures against Moscow.
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"Looking into the future we expect more cities will take measures to stabilise their own markets, but we don't expect Beijing to lift the curbs across the board," said Daniel Yao, head of research at JLL China, a property services and investment management company.
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"The topic has been highly manipulated politically by the U.S. government, with unfounded accusations, that have been a pretext to take measures against bilateral relations," the Foreign Ministry's director of U.S. affairs, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio told a news conference in Havana. Cuban-U.
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It was revealed on Friday that the EU's top trade official has called on her Chinese counterpart to take measures to curb the overcapacity in China's steel industry and warned it would open three new anti-dumping investigations this month on steel imports from China.
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Last week EU ministers approved plans to force social networks to take measures to block videos with hateful content while the German government approved a plan in April to fine companies up to 50 million euros if they fail to remove hateful postings quickly.
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MOSCOW, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday it would take measures to defend itself if the United States stationed missiles in Asia following the collapse of a landmark arms control treaty and that it expected Japan to deploy a new U.S. missile launch system.
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The White House was constantly evaluating whether to test the President and take measures to prevent the virus' spread further among Trump's close confidants, according to one senior official, who said aides are keenly aware of the optics of testing the commander-in-chief.
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Chinese experts have said that Beijing was trying to separate Meng's arrest from the trade negotiations, but also warned that public anger in China over Canada's move could compel officials there to take measures that would further sour U.S.-China ties and endanger talks.
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Read more here On the campaign trail... DNC urges states not to postpone primaries The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is asking states not to postpone their primaries amid the coronavirus pandemic, but instead to take measures to make voting more safe and remote when possible.
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" And while Le Maire reiterated his insistence that while a settlement would be "wiser" for both sides, in the absence of any compromise, he repeated a now well-worn mantra about potential retaliation: "we won't have any other choice but to also take measures.
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GENEVA, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Borders should be kept open and people and trade flowing in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, although countries have a sovereign right to take measures to try to protect their citizens, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.
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"In this phase of enhanced preparedness, our schools, including Ministry of Education Kindergartens, and Institutes of Higher Learning will take measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our students and staff," the education ministry told Reuters in an e-mail on Friday.
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ANKARA, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Turkey's finance ministry said on Friday that credit channels would remain open and that it would take measures to relieve banks and the real sector, after the Turkish lira currency crashed to a record low against the dollar earlier this week.
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As social media companies grapple with the spread of false information, which has resulted in at least 30 deaths in India, the Narendra Modi-led government, which itself is a big consumer of social media platforms, has sought to take measures to address several issues.
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"Due to the ongoing global situation around Covid-19, we have been working closely with our production teams and network partners to take measures to help minimize the risk of exposure to our cast, crew and live audiences," the company said in a statement.
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Residents have started to take measures into their own hands, implementing low-tech solutions like nets protecting large swaths of the beach, to more high-tech solutions, such as electronic pulse-emitting devices designed to cause discomfort to sharks that otherwise would come too close.
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Still, what the three studies cited above all demonstrate is that people between 13 and 35 do care about keeping some control over their information, and take measures to protect their privacy online, even as they sense that most such measures are imperfect solutions.
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In 2014, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said the agency would attempt to use federal authority granted to it in the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which states the FCC should take "measures that promote competition in the local telecommunications market," to nullify state laws that prevent such competition.
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The conditions named by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer at a Brussels meeting with EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom also included a promise that Brussels take measures against steel dumping from China and cooperate in a wide range of other trade issues, Spiegel reported on Friday.
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"There are halachic obligations to care for one's own health as well as to take measures to prevent harm and illness to others, and Jewish law defers to the consensus of medical experts in determining and prescribing appropriate medical responses to illness and prevention," its statement said.
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"Rather than remedy its misconduct, China has chosen to harm our farmers and manufacturers," Trump said in the statement, and he added that he's instructing the secretary of agriculture to take measures to protect farmers and other agricultural interests who might be ensnared by the Chinese tariffs.
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As the app shifts to focus on groups, Zuckerberg said the company will take measures to ensure that it is not recommending users to join groups made for the purpose of spreading misinformation, a problem for which Facebook has been criticized intensely over the past year.
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What they're saying: In a statement issued Thursday, Oxfam said... The latest: Multiple reports say a DRC Ministry of Health official today announced that police and soldiers will "force" people to take measures like hand washing and checking for fevers when necessary to prevent further spread.
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"While it may be difficult to do so immediately, the BOJ should cautiously but steadily take measures" to stock up its policy ammunition in case it needs to ramp up stimulus in the future, Koji Fujiwara, chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association, told a regular news conference.
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Several feminist campaigners published an op-ed piece in French newspaper Le Monde on Friday demanding the government take measures like suspend child custody from men suspected of killing their wife or partner during investigations as well as open more shelter spaces for victims of domestic violence.
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"With the prospect of boat movements increasing following the end of the monsoon season, it is increasingly urgent for the authorities to take measures to address the root causes of displacement...and create conditions which foster social cohesion and economic opportunities for all communities," the spokeswoman said.
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"I think the time has come to finally take measures so that women can take their rightful place in the decision-making spheres and defend their interests at all levels of society," said Adele Thorens, a 143-year-old politician for the Green Party in Lausanne.
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The company, the world's biggest maker of airbags, said it needed to take measures due to the large number of plant closures at clients in recent days and expected ahead, and said it estimated that 63 customer plants in Europe would close or had already closed.
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"It is imperative to take measures to mitigate the consequences of COVID-19 and not overwhelm our healthcare system so it can care for those who are at most risk and continue to provide routine medical and emergency services," the county said in an earlier news release.
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The European Union announced the withdrawal of its ambassador to Moscow for consultations, while President Emmanuel Macron said that France and other countries, including Germany, would also take measures, prompting speculation that they would expel some Russian diplomats, as Britain did in response to the attack.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned Iraq's prime minister that the United States would take measures in self-defense if attacked, according to a statement on Monday after a rocket attack on an Iraqi base that houses U.S. troops helping fight Islamic State.
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But there is already more than enough evidence for a preliminary investigation, which would send an unmistakable signal to Mr. Duterte that he may eventually have to answer for his crimes, and would encourage governments to take measures against him, such as imposing tariffs on Philippine goods.
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"If drivers are considered employees, companies will have a stronger obligation to create a safe workplace, and so they're much more likely to report these incidents and take measures to keep drivers safe," Veena Dubal, a law professor at the University of California Hastings told Motherboard.
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Morocco had recalled its ambassador in the Hague at the weekend over what it described as the Netherlands' failure to "take measures against" Said Chaaou, 50, who it suggested was involved in providing "financial and logistical support" in Morocco's Rif region, the center of months of protests.
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It's easy enough to put your head on the pillow, doze off, and call it a day, but the beauty part only comes when we take measures to ensure it does, from a nightly skin-care regimen to humidifiers — and even the material of those pillowcases you're snoozing on.
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"Member States shall need to take measures that are sufficiently dissuasive to ensure that the online intermediation platforms and search engines comply with the requirements in the Regulation," the Commission writes in a section of its factsheet dealing with how to make sure platforms respect the new rules.
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"The mechanism hopes that policymakers and technology companies will take measures to ensure that their efforts to remove extremist content from social media platforms do not unduly limit the collection and preservation of evidence of serious violations of international law," said Catherine Marchi-Uhel, who heads the body.
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NEW YORK, April 5 (Reuters) - U.S. short-term interest rates futures briefly pared earlier losses on Wednesday after the release of the Federal Reserve's minutes from its March 14-15 policy meeting which showed most policymakers think the Fed should take measures to reduce its $4.5 trillion bond holdings.
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The film's premiere at Cannes coincides with a fresh round of debate in the United States as several states take measures to clamp down on abortion, including Alabama where the governor signed a bill on Wednesday to ban nearly all abortions, even in cases of rape and incest.
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We could follow an emergency response team going to Madagascar to take measures against a desert locust invasion or go and document varieties of crop as part of a project designed to rebuild the national seed system within a country destroyed by conflict over decades, such as Afghanistan.
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The good news is, despite an onslaught of politicians who have a vested interest in excusing and fostering bias based on racial fears, Pew Research finds that the majority of Americans believe the country needs to continue to take measures to give equal rights to blacks and everyone.
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"The EU has emphasised that it will keep the channels of dialogue with Cambodia open, and that if Cambodia were to take measures to swiftly remedy the situation that has led to the initiation of the withdrawal procedure, the EU would reconsider," Edgar said in an email to Reuters.
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"To reach its ambitious medium-term target for the primary surplus of 3.5 percent of GDP, Greece will need to take measures in the order of some 4-5 percent of GDP," the IMF's head of the European department, Poul Thomsen, wrote on his blog on Feb 11.
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He voted against the Bush tax cuts, righteously opposed the administration's use of torture, supported a patients' bill of rights as a way to help people fight insurers who denied them treatment, and was more willing than almost any other Republican to take measures to fight climate change.
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The moves mirrored falls in U.S. equity futures and U.S. bond yields in early trade in Asia on Wednesday, with most investors still on the sidelines even after risk assets made some recovery on Tuesday on hopes governments will take measures to ease the economic pain from the epidemic.
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So the foundation is asking Facebook to essentially waive these ToS for journalists and researchers who conform to a very specific set of requirements: those that are conducting research for the benefit of the public good, and only those who take measures to safeguard — and definitely not sell — any data.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not give up on its demand for micro-blogging site Twitter to pay a 150,000 lira ($50,000) fine for not removing content it says is "terrorist propaganda" and will take measures after the period to pay the fine expired, Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday.
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"We can't show the world a face that isn't ours, a territory that isn't welcoming, so it was necessary to take measures," Fiorello Turla, the mayor of Monte Isola, said of the decision to stem access to the piers, which will begin Thursday evening with the last access at 10 p.m.
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A separate federal class action filed on Monday seeks damages on behalf of a proposed class of "tens of thousands" of Flint residents and property owners, claiming Snyder and other governmental officials failed to take measures required by federal law to eliminate the dangers and downplayed the severity of the contamination.
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WASHINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi the United States would take measures in self-defense if attacked, according to a statement on Monday, after a second rocket attack on an Iraqi base that houses U.S. troops helping fight Islamic State.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)Ahead of a massive data breach that exposed the personally identifiable information of more than 100 million people, a new report claims, Capital One may have failed to take measures to better detect potential hacks—which, from where now stand, seems like a pretty big misstep.
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"Under section 361 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S. Code § 264), the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services is authorized to take measures to prevent the entry and spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the United States and between states," according to the CDC website.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army will take measures to protect Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman and his family if needed, perhaps by moving them to a military base, after the key witness in the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump expressed concerns over his safety, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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ANKARA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Turkey will not give up on its demand for micro-blogging site Twitter to pay a 150,000 lira ($50,000) fine for not removing content it says is "terrorist propaganda" and will take measures after the period to pay the fine expired, Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday.
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"So far, North Korea seems only willing to take measures that limit its nuclear and missile capabilities — it has no indications that it wants to roll back or undercut its existing nuclear arsenal or missile arsenal," Tong Zhao, a fellow at the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"So far, North Korea seems only willing to take measures that limit its nuclear and missile capabilities, it has no indications that it wants to roll back or undercut its existing nuclear arsenal or missile arsenal," Tong Zhao, a fellow at the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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GDPR, and the newer California Consumer Privacy Act, have given a legal bite to ongoing developments in online privacy and data protection: it's always good practice for companies with an online presence to take measures to safeguard people's data, but now failing to do so can land them in some serious hot water.
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"I would expect that Dunford will make the usual request that they put more pressure on the regime to behave, and to recognize that Kim's actions threatens our core interests, which means we will have to continue to take measures that Beijing doesn't like, for example the deployment of Thaad," Mr. McKeon said.
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Even so, the results offer fresh evidence that it may make sense for doctors to assess risk factors for delirium prior to surgery, when it may be possible to take measures to help minimize the risk, said Dr. Elise Levinoff, a geriatrics researcher at McGill University in Montreal who wasn't involved in the study.
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LAGARDE: I BELIEVE THAT GOOD COOPERATION IS ALWAYS NEEDED, CONSULTATION OF THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, WHICH I'M SURE HE'S KEEN TO ALSO ENTERTAIN, BUT THEN THERE COMES A POINT WHERE THE TREASURY AUTHORITIES AND THE TAX AUTHORITIES HAVE TO TAKE MEASURES, AND THEY HAVE TO DO SO AS IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO IMPLEMENT CHANGES.
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The Nigerian Army and the police received at least five calls up to four hours before militants raided a boarding school in Dapchi last month, but they did not take measures to stop the abduction or to rescue the girls after they were gathered into vehicles and driven away, Amnesty said in a news release.
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The Israel Defense Forces guarding the border fence said in a statement that they were forced to take measures to disperse the crowd when the protesters began hurling stones and rolling burning tires toward the fence as thousands marched in recognition of Palestinian Land Day, which remembers the confiscation of Palestinian-owned land in 1976.
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Tomorrow, when Americans go to the polls, one of the major-party candidates will be a man whose campaign has dispensed with the notion that its talking points should bear any resemblance to truth, and who has routinely promised to take measures in office which would violate the spirit or letter of the law and constitution.
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Still, it does not seem as if Facebook is ready or willing to take measures as severe as the GDPR mandates and apply them to dozens upon dozens of other countries it operates in, including the US. The GDPR was passed in the EU back in 2016, but companies have until this May to comply with the order.
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To help get us there, WIRES is encouraging The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to take measures that encourage such planning and coordination by clarifying that it has authority under the Federal Power Act to include resilience in its transmission planning guidance, and by updating its planning principles to include resilience as a separate and distinct planning driver.
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While a half-dozen other states have required adherence to the F.D.A. label (while not interfering with the "off-label" uses that doctors commonly make of other drugs), Arizona's legislators are the only ones, as far as I know, to take measures to assure that a regulatory change in Washington would not render their efforts useless.
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"The fact that low-income communities may not be able to take measures like working from home, or may have no income if they take sick leave or self-quarantine, not only leaves them more vulnerable to the virus, it also means that the population as a whole is more exposed to the epidemic," Buckee said.
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China, frequently criticized politically for dumping cheap steel on trade partners, is not one of the top 10 importers of steel to the U.S. In response, Canadian officials promised to respond to U.S. tariffs; Canadian Trade Minister Francois-Phillippe Champagne said the taxes would be "unacceptable," and said he'd take measures to defend the country's workers.
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"The SAPPRFT had recently requested the local competent authorities to take measures to suspend several companies' video and audio services due to their lacking of an internet audio/video program transmission license and posting of certain commentary programs with content in violation of government regulations on their sites, and Weibo is named as one of these companies," Weibo wrote in a statement.
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said the Treasury and the central bank would take measures to deal with any Brexit shocks to Africa's most industrialised country, which has strong trade ties with the EU. By 27 GMT, the rand was 215 percent weaker at 210 per dollar after tumbling more than 163 percent in early trade to a three-week trough of 216.
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Fortunately, most of the birthing centers we spoke with say they're adapting their policies to meet the frenzy -- now, they're taking in gals near full-term pregnancy ... but we've been told if someone is days away from their due date, they'll probably be turned away -- as these centers need time to set up and take measures to guarantee a safe birth.
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" The site asserts that the commerce clause of the Constitution gives the federal government the power to isolate or quarantine people, and that section 361 of the Public Health Service Act authorizes the secretary of health and human services to "take measures to prevent the entry and spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the United States and between states.
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" The site asserts that the commerce clause of the Constitution gives the federal government the power to isolate or quarantine people, and that section 361 of the Public Health Service Act authorizes the secretary of health and human services to "take measures to prevent the entry and spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the United States and between states.
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" Speaking at a news conference in Washington, Barr noted that it's unusual for the US to charge members of another country's military or intelligence service outside the US, but said the hack "not only caused significant financial damage to Equifax, but invaded the privacy of many millions of Americans, and imposed substantial costs and burdens on them as they have had to take measures to protect against identity theft.
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Mike Rogers of Alabama and Sam Graves of Missouri argues that the DHS plan "goes far beyond" the authority provided by Congress to take measures to combat the threat from drones in the US. DHS had asked Congress for shoot-down authority over federal assets and is now "trying to use some loophole" to shoot down drones near airports, which is "well beyond the current authorities," said a congressional staffer.
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As state and local governments take measures to mitigate community spread — banning large events and encouraging "social distancing" — it's not all that clear that expending resources on such dramatic travel restrictions will effectively tamp down the outbreak within the US. Public health officials in the US are broadly discouraging travel, especially for older people and those with underlying conditions who are at higher risk of both contracting and experiencing severe consequences from the coronavirus.
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Natasha Singer and Choe Sang-Hun explored this possibility in the New York Times in a piece on how different countries are using location data: "We could so easily end up in a situation where we empower local, state or federal government to take measures in response to this pandemic that fundamentally change the scope of American civil rights," said Albert Fox Cahn, the executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan.
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Natasha Singer and Choe Sang-Hun explored this possibility in the New York Times in a piece on how different countries are using location data: "We could so easily end up in a situation where we empower local, state or federal government to take measures in response to this pandemic that fundamentally change the scope of American civil rights," said Albert Fox Cahn, the executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan.
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That's why Europe's top court says that search engines should take measures to "prevent or, at the very least, seriously discourage an internet user conducting a search from one of the Member States on the basis of a data subject's name from gaining access, via the list of results displayed following that search, through a version of that search engine outside the EU, to the links which are the subject of the request for de-referencing."
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On Portugal we had to discuss and to find an opinion about the draft budgetary plans, it had been changed by additional measures so we are not now in a situation of particularly serious risk of non compliance, this is why we didn't reject that budget but we are still watching risks and today we asked the Portuguese authorities to commit to take measures if necessary so that the budget, finally is compliant, and we'll have to come back on that I think before May.
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