Even if they're approved, they usually come with strings attached.
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Workfare is often thought of as welfare with strings attached.
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But the North's offer to shut Yongbyon came with strings attached.
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Relationships that come with strings attached will need those strings cut.
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For the most part, these programs were conditional: They came with strings attached.
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Federal grants, like those offered by FEMA and HUD, come with strings attached.
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Robinhood's recent show of goodwill came with strings attached, according to some users.
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For smaller countries, it came "not with strings attached, but with shackles," he said.
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A World Bank loan would probably be tied to specific goals with strings attached.
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But those who have been handpicked know they come with strings attached, she said.
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A CT scan of her abdomen showed two masses with strings attached to them.
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Now, after serving more than 60 days in jail, he's out ... but with strings attached.
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Some experts have raised questions about whether Chinese investments in Africa come with strings attached.
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But some players are backing out the deal, which seems to come with strings attached.
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That funding would come with strings attached in the form of a fiscal oversight board.
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Carrier discounts on an iPhone may be nice, but the offers come with strings attached.
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Johnson added that any such move to support continuing those payments would come with strings attached.
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Their generosity could disappear as quickly as it materializes, and it could come with strings attached.
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And Big Oil knows from the Great Recession that bailouts from Washington come with strings attached.
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But as many bankers learned firsthand in 2008, bailouts from Washington typically come with strings attached.
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The federal government can indeed encourage innovation and pay increases through funding increases with strings attached.
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Companies are an interesting new source of patronage, but a lot of them come with strings attached.
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Donald J. Trump has unabashedly boasted that his own lawful donations to candidates came with strings attached.
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He added, however, that he would oppose any tax break if it came with strings attached — i.e.
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Money with strings attached isn't really yours, it's someone else's property that you're renting on their terms.
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Any aid from the West will come with strings attached that are likely to be unpalatable to Lukashenko.
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Takeovers of Western firms now often come with strings attached by governments to safeguard local jobs and plants.
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Past debts were often owed to official creditors, such as the World Bank, and came with strings attached.
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Too often, they come with strings attached and lead to staggering debt ... The United States deals openly, fairly.
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But the increase in access has come begrudgingly and under pressure, and in both instances with strings attached.
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Some of that money comes with strings attached, directing the organization to pursue specific projects, like polio eradication.
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And so while 2017 might be the year of criminal justice reform, those changes might come with strings attached.
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Increasingly, tickets come with "strings attached" and fans are being restricted in what they can do with their tickets.
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A man is giving sponges with strings attached to them equivalent value as a human being standing in line.
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It helped me understand that to be an adult is to know that every convenience comes with strings attached.
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For example, when the federal government provides funding for roads, schools, or virtually anything, it comes with strings attached.
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The cash transfer program they looked at targeted school-age girls, and some of the cash came with strings attached.
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The court's allowing the 52-year-old to enter a 1-year diversion program, but it comes with strings attached.
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While some see that as a godsend that could help jumpstart local technology development, others caution it comes with strings attached.
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Sen. Jeff Flake will support Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, securing a critical vote for his confirmation, but only with strings attached.
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But they may have been a little naive in accepting a lot of Gates money, because it does come with strings attached.
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In recent days, dozens of members have announced support for impeachment, but for moderate members that backing has come with strings attached.
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Yet, the subject would come up again when she interviewed with the district manager himself, who offered her the job, with strings attached.
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Funds must come with strings attached to ensure that the money goes to maintain payroll, not to enrich shareholders or pay executive bonuses.
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Moreover, a legal settlement with a perpetrator can come with strings attached, like nondisclosure agreements that prevent people from talking about their experiences.
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Lebanon is not what it used to be and any Saudi Arabia support will likely come with strings attached: rein in Hezbollah's influence.
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Lebanon is not what it used to be and any Saudi Arabia support will likely come with strings attached: rein in Hezbollah's influence.
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The biggest donors, like the United States, Britain, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Rotary International and Norway, often give money with strings attached.
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Sure, but this would come with strings attached: We would be asked to order "MOQ" (minimum order quantity), and MOQs can be relatively high.
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Scholars have long had a hunch that Chinese aid could be more easily manipulated than the Western sort, which often comes with strings attached.
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T.' got one helluva plea deal in his DUI case despite putting himself in serious danger ... although the deal does come with strings attached.
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Boykin says they may offer to help pay for your education, your car, or even your home, but these gifts often come with strings attached.
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These perks come with strings attached, according to Stephen Blank, a Russia expert who has been researching the Wagner Group for the US Army War College.
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Apple is adding its own sign-in technology to compete against social media sign-ins from Facebook, Google and others that typically come with strings attached.
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Pakistan is likely to follow its past playbook and turn to Saudi Arabia, the IMF or China for cash — but each would come with strings attached.
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These sorts of more restrictive licenses have traditionally had a hard time catching on, in part because companies are reluctant to use software with strings attached.
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Even with strings attached around when certain media becomes available to stream, making it easier than torrenting to consume content is a proven method to curb piracy.
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Access to the country's main lists - which includes the NRDL along with the Essential Drug List (EDL) for the most critical drugs - also comes with strings attached.
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Observers now question whether aid from various partner countries will come with strings attached, and whether the financial support Lebanon needs will come at a political cost.
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"I get so excited and I'm afraid of what kind of mom I would be," she continued, explaining that she worries her support would come with strings attached.
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Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint all offer a similar mix of "unlimited" plans that all come with strings attached—as California firefighters learned the hard way last year.
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But when they discovered the money came with strings attached — preventing the Girl Scouts from using it to support transgender girls — they decided to return it to the donor.
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Even as the E.U. dangles the possibility of membership (with strings attached), corruption, ethnic tensions and fears of migrants give Moscow plenty of ways to divide, if not conquer.
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If that came with strings attached, he might find it harder to convincingly portray Muscat as a sort of Switzerland in the Gulf – and thus risk undermining Qaboos' work.
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More recently, the FCC looked askance at an earlier attempt by Sinclair to sell big stations to Smith associates with strings attached, The Wall Street Journal reported last month.
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The federal government isn't presently able to accept financial donations with strings attached, but last month Republicans introduced legislation that would allowTreasury officials to do so for the border wall.
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The United States and the EU want to work together on joint projects that provide market-based alternatives to state-led initiatives "that can come with strings attached," he said.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney highlighted that any currency union with the rest of the United Kingdom would come with strings attached but avoided taking sides in the campaign.
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They're humiliated by men who go to cruel lengths to get the point across: C.C. by smashing Lori's supporting actress award, the producer by signing a check with strings attached.
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" The activists warned, however, that their endorsement comes with strings attached and that they would not shy away from holding the 2020 candidate accountable should she "fall short of her commitments.
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But some resources came with strings attached — free baby clothes and other supplies, for example, were only available if patients took workshops or classes, some of which had a religious component.
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But its growing clout challenges the notion that highly dispersed workers are nearly impossible to organize absent a deal with their employer or the state, which can come with strings attached.
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As ever, the IMF aid came with strings attached, requiring the government to embark on a reform program that included cutting fuel subsidies, introducing VAT and floating its currency, the Egyptian pound.
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The difference this time, however, is that Nokia is still very much alive and kicking primarily as a networking company, and use of its brand for mobile devices comes with strings attached.
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London (CNN)More than a century after British soldiers looted a collection of priceless artifacts from the Kingdom of Benin, some of the Benin bronzes are heading back to Nigeria - with strings attached.
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Now might be the right time for the United States to offer to return the military aid — under our terms and with strings attached — anticipating the likelihood of another, not so distant war.
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The federal government also isn't set up to accept donations with strings attached, although Republicans in Washington introduced legislation on Thursday that would allow the US Treasury to do so for the border wall.
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Nor, the Journal reports, did Musk seem to realize that the new money would come with "strings attached" that might be more onerous than the dog-and-pony show he has to perform every quarter.
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Any IMF deal would come with strings attached and President Muhammadu Buhari has already rejected talks with the IMF with which he had a troubled relationship during his time as military ruler in the 1980s.
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At the spring budget in 2017, Phillip Hammond, the then chancellor, announced £2bn ($2.6bn) more for such care, with strings attached over how it was spent, forcing collaboration between local authorities and health-care providers.
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Mr. Gruevski's departure comes with strings attached: It is tied to an agreement on elections, which must take place in the next 100 days, and polls suggest that he is well placed to return to power.
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The United States and the EU want to work together on joint projects that provide market-based alternatives to state-led initiatives "that can come with strings attached," Willems said in remarks made at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Crowe's proposal to represent Naz pro bono almost certainly comes with strings attached; that she brings a young South Asian lawyer (Amara Karan) with her to meet Naz's parents speaks to her extreme pragmatism, or her cold-eyed ruthlessness.
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But they come with strings attached: the United States is supposed to compensate major solar power-exporting countries by offering them improved trade in other areas, or accept them putting up barriers to U.S. exports to balance things out.
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That means we, the people, have to begin footing the bill directly, instead of indirectly funneling our money through private companies that only fund media and culture in a roundabout fashion via advertising and marketing budgets, and always with strings attached.
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"Pregnancy resource centers can help meet some of those needs, but their resources and services are not enough, and they come with strings attached," said Katrina Kimport of the University of California, San Francisco, who studies reproductive health decision-making.
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But Latina or not, the American Dream comes at a price — It comes with strings attached such as the profound belief in and the support of Democracy, the Bill of Rights and the laws that govern this country and its sovereignty.
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The elves or gremlins, depending on your point of view, the politicians, check their lists to see who is whining and crying, so they can give them gifts they have wrapped in regulations and tied them up with strings attached.
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Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff has been a driving force behind the education investments, which come with strings attached — school districts that receive the funding are adding STEM curriculum and undergo annual analysis to prove the benefits of the investment. Salesforce.
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LOS ANGELES/ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis AG is offering price discounts in negotiations with U.S. health insurers on its gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a treatment that could cost more than a million dollars, but the gesture comes with strings attached.
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To the best of my knowledge, not merely are you not allowed to make a tax-deductible contribution to the police department with strings attached that the new officer be put on your block, you actually can't make the contribution at all.
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Specifically, though it's against the law for the government to accept donations with strings attached, might we see a day when the U.S. citizens are able to wield as much power as lobbying groups by coming together on financial platforms like GoFundMe?
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Some of the extra funding would come with strings attached: The bill would fence off $254 billion of the $15 billion until the Trump administration sends a plan to Congress explaining the US strategy to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
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These grants-in-aid often come with strings attached, turning state and local governments into franchises of the federal government for some purposes, except on rare occasions when states rebel, as many states have done in the case of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.
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While there is bipartisan support for the idea that airlines — or, at least, airline workers — should receive some kind of bailout from the federal government, both Democratic lawmakers and unions representing airline workers have warned that this bailout must come with strings attached.
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Democrats had argued that the $25 billion for passenger airlines, as well as the $4 billion for cargo carriers, needed to come with strings attached, much like the auto industry bailout from the Great Recession was followed by regulations increasing fuel economy.
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Democrats had argued that the $28500 billion for passenger airlines, as well as the $6900 billion for cargo carriers, needed to come with strings attached, much like the auto industry bailout from the Great Recession was followed by regulations increasing fuel economy.
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Some said they would not vote to send one cent to the agencies that have carried out the president's harsh immigration policies, even with strings attached to rein in those policies and even if the package is intended to help vulnerable women and children living in badly overcrowded, squalid shelters.
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But the cash, the lawmaker says, came with strings attached — a promise to add the names of two businessmen to a list of candidates for Parliament — and a plan to disguise the identity of the donor, a man with deep pockets and well-documented connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
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The simplest reason is to dodge an undesirable asset like a piece of real estate that could cost you more than you'd net by selling it (say, because of high property taxes or required repairs), or an asset that comes with strings attached (such as care of the deceased's pet or a requirement to marry).
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Clinton was curious to know how she could receive and endorsement from Sanders and if said endorsement would come with strings attached, such as political promises or policy concessions, while Sanders' focus was on the former first lady's commitment to the goals he campaigned on like a higher minimum wage and mitigating the financial troubles of college students, their respective camps told the newspaper.
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What's in there: • A patch for the "grain glitch" in the recent tax overhaul that hurt corporate farms and helped farming co-ops • A pathway to funding for the New York Gateway project, something Mr. Trump has opposed • $1.6 billion, with strings attached, for a border wall with Mexico • Nothing to protect Dreamers or to shore up the Affordable Care Act Republicans like the senators Rand Paul and John Kennedy are unhappy.
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