The charges include expenses related to facility and lease terminations, employee severance and benefit costs and contract terminations, Under Armour said.
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Seller anecdotes of wrongful terminations are not hard to find.
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Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations A public forum set up to advise the Irish government on constitutional issues voted Saturday to recommend unrestricted access to abortion.
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And from other testimony, terminations occur frequently and with little explanation.
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Terminations are only permitted when the mother's life is in danger.
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Terminations after 12 weeks would be permitted only under exceptional circumstances.
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The company downplayed the terminations in a statement, emphasizing recent hires.
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Then, by all means, support the N.F.L. Cheer Silicon Valley's terminations.
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Lease terminations could hit the already fragile confidence of Jet's business partners.
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Or the right to be free from arbitrary terminations from your job?
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The key demand focuses on transparency and due process for worker terminations.
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It also said three pregnancy losses (including miscarriage, stillbirths and terminations) had occurred.
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For instance, have there been several terminations that suggest an issue or pattern?
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Thorburn added however that "very few" of the terminations were at executive level.
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Under the city's civil service procedures, the fired firefighters can dispute their terminations.
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Currently, terminations are only allowed when a woman&aposs life is at risk.
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Hindawi told Reuters last year a board investigation found no systematic employee terminations.
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It's the latest in a series of controversial terminations recently at the company.
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The terminations at the Westchester club were first reported by The Washington Post.
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The government proposes that terminations be allowed during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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Employees were given no advance notice ahead of the terminations, according to the Mercury.
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Encinia was indicted on a perjury charge, and authorities began terminations proceedings shortly after.
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The lost pregnancies include miscarriage, stillbirths and terminations with evidence of the birth defects.
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The terminations were handed down Wednesday, the city said in a statement to CNN.
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Home Capital did not acknowledge the review and subsequent terminations until July 10, 2015.
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In 1967 we were talking about surgical terminations; a technically demanding, relatively risky operation.
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The new law allows terminations for women who are up to 22 weeks pregnant.
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The general manager, according to several accounts, was said to have lamented the terminations.
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Name Withheld You have a perfectly good explanation for both of these job terminations.
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An internal investigation led to more than 200 employee complaints and at least 20 terminations.
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Yet estimates are that 13,000 to 500,000 Argentine women resort to secret terminations every year.
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But at least one Uber employee took today's news about the terminations with surprising aplomb.
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On the positive side, however, there have not been many lease terminations yet, he added.
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An online petition calling for the terminations of both women had more than 106,000 signatures.
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In 2012 alone, almost a thousand Northern Irish women had terminations in England and Wales.
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The move is the latest in a series of TPS terminations by the Trump administration.
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Abortion is illegal in Madagascar, but clandestine terminations are performed regularly in the Indian Ocean nation.
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Abortion is legal in India, but sex-selective terminations, which often target female fetuses, are not.
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Employees were told at an all-hands meeting at Uber's San Francisco headquarters about the terminations.
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Administrators of the public accounts were not notified of the account terminations affecting their group's members.
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The 20-plus terminations also were based on a variety of claims, according to the spokesperson.
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Polls suggest Irish voters are set to overturn one of the world's strictest bans on terminations.
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In a statement to CNBC on Tuesday, a Google spokesperson provided additional reasons for the terminations.
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The workers at the Pine Hill property said their terminations, which occurred in January, came abruptly.
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Theoretically banned since 1920, terminations took place annually in the hundreds of thousands: secretly, shamefully and dangerously.
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Your first result is Birthright of Jackson, a local crisis pregnancy center [CPC] that doesn't do terminations.
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Polish women's groups currently estimate that up to 150,000 terminations are performed every year illegally or abroad.
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Yet those 1.3 percent of terminations have become a critical battleground in the war on abortion access.
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Campaigners said the board should have the power to approve terminations, not the court, to save time.
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Most of the terminations at or after 21 weeks are very wanted pregnancies with serious fetal anomalies.
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"There would be some provision put in to provide terminations for women in the north," says Gallen.
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In January 2017, Trump once again reinstated it in an effort to reduce the number of terminations.
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" A spokesman for the board, Timothy Gilles, said, "the lawsuit is not the reason for the terminations.
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That has been a lot of the media rhetoric around the rise in older women having terminations.
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The organization says it will donate the money to the support group Terminations for Medical Reasons Ireland.
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For decades, the law forced more than 3,000 women to travel to Britain each year for terminations.
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That's a trillion dollar savings over a twenty-year period with no employee terminations or program cuts.
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The legislation is the Hyde Amendment, which will prevent or severely curtail federally funding for pregnancy terminations.
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Hindawi said a board investigation found no systematic terminations, and he said the company had lost no customers.
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Since the first terminations at the Fremont factory on October 13th, two lawsuits have been filed against Tesla.
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Ireland's eighth constitutional amendment, which 67% of people voted for in 1983, prohibits terminations even in rape cases.
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Only a few hundred terminations are reported annually, but the abortion rate has been rising in recent years.
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They are not included because their terminations had not been announced at the time the lawsuit was filed.
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Several prominent journalists took to Twitter in recent days to announce their terminations and search for new jobs.
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But the marijuana-friendly office antics were taken a step too far this April, resulting in two terminations.
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Digital media conglomerate Bustle Digital Group cut more employees Thursday following staggered terminations over the past few months.
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Instead, insurers would need to use the part of the premium paid by individuals to cover pregnancy terminations.
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Abortion law is a hot topic in many countries, with some lawmakers attempting to reduce access to terminations.
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Under these new laws, only permanent state residents could seek pregnancy terminations at publicly funded hospitals or clinics.
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In a statement, the Secret Service declined to comment on the terminations, which were first reported by CNN.
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Terminations in Ireland are banned except where the mother's life is at risk, including from risk of suicide.
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Account terminations are ostensibly permanent, though there's an appeals process by which account owners can contest the site's moderators.
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The news of their terminations was originally reported by the Swedish news site Breakit and Norwegian newspaper Dagens Næringsliv.
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Tesla is trying to disguise layoffs by calling the widespread terminations performance related, allege several current and former employees.
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When individuals lack soft skills, companies run the risk of suffering from high turnover, terminations, and ultimately, lost productivity.
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The United Auto Workers has filed a complaint against Tesla with the National Labor Relations board over the terminations.
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But the program generally operates by executive action, with the secretary of Homeland Security announcing new designations and terminations.
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In 143, just over half of all terminations in England and Wales were carried out medically, with abortion pills.
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Pregnancy outcomes among the nine confirmed cases included two early pregnancy losses, two elective terminations, and three live births.
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They must also tell women where to call to find out if they qualify for such taxpayer-funded terminations.
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The companies responded in a letter sent Monday where they also disclosed data access abuse instances and subsequent terminations.
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Pregnant women who travel to England, where the law is much less restrictive, currently have to pay for terminations.
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The terminations come after six members of the council resigned this summer, saying that Trump doesn't care about HIV.
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Shortly after, the chief announced the officers' terminations, emphasizing the department's "zero-tolerance" policy for inappropriate behavior on social media.
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Multiple Terminations Part of the organization's drive for growth has been a tough stance toward workers considered unproductive or disloyal.
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The government proposes to allow abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy with later terminations allowed in some cases.
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Reproductive rights experts say outlawing abortion forces women to resort to unsafe terminations, which cause almost 23,000 deaths every year.
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Nearly all of the terminations occurred in an initial flurry, with 24 channels going offline within the first couple days.
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"It's a brilliant victory for Amanda, and hopefully this will put pressure on Ireland to allow terminations for medical reasons".
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If it is enacted, it will reverse the country's already restrictive abortion laws, making terminations illegal in almost all circumstances.
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Tesla (TSLA) is trying to disguise layoffs by calling the widespread terminations performance related, allege several current and former employees.
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Jourova had previously voiced concerns about the companies' liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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Estimates of the number of illegal terminations vary widely, from 10,000 to 120,000, from anti-abortion and abortion rights groups.
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The Irish government then passed a law further eroding the blanket ban by specifically allowing terminations in such emergency circumstances.
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The government pledged to pass legislation by the end of the year to allow unrestricted terminations up to 12 weeks.
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Pregnancy terminations are illegal in Northern Ireland, except in cases in which the mother's life or health is at risk.
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Hindawi told Reuters last year a board investigation found no systematic employee terminations, and that the company had lost no customers.
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To bolster its case, the company also included the list of terminations at the Baltimore facility, labeled by Amazon as BWI2.
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The government has proposed to allow abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy with later terminations allowed in some cases.
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While terminations will now be free, flights to the UK, accommodation and other associated costs won't be covered by the government.
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A total ban on abortion was only lifted In 2013 when terminations were permitted if a woman's life is in danger.
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You won't be able to dodge or delay any company layoffs or employee terminations that were already in the works, either.
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So in not allowing terminations of nonviable pregnancies after 24 weeks, New York's state law was in conflict with federal law.
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The Isle of Man's strict abortion law means just a handful of terminations are carried out on the island each year.
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That has been a concern for months, some say, and last week's government actions, and subsequent deal terminations, merely provided validation.
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Anti-abortion activists often claim that banning abortion will necessarily reduce the number of terminations, but the truth isn't that simple.
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Volkswagen will pay $14.7 billion to settle emissions and marketing claims and provide $85033 billion for customer buybacks and lease terminations.
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Ireland's Supreme Court overturned the decision, reinterpreting the constitutional ban as allowing terminations in cases where pregnancy threatened a woman's life.
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Until then, all health professionals there who are approached by women considering terminations must provide information about state-funded abortion services.
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One limitation of the study is that it only included data on live births, not miscarriages or pregnancy terminations or stillbirths.
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We have also included additional comment from Away to reflect that CEO Steph Korey disputes comments attributed to her during terminations.
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Uber sexual harassment findings215 claims investigated100 no action20+ terminations Can confirm, we're hearing at least 200 reports of harassment/discrimination at Uber and at least 20 terminations out of today's all hands The company has been operating under a cloud since February, when Susan Fowler, a former engineer, published her account of rampant sexism and harassment.
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Gazprom deputy CEO Alexander Medvedev said on Saturday the group had begun proceedings at the same court to carry out the terminations.
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The local government provides abortions for free at 13 clinics and hospitals, where over 176,000 terminations were performed over the last decade.
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The Isle of Man's strict abortion law had meant just a handful of terminations were carried out on the island each year.
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We should be asking questions about why some individuals are allowed clean, quiet exits amidst sexual harassment allegations, rather than direct terminations.
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It has decided on more than 20 terminations, according to Bloomberg, while 31 employees are in counseling and seven received written warnings.
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A complete ban on abortion was only lifted in 2013 to allow terminations in cases where the mother's life was in danger.
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The American Promise Act also would require clearer explanations of TPS terminations and evaluate a country's ability to repatriate its own people.
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The terminations, which occurred in the past few months, were related to an internal investigation led by the law firm Perkins Coie.
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The union representing LATAM employees posted news of the layoffs its website on Wednesday, saying employee terminations would become effective next week.
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The government has said it will pass legislation by the end of the year to allow unrestricted terminations up to 12 weeks.
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The government has said it will pass legislation by the end of the year to allow unrestricted terminations up to 211 weeks.
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He added that the trainees are Civil Service employees who have rights under state law that allow them to challenge the terminations.
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The last presidential election year, 22015, was a banner year for M&A, but it was also a huge year for deal terminations.
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Women in Northern Ireland seeking terminations often travel to England and, now, the Republic of Ireland, where abortion was made legal in 2018.
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The government has proposed that terminations be allowed during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, with later abortions permitted only in limited cases.
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The bill, L.D. 1261, allows non-physician health professionals to prescribe abortion medication, known as "the abortion pill," and offer in-clinic terminations.
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Abortions are already an extremely safe procedure: According to research, the risk of major complications on first-trimester terminations is less than 0.5%.
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Along with Indiana's ban on terminations motivated by fetal disabilities, Florida withdrew funds from abortion-providers; Kentucky imposed new pre-procedure counselling rules.
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The company benefits from a diverse service offering, which includes fixed-voice, broadband, mobile, pay-tv, enterprise, international terminations and international data services.
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Alexander wasn't fired as part of the first round of the 20 terminations that Perkins Coie recommended last week, due to the allegations.
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"The abortion compromise was supposed to curb the number of illegal terminations and increase the number of births in Poland," Ms. Nowacka said.
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If the referendum passes, the government has said it would introduce a measure allowing unrestricted terminations during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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If the referendum passes, the government has said it would introduce a measure allowing unrestricted terminations during the first 103 weeks of pregnancy.
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The Commission has previously said it was worried about the companies' liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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Their lawsuits alleged discriminatory actions including assignments, discipline, terminations, and promotions — ordinary business practices the workers said were warped to produce unjust results.
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Ford (F) says workers will begin to be notified of cuts starting Tuesday, and the terminations will be completed by the end of August.
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He claims that 50 Days For Life have since turned around 11,165 women seeking terminations and caused 127 abortion providers to leave their jobs.
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Supporters of the bills say they protect people with disabilities from discrimination; some even compare the rates of Down syndrome-related terminations to eugenics.
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Those individual claims themselves were investigated by a separate firm called Perkins Coie and that was what resulted in the 20 or so terminations.
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The new law defines just cause for terminations and lists infractions, like viewing pornography at work or stealing, that would result in immediate firing.
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In the ensuing public outcry, the state ignored the anti-abortion lobby and legalised terminations when needed to save the life of a mother.
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In truth, fetal embryo cells were obtained in the 1960s from two elective terminations, and they were used to grow viruses to make vaccines.
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" They argued that they must have these questions resolved "in order to fully assess whether the U.S. agreement and the sanctions terminations are justified.
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Terminations are also banned after 20 weeks based on pseudoscience about fetal pain, and a state lawmaker recently introduced a bill to criminalize abortion.
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The number represents a 160 percent increase from the same time period a year earlier and the highest number of terminations per month ever.
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The Georgia law makes exceptions, allowing later terminations of pregnancies resulting from rape or incest, something not included in every version of these laws.
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Terminations are illegal in El Salvador under any circumstance, including when the pregnancy poses a risk to the mother or in cases of rape.
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" He said he had needed to "make terminations" with the Topeka staff "because we did not have runway and we needed to move quickly.
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Google has fired another employee following a showing of internal activism, marking the latest in a series of controversial terminations at the search giant.
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About 10 women on the island die each day due to complications in pregnancy and childbirth, including terminations, according to the U.N. population agency UNFPA.
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These terminations follow the bank being fined $185 million by regulators including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over fraudulent accounts for some 2 million customers.
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The Senate already approved the bill with amendments that include language to require an ultrasound and clarified that abortion did not include medically necessary terminations.
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In August Chile's constitutional court upheld a law allowing terminations in the case of rape or fetal deformation, or if the mother's life is endangered.
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That leaves a tiny group of abortion providers to deal with a huge demand for terminations and a lot of women uncertain about their future.
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If the referendum is carried, Ireland's minority government has proposed legislation that would introduce terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy.
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As Irish abortion law does not permit terminations unless the mother's life is in direct danger, Mellet was not eligible for a state-administered abortion.
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When Poland joined the European Union in 2004, open borders meant women with the means to travel for terminations could do so much more easily.
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People can challenge terminations based on their inability to complete a drug test in a hostile bathroom environment based on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Initially, the prohibition was zealously enforced although it was widely believed that some doctors would quietly perform emergency terminations in cases of dire medical need.
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Unrestricted abortion has always been illegal in modern Ireland, although terminations were sometimes carried out in hospitals when considered necessary to save the mother's life.
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The government has announced plans to pass legislation by the end of the year to allow for unrestricted terminations for pregnancies up to 12 weeks.
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Mr. Sanger said that the report issued on Monday concluded nearly all of the bank's investigation and that no further terminations or clawbacks were expected.
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The judge has previously allowed the lawsuit to proceed and forced the production of internal documents, including email exchanges between officials pushing for the terminations.
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Jim Justice (R) reviewed and approved the recommended terminations from the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety, according to a statement from his office.
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His own work has studied the demographic breakdown of Down syndrome, and has found a clear racial pattern in both Down syndrome births and pregnancy terminations.
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Doctors who attempt to carry out terminations will face 222 years in prison, while doctors who perform the procedure could be given a 2800-year sentence.
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The company just accepted the recommendations from a massive investigation into its toxic workplace that resulted in hundreds of cases of inappropriate behavior and 20 terminations.
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Tesla says the terminations are part of a normal performance review process, but half a dozen former employees told CNBC they were blindsided by the dismissals.
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Similar issues in California, Citron writes in a paper, led to "overpayments, underpayments, and improper terminations of public benefits," as foster children were incorrectly denied Medicaid.
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Camapigners say abortion bans do not stop women having terminations, but do increase the risk that they will resort to dangerous measures to end unwanted pregnancies.
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"As with other terminations like theirs, Finra is in the process of reviewing the reason for the termination," said a spokeswoman for the Wall Street regulator.
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It's not a simple matter of snapping your fingers; it will have to be "for cause" and it will require considerable evidence to justify the terminations.
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The documents cited "failure to meet performance expectations" as the reason for their terminations, according to excerpts of the documents shared with CNBC by multiple parties.
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Mary Eshet, a Wells Fargo spokeswoman, said the bank's analysis of that period showed that the questionable accounts and the terminations had been declining since 2013.
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Women's rights groups estimate that around 1,000 women travel to Britain each year for terminations, which they must finance themselves along with travel and other costs.
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The Christian Democrats want further restrictions or an end to terminations after the twelfth week of pregnancy, potentially reining in exemptions for genetic conditions or injuries.
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Uber has dismissed 20 employees over harassment, discrimination and inappropriate behavior, according to an employee who attended a staff meeting where the company disclosed the terminations.
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In 2017, the Trump administration announced the termination of TPS designations for Honduras, El Salvador and Haiti, though all three terminations were suspended through court action.
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Calling the terminations illegal, GATWU accused the company of not paying minimum wages and benefits, and of threatening to close the factory should contract workers unionize.
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The dozen FINRA flags examined by Reuters include regulatory sanctions for misconduct, employment terminations after allegations of misconduct and payments by firms to settle customer complaints.
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Roughly 3,500 Irish women are estimated to travel to the United Kingdom for terminations each year, and 2,000 more take illegally-obtained abortion pills without medical supervision.
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Today, she is the director of Terminations for Medical Reasons, a pro-choice campaign group she set up to lobby for change to Ireland's restrictive abortion laws.
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Mr. Stanzel said the company had a process for employees to appeal terminations and an open-door policy that encourages workers to bring their concerns to managers.
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The bank analyzed potentially questionable accounts and employee terminations from 2011 through much of 2015 and concluded that it had made progress in cleaning up its act.
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Union officials and experts called the move an effort to decrease the power of federal employees' unions, which protect federal workers from unfair terminations and employment practices.
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Robinhood restricted the accounts of users exploiting an "infinite leverage" glitch, and a leaked letter sent to one terminated trader revealed how the company announced account terminations.
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"Even when you consider the fact that there are far fewer conservative faculty in America then there are liberals, we're still talking about six terminations," he explains.
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A CWU official has told iTnews that the terminations would affect employees from all parts of Telstra, with retail and field services expected to be especially targeted.
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But pro-choice activists want a more liberal regime, closer to that of England, which allows terminations to be carried out up to 24 weeks after conception.
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As brutal as the attack was, new research suggests that it didn't just harm Jude and lead to the terminations, discipline, and convictions of several officers involved.
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Philanthropic advisers say such abrupt terminations of agreements are rare, not least because of the unease they create among current and future donors who fear the same fate.
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Their terminations were announced at a news conference, according to CNN, The New York Times and The Times-Picayune/New Orleans Advocate, which reported Rispoli's comment on Saturday.
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The company has been roiling from a massive investigation into its toxic workplace that resulted in the review of hundreds of cases of inappropriate behavior and 20 terminations.
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In a statement to Jalopnik, Tesla said the terminations were due to performance reviews, and that it is hiring and creating new positions at all of its facilities.
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But only about 25 percent of abortions were safe in 62 countries where terminations are banned or only allowed if a women's life or health are at risk.
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"I am neither in a minority nor am I isolated," she told the newspaper, standing firm on proposals that the state should no longer pay for pregnancy terminations.
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As part of the reform effort, on Friday Shulkin released a list of 136 suspensions and 590 terminations of VA employees since the beginning of the new administration.
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"Contracts could be terminated," he said, mentioning contracts with Equinor and Aker BP. Contract terminations is a concern for other drillers too, according to lead negotiator Jacob Korsgaard.
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Positively, AEL's book of business continues to exhibit strong protection in terms of significant surrender charges which help offset the cost to the company of early policy terminations.
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In the section titled "Account Suspension & Termination" with the subheader "Terminations by YouTube for Service Changes," the site's new terms, which are set to take effect on Dec.
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News of the terminations comes as Miss Arizona 2015 Madi Esteves and two other past contestants said they were bullied, belittled and forced to lie by pageant organizers.
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In this month alone, terminations, resignations and accusations have starkly highlighted the prevalence of patriarchy's crimes, for too long enabled by institutions that knew but failed to act.
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The terminations announced to employees on Tuesday, which were earlier reported by Bloomberg, are the result of a separate investigation by Perkins Coie, another law firm Uber hired.
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About 1,100 terminations were completed in the state in 2016, the last year for which numbers were available, according to the New York State Office of Court Administration.
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About 1,100 terminations were completed in the state in 2016, the last year for which numbers were available, according to the New York State Office of Court Administration.
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II approve terminations * Cos expect to distribute on pro rata basis, proceeds from liquidation less all liabilities, expenses in late Aug 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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I posed that question to House Appropriations Committee Chairman Bob Livingston last month and received an impressive four-page fax enumerating more than 200 program terminations since January 1995.
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Campaigners have argued the current laws are still too restrictive, criticizing a three-day "cooling off" period required by the law and the 12-week time limit on terminations.
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Medical practitioners in the majority-Catholic nation will be able to conscientiously object to performing terminations, but will be required to refer women to colleagues to perform the procedure.
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" One former employee told Carreyrou that he assisted Holmes in some colleagues' terminations, which would sometimes include putting together "a dossier on the person she could use for leverage.
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Abortion has long been a controversial topic in Ireland where a complete ban was only lifted in 2013 when terminations were allowed if a mother's life is in danger.
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Having extra doctors sign off on each late abortion safeguards against (mythical) cavalier terminations, but it means that women in anguished, urgent situations need to jump through extra hoops.
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Moody's reported Illinois reached more deals to lower credit rating thresholds that would trigger terminations of bank interest rate swaps at a cost to the state of about $153 million.
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The terminations of deputies Edward Eason and Joshua Stambaugh came as a result of an internal affairs investigation into the police response to the February 2018 shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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Terminations usually require three "strikes," each strike removing features from a channel and putting it in worse standing until they resolve several months later, assuming no further strikes are given.
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Kay Ivey this month signed the nation's most restrictive abortion law, banning doctors from performing terminations at any stage of pregnancy, except when the mother's health is at serious risk.
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Some of the company's key concessions — including an official policy on driver deactivation and an appeals process for unjustified terminations — are taking effect nationally, not just in California and Massachusetts.
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Pregnant travelers with zika virus infection had been identified * U.S. CDC says outcomes included 2 early pregnancy losses, 2 elective terminations, 3 live births; 2 pregnancies continuing without known complications
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Current law allows terminations only in cases where the mother or the fetus is at high risk, or in cases where the pregnancy was a result of rape or incest.
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In fact, the actual investigation of Fowler's allegations was done by a different law firm that was later retained to review hundreds of existing HR complaints (resulting in 20 terminations).
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And as the sudden resignations and terminations continue (think: James Comey, Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon), Kelly will have to make some tough decisions moving forward to keep things tame.
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Under the headline "Accountability," Zuckerberg had outlined five potential responses to questions about terminations or resignations, including what he would say if asked about the possibility of he himself resigning.
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In 1981, however, the Pro-Life Amendment Campaign, a lay group backed by the Roman Catholic Church, began lobbying for a constitutional amendment that would prevent terminations on any grounds.
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A few weeks later, the prime minister made the surprise announcement that the National Health Service would fund abortions in England for women from Northern Ireland, where terminations are banned.
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"I know from being involved in this work for around 50 years, that (since Ferguson) we've seen more of these political terminations than we've seen in years past," he said.
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Before the referendum, the government had pledged to pass legislation by the end of the year to allow unrestricted terminations up to 12 weeks if the amendment was set aside.
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Current employees said that performance reviews for many full-time employees started in November 2018, but reviews of associates were now underway, and they expected additional terminations to follow the layoff.
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The project is being overseen by Pham, who, despite allegations that he ignored reports of sexual harassment within the engineering division, emerged from the terminations that followed Uber's internal investigations unscathed.
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"It would undermine protections for those with pre-existing medical conditions, increase premiums and lead to widespread terminations of coverage for people currently enrolled in the individual market," the insurers wrote.
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The European Union executive and consumer protection authorities said the three companies have only partially addressed concerns over their liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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Questions about Deripaska's ownership in the companies must be answered "in order to fully assess whether the U.S. agreement and the sanctions terminations are justified," the Democrats added in their letter.
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In the study, researchers from the Guttmacher Institute surveyed all known abortion providers on how many terminations they provided and also assessed changes in the number of facilities in individual states.
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The European Union executive and consumer protection authorities said the three companies have only partially addressed concerns about their liability and how users were informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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Pregnancy terminations at or after 24 weeks of gestation, the time largely accepted as viability, are typically performed because of severe fetal anomalies or fetal anomalies combined with maternal health problems.
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And now we are in March of 2017, with retirees receiving letters warning of benefit terminations and the MPA once again introduced with strong bipartisan support in both the Senate and House.
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Like Alabama, in countries such as Brunei, Guatemala, Libya and Syria, abortion laws do not make exceptions for cases of incest or rape, but do allow terminations to save the woman's life.
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And in Germany, the far-right party Alternative Für Deutschland (AfD) has also called for greater efforts to reduce the number of terminations, with some conservative members pushing to restrict abortion access.
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Each one of these moves caused an avalanche of plan activations and terminations, carry-overs or forfeitures of accumulated talk minutes, and umpteen other causal conditionals that would affect the subscriber's bill.
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Because it was Catholic, the hospital followed ethics and religious directives set out by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, which prohibit pregnancy terminations, tubal ligations, fertility treatments, and birth control pills.
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News of the terminations comes as Miss Arizona 2015 Madi Esteves and two other past contestants told the Arizona Republic that they were bullied, belittled, and forced to lie by pageant organizers.
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"I would hope that he would embrace some radical program terminations, but I'm not holding my breath," said Chris Edwards, the editor of a blog for the Cato Institute on downsizing government.
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According to two former Charlie Rose employees, when the show trimmed staff during the 2008 financial crisis, Bloomberg human-resources staffers attended a meeting announcing the terminations and administered the layoff process.
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However the punishments being dealt, especially because of knee-jerk reactions by organizations like HBO and Netflix, are often the same: terminations of jobs and often the person's movies or TV shows.
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It also remains illegal under New York's new law, which, among other things, allows for terminations after 24 weeks when a fetus isn't viable or when a woman's health is at risk.
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They studied tissues from 96 fetuses (from clinically indicated pregnancy terminations) from the second trimester of pregnancy and sorted out the immune cells, which they found in the skin, spleen, thymus, and lungs.
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Although we had a few more terminations that we were planning on doing that day as well as general meetings, we ended up leaving the New Jersey office right after receiving this information.
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"This year is off to a particularly slow start with contract terminations as prolific as new fixtures," Rob Saltiel, chief executive of Atwood Oceanics Inc , said in a call with investors last week.
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A cross-party parliamentary committee last month recommended that the state legislate to allow terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy, a more liberal position than some had anticipated.
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The self-governing British Crown dependency currently only allows abortion in limited circumstances - for example where the mother's life is in danger - forcing many women to travel to Britain for costly private terminations.
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A parliamentary committee last month recommended that the state should instead legislate to allow terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy, a more liberal position than some had anticipated.
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While opinion polls show a large majority of voters want some change, little polling has been done so far on whether terminations with no restrictions should be allowed for up to 12 weeks.
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The Popular Party's new leader has proposed reintroducing a more restrictive law on abortion than the one passed by a previous Socialist administration, which allows terminations in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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Unlike in 1983, when religion was front and center and abortion was a taboo subject for most, the campaign was defined by women on both sides publicly describing their personal experiences of terminations.
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Calling on colleagues to move quickly on legislation, Minister for Children Katherine Zappone reminded lawmakers that Irish women would still have to travel across the water to Britain for terminations until they acted.
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But those figures are at odds with projections by insurance actuaries outside the government, who have called Mr. Cruz's proposal unworkable and warned it would lead to higher premiums and terminations of coverage.
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Uber disclosed the terminations on Tuesday at a staff meeting at its San Francisco headquarters, according to an employee who attended the event but was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.
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On Thursday, lawmakers in New South Wales -- which is home to Sydney -- voted to pass a bill that decriminalizes abortion and makes terminations available to people who are less than 22 weeks pregnant.
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Many of these terminations or attempts end up in death: At least 303,800 women die from complications each year after trying to terminate their pregnancies in an unsafe setting, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Terminations are only permitted in three circumstances: if the mother's life is in danger, the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest, or if the fetus shows signs of a serious genetic disease.
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As you can see above, depth data from the camera is combined with some basic reference imagery of the person to produce both a skeleton and track the joints and terminations of the body.
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In 2013, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women condemned Hungary for two particular abortion restrictions—mandatory waiting periods and biased counseling—that aim to dissuade women from seeking legal terminations.
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These politicians turn a blind eye to the thousands of Irish women who travel abroad for terminations while imposing a 14-year prison sentence on any woman who procures the same service at home.
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It also called for efforts to tackle stigma around abortion which it said leads many women - even in countries where abortion is legal - to seek clandestine terminations and to delay getting treatment for complications.
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But he said that his company had a multi-step process on terminations and that multiple people were involved in such decisions, which take place at the store where the employee in question worked.
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In parts of Europe, where abortion drugs aren't regulated to the same extent, medication abortions make up as many as 90 percent of terminations; the rate in the U.S. is just under 40 percent.
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What they're saying: What's next: Three other officers and a sergeant, who were fired earlier this year for their role in the cover-up, have filed lawsuits fighting their terminations, the Sun-Times reports.
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The extension for Syria runs counter to several terminations of TPS protections in the past few months, including for hundreds of thousands of Central Americans who have lived in the US roughly two decades.
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In a referendum last year, voters repealed a clause in Ireland's Constitution that effectively outlawed abortion, and legislation passed at the end of 2018 allowed for unrestricted terminations of pregnancies up to 12 weeks.
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Abortion remains a divisive issue in once stridently Catholic Ireland, where a complete ban on the procedure was only lifted in 2013 to allow terminations in cases where the mother's life was in danger.
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For decades, the law forced over 3,000 women to travel to Britain each year for terminations and "Yes" campaigners argued that with others now ordering pills illegally online, abortion was already a reality in Ireland.
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As opposed to suspensions, parent company Google's rules outline the repercussions of terminations as the following (emphasis ours):Users whose accounts have been terminated are prohibited from accessing, possessing, or creating any other Google Accounts.
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There is a whole unglamorous casserole of things United will have to do to get back on track: investigations, terminations, procedural changes, litigation settlements, rebates and promotions – and the good old-fashioned passage of time.
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If the referendum is carried, parliament will then be enabled to set the laws and Ireland's minority government has proposed legislation that would introduce terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy.
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It would dramatically shorten the termination and appeals process for VA employees and should end once and for all the practice of VA employees sitting on paid administrative leave for years while fighting their terminations.
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Honestbee said last week that it would layoff six percent of staff but we reported at the time that more terminations were planned — today's statement confirms that the number is indeed higher than first disclosed.
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Unlike in 1983, when religion was front and centre and abortion was a taboo subject for most people, the campaign was instead defined by women on both sides publicly describing their personal experiences of terminations.
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"Yes" campaigners argued that with over 3,000 women traveling to Britain each year for terminations — a right enshrined in a 1992 referendum — and others ordering pills illegally online, abortion is already a reality in Ireland.
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By way of comparison, most abortions in the UK are carried out before 24 weeks of pregnancy, according to the National Health Service, although terminations can be carried out later than that for health reasons.
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Moving forward, the Baltimore-based company is expecting to incur additional restructuring charges of $110 million to $130 million throughout the remainder of the year, stemming from lease terminations and the closure of some facilities.
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Eighty percent of pregnancy terminations take place before 10 weeks and a little more than 5 percent take place after 16 weeks, suggesting that most people make decisions about abortions for reasons other than disability.
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Google agreed to remove the ads, but that just left CPC's looking for an alternative way to promote themselves online and reach out to their "abortion-vulnerable" clients, as they refer to pregnant people seeking terminations.
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The company generated wave after wave of bad headlines in recent months related to random subscription terminations and tacked-on fees now at the center of the class action lawsuit Sinemia mentions in its closure note.
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The company has no COO, CFO, CMO or SVP of engineering, and all of those vacancies are without accounting for the possible terminations that several sources suspect will happen as a result of the Holder report.
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With UAC, a headphone manufacturer can issue multiple cable terminations very cheaply, making both the headphones and any integrated electronics, like a digital-to-analog converter or built-in microphone, compatible across devices with different ports.
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The island - a self-governing territory that is under British sovereignty - previously only allowed abortion in limited circumstances, such as where the woman's life was in danger, forcing many to go to Britain for private terminations.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pro-choice groups plan to fly a drone carrying abortion pills from Ireland to Northern Ireland in protest against restrictions on terminations on both sides of the border, activists said on Thursday.
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Like President George W. Bush before him, President Obama's proposed budgets included a "terminations, reductions and savings" list—colloquially known as the "kill list"—which identified unnecessary government spending that could be reduced or zeroed out.
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The five areas with the highest number of terminations in England were Barking and Dagenham, Lewisham, Waltham Forest, Croydon, and Enfield—all in London and all on a different planet to Chelsea, Chalk Farm, and Highgate.
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We would like to underline that we do not tolerate or practice any activity limiting our outsourced employees to use their rights to become union members and the reason of terminations was not their union activities.
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But the reality is that only 1% of terminations occur this late in pregnancy, and most of them are, like ours, due to serious birth defects that weren't detected earlier, or a threat to the mother's life.
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Palmieri and the State Department policy planning staff (S/P), then under Brian Hook, recommended blanket terminations with delays; Palmieri asked for 2628-month delays as suggested by diplomatic officials, and S/P requested 28503-month delays.
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AzInsurance is a medium-sized insurer and is ranked sixth on the Azerbaijani non-life and life insurance markets, with gross written premiums of AZN17 million in 9M17, after adjusting for inwards reinsurance and early policy terminations.
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The additional staffing cuts, along with site closures and contract terminations is expected to increase a restructuring charge to a range of approximately $1.1 billion to $1.2 billion, from $850 million to $900 million, the company said.
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In total, the Justice Department's Bureau of Prisons (BOP) will stop contracting with private operators at 20013 prisons — although the terminations could take years as the federal agency lets existing contracts expire instead of ending them prematurely.
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According to law firm Weigand and Silva, which specializes in the area, a total or partial reduction in tenants' revenues could lead to delinquency and ultimately result in a large number of unilateral terminations of leasing contracts.
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Chief Arthur Lawson of the Gretna Police Department announced the terminations, saying that Charles Rispoli, the officer who wrote the Facebook post, and Angelo Varisco, who liked the post online, had violated the department's social media policy.
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It also details how policies are enforced and a section on "Managing and Reporting Violations" points to over a half-dozen help pages on related topics ranging from the app verification and appeals process to understanding account terminations.
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Varadkar, a medical doctor by training, in 2014 described himself as pro-life, but also said that the rules in Ireland, where terminations are only allowed in cases where the mother's life is in danger, were too tight.
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Phil Murphy was one of a handful of Democratic leaders to explicitly carve out an exception for "the full range of family planning services and procedures, including terminations of pregnancies" from his executive order that suspends elective surgeries.
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An inquiry determined that recent interpretations of the Eighth Amendment had found therapeutic terminations to be permissible, but the medical staff's uncertainty over the law and the lack of clear legislation contributed to a delay in her treatment.
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"Because the earliest of Paul McCartney's terminations will take effect in 2018, a judicial declaration is necessary and appropriate at this time so that Paul McCartney can rely on quiet, unclouded title to his rights," the suit said.
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Women's rights advocates, however, hope that a more liberal judiciary in Brazil will at least decriminalize abortion to help avoid deaths from botched terminations in a country where hundreds of thousands of women resort to clandestine clinics each year.
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The 10-Q notes that there were terminations for approximately 400 employees in the quarter, although a Groupon spokesperson said that overall the company has lost 45 employees as a net total, with 6,616 employees on Groupon's books today.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nearly half of the 55.7 million abortions that take place globally each year are unsafe and putting women's lives at risk, a study said on Wednesday, calling for greater access to contraception and safe terminations.
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Firings, resignations & criminal charges Price says she and another attorney will be representing Abuslin, whose case has led to police officers' terminations, resignations and suspensions across a half dozen police departments and the resignation of three Oakland police chiefs.
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But at a company with more than 15,000 people that has historically based both promotions and terminations on those most willing to go all in on its values, current and former employees paint a picture of deeply embedded problems.
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Ghana may have one of the most liberal abortion laws in Africa, but access is still restricted: Terminations are only allowed in cases of rape, incest, fetal abnormality, or if the woman's mental or physical health is at risk.
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On Friday, the justices agreed to hear a case out of Louisiana, which enacted a law in 2014 requiring that doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of where the terminations are performed.
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The proposal "is simply unworkable in any form and would undermine protections for those with pre-existing medical conditions, increase premiums and lead to widespread terminations of coverage for people currently enrolled in the individual market," the groups wrote.
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A CDC study from 2016 shows that between 2003 and 2014, there were 143 recorded fetal and infant deaths associated with induced terminations -- but the study does not indicate how many of the fetuses were viable, which Roe v.
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Ireland voted by a landslide in a May referendum to overturn highly restrictive laws on abortion that for decades had forced about 3,000 women to travel to Britain each year for terminations they could not legally have in their own country.
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Abortion has been a divisive issue for decades in Ireland where, after large street protests from both sides of the debate, a complete ban was only lifted in 2013 when terminations were allowed if a mother's life was in danger.
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PiS officials have been quoted in local media saying the party may introduce a bill that would allow abortion in the case of rape and incest and a threat to the mother's health, but ban terminations of potentially handicapped babies.
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Several European countries already have strict restrictions on terminations, most notably in Northern Ireland where it is permitted only if a woman's life is in danger or there is a long-term or permanent risk to her mental or physical health.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - An Irish parliamentary committee on Wednesday recommended that an abortion referendum due next year should offer the choice of allowing terminations with no restrictions up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy, a more liberal position than some had anticipated.
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Some pro-choice activists have campaigned for a more liberal regime, closer to that of England, which allows terminations to be carried out up to 24 weeks after conception, while anti-abortion supporters demand no further changes to the law.
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The Supreme Court ruled on whether it was unlawful for the National Health Service (NHS) in England to deny free terminations to women from Northern Ireland where abortion laws are much stricter than in the rest of the United Kingdom.
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Abortion bans do not stop women having terminations, but do increase the risk that they will resort to dangerous measures to end unwanted pregnancies, the Guttmacher Institute said in the most comprehensive report on global abortion trends in a decade.
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At present, terminations are allowed only if a mother's life is in danger, after a total ban was lifted in 2013, a provision Commissioner Nils Muiznieks said still has a "chilling" effect on doctors who must decide who meets restrictive requirements.
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Although not on the ballot paper, the "No" camp has seized on government plans to allow terminations with no restriction up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy if the referendum is carried, calling it a step too far for most voters.
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Their terminations came a week after the board recommended retaining the head football coach, D.J. Durkin, and the athletic director, Damon Evans, after a report into the football program's culture found dysfunction but only partially blamed Durkin and Evans for it.
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We acknowledged the value of such a life but argued that a complete ban on abortion is an inefficient way of reducing the number of terminations compared with policies like affordable day-care programs and efforts to end gender-based violence.
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Michael Hausfeld, a Washington, D.C., lawyer who is on the plaintiffs' leadership committee, said he believed the combination of vehicle buybacks, repairs and lease terminations, along with additional compensation, was "as complete a package as would be feasible" for plaintiffs.
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The ergonomic outer section of the headphones hides custom-made balanced armature drivers, which provide clear highs and controlled bass response, and built-in MMCX terminations on each earbud means you can quickly and easily replace the cable if it ever wears out.
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But conservative legislators in many states are now keen to take that rule one huge step further: barring all government dollars to organisations that deal in abortion, even if the funding is for public-health programmes that have nothing to do with terminations.
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"When I was the head of human resources at a local company, I had to make difficult business decisions on a daily basis concerning budgets, training initiatives, compensation and benefits, workforce hiring and workforce terminations," Ramsey detailed in her announcement on Friday.
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In total, the Justice Department's Bureau of Prisons (BOP) was to stop contracting with private operators at around a dozen prisons — although the terminations were set to take years as the federal agency let existing contracts expire instead of ending them prematurely.
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According to Yahoo Sports' Pete Thamel, Florida State will likely spend more than $20 million to buy out Taggart and his staff at the end of the 2019-2020 season, making this one of the more expensive coaching terminations in college football history.
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The judge did not rule out that a measure allowing terminations in such cases could be approved in the near future, particularly in cases in which it is clear that the fetus may not survive, or the baby die very soon after birth.
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Similarly, workers may have a right to organize a union and collectively bargain, but in reality workers are often fired for organizing, and the laws against such practices — like all protections against unfair terminations — place the burden on employees to prove illegitimate intent.
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Abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy are quite rare — such procedures make up just over 1 percent of all terminations, according to the most recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures — and there's little solid data about the reasons women have them.
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As part of those terminations, Eric Alexander, the executive you mentioned, was not fired until the day after when we reported that he obtained — or we were asking about him obtaining — medical records of a victim of a rape in New Delhi, India in 2014.
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Legislation was changed only in 2013 to allow terminations in cases where the mother's life was in danger, after a woman who was having a miscarriage died of sepsis in a hospital where her medical team refused her pleas to end the failed pregnancy.
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The analysis also included incidents with no finding of misconduct, but that did come at a cost to the firm or employee involved - such as broker terminations after allegations of misconduct, or settlements in which firms paid restitution to customers but admitted no wrongdoing.
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The investigation was prompted by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler's account of sexism and sexual harassment at the company, and has since been followed by a series of terminations, resignations and more revelations of questionable activity on the part of a number of executives.
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There, 77 women carried suitcases in silence to the embassy's front steps, a powerful visual representation of the number of women forced to travel from Ireland every week to seek terminations in the UK because of laws that are even more restrictive than Poland's.
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The government has pledged to hold the plebiscite as soon as May to seek a loosening of the laws in once stridently Catholic Ireland, where a complete ban was only lifted in 2013 to allow terminations in cases where the mother's life was in danger.
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It took the death of Savita Halappanavar, a 22002-year old dentist who died in October 22005 from complications from a septic miscarriage, before the government issued guidance that terminations are allowed when the pregnancy presents a real and substantial risk to the mother's life.
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After two days of intense and heated debate, deputies voted in favor of a law promoted by President Michelle Bachelet to allow terminations in cases of rape, when the fetus is not viable, and when the pregnancy represents a risk to the mother's life.
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These three officers are emblematic of a much larger problem, according to a report released Thursday by the city Department of Investigation, which found that the correction department failed to properly screen recruits, including dozens with connections to gang members, arrest records and employment terminations.
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Over the past year, the Department of Justice (under whose authority EOIR falls) has restricted judicial independence by establishing case completion quotas, limiting the use of continuances, administrative closure and terminations, re-calendaring all 21625,2900 administratively closed cases on an already overcrowded docket of 220006,2202.
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MEXICO CITY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women's rights activists celebrated on Wednesday as Mexico's Oaxaca state made it legal to terminate a pregnancy in the first 12 weeks, while Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, allowed terminations for women up to 22 weeks pregnant.
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Not all states are required to report abortion statistics to the Centres for Disease Control (CDC), a federal agency, and the 40 states that do provide the gestational ages of aborted fetuses use ranges that do not reveal how many terminations take place in the third trimester.
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The contract terminations follow recent investigations of Amazon's fast-growing delivery network by BuzzFeed News and ProPublica, which focused on how the intense financial and deadline pressure Amazon puts on its growing fleet of independent delivery contractors can lead to worker mistreatment and threaten public safety.
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Unveiled during the cinema festival on the French Riviera, "Que Sea Ley", which translates as "Let It Be Law", follows the battle to pass a bill legalizing abortion in Argentina, where terminations are currently only permitted in cases of rape, or if the mother's health is at risk.
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The website now states that the FDA itself has received 631 reports of pregnancies in patients with Essure: 150 of these pregnancies resulted in a live birth, 204 had an unknown outcome, and 294 ended in pregnancy loss, including 94 ectopic pregnancies, 43 elective terminations, and 155 miscarriages.
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And that's why Refinery29 is joining this conversation: to change it; to make space for adoption, surrogacy, for leaning in and opting out; for single and LGBTQ parenting, for staying home, for pregnancy losses and terminations, and the ways this can all complicate partnerships rather than always sweetening them.
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"It has become too easy for unscrupulous employers to bully people with the prospect of cutting their wages by using the threat of agreement terminations to push them back to the legal minimum for their industry," Australian Council of Trade Unions secretary Sally McManus said in a statement.
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Finance and InvestingWe got a leaked copy of the memo Robinhood sent to barred users who exploited its now infamous 'infinite money' glitchRobinhood restricted the accounts of users exploiting an "infinite leverage" glitch, and a leaked letter sent to one terminated trader revealed how the company announced account terminations.
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On Tuesday, Justice Clarence Thomas suggested that pregnancy terminations on the basis of race, gender or disability "would constitutionalize the views of the 20th-century eugenics movement," though he ultimately concurred with the Supreme Court's decision not to reinstate an Indiana law banning abortions of fetuses diagnosed with disabilities.
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In the past few months, we've seen states passing particularly cruel and byzantine legislation: laws mandating that aborted or miscarried fetuses must be buried or cremated, laws that would require women to notify their rapists before getting an abortion, and laws that would essentially ban terminations after 13 weeks.
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"Considering that there are some eight billion people on the planet, some question why anyone would choose an office mate for romance, with all the potential gossip, possibility of a job nightmare if things go south, terminations, and maybe even a lawsuit as icing on the cake," Taylor explains.
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The terminations come just days after an employee protest at the search giant&aposs San Francisco offices, where approximately 200 Googlers demonstrated in solidarity with two colleagues who had been suspended over allegations by their employer of improperly accessing and sharing documents and of tracking employees&apos calendars.
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In the rarefied domain of copyright recordation, terminations and transfers, I can envision a blockchain that is quite useful in providing access to the public about updates in the reversion of rights back to a creator, or transfer to a new agent, or other recorded rights transactions of that sort.
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Design Technology Group, a Las Vegas company that runs a chain of clothing retailers, is challenging a 2014 ruling from the National Labor Relations Board that found the terminations were unlawful because the employees' discussions of working conditions on Facebook were protected concerted activities under the National Labor Relations Act.
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One such affair — known as "The X Case" — emerged in 1992, when the then-attorney general secured a court order to prevent a 14-year-old rape victim, identified only as "X," from leaving the country to obtain an abortion in England, the most common destination for Irish women seeking terminations.
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Ironically, it was a gay prime minister, Leo Varadkar, who called for this referendum that will essentially ask voters to repeal a 1983 amendment to the Constitution that gives a fetus the same right to life as the mother and allow unrestricted terminations of pregnancies for up to 12 weeks.
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Thymus tissue discarded from surgeries performed on infants, which some anti-abortion groups allege could be used instead of fetal tissue, is in fact relatively rare -- doctors perform many times more terminations of pregnancies than cardiac surgeries on infants, and in not all these surgeries on infants is the thymus removed.
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"When society opens its doors to welcome artificial contraception, abortion, divorce, legalized same sex union, it opens the minds of people to a particular mindset that problems can only be resolved through termination of relationships, terminations of person," the Episcopal Commission on the Laity of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines said.
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Among the changes the ecommerce giant has agreed to make are amendments to its liability provisions towards sellers to bring it into line with European standards for b2b relations, and changes to account termination and blocking to remove its unlimited right to do so without justification — meaning ordinary account terminations will in future require 30 days notice.
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The move is intended to fulfil one of Mr Trump's campaign promises: to "defund" Planned Parenthood, an organisation that provides family planning services to about 40% of the 4m Americans covered by Title X. Because Planned Parenthood is also America's biggest provider of abortions—about half its clinics perform terminations—conservative lawmakers have long called for it to be stripped of federal funds.
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Here are the key numbers, according to a source familiar with the situation: 215 total incidents 20 terminations 7 written warnings 31 employees required to undergo training and/or counseling 57 cases still under review Correction: Axios originally reported that the 20 included former VP of product and growth Ed Baker, whose departure was previously disclosed in March, but that was wrong.
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From the RIFs that occurred in prior decades, we know that incentives for early retirement tend to be more cost effective than executing the demotions and terminations that come with RIFs, so it is expected that several agencies, especially those prominently featured on the chopping block like the EPA and the State Department, will obtain Voluntary Early Retirement Authorization (VERA).
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In a 1983 report, the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), which looked at the RIFs carried under Reagan, reported that 42 percent of the RIF related actions, including transfers, demotions, and terminations, involved women, although only 37 percent of the workforce was female, and 37 percent of all RIF related actions involved minorities, although only 85033 percent of the work force was minority.
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" Mara Clarke of Abortion Support Network, which provides assistance for women traveling abroad for terminations, said of Rees-Mogg and the recent revelations about Somerset Capital Management: "I am saddened but not surprised that someone who seeks to judge people for making their own decisions about what is right for them, about when is the right time to have a child, or to have another child, is a hypocrite.
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What is new about Republican attacks is that they have presented the extremely rare circumstance of ending a far-along pregnancy — terminations after 24 weeks make up less than 1 percent of all abortions — in a way that abortion rights groups say leaves a false but evocative impression: that women who are about to deliver a healthy baby are asking for and receiving abortions, and that Democrats support that.
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The bottom line: If The Trump administration's campaign to end TPS status wins, D.C. would feel its economic effects more than most other cities in the country, the NYT reports, adding that legal experts expect the issue to reach the Supreme Court Go deeper: Trump officials encouraged TPS terminations, emails show Editor's note: This story has been updated to state that a labor shortage is expected in the construction industry.
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The president's company terminated about a dozen undocumented workers at the Bedminster property after the article was published, as well as a dozen workers at the Trump National Golf Club Westchester, in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. People familiar with the terminations at Pine Hill said that about five workers at that property were fired or told not to report to work again, including two seasonal employees who were not scheduled to work until the spring.
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Following that vote, Ireland's Health Minister Simon Harris announced that women and girls in Northern Ireland would be able to receive access to abortion services across the border, saying that it was "appropriate and important" that these women should be able to access these services rather than being forced to travel to other parts of the UK. More than 1,050 women from Northern Ireland traveled to England and Wales to access terminations in 2018, an increase of 192 people from the previous year, according to recent UK government figures.
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Among them: Just a few examples: our updated hate speech policy, which resulted in not just thousands of accounts coming down at launch, but 5x spikes in video removals and channel terminations; a reduction in our violative view rate by 80% over the past 18 months; changes to the way recommendations work resulting in a 50% drop in watchtime on borderline content in the US (and that # is about to go up); a suite of tools that is helping creators successfully diversify their revenue streams; and improvements to the way copyright claims work, solving a top pain point for creators.
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