Too many lives are destroyed, while leaders take no action.
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DOD will take no action solely based on gender identity.
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In a statement, Sky urged shareholders to take no action yet.
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Gemfields advised its shareholders to take no action for the time being.
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Depomed on Friday recommended that shareholders take no action at this time.
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If you take no action, you'll automatically remain enrolled in your current plan.
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The fund, run by Jeff Smith, may take no action, the sources added.
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If you take no action, you'll automatically remain enrolled in your 2019 plan.
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TAKE NO ACTION - The committee can decline to send the nomination to the full Senate.
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He may also opt to take no action, in which case the grant moves forward.
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If lawmakers take no action, the rule would take effect as soon as Dec. 1.
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If we take no action, we doom future generations to a far more dangerous world.
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It later briefed a California congresswoman that its intention was also to take no action.
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But the consequences of continuing to take no action against foreign disinformation are far worse.
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It also asked that the district attorney's office take no action on the man's case.
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Five of the six candidates said they would take no action (one candidate has been eliminated).
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All 13 analysts in a Reuters poll had expected the central bank to take no action.
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It's "important that all parties show prudence and take no action to raise tensions," Russel said.
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The miner's board continued to recommend shareholders take no action with regards to the Independence offer.
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"The Lavendon Board advises shareholders to take no action at this stage," the British company said.
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The queen knew about Blunt's identity, but was advised to take no action, The Times reported.
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The BWX board recommended that shareholders take no action while an independent committee considered the proposal.
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People who have coverage this year and take no action may have their coverage automatically renewed.
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A user's three options at that point are to share videos, review videos, or take no action.
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Bets that the Fed will take no action later this month stoked selling of the U.S. dollar.
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If we take no action, we're headed for a global spike in temperatures far above 2 degrees.
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And if countries renege on their Paris pledges and take no action, it will be even worse.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has so far held firm to his pledge to take no action.
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Both sides have cautiously hung on to existing agreements, promising to take no action until talks are concluded.
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"Oftentimes, we look at all these questions and feel so overwhelmed that we take no action," he added.
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Because there you have countries that enable narcos and all the drug traffickers and they take no action.
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AWE is evaluating the offer of A$0.73 a share, and has told shareholders to take no action.
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If they take no action, the Entertainment add-on will be removed from their account on November 30.
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In 2013, for instance, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which had been scrutinising Google, decided to take no action.
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"It's been happening in Ghana - people killing people for stupid things, and the police take no action," Iyal said.
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Fnac said on Friday that it was "currently considering" its position and urged Darty's shareholders to take no action.
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In a statement on Wednesday, Centamin Chairman Josef El-Raghy urged shareholders to take no action on the proposal.
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They cautioned that neither bid could yet be put to shareholders and advised them to take no action for now.
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If the world's nations take no action on global warming, extremely hot days are expected to become much more commonplace.
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Ministers will either take no action, extend the cuts without change, or deepen them, ING Economics said in a note.
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Critics fear that Trump, who has expressed a desire for warmer relations with the Kremlin, will take no action against Russia.
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Mr. Fisher later resigned after a committee voted to recommend the House take no action against him, The Union Leader reported.
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Newsom can uphold the recommendation, reverse it, modify it, send it back to the board for review or take no action.
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Job one is to reconsider your decision to take no action, or virtually no action, to engage politically on climate change.
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Mastercard said it was considering its options and urged Earthport shareholders to take no action in response to Visa's announcement on Friday.
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The U.S. Congress, Pruitt said, should tell him how to proceed, vowing to take no action on the issue without legislative approval.
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Forty-one percent of respondents said Congress should take no action against the president, according to the survey of 1,2023 registered voters.
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The EPA would be required to notify the public about extremely high lead levels if local or state authorities take no action.
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"Once again, I was reminded that Congress talks and then they take no action," she said, recalling the aftermath of the shooting.
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It said it would comment further once the full offer document was available and that shareholders should take no action in the meanwhile.
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While saying that it would take no action based on the election's outcome, the agency did not offer the U.S. a free ride.
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Atlas said it expected the Hancock offer to open formally early next week and advised shareholders to take no action in the meantime.
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Chuck Grassley, chair of the judiciary committee, pledges to take no action on any Supreme Court nomination until America's next president takes office.
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After reviewing the complaint, the Office of Congressional Ethics could take no action or could refer the matter to the House Ethics Committee.
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"Members have just had enough of having one minute, a moment of silence on the floor, and then take no action," she said.
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Other states have fined the company, including Tennessee, which in July levied a $62,500 penalty, while others have agreed to take no action.
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As he departed for Venezuela on a flight from Panama, the Trump administration warned Mr. Maduro's government to take no action against him.
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The counties could also choose to take no action, making it unclear whether the specific number of noncitizens who voted will be made public.
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Of course, you aren't required to do anything — if you take no action, you'll automatically remain enrolled in your current plan, assuming it's still available.
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He says he discussed the allegations with McKinsey executives in 2014, but decided to take no action because they promised to exit the bankruptcy business.
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Of course, you aren't required to do anything — if you take no action, you'll automatically remain enrolled in your current plan, assuming it remains available.
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Just 8% of Americans surveyed said they think the government should take no action and that the program will be "perfectly affordable" in the future.
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The Melbourne-based company said in a statement that it would evaluate Downer's offer and shareholders should take no action until it made a recommendation.
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Aphria said the bid is substantially identical to the prior bid, and urged its shareholders to take no action while a board committee considers the offer.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new agreement, U.S. firms look set to file new damage claims.
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The company, which is trying to turn around its business, said its board acknowledged the offer and advised its shareholders to take no action for now.
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In April, a group of 16 senators asked the BLM to take no action until the courts judge the legality of Trump's dismantling of the monument.
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Most of the country's diplomats I've talked to prefer to take no action, rather than finding themselves suddenly on the wrong side of a presidential tweet.
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If the ITC recommends a form of remedy, the U.S. Trade Representative would have 60 days to approve, disapprove or take no action on that determination.
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If the ITC recommends a form of remedy, the U.S. Trade Representative would have 60 days to approve, disapprove or take no action on that determination.
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Georgieva said one of the biggest risks was for governments to become complacent about trade conflicts and take no action to resolve them or support growth.
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"We contacted Facebook today and Facebook removed the videos," ministry spokesman Somsak Khaosuwan told Reuters, adding that the government would take no action against the company.
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Initially, the vehicle fleet will take no action except to note the position of road signs, bridges and other stationary objects, mapping the world according to radar.
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Fitzgerald's Officer of the Deck "intended to take no action" in the minutes leading up to the collision until realizing it was "too late," the report said.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that but talks on a new agreement stalled, opening the way for the group to act.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new treaty, U.S. firms would be free to file new damage claims.
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Indicated 21.3065 percent higher Australian contract miner Macmahon's chairman advised shareholders to take no action on Hochtief subsidiary Cimic's takeover offer until he had a formal recommendation.
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Next year, if consumers take no action and no plans are available from their current insurer, they can be placed in a plan from a different insurer.
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Around the same time, according to the ACLU, the ORR instituted a new policy: Shelters were to take no action to help minors get abortions without Lloyd's permission.
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Both sides agreed to take no action for a year after that, but without a new treaty, U.S. firms have made clear they will file new damage claims.
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The board said this was only a marginal increase on Klepierre's proposal of 615 pence on March 8, which was rejected, and that shareholders should take no action.
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But Senate Republicans, who control the committees and the floor by virtue of their majority status, have said repeatedly they will take no action on Judge Garland's nomination.
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Breyer said that he had asked his colleagues to take no action until Friday when the justices could discuss the issue at their regularly scheduled closed-door conference.
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A complaint against Naramore is pending with the Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission, which has said it would take no action pending resolution of any criminal charges.
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It's unusual for a couple to announce the end of their marriage yet take no action for more than a year ... and still live within eyeshot of each other.
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Cornyn added that the decision boils down to either passing prison reform or accepting that Congress will take no action for the foreseeable future in the criminal justice space.
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While you aren't required to do anything — your coverage will automatically renew if you take no action — passing on the chance review your plan could cost you in 22019.
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The court could also refuse to hear the appeals or simply take no action, which would leave the lower court rulings in place and let the program remain in effect.
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With nearly nine months to go before the presidential election, he told America that his legislative chamber would take no action on any Supreme Court nominee named by Barack Obama.
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The lender's independent directors said they unanimously recommendeded that Shawbrook shareholders take no action in relation to the 842 million pound ($1.09 billion) offer, which was announced on March 31.
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It said it would engage with Brookfield to determine if a binding offer would be in the interests of Gateway shareholders, and recommended shareholders take no action in the meantime.
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Lavendon also advised its shareholders last week to take no action on TVH's 205 pence per share recommended offer, citing concerns over execution risk and potential disruption to its business.
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State Superintendent Carey Wright announced Wednesday that the department would "follow the lead of state leadership" and take no action until the state Board of Education could discuss the situation.
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However, unlike soccer's ruling body FIFA, which fined Argentina, Chile, Honduras, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay for homophobic chants by fans earlier this year, the confederations decided to take no action.
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The insurer said on Friday it had now decided to take no action over the shares after consulting with a large number of investors and receiving "strong feedback and criticism".
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's financial watchdog will take no action after ending an investigation into whether China's HNA and Qatar's royal family were working together on their investments in Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Meanwhile, 22 percent said he should be formally censured by Congress, while 41 percent believed lawmakers should take no action at all against the president, down from 47 percent in June.
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But it advised shareholders to take no action, saying the approach "significantly undervalues" the group's asset, franchise and replacement value and was significantly below the valuations set by recent industry transactions.
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In 2016, shortly after the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, McConnell said that the Senate would take no action on filling the vacancy he left regardless of which judge Obama nominated.
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"Faroe shareholders, are strongly urged to take no action in relation to their Faroe shares," Faroe said in a statement after DNO's move, adding it would make further announcements in due course.
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"Mauritius has stated on various occasions that it fully recognizes the importance of the military base in Diego Garcia and will take no action that will impede its continued operation," he said.
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Likewise, the percentage of voters who believe that Congress should take no action has, for the most part, remained consistent, lingering largely in the low 2900-percent range, according to past polling data.
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"Independent directors believe that the final offer undervalues Shawbrook and its prospects and therefore advise that shareholders take no action with regards to the final offer," Shawbrook said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Of course, this assumed that corporations that lost the federal incentive would take no action (such as re-locating or re-incorporating their operations) to avoid or minimize the imposition of federal taxes.
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Now, the court's action is likely to lessen the urgency on Capitol Hill over the issue, making it even more probable that Congress will take no action as the legal process plays out.
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A focus on preventing gun violence: 'Congress talks and then they take no action' Mucarsel-Powell says that she wasn't initially planning to make gun violence a centerpiece of her run for Congress.
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Is it conceivable that Congress created the FCC so that it could identify a risk and then decide (wholly apart from its legal authority) that it should take no action to constrain it?
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The survey found that 2023 percent of voters support Trump's removal, against 40 percent who said the Senate should take no action and 15 percent who said the president should be censured by Congress.
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Patrick Evans, a Pentagon spokesman, said the Department of Defense had initiated a separate investigation into the issue, and would take no action or make any comment that could influence the inspector general's work.
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A poll of 70 analysts conducted by Reuters earlier this week forecast that the ECB will take no action when it meets Thursday but will extend its QE program by the end of the year.
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Sky, which provides sports programming, films and broadband to 23 million homes across Britain, Ireland, Germany, Italy and Austria, urged its investors to take no action since the approach did not represent a firm offer.
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"Smurfit Kappa notes the announcement released by International Paper Company setting out the price of the unsolicited and highly opportunistic proposal... Shareholders are strongly advised to take no action," Smurfit Kappa said in a statement.
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Sunday night's decision by the FBI to take no action against Hillary Clinton over newly uncovered emails is unlikely to change the state of play ahead of Tuesday's U.S. presidential election, according to an academic specialist.
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Asked whether Trump should be impeached and removed from office for his actions, censured by Congress or whether Congress should take no action, 39 percent of respondents said Trump should be impeached and removed from office.
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Following two mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, this past weekend, a familiar cycle is playing out: lawmakers and government officials offer thoughts and prayers, yet take no action to prevent future tragedies.
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Indonesia requires visiting foreign journalists to obtain a journalist visa, a cumbersome and lengthy process that allows the authorities to question an applicant's reporting plan, deny a visa without explanation or take no action at all.
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Judge Newchurch said he did not find Ms. Roland "unworthy to instruct," and he recommended that the education agency, which oversees primary and secondary public education in the state, take no action against her teaching certificate.
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"We will take no action by Monday," said Tim Moore, the speaker of the State House of Representatives, referring to the deadline the Justice Department gave the state to tell federal officials whether the law would stand.
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Who could have imagined that the White House would be warned that the president's now-former national security advisor, Michael Flynn, could be subject to Russian blackmail and that the president would take no action for weeks?
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Last month, as you probably recall, the SEC's corporate finance staff told Johnson & Johnson that it would take no action against the company for excluding a shareholder proposal to require investors to arbitrate their federal securities claims.
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The CFTC followed up its non-prosecution case with the Citigroup traders with a decision to take no action against another Wall Street firm was seen as another signal of regulators easing up on minor reporting infractions.
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"I requested that the court take no action until tomorrow, when the matter could be discussed at conference," he wrote, referring to a private meeting that is regularly scheduled for most Friday mornings during the court's term.
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" According to the EEOC complaint, the complainants "only discussed the investigation with other [brain and cognitive sciences] colleagues when it was clear that UR would take no action to rein in Jaeger nor to protect witnesses, including Kidd.
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Innogy, in an official statement late on Tuesday, said its board would review E.ON's offer and respond to it at the appropriate time, strongly urging shareholders to take no action and not sell their shares in the meantime.
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Near-32 percent said their companies have made the decision to take no action in the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, while 27.3 percent said they don't know what action their companies have taken.
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Third, President Trump should unequivocally announce he will issue no pre-emptive pardons for anyone who is or may be charged and that he will take no action to remove Mueller from his leadership of the special counsel office.
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I am a faithful Christian and practicing Catholic, and I always try to live up to the ideals my faith teaches me -- to remain respectful of others, and to take no action that would lead to conflict or violence.
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Comey abrogated his responsibility to the law and the nation Some have theorized that this was a conscious decision by Comey to take no action because he believed that the decision to be made — in essence, to disqualify Mrs.
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That Mr Johnson, a social liberal but caustic fiscal conservative, who wants to slash spending on Medicare and Medicaid and take no action on global warming, is drawing as many votes from the left as the right is more surprising.
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Announcement * Board in discussions with Loxam SAS on possible cash offer, co continues to advise shareholders take no action on TVH's offer * Will be formally responding to TVH's offer on Wednesday 14th December 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Ms. Zang said the Canadian authorities had told her that they could take no action because most of those activities were protected free speech, leaving her powerless, she said, to escape the long arm of the Chinese government or its supporters.
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G4S, which has more than 500,000 employees across 90 countries, said it noted Garda World's announcement and urged shareholders to take no action at this time, adding that there was no certainty that any firm offer would be made by Garda World.
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"I dont see the law as giving the president any options other than take action against imports or determine to take no action and the case is closed," said Jennifer Hillman, a Georgetown University law professor and a former World Trade Organization judge.
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In an emailed statement, Sky said its independent directors were mindful of their fiduciary duties and their obligations under the U.K. takeover code, adding that shareholders are being advised to take no action as no firm offer has been made at this point.
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Last week, Trump's lawyers told the Second Circuit Court of Appeals that local Manhattan prosecutors could take no action against their client if he hypothetically shot and killed a man in the middle of Fifth Avenue, at least so long as he's the president.
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"The board believes that the mandatory offer significantly undervalues the group and its future prospects and is unanimous in its rejection of the offer of 161 pence per share and recommends that shareholders should take no action at this time," Findel said in a statement.
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In a vindication of Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell's decision, with little precedent in U.S. history, to take no action on Obama's nominee to replace Scalia, appeals court judge Merrick Garland, Trump is now poised to nominate a new justice as soon as he takes office.
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Those worst-case scenarios assume societies take no action against the virus — and in some cases the eye-popping numbers can spur a community to action, said Tom Frieden, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who now runs Resolve to Save Lives.
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"Following the guidance from the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel that was issued on January 6, 2020, the Archivist will take no action to certify the adoption of the Equal Rights Amendment," the National Archives and Records Administration said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"I find the offer from ICAMAP to be very low and I urge all other shareholders to take no action (ie not accept he ICAMAP offer) until the true value and future potential of easyHotel can be evaluated," Haji-Ioannou, who owns around 27% of the company, said in a statement.
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"It's very important that the Fed get out of the way here and take no action in terms of the Fed funds rate for the time being," Kaplan told the Texas Lyceum in Austin, adding that his base case is for the Fed to leave rates unchanged until at least June.
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The GOP promise to take no action before the next inauguration is nakedly partisan—and guarantees heightened rancour over the branch of government the framers intended to be independent and above politics—but there is no doubt the pledge constitutes "advice" (however poor) and (a refusal of) "consent" to an Obama nominee.
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In the case of sanctions that were supposed to be imposed for buying Russian weapons, the legislation does provide for exceptions, and the State Department said the administration would take no action because the law and the threat of sanctions itself had deterred countries from fulfilling billions of dollars worth of arms deals.
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Or Democrats could use the threat of quorum-breaking to extort a promise from McConnell and Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley that the Judiciary Committee will take no action on a Supreme Court nomination — no hearings, no background questionnaire — until President Trump has testified under oath with representatives of the Mueller investigation.
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Mr. Grassley's comments were a modest backtracking of what he said over the weekend, when he concurred with Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, as well as several other Republican senators, who said the Senate should take no action on Mr. Obama's nominee and the vacancy ought to be filled by the next president.
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What this means is that if the FDA is bypassed and an experimental medical product is given to a patient who suffers severe adverse effects as a result, the doctor and the drug company cannot provide this information to the FDA and, if the FDA learns of that situation, it must remain silent and take no action!
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As of October, this was her box score after contacting journals about all of the papers with problematic images: 32 retractions; 111 corrections; 52 notices that the journals had decided to take no action; and nearly 600 cases with no reply, basic acknowledgment of the message or general statement that the journal would look into it.
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"There is about a one in three chance that if we take no action to mitigate climate or to do anything to curtail any of the factors that go into this water stress metric, there is a one in three chance that you will reach this unsustainable situation by the middle of the century," said Adam Schlosser, a senior research scientist who co-authored the paper published in the journal PLOS ONE.
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