This suggests the second criterion: legalistic adherence to "constitutional barriers" even if we accurately recognize that such adherence poses significant threats.
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Recall that the Arizona bill specified not just adherence to the F.D.A. label, but adherence to the label that existed last Dec. 31.
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Is her adherence to this Islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to Sharia law, which in itself is antithetical to the United States Constitution?
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Is her adherence to this Islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to Sharia law [or Islamic law], which in itself is antithetical to the United States Constitution?
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But like Spicer and Sarah Sanders and so many other Trump surrogates that have come before them, they are choosing adherence to the President over adherence to the truth.
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CVS likely targeted CML patients because medication adherence is key to stifling progression of the condition: 90% medication adherence or better in the first year post-diagnosis significantly increases patients' chances at readmission.
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They also indicate trust and adherence to high moral standards.
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That makes their dogged adherence to it all the stranger.
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They insist that adherence to law is drilled into recruits.
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Neither optics nor popularity trumped her adherence to the law.
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It's not that Apple's adherence to Lightning doesn't make sense.
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Forced adherence to liberal values can have dangerously illiberal consequences.
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Such non-adherence threatens their health — and the nation's budget.
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And Mr Lukashenko's adherence to socialism goes well beyond symbols.
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But even a partial adherence to it could be seismic.
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They can track medication adherence, reminding patients to keep current.
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Ray's adherence to Islam seems to have played a role.
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"Such activities violate China's adherence to those orders," he said.
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Adherence to these instructions fulfills the purpose of preventing viruses.
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"Is her adherence to this Islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to Shariah law, which in itself is antithetical to the United States Constitution?" asked Pirro on an edition of her program in March.
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For those who used independent pharmacies or lived in neighborhoods with fewer pharmacies, adherence dropped the most, by nearly 8 percentage points, while for those who used mail order pharmacies, adherence declined 3 percentage points.
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We'll continue routinely reviewing our suppliers for adherence with these provisions.
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It is inference infused and doesn't require adherence to strict conventions.
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Also, my much-valued adherence to honesty had begun to suffer.
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This lack of adherence will certainly create interoperability problems over time.
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But firm evidence on China's adherence to its commitments remains scant.
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Adherence to any sketched-out game plan appears a little loose.
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Months of underproduction in Venezuela and elsewhere had pushed adherence higher.
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"The one thing that works is consistency and adherence," Joyner said.
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Predictably, this rigid adherence to my lifestyle caused only more harm.
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He had no record of consistent adherence to conservative movement ideology.
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Many are turning to ideas like these to improve medication adherence.
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It is an adherence to appearance that drives the decision-making.
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Their blind adherence to these principles has been disastrous in education.
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Most studies of such devices do not detect improvement in adherence.
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The essential claim here is that the adherence to "comprehensive doctrines," or
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In adherence to the FERPA law, names of students have been redacted.
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Rather than undermining 2401, better to work towards its adherence by all.
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Both also face criticism over their adherence to rule of law standards.
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Remember the essence of conservatism is an adherence to God-given right.
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There are adverse consequences for the nation in adherence to doctrinal conservatism.
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Low adherence to medications is a common problem with adolescents, said Hosek.
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Although it's early days, Echo has been shown to improve adherence, too.
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The Asthma Health app measured patients' symptoms, triggers and medication adherence accurately.
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Cheaper prices at the pharmacy typically mean greater adherence to prescription medications.
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That allowed adherence to pay-go within the ten-year budget window.
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Adherence to the rules of war will become less relevant as well.
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Unfortunately, to the law and his disclosure forms, Jared never gave adherence.
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Sardy's writing is accomplished yet disjointed, with no adherence to structural norms.
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And its adherence to that vision of sexy will not be compromised.
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It reflects a hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse.
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Gorsuch defended his strict adherence to the constitution, a position called originalism.
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It may even improve health outcomes through encouraging patient adherence to medication.
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This ''alternative'' is not limited by consistent adherence to its own principles.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch suggested strict adherence to the text of the statute.
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Paul Singer is testing Warren Buffett's adherence to his own investing wisdom.
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Those who didn't cited adherence to the Constitution to justify their votes.
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They defined their lives through piety and strict adherence to the Bible.
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WYDEN: How would you characterize Attorney General Sessions's adherence to his recusal?
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Here's a map of adherence for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Disciples of Christ, United Methodist Church, the American Baptist Church, the Episcopal Church, and Presbyterian Church (USA) combined, representing the plurality of the mainline denominational adherence.
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What keeps these men in line, and in their terrifying, dehumanizing little steel bubble, is not slavish adherence to Nazi ideology, but a slavish adherence to a certain idea of masculinity, and the show is keenly attuned to it.
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"Stare decisis does not compel continued adherence to this erroneous precedent," Thomas wrote.
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One is the bleak grimness and the adherence to the extrapolation of reality.
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The Prayvaganza wedding was all about adherence to dogma and humanly devised ritual.
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Additionally, the authors lacked information on other factors that may have influenced adherence.
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At the Women's Heart Health clinic at Stanford, adherence is good, she noted.
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A two- or four-year career ended by insufficient adherence to party orthodoxy.
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Rather than undermining 2231, better to work towards its adherence by all pic.twitter.
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But with all of that established, AQR is quick to caution strong adherence.
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He abandoned adherence to the rule of law and his country's economy collapsed.
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Months of underproduction in Venezuela and elsewhere had pushed adherence above 160 percent.
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Yet this mechanized adherence to a Victorian obsession for encyclopedic knowledge is unstable.
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It's beyond time to ensure consistent adherence to this reasonable and appropriate standard.
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Muslims' adherence to Sharia varies in the United States and around the world.
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However, entry depended on adherence to a dress code or obtaining a permit.
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"The median sperm count of men who had the highest adherence to the 'prudent' pattern was 68 million higher than men who had the highest adherence to the 'Western' pattern," Nassan said, with 95 percent confidence intervals of 43 and 93.
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Instead, they were extremely concerned with image and preached strict adherence to their charter.
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The regulator will then be able monitor adherence to strategy and take appropriate action.
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The company's survival in wartime depends upon strict adherence and alignment to the mission.
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However, he also cautioned that "adherence to this deal is going to be key".
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If an entrepreneur incorporates and operates his or her company in adherence with Sec.
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This sort of hypocritical adherence to strict orthodoxy, seeking signs and proving yourself constantly.
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She said the high rate of HIV infections is likely due to poor adherence.
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Adherence to EU fiscal rules remains a strong anchor for many in the region.
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Introducing competing sugars to their environment prevents their adherence without threatening the bacterial community.
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And medication adherence prevents costly hospital visits and further health complications down the road.
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One way he does that is by emphasizing action over adherence to a hierarchy.
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The adherence scores are taken from Medicare data and updated regularly on ZipDrug's database.
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Abortion, the Second Amendment, entitlement reform, small government, adherence to the Constitution, et al.
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Clinton would hope to steer the court away from adherence to the Second Amendment.
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Treatment is not universally and immediately accessible, and adherence to treatment is rarely perfect.
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I define them as adherence to the Constitution and to the principles of federalism.
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But constitutions depend far more on traditions of voluntary adherence than on judicial decree.
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" He added that Louisville was "committed to ethical behavior and adherence to N.C.A.A. rules.
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The success also depends on how well YouTube enforces adherence to these new rules.
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Others have even helped treat cancer by increasing a player's adherence to medical treatment.
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"I really believe adherence to violent extremist ideology is an addiction," Michaelis told Hill.
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Thus, greater adherence to the 2005 Guidelines may reduce risk of major chronic disease.
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It's tough to estimate the full impact of Leahy's adherence to the Eastland Rule.
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For the deal's acolytes, however, continuing U.S. adherence has become a near-theological imperative.
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Sometimes, it can come from an unyielding adherence to the machinery of the state.
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He'd have to commit to principles of limited government and adherence to the Constitution.
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This adherence to chronology would make it difficult to incorporate the X-Men characters.
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"Antidepressant adherence is challenging for patients of any age, but older age is a characteristic that is associated with worse adherence," said Dr. Donovan Maust, a psychiatry researcher at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who wasn't involved in the study.
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If anything, the strict adherence to 480p only seemed to bolster the Wii's populist image.
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But by helping with Bobby's revenge schemes, she's undermined any adherence to doctor-patient confidentiality.
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To ensure crude supplies, "we need to carefully monitor OPEC's production cut adherence," Kimura said.
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But on examination, the evidence indicates that professed Anglican adherence is indeed an independent factor.
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Many of the normal checks on defections from adherence to institutional norms have been weakened.
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Medication "non-adherence" is so widespread it has been termed an epidemic by some doctors.
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In fact, that adherence to "netiquette" persisted for the first two decades of the Internet.
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She has also indicated she believes strict adherence to Islam is incompatible with French values.
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The anarchists profess adherence to the nonaggression principle, which asserts that aggression is inherently wrong.
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And according to McMaster University kinesiology professor Stuart Phillips, nobody's solved the exercise adherence problem.
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That same adherence to principles led Comey to revive the Clinton investigation saga on Oct.
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Whether or not that's a good thing depends on your perspective and adherence to customs.
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In that address, Romney attacked Trump's proposals, his temperament and his adherence to the truth.
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Despite the FTC's strict warnings, adherence to the disclosure rule seems to be somewhat scattered.
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History tells us Hamas will view adherence to basic human rights as a poison pill.
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Their adherence to tradition has kept them far behind other groups in education and wealth.
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Those include strong national security, lower taxes, adherence to free market principles, and limited government.
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Asian Americans have the most to lose from a strict adherence to the liberal orthodoxy.
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Adherence to transparent mandatory public quality standards is essential for ensuring the quality of biologics.
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OPEC officials met this week in Abu Dhabi to boost adherence to the supply cuts.
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"Adherence to medication treatment is an especially important issue for adolescents with ADHD," Chan said.
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The British study found that breasts were fourth biggest barrier for exercise adherence among women.
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There are about 125,000 deaths per year in the U.S. due to medication non-adherence.
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His success snowballed through the strict adherence of time-tested principles and an unconventional mindset.
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"Applicants should be judged by adherence to professional standards, not political views," the post said.
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Medication adherence among the Warao — when there is medication available — is poor, Mr. Pequeño said.
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Wrong. Jazz, like all serious art, is slavish in its adherence to boundaries and rules.
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It may be an irrational adherence to the discredited trickle-down theories of Milton Friedman.
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Strict adherence to this elementary PEMDAS convention, I argued, leads to only one answer: 16.
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That resistance is traditionally couched in doctors' adherence to our understanding of the Hippocratic oath.
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It is imperative that our government works to enforce adherence to trade agreements and rules.
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Any U.S. support must be conditioned to an adherence to democratic values and human rights.
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Strict adherence to this elementary PEMDAS convention, I argued, leads to only one answer: 16.
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The policy would also require groups within the denomination to "certify adherence" to the rule.
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To the Editor: Justice Antonin Scalia placed adherence to constitutional principles ahead of any political agenda.
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It was established last month as part of efforts to monitor adherence to the supply cut.
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"Everything we are doing is in line with and adherence to posse comitatus," Air Force Gen.
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There is no reason to doubt ExxonMobil's adherence to what it terms its "culture of integrity".
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Perhaps more importantly, adherence to those standards and procedures can be made feasible with good technology.
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Its adherence to the West African bloc ECOWAS' common external tariff regime has also been patchy.
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Accreditation required precision – adherence to strict donation, dissection and shipping procedures in a largely unregulated market.
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Because America stands out from other nations because of its adherence to a rule of law.
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"Previous studies have already showed a socioeconomic gradient regarding adherence to diet quality," Sotos-Prieto wrote.
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LATs for schizophrenia could eliminate the burden of taking daily oral antipsychotics and support medication adherence.
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Clinton but doubted Mr. Trump's adherence to any principles and was uneasy about his "abusive" language.
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Money, ideology or blackmail are more likely to procure "allegiance, obedience and adherence" than a passport.
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The Court is encircled by anonymously funded organizations seeking partisan political gain, not adherence to law.
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It was clearly a winning agenda, and there will be discipline and an adherence to it.
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It has reacted angrily to calls by Western countries and Japan for adherence to the decision.
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Yale is committed to both the elimination of sexual misconduct and the adherence to due process.
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But Jesus never demanded that the poor demonstrate strict adherence to religious doctrine before helping them.
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Dr. Jackson attributed the improvement to the exercise and to "his adherence to a healthy diet."
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Those iOS-exclusive apps will address care management, medication adherence, medical billing and Aetna health plans.
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"I didn't last night," said Maddon, who appears unready to budge from his adherence to flexibility.
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"We were promised transparency, competence, and adherence to best practices and good governance," the letter reads.
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Past studies show that a shared decision may increase adherence to self-management plans, for example.
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Upon assuming office, one of Mubarak's first acts was to reaffirm Egypt's adherence to the accords.
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The other was "Zealotism," which meant militancy against Rome and a strict adherence to Jewish law.
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Iran had slowly abandoned its adherence to parts of the deal before its announcement on Sunday.
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Unswerving adherence to free, private markets will not solve the problems faced by our education system.
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A Cochrane review examined randomized controlled trials of interventions — across many dimensions — to increase medication adherence.
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Integrity is the adherence to a strong moral code and consistency in one's actions and values.
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Adherence to the Paris accord will help to promote clean air for Pittsburgh residents to breathe.
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But a too-sharp familiarity with the rules of rap often breeds blind adherence to them.
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During the study, people with above-average increases in adherence to a healthy Mediterranean diet rich in whole grains, fish, lean protein, veggies and olive oil were at least 26 percent less likely to develop fatty liver than individuals with average increases in adherence, the study found.
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"We have a very clear adherence to a 'no-asshole' policy," Cagney said of Figure to Bloomberg.
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OPEC's adherence to pledged supply curbs rose to 232.35 percent from October's 2600 percent, the survey found.
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The shortened season seemed to be dictated by a strict adherence to structure and economy of storytelling.
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But German Chancellor Angela Merkel said no, insisting on strict adherence to the eurozone's no-bailout rules.
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The improvement to patient health with increased adherence and reduction of wasted doctor time is very valuable.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere has long touted the company's adherence to a no hidden-fee policy.
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The new study helps identify women who should be targeted with interventions to increase adherence, he said.
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Companies that sell security products, for example, are focusing on greater adherence to best practices for cybersecurity.
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Slavish adherence to unfounded and outdated rules of thumb that cause mis-programming of air conditioning systems.
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Of course, in many areas of the country, for many routine childhood shots, vaccine adherence remains high.
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First-person multiplayer games, in particular, are notorious for their staunch adherence to genre stereotypes and clichés.
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It must be accomplished with adherence to and respect for the law as Congress has propounded it.
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Mail-service pharmacies feature cutting-edge technology that can track and improve patient's adherence to prescribed medications.
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Despite decades-long adherence to Flores, the future status of immigrant children currently being detained remains unclear.
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"We accept only the cancellation of the referendum and the adherence to the constitution," Abadi said Thursday.
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This is commonplace for Mizrahim in Israel: an adherence to certain Jewish commandments but not to all.
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Predictably, she fell apart, as did her adherence to other medications, including ones to protect her kidney.
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It will do far more to destroy the economy than strict adherence to the best epidemiological practices.
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That is why adherence to the requirements of the Appointments Clause is so important here, and always.
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On the other side, he anticipated a zealous adherence to the state on the part of nonbelievers.
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Joining it does not, thus far, require adherence to any particular ideology or set of tactical preferences.
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The absolutes to which they claim adherence are actually quite flexible in the face of partisan pressure.
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The groups talked about their knowledge of and adherence to American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) sleep recommendations.
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As with other fad diets, the approach is dependent on long-term adherence, rather than short-term.
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"When the co-pay for a drug hits $50 or more, adherence really drops," Dr. Bender said.
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Mr. Ku, who has written on China's adherence to the treaty, said the spokesman's bluntness was striking.
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The bill also places greater responsibility on company executives to ensure their adherence to digital privacy protections.
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Our work is distinguished by strong reporting and great storytelling with a strict adherence to news standards.
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Those with the strongest adherence averaged 10 milliliters greater total brain volume than those with the lowest.
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But it was also campaign rhetoric, which is not exactly known for its strict adherence to fact.
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Both men ended several lives and destroyed their own because of their adherence to this twisted code.
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Medication adherence is an enormous problem in this country with many not properly treated for their illnesses.
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Evidence suggested patchy adherence to the strike, and its impact on the economy has been difficult to calculate.
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One is absolute adherence to the idea of sanctity of life, every person has intrinsic worth and value.
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Football is the most tribal of sports, fostering passionate adherence which, at extremes, can spill over into violence.
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An "army" of inspectors, under the direction of the production ministry, will enforce supermarkets' adherence to the freeze.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The upgrade reflects the company's adherence to tighter financial policies, including targeting leverage below 7.0x.
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He sees his role as listener, mediator, executor — and has helped cement Trump's general adherence to conservative principles.
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Upside potential is limited for Finmart's standalone ratings until it improves its adherence to more prudent accounting practices.
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Her first concern regarding the usefulness of Facercise is a basic one and regards adherence to the program.
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Recognizing the problem, AdhereTech makes patented smart pill bottles that track and improve medication adherence in real time.
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But the Koch brothers have one crucial trait that David Brock lacks—an adherence to coherent ideological goals.
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Nathan Sharon, a pioneer researcher in bacterial adherence, did the same with mannose and other sugars in 2006.
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This will often include securing adherence to life-saving medication regimens that can cure or manage the illness.
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Some critics argue that a law based on such a system would encourage better adherence to the rules.
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Is an adherence to free market principles, that we know leads to prosperity, too abstract to become attractive?
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Exhaustive evidence suggests that adherence to a Mediterranean diet can have prolonged benefits on cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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The near-total adherence to party lines will assuage the chief concern among party leaders on both sides.
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The kit also includes reward functions for collision avoidance, minimizing destination distance, and maximizing adherence to the road.
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The Flanagan kind of feminism — a ruthless adherence to goals — rarely makes for interesting stories in the moment.
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Lead researcher Kayo Kurotani focused on adherence to these guidelines and sought to understand its link with mortality.
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The cosmetics trade group adopted a standard of "zero tolerance" for asbestos in talc, but adherence is voluntary.
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Even medication adherence — the process measure that might influence these outcomes — was no different between the two groups.
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A big issue was adherence; people were often bad at actually wearing masks, which, unsurprisingly, diminished their effectiveness.
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The prominence of the Freedom Caucus and its ilk is only guaranteed by adherence to this very rule.
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Perhaps it's time to add a dimension to the Navy's adherence to accountability: the need to be candid.
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Lack of adherence to accepted professional guidelines could put both pets and human beings at risk, Mani concluded.
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If they do, they are thanked and told where they stand in an "adherence contest" against other patients.
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That's part of why employees like Bennett feel confident that fastidious adherence to NRC guidance equates to safety.
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All of the studies measured women's' adherence to national dietary guidelines, not international guidelines, the study authors note.
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Adherence among a group of non-OPEC exporters that also agreed to limit output stood at 67 percent.
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The system increased adherence to the treatment plan, which was related to positive outcomes, according to the results.
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Indeed, Pirro stated that adherence to Islamic law in instances such as dress is "antithetical" to the Constitution.
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Or, are comfortable employing violence and fascist tactics against those whose violence and adherence to fascism you decry.
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This sort of patriotic adherence to genre is something that Mr. Ratliff believes is on the way out, historically.
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Schey noted that Judge Gee had even appointed an independent monitor this summer to scrutinize DHS's adherence to Flores.
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The device sorts and dispenses medication, reminds users to take it and provides real-time and historical adherence data.
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It's clear that President Trump wants to transform the Supreme Court and shift it towards adherence to the Constitution.
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In March, Romney delivered a blistering anti-Trump speech, attacking the candidate's temperament, proposals, and adherence to the truth.
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How dare he question a judge's responsibility, a judge's adherence to the Constitution, because he is of Mexican descent?
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The practical benefits of adherence to Iran are, however, being tempered with a degree of Iraqi (and Arab) nationalism.
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But we wish to reiterate that the financing was completed with strict adherence to the regulations applicable to embargoes.
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They characterize this as adherence to the Phillips curve, which is associated in many peoples' minds with Keynesian thinking.
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Men and women have different anxieties about the virus, which shape their approaches to testing and adherence to ART.
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Three months into that last OPEC cut, Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies showed the highest level of adherence.
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The secretary reiterated several times the deal was dependent on the adherence of all parties, both regime and opposition.
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He'd love to see research dollars be spent instead on studying how to improve adherence to different eating strategies.
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Treatment adherence for an HIV patient means taking from three to six or more different medications daily without fail.
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Why doesn't every pharmaceutical company that sells a statin have a behavior change program aimed at improving medication adherence?
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The most effective tool known to improve medication adherence is education by a healthcare professional—more than one, usually.
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Though the fund likes to hold for three to five years, adherence to any strategy can hurt a fund.
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Again and again, the President has reiterated that his adherence to due process and rule of law is uncompromising.
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Kalichman's research points to the need to create "well tailored treatment and adherence strategies" designed specifically for transgender people.
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Talking about getting rid of Ryan for his alleged ineffectiveness and insufficient adherence to conservative principles is one thing.
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At the outset, monthly adherence averaged about 70 percent for all the patients and all three types of medication.
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When diets are prescribed, adherence is likely to diminish over the long term despite self-reports to the contrary.
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"Each was an example of fear for our safety overriding our dedication and adherence to our principles," he said.
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What sets us apart from such enemies are our values, our fundamental beliefs, our adherence to rule of law.
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When it comes to our families' health, adherence to standards that help protect patient safety should never be optional.
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Most presidents renominate the sitting Fed chair upon taking office, though Trump has shown little adherence to presidential custom.
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The safety of our democratic institutions is not fully guaranteed by adherence to the letter of our founding documents.
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It pits the safety of one's citizens against the nation's adherence to the rule of law and international agreements.
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But meticulous adherence to the TSA's standard of practice will mean lines that back up to the ticketing counters.
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" Although the federal government's Election Assistance Commission establishes standards for voting machines, adherence to these standards is "strictly voluntary.
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Meanwhile, our continued adherence would be tied to a commitment by Iran and our partners to accept new terms.
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Should adherence to the prevailing political ideology of a given environment be requisite for addressing members of that community?
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"Government-imposed restrictions" reflect political leadership; individual "adherence to social distancing" is the part that's on each of us.
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An uncompromising adherence to the truth is an admirable spiritual practice, but it is not a winning political strategy.
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A strict adherence to protocol may have hobbled responders from immediately determining that it was a doll, he said.
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Studies indicate that non-adherence adds between $100 billion and $289 billion to America's health care spending each year.
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Adherence to medications is crucial in tuberculosis, because patients who miss too many pills often develop drug-resistant strains.
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And it's okay to address your son's worries with a gentle, firm, loving and consistent adherence to this message.
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Auditors will examine the EPA's "adherence to policies, procedures and oversight controls" related to Pruitt's travel, the notification said.
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Technically, perhaps not, though slavish adherence to the framers' understanding has by no means always limited modern constitutional interpretation.
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WarnerMedia reserves the right to take any actions it deems appropriate to monitor and promote adherence to the Guidelines.
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The display was intended to underscore Russia's "increased transparency and our adherence to the I.N.F. Treaty," said Lt. Gen.
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But adherence to the DASH diet, which does not consider alcohol consumption, was not associated with cognitive test scores.
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If gender identity is unprovable and adherence to sexist stereotypes is unacceptable, then on what can we base our claims?
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," he said.
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," Duterte said.
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"To maintain weight loss, there must be continued adherence to a low-calorie diet and high physical activity," Wing said.
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"Based on this study's findings, providing these prompts on weekends may improve adherence to self-monitoring recommendations," wrote the researchers.
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And who better to restore the EPA's adherence to the law than a man who has beaten it in court?
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The panel of experts will consider each bouquet for its creativity, presentation, originality, and adherence to the Valentine's Day theme.
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Many evangelicals and supporters of the vice president were quick to defend his adherence to the rule on social media.
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The lesson from the Syria episode is not that more faithful adherence is the way to go in foreign policy.
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It is Suman and Nirmali's adherence to these rules that underlines the depraved overtures of the Assamese filmmaker's sophomore outing.
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Maniacal adherence to nearly indecipherable rules by aging men in heated booths causes mistakes to run in slow-motion loops.
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"I'm very sorry for who I've hurt through my misguided adherence to Keith Raniere's teachings," she said, according to Vulture.
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His conduct after pleading guilty "reflects a hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse," the special counsel said.
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Committee Chairman Mike Crapo asked what this would mean for the Libra Association and Calibra's adherence to US financial regulations.
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The one core value that hasn't been changed is "Respect for the Law," which emphasizes adherence to the U.S. Constitution.
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Holness criticized the government's adherence to austerity but refrained from sharp rhetoric against the IMF plan on the campaign trail.
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What we should not do is be overly headstrong in focusing on and demanding adherence to arbitrarily-set electoral timetables.
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While at the same time your adherence to the discipline of music inverts imposed violent discipline and creates virtuosic autonomy.
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Regulators, too, have a right to question Wells Fargo's adherence to basic banking regulations, including audit, risk and compliance protocols.
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Adherence to therapy and lack of health interventions are major reasons why patients' health often deteriorates rapidly after a diagnosis.
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This performance, however, is nothing but a tragedy for those who believe in adherence to the text of the Constitution.
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Still, others said the strict adherence to campaign finance laws was a positive contrast to places like the United States.
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"With respect to Posse Comitatus, everything we are doing is in line with and adherence to Posse Comitatus," he said.
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At least two military attorneys doubted that the rulings would have much impact on troops adherence to rules of engagement.
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While the measures might appeal to voters, EU officials are keeping a close eye on Italy's adherence to deficit rules.
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It also found that improving medication adherence and persistency, and reducing inappropriate utilization, are the top goals for managing medications.
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The most sparse of all its subsets, samba canção prioritized melody and harmony over a rigid adherence to danceable grooves.
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Unfortunately, they often lack the teeth to hold countries accountable and enforce adherence to the lofty goals they set forth.
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A consequence of analytic thinking is that its adherence to rule-based reasoning breeds a type of hyper-rational mindset.
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In this situation, adherence to constitutional principles of limited and accountable government can advance the cause of global human rights.
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In adherence to the reactionary religious ideology it embraces, the government has allowed the prophet's house to fall into decrepitude.
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"Creating a space in your home/backyard that is dedicated to exercise is critical to workout adherence," Froerer told Vox.
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"Adherence to the quota no longer seems to be a priority," said Herman Wang, a senior oil writer at Platts.
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On one side are the traditionalists, who insist that abuse can be prevented only by tighter adherence to church doctrine.
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" David Hymson, who wins for best adherence to the philosophy of K.I.S.S.: Mine is succinct: "Back on Tuesday, September 12.
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Other religious institutions, like mosques, have began closing their doors around the world in adherence to local and national regulations.
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"The Force will maintain quality over quantity with the right leaders that demonstrate adherence to the highest standards," Green said.
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In Poland recently, Mr. Trump reaffirmed adherence to the mutual defense obligations enshrined in Article 5 of the NATO agreement.
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In this CCTV clip, a news announcer dryly narrates the parade, commenting on its "originality" and adherence to Soviet style.
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Hinge wants to reverse this through the use of technology and better data, with a focus on improving treatment adherence.
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Lam's cabinet and a lawmaker who leads a pro-Beijing political party that supports strict adherence to law and order.
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Weak Corporate Governance: Eurotorg's lack of adherence to best corporate governance practices is a weakness for the company's credit profile.
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Awareness of roadway risks, as well as adherence to traffic safety laws, go a long way toward keeping everyone safer.
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The 1.8-member OPEC cartel has also boasted better adherence to output limits than in the past, according to analysts.
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She said it was, but added that Iranian leaders were considering steps that would "lessen their adherence" to the agreement.
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In San Francisco, at least, he hasn't worried about drug adherence among those who are willing and able to take it.
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"Also, there's the opportunity for non-adherence — people forget, or don't take their dose, which leaves them vulnerable again," he said.
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For the most hardcore anti-smoking advocates of the 2000s, it was often a puritanical adherence to cold turkey or nothing.
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That adherence has limited the fallout so far, by signaling Trump's understanding of the limits of presidential power under the Constitution.
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It marks a departure from the Obama administration's strict adherence to WTO compliance in its challenges to unfair foreign trade practices.
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Strict adherence to "proven principles of genetic selection" sounds all fine and well, but some breeders won't like what that entails.
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She also remarked on the high levels of acceptance and adherence reported by both participants and physiotherapists involved in the study.
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While Dunk isn't the best fighter or the smartest knight around, his main character traits are loyalty and adherence to justice.
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Their adherence to norms is unlikely to be rewarded, any more than Trump's destruction of norms prevented his victory in 2016.
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And anything that touches on core banking abroad will require local incorporation and adherence to local regulations—headwinds against global expansion.
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It's clear that Facebook's adherence to a rules-based, reactive formula for assessing speech sets few if any meaningful moral standards.
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In essence, the rebels allowed Al-Qaeda back into the mainstream opposition by their own adherence to previous cease-fire agreements.
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OPEC did not publish a compliance number, but OPEC figures seen by Reuters on Tuesday also put adherence at 104 percent.
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Improving medication adherence for diabetes patients alone could prevent $4 billion in Medicare spending per year, according to consultancy IMS Health.
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One survivor, Bolivian flight technician Erwin Tumiri, said he only saved himself by strict adherence to security procedure, while others panicked.
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The truth is determined by its adherence to known facts, not by whether or not you think you are telling it.
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"Adherence to the Party's leadership is essential to the development of higher education in the country", Xinhua cited Xi as saying.
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In his Thursday op-ed, McCain called for regular order -- adherence to the precedents and rules that guide the legislative process.
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The new rules plainly distinguish between marketing, which does not require adherence to a fiduciary duty, and giving advice, which does.
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Adherence to a metaphorical framework has become controversial in today's secular world as demonstrators in the Alfie Evans matter would attest.
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Arizona was one of the early adopters of this strategy with a 2012 law that required adherence to the F.D.A. label.
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It will also have "a more faithful adherence to the local vernacular" than Poundbury, says Ben Murphy, the Duchy's estate director.
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We already know what this takes: Abroad, competing means building interest-based coalitions that reinforce global adherence to market-economy rules.
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Among NIH's research, it will evaluate improving opioid overdose reversal medications and ways to reformulate existing treatments to help improve adherence.
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Multiple studies have found that restricting access to prescription drugs leads to poor adherence, which actually increases Medicaid costs over time.
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In no way should Justice Thomas' conservative principles and strict adherence to the Constitution provide reason to remove him from history.
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"How dare he question a judge's responsibility, a judge's adherence to the Constitution, because he is of Mexican descent?" she says.
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Traditional conservatives are for lower tax rates, reforming government run welfare programs, strict adherence to the Constitution, and conservative social policies.
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The adherence to fiscal discipline, with emphasis on growth and development, increasing infrastructure spending... are key elements of this year's budget.
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The idea that Communist thinking required top-down adherence to orthodoxy, rather than free exploration, was key to U.S. psychological warfare.
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Amongst a broad expanse of diverse styles and subgenres, each samba composition is united in its adherence to 21973/21976 meter.
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The boxer was placed in a cloth-covered coffin made of fiberboard and cardboard, in keeping with an adherence to simplicity.
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Utah voters still prize candidates' adherence to conservative morals, they hate Trump's tweets, and to them, Romney is "royalty," he said.
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An important point of differentiation is that Echo is not a pharmacy — our goal is to improve medication adherence through technology.
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But his steadfast adherence to the four tenets has helped Salesforce consistently rank high on top workplace and employee-satisfaction surveys.
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Critically, the plan – and wider strategy – must demonstrate an understanding of the role that religion plays in motivating adherence to ISIS.
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" At the end of the day, LSU said, enforcement of the school's rules "depends on individuals' adherence to those safety policies.
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The lack of public adherence to health and safety requests led his state to impose a week-long lockdown on Monday.
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In their analysis, the researchers adjusted for diabetes and obesity, as well as for physical activity and patterns of medication adherence.
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It is the adherence to law in wartime that defines us as Americans and keeps civilians and our own troops safe.
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Mair's apparent adherence to extremist ideology has also stoked the debate about how the media classifies so-called "lone wolf" attackers.
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Adherence to those rules was imperative, so as not to spread the virus to his wife -- who has an autoimmune condition.
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This adherence to the prototypical image of the macho strongman is made all the more intense for the company he keeps.
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Have you seen any Fox News segments about email protocol adherence or Freedom of Information Act compliance in the Trump administration?
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I know of no credible political scientist who believes this, and Peterson's adherence to the notion can lead to bizarre outbursts.
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Your state or local government may have the power to enforce adherence to any of these — perhaps even with law enforcement.
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"Maximal compliance with drug therapy doesn't keep congestive heart failure patients out of the hospital without dietary adherence," Dr. Hussain said.
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"Naval Special Warfare insists on a culture where ethical adherence is equally important to tactical proficiency," she said in a statement.
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The adherence to market principles by Perry and his fellow Texas policymakers has paid off for consumers in a big way.
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Its CDs skirted legality—adherence to copyright would have made releasing many of the recordings, full of unknown performers, practically impossible.
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At Saudi insistence, the agreement between Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela and Qatar, was conditional on adherence by other major oil producers.
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If an executive privilege case reaches the Supreme Court, it will test the court's apolitical adherence to its own precedent. 4.
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But adherence to the aphorism isn't any consolation for the struggling bureau and doesn't remove the tarnish from its damaged reputation.
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Sunday's announcement left unclear whether Tehran intends to obey that heightened scrutiny or will lower its adherence to the standard level.
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"We will continue to lead in strict adherence to (party) legality and our statute," she said on a video on Twitter.
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"Adherence to dietary guidelines that include such modifications could potentially reduce risk of chronic disease even further, especially CHD and diabetes."
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The results found a "statistically significant increase" in adherence to abstinence from alcohol, cocaine, marijuana and stimulants, according to the FDA.
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"Peru's adherence to its constitution during this transition reflects its strength as a resilient democracy," said State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert.
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And if so, how can they do it within the rules — and more importantly, in adherence with the expectations of consumers?
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But these values are, for the most part, not written into law — and adherence to values is not enforceable in court.
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Evidence suggested patchy adherence to last month's strike, and its impact on one of Africa's largest economies was difficult to calculate.
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Adherence to fundamentalist dress codes is closely supervised with sometimes lethal punishment meted out to those who fall out of line.
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Proud and free diversity of beliefs is what makes a people strong and healthy, not monolithic adherence to a single dogma.
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The discrepancy, according to the secretary of State's office, was due to a mistake in adherence to specific dates of inactivity.
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"Fruit and vegetable consumption may be a piece of the puzzle to maintaining cognitive health and should be viewed in conjunction with other behaviors believed to support cognitive health, such as overall adherence to a Mediterranean diet, physical activity, healthy sleep, medication adherence, nonsmoking, mental stimulation and education," Gardener, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Amid growing evidence of good adherence and successful prevention, the foundation softened its stance in 2015 to seek "common ground" on PrEP.
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In the conservative imagination, failures to achieve policy gains are always the fault of perfidy and insufficiently rigorous adherence to the dogma.
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"I was most impressed by the significant reduction in the receptor negative breast cancer with adherence to the Mediterranean diet," Pruthi said.
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What it also reveals is Trump's consistent adherence to his unfortunate campaign platform: America as unwelcoming: anti-Muslim, anti-refugee, anti-immigrant.
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With a mystery as popular and iconic as the Miller disappearance, there will always be conspiracy theories and adherence to other theories.
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It said China supported the North's adherence to "the direction of denuclearization" on the peninsula and the improvement of inter-Korean relations.
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And admittedly that's curious, considering her sometimes very close adherence to pop tropes, shared by other alt-pop acts like Rina Sawayama.
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It said it would use adherence to the code as a guide to whether it judged financial firms to be well-run.
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Tough libel laws would have tamed newspapers and the curriculum of all the schools would have emphasized strict adherence to federal leadership.
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It's an unmistakable comment on the nation's all-consuming adherence to capitalism, even when it comes at the cost of personal liberties.
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The researchers' goal was to identify high-performing products that are affordable and popular, in order to encourage adherence to sunscreen use.
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From its unusually chipper employees to a steadfast adherence to religious values (it's famously closed on Sundays), the chain seems almost... humble.
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During those two years, the office examined 500 registrations and determined that half were not being used in adherence to the law.
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The document represents a departure from the Obama administration's strict adherence to WTO compliance in its challenges to unfair foreign trade practices.
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At this stage, our thinking is that there is unlikely to be a single adherence mechanism but rather a suite of mechanisms.
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Building credit often requires adherence to unknown rules, such as rewarding "piggybacking" off of others' credit — a structure that perpetuates economic inequality.
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But a blind adherence to ESG criteria, Mr Robertson argues, could skew capital flows towards the most privileged parts of the world.
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The New York congregation protested that a sale would violate the terms of the lease agreement, which required adherence to Sephardic practices.
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"Practically speaking, when the rate of muscle gain is considered, performance and adherence will trump the 'perfect plan' every time," Kashey says.
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In spite of that increasing cooperation, the senators suggested that voluntary adherence to Congressional guidelines would be an uneven solution at best.
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George H.W. Bush's first year received high marks for adherence to campaign promises, as well as his ending of the Cold War.
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Among all respondents, levels of active adherence to Catholicism seemed to diminish dramatically with age, while the practice of Islam increased correspondingly.
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His force of reasoning, his adherence to principle, and his remarkable prose, all produced opinions that will live forever in American law.
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Alternatively, Ryan could try to indulge Trump's corruption and racism and authoritarianism in exchange for gaining Trump's adherence to Ryan's policy agenda.
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The financial crisis showed how a slavish adherence to modelling can spectacularly blow up in real-life markets, either immediately or eventually.
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Smart Contracts expand the ways in which individuals can contribute to development, while ensuring complete transparency and strict adherence to contract boundaries.
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The Department of Justice has a long and distinguished history of independence from the president, and adherence to the rule of law.
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"Several cases here, it appears APT32 was conducting intrusions to investigate the victims' operations and assess their adherence to regulations," Carr said.
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Analysts including those at the International Energy Agency have put adherence in 2017 even higher, with the IEA calling it a record.
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Foreign reaction to any strikes is also quite important, but that's not the same thing as rigid adherence to the UN Charter.
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If his wine has received any attention, he says, it's because of his strict adherence to the minimal intervention of natural winemaking.
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During the first three months after a pharmacy closed, however, its customers' adherence to their medications dropped by about 6 percentage points.
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Maloney allowed Pitts's amendment to pass by voice vote, saying that he had no objection to simply stating adherence to the Constitution.
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But Sempre is unique, Mathur says, because it works with health insurance to provide discounts and aims at improving medication adherence, too.
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The FBI was founded in 1908, and owes much of its rich culture and rigid adherence to protocol to J. Edgar Hoover.
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"The message that Donald Trump's putting out has had adherence a lot of times during the course of our history," Obama said.
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It said China supported the North's adherence to "the direction of denuclearization" on the peninsula and the improvement of inter-Korean relations.
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"This matters for patients because out-of-pocket costs can cause financial hardship and potentially decrease medication adherence," Callaghan said by email.
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Moreover, those cutbacks were more related to improved relations between Russia and the United States after the Cold War than treaty adherence.
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Reasons for the eviction are then evaluated, a plan for needed services is developed, and adherence to the recommended plan is monitored.
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But extra Libyan and Nigerian production, and slipping adherence in some countries, prompted output to rise to a 2017 high last month.
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That hesitancy is consistent with the company's longstanding ethos of extreme control, protectiveness over its creative properties, and adherence to family-friendliness.
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Iodine co-founder Thomas Goetz demonstrated how this might work on his Start app with a built-in drug adherence feedback loop.
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In fact, it is medication non-adherence — patients' failure to take prescribed medication — that is the major problem facing our healthcare system.
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Trump determined that a major address would help underscore the document's adherence to his campaign promises of protecting American interests, aides said.
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A crucial measure of its success or failure will be its adherence to constitutional process on a correct understanding of institutional responsibility.
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Both cities once prided themselves on their adherence to the rule of law and the low level of violence on the streets.
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The study also evaluated its subjects' physical-activity level, diet, body mass index, perceived stress, alcohol consumption, medication adherence and blood pressure.
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With fear of side effects a common deterrent to adherence, doctors should inform patients about likely side effects when issuing a prescription.
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After successive rollbacks in adherence to the deal's parameters over the past year in response to the sanctions, Iran announced on Jan.
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What socialism actually means to millennials is in flux — more a falling out with capitalism than an adherence to one specific platform.
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Sometimes, the results were mixed — not unexpected, coming off baseball's longstanding adherence to traditional aesthetics — but that was just fine by me.
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Al-Mazrouei said the adherence to the agreement had been a positive sign of collaboration between the group and non-OPEC producers.
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The real implication is that rigid adherence to extreme expression of a few select masculine norms is related to poorer health outcomes.
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At six months after their discharge from the hospital, 58.9 percent of them were still taking the medicine with high adherence rates.
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"Automatic adherence to global standards" will no longer be a given, said Karen Shaw Petrou, a managing partner at Federal Financial Analytics.
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She arrived 40 years ago from Argentina and told Hyperallergic that she has never been treated differently because of her political adherence.
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A committee set up to monitor participating countries' adherence to the deal found compliance at 83 percent in January, according to OPEC sources.
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Apple's slavish adherence to the multi-colored activity circles means I never know, at least at a glance, exactly what goal I've achieved.
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Kingship as an institution is much more than a ceremony hence the kingdom's strict and largely uncompromising adherence to ancient customs and traditions.
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"You compared in your briefs a Catholic family's adherence to the teaching of their church to the activities of the KKK," Hawley said.
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We must have a court that errs on the side of personal liberty, the rule of law, and strict adherence to the Constitution.
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The FTSE 100 company, which tests anything from oil to children's toys to check their adherence to regulatory standards, said revenue from Jan.
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Islamism is a political and theocratic philosophy that commands its adherence to wage violent jihad, to murder or to forcibly convert all infidels.
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His Instagram account has 300,000 followers, and it showcases his feats of physical fitness, adherence to the Paleo diet, and appreciation for firearms.
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Business operations, for instance, require an intensely methodical approach, strict organizational skills, adherence to certain protocols and attention to the most minute details.
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A cloud-based multi-modal communication hub captured remote sensing data, enabled on-call clinician access, drove pharmaceutical adherence and provided patient education.
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The first one is that a belief or adherence to feminism means that women will only ever have good feelings about one another.
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The panel, which met at OPEC's Vienna headquarters, is the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) established in January to monitor adherence to supply cuts.
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Along with its Apple Watch subsidy, Aetna will develop iOS apps around medical care, medical billing, Aetna insurance plans and adherence to medication.
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Male beards and female headscarves are treated as evidence of adherence to Salafism, a purist form of Islam that is outlawed in Tajikistan.
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While compliance has been strong on the back of a steep reduction by Saudi Arabia, other members, including Venezuela, have shown weaker adherence.
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But there's also a problem of adherence—as much as 30 percent of people can't stick to the needed daily regimen of ART.
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Fitch will strictly monitor adherence to the city's plan of improving the collection rate towards 90% and keeping payables and receivables under control.
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Another concern is whether it is permissible for scholars to validate sukuk whose terms allow future amendments without proper adherence to sharia rulings.
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Curiously, public speculation about the particular confession of faith or adherence of Neil Gorsuch seems to have entirely forgotten about this constitutional mandate.
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Instead they advocate to change the outcomes and, once in power, will no doubt demand adherence to the same process they once thwarted.
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Adherence to the text of the document seems to be a forgotten value when it would take politicians to uncomfortable or inconvenient places.
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Patients with schizophrenia have among the lowest adherence rate, with only 50% taking their medications as instructed in some studies, per Bright Quest.
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At a minimum, the F.C.C. should require Google to commit to search neutrality, transparency, adherence to privacy standards and restrictions on anticompetitive bundling.
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It says that it doesn't send data to China, and that its California moderation team reviews content for adherence to United States policies.
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The researchers tracked monthly medication adherence, calculated as the proportion of days for which the patient had a supply of medicine to take.
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It states that members of the federal parliament must not be "under any acknowledgment of allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power".
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But with these empty legislative gestures, Democratic Party elders have shown that their fabled adherence to realism and pragmatism is itself deeply unserious.
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But let's not pretend that Strzok's piety, his professed adherence to FBI guidelines and fealty to the Constitution, were all the "there" there.
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My intention here is to deconstruct this incendiary device, for its effectiveness and adherence to standards on a rubric of my own making.
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A Gallup poll last fall found that a solid majority of voters in both parties favored compromise over strict adherence to ideological principle.
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These moments are opportunities to connect with patients and are invaluable in helping with medication adherence, monitoring of progress, and managing of health.
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Our Constitution, our laws, our treaty obligations and our jurisprudence all demand adherence to the law as the foundation for all government action.
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Holmes also now infamously played the part with her almost monastic adherence to the all-black wardrobe, an overt nod to Steve Jobs.
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Adherence by producers in the deal rose to 162 percent of agreed cuts from a revised 161 percent in March, the survey found.
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Later, her daily routines — and Mr. Lelio's adherence to the conventions of realism — will be disrupted by moments of fantastical spectacle and surreality.
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That means recognizing that there is something larger than party labels, and that is our adherence to laws and the pursuit of truth.
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A Brigaid chef in each district oversees the school staff there, along with recipe development and adherence to food safety and sanitation standards.
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Shortly after Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Bannon exulted when the president-elect threw in doubt America's adherence to the "One China" policy.
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Where Nakashima ran his studio with dictatorial control, Mira says, requiring strict adherence to his vision, her home reveals a more generous approach.
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The horror shocked the world (and gave rise to a lasting expression for blind adherence to a perilous idea: drinking the Kool-Aid).
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The pact offered international recognition of its territorial gains following World War II, but it also demanded adherence to international human rights norms.
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Higher adherence to the diet also reduced the rate of bone loss in people with osteoporosis and improved blood pressure and arterial stiffness.
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The Pennsylvania Dutch first settled in the area in 1709, after fleeing persecution in Europe for their adherence to Anabaptism, a Protestant movement.
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He raised the threat of China's influence over foreign businesses by dangling its giant market in exchange for adherence to its political values.
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Mr. Sachs recalled a woman with "an incredibly powerful musical conviction," who composed with a loose adherence to Schoenbergian technique, contemporary yet transparent.
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One secret to Amazon's success is its relentless adherence to a set of principles that has proven to work across many different industries.
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One thing that makes some of the greatest novels so compelling is adherence to reality, and the same goes for a good plan.
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I am about playing the game in the correct fashion, he said, which is to say with rigid adherence to the triangle offense.
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The United Nations reports annually on adherence to sanctions and has flagged that North Korea helped Syria to build an undeclared nuclear reactor.
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Judge Gorsuch's defenders have accused Democrats of cherry-picking, arguing that his adherence to the law does not suggest a lack of compassion.
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I was especially taken with the contrast between his obsessive need for control and adherence to ritual and his behavior on the court.
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The judge's defenders accuse the Democrats of cherry-picking and say his adherence to the law does not indicate a lack of compassion.
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"Stare decisis is neither an 'inexorable command' nor 'a mechanical formula of adherence to the latest decision,' especially in constitutional cases," he wrote.
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The study, in Neurology, ranked 2,621 people on their degree of adherence to three different diets considered to be good for the heart.
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Dr. William Shrank, chief medical officer at the University of Pittsburgh Health Plan, said that when Aetna offered free medications to patients who survived a heart attack, adherence improved by 6 percent and there were 11 percent fewer heart attacks and strokes, compared with patients who paid for their medications and had an adherence rate of slightly better than 50 percent.
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Their adherence to uncompromising sectarian dogma is clearly the origin of their opposition to L.G.B.T. rights, abortion and the scientific fact of global warming.
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A 2007 editorial in JAMA Dermatology acknowledged the difficulty in precisely assessing the connection between mind and skin because of confounding factors like adherence.
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On Wednesday Iran declared it would ease its adherence to the international nuclear pact that constrains its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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The organization has long drawn flak for its adherence to the "Asean way," which entails decision-making by consensus and a non-interventionist approach.
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Among its Japanese devotees is Toshio Hosokawa, a composer who combines a successful avant-garde career in Europe with loyal adherence to his roots.
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Beyond its adherence to the obvious, tried-and-true method of "a familiar thing but everyone's hot now," how did Riverdale get so popular?
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People without adherence to any religion are the fastest-growing segment of the US population, beating Catholics and evangelicals according to the latest survey.
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These values imply our adherence not only to liberty and individual freedom, but also to international peace, law and order, and constructive social purpose.
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Particularly in the post-Lemonade era, Houston's adherence to an earlier, less outspokenly political form of pop universality has come to seem old-fashioned.
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Because the most maddening misconception about fashion is that it is about strict adherence to a code — that fashion limits, prescribes, and confines us.
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Their cultures vary, ranging from Salesforce's stated adherence to "mindfulness" and its CEO's encouragement to meditate, to Amazon's more lean-mean-fighting-machine model.
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More than 1,200 staff had been questioned about their adherence to the bank's code of conduct as part of the internal probe, he said.
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At the time the company said, "you can still count on absolutely no ads interrupting your communication," in adherence to the service's original principles.
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He was, however, asked about his adherence to the church's Law of Chastity -- the standard prohibiting premarital sex and homosexual relations of any kind.
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Many people say the best measure of adherence to this virtue is whether a son takes good care of his parents in old age.
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Pun told Reuters in March that it was his adherence to good business practices that had kept the project from moving forward on schedule.
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Hadassa and Ze'ev were raised in Baltimore's Orthodox community — a branch of Judaism marked by its rigorous adherence to the laws of the Torah.
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That will be met with a strong opposition from the EU Commission and euro area countries demanding strict adherence to euro area budget rules.
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The company has not yet explained how it plans to verify domain holders' adherence to their pledges and punish them for possible non-conformance.
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"This 'cost-related non-adherence' can lead to poorly controlled blood sugar levels and blood pressure levels that contribute to diabetes complications," she said.
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Neugut is working now to see if text reminders may increase adherence to hormone therapy, but those results won't be published for several months.
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The report notes that a common thread linking many terrorists was adherence to violent extremist ideology encouraged by a fundamentalist strain of Sunni Islam.
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OPEC has managed record-high adherence to its supply cutting deal this year and is considering extending the deal beyond its March 2018 expiry.
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Depression impacts quality of life and has been associated with missed appointments and lower adherence to recommended therapies, which could impact morality, Sullivan noted.
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The Philippines and Vietnam were incensed, China much less so: it appreciates Mr Ma's adherence to the fiction that there is but "one China".
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According to MAMA, the results have shown higher rates of exclusive breastfeeding, delivery in clinics and adherence to pre and post-natal care visits.
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Adherence and comply with treatments laid out Finally, it is not enough to just diagnose a disease and identify appropriate prevention and treatment strategies.
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Or it can take the form of prioritizing advertising revenue over the protection of a user's confidential information and strict adherence to the law.
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Starting from scratch, Dalio was able to create the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, through a strict adherence to principles and investment philosophies.
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A strict adherence to Westphalian sovereignty, a concept developed in a non-globalized world, is a naïve aspiration that can no longer be achieved.
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The country is deeply religious, split almost evenly between Christians and Muslims, and a woman's standing is tied to her adherence to sexual mores.
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Republicans, he told me, had abdicated their adherence to the rule of law and this nation's system of governance to line up behind Trump.
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Once researchers accounted for costs and other factors that can influence drug adherence, they didn't find meaningful differences between white, black and Hispanic women.
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One reason is that France's vision of citizenship, which strongly insists on adherence to a few exalted political values, has seriously eroded over time.
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It's setting up a future where ESG adherence could make a crucial difference to a corporation's future, and also investor portfolios across the market.
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"This is a poor idea because adherence to a simple rule would undoubtedly lead to significant policy errors," Dudley said of the latter bill.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers including Russia continued their strong adherence to supply cuts, according to a Reuters survey.
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"Adherence suggests the app was acceptable, and the reduction in pain over time was clinically meaningful with few side effects," Smith said by email.
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But without funding sources or legislation to incentivize adherence to minimum standards, these improvements have all been voluntary, and haven't been consistent or ensured.
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An Army captain, a Sikh, had sued the Defense Department, seeking the right to wear a turban and beard in adherence with his faith.
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"Buffet's oeuvre stayed consistent to his intense, linear black outlines, elongated gaunt figures, barren landscapes and an adherence to figurative painting," the gallery explains.
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I am very sorry to my family and to the good people I hurt through my misguided adherence to [NXIVM leader] Keith Raniere's teachings.
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But his supporters love him all the more for his brazen adherence to the integrity of his "brand" over minor details like the truth.
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His plan to "cancel" America's adherence to the Paris climate agreement and accelerate fossil fuel production threatens to destroy global momentum on climate change.
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As she learned more, Ms. Pulwer became intrigued by the community's adherence to biblical precepts that strictly delimit the roles of men and women.
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His button-down, by-the-rule-book adherence to institutionalism, so vaunted by many, may actually be fomenting a pandemic erosion of institutional trust.
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Additionally, as Binder stated, much of the adherence to these committee rules are based on a mutual agreement between lawmakers in the two parties.
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"Fire and Fury," which portrayed a president with a strained relationship to the truth, raised questions about Mr. Wolff's own adherence to the facts.
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"Adherence to the One China policy is the political bedrock for development of [bilateral] relations," Geng Shuang, a foreign ministry spokesperson, said on Monday.
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Some theorized that the assailant was a career criminal who might have used the guise of adherence to Islamist extremism to justify the attack.
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More importantly, the rate of medical non-adherence was three fold higher among the younger population as compared to elderly individuals covered by Medicare.
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"We plan to use these meetings to remind all countries of their obligations and adherence of U.N. Security Council Resolutions," the unnamed official said.
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Pruitt's resignation came after months of scandals over adherence to ethics and spending rules and allegations that he used his office for personal gain.
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He said the EU could be flexible in some areas, including fiscal policy, but that adherence to the rule of law was not negotiable.
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The document itself also says that following its instructions is required: "Strict adherence to all the requirements in this document is mandatory," it reads.
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The CyberPeace Institute will work to coordinate recovery efforts for victims after a cyberattack and promote adherence to international rules and norms in cyberspace.
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Strict adherence to airline procedure would have meant circling around for another try, but violations were commonplace at the busy runway, investigators later determined.
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Satellites are there to provide early warning of nuclear attack, coordinate missile interceptors and keep watch on other powers' adherence to arms control treaties.
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American adherence to that goal has become an exercise in mental laziness allowing leaders to do their worst behind the "peace process" fig leaf.
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Even when the laws of war fail an individual, we must insist on their value and continue to work to advance adherence to them.
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Medication adherence – the practice of ensuring patients take their drugs as prescribed – isn't exactly the hot topic du jour in today's health care debate.
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Senate aides said they thought this measure - focused on adherence to an agreement reached by Trump's Commerce Department - would get support from congressional leadership.
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The Islamic State's extreme interpretation — even by Taliban standards — of Sunni Islam and its close adherence to the Wahhabi-Salafist tradition also create tensions.
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The rail project has been challenged on other legal grounds as well, including its adherence to the terms of a bond issue financing it.
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Depression is also associated with medical non-adherence, meaning, for example, a patient may skip a chemotherapy treatment or forget to take her medications.
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Mia lives in a private community of clone houses that are painted in strict adherence to the homeowner association's code of cream-tone exteriors.
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A deft curatorial decision made by photographers and co-curators Margaret Sartor and Alex Harris was a not-too-strict adherence to historical production.
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Adherence to conspiracy theory might not always be the result of some perceived lack of control, but rather a deep-seated need for uniqueness.
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WIMBLEDON, the third installment of tennis's grand-slam calendar, is known for its pristine grass courts, adherence to tradition and near-deification of past greats.
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If there's one thing Italians take seriously, it's adherence to traditional pasta recipes, and we'll be damned if we let cream anywhere near our carbonara.
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In the US, where rates of HIV treatment adherence are generally worse, HIV and smoking are about equal in terms of (indirect) causes of death.
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Loyal fans will feast on the adaptation's adherence to the text, while first-time audience members may struggle to sink their teeth into the narrative.
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A big focus for the companies will be medication adherence, which costs the U.S. health care system some $100 billion to $289 billion a year.
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Well, AiCure, a New York-based startup, has raised $12.25 million in new financing for its app that monitors patients adherence to their prescribed treatments.
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These technologies come with the intention of solving a major problem in early diagnosis and preventative care: adherence to frequent and regular testing of vitals.
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"'Disturbia' will never be accused of undue originality, but its adherence to genre conventions works in its favor," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Technologies for tracking medication adherence include smart pill bottles that detect when a patient opens the container and even how much medication is taken out.
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Encouraging LPs to require harassment policies and adherence to these policies is an important facet of creating a structure that breeds results, not just talk.
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Much of Luna's case rests on his adherence to the Texas Utilities Code and whether or not he did, in fact, properly mark his cables.
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It is important to note that the word "Hours" in the Book of Hours signifies a strict adherence to the rule of the liturgical hour.
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The key to it all was long-term adherence to a long-term goal: the creation of a new category, which it calls "human coexperience".
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It also reflects Fitch's opinion that there is limited adherence to international best accounting practices that lead to transparency and comparability of its financial reports.
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The compliance phase of this program is now facing SWIFT's correspondent bank users with adherence to the minimum standards it enforces required by year end.
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"In Luanda there was about 99 percent adherence to the strike," general secretary of the National Union of Teachers (SINPROF) Fernando Lauriano told local media.
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Well, medicine "non-adherence" supposedly accounts for 125,000 annual deaths and between $100 billion and $289 billion in healthcare costs in the United States alone.
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Many called for closer oversight of Malta's adherence to the rule of law, a process that could lead to heavy sanctions if wrongdoing was ascertained.
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The investigators said some of the U.S. universities' contracts with the Chinese government include non-disclosure provisions and require adherence to U.S. and Chinese law.
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A typical large study found that for diabetes and high cholesterol, a high level of medication adherence was associated with lower disease-related medical costs.
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But assigning the protector/protectee roles based on gender so consistently, and then neglecting to debate exactly what that implies is simple adherence to stereotypes.
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" He added that infrastructure investment across the region required "a level playing field based on market principles and adherence to international best practice in financing.
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Its rivals are getting a lot of attention in this area, but Apple is known for its strict adherence to secrecy (and also, user privacy).
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OPEC oil output fell this month by 80,000 bpd, as exports from northern Iraq dropped and other producers maintained adherence to the supply cut deal.
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Thankfully, we have a new administration that believes in adherence to American values and has already demonstrated its commitment to security of the American people.
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Other recommendations included enhanced verification of vessels through their unique IMO numbers and adherence to the requirement for an onboard record of a ship's history.
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He proposed that every person "who is of a Muslim background" be tested for adherence to Shariah law, and those who supported it be deported.
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Universal adherence to the Additional Protocol would be a welcome development, as would the concentration of all sensitive nuclear technologies in a few controlled locations.
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During that time, Peter never appeared to give any consideration to decision-making that wasn't predicated on strict adherence to the law and FBI guidelines.
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Part of that includes adherence to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), which requires the government to consider less environmentally harmful alternatives to federal projects.
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The statement still refers to free and open trade, but it also refers to fair trade and to members "improving adherence to rules agreed upon".
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BUT I THINK IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT THAT THE UNITED STATES BE SEEN AS A LEADER IN DEFENDING THE RULES AND PROMOTING ADHERENCE TO THE RULES.
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A first step toward a better understanding of lead poisoning in the U.S. is for states to promote adherence to their current lead screening guidelines.
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American critics of Iran have described the missile tests as a sign of defiance that bodes ill for Iran's adherence to its peaceful nuclear pledges.
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Compared to other treatments that do not include medication, this medication-assisted treatment (MAT) significantly increases patients' adherence to treatment and reduces illicit drug use.
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It is a stark illustration of why adherence to upholding the rule of law is so vitally important to the proper functioning of our democracy.
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The president of the Boca do Acre Ranchers Union, Paulo Castillo, refused interview requests about slaughterhouses and their adherence to deforestation or land registration rules.
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Because the Republican Party is defined by its adherence to the symbolic cause of conservatism, Republican officeholders pledge fidelity to a set of abstract values.
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Maria Cantwell of Washington, the ranking member on the committee, blasted what she characterized as a falling adherence to safety standards in her opening statement.
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But it has similarly colored German demands for strict adherence to the limits on deficit spending by Spain, Portugal and other crisis-assailed European nations.
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We need to constantly reiterate the importance of, prevention, early testing and treatment adherence as the pillars of the current global response to HIV/AIDS.
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Since China is responsible for 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade, Beijing's adherence to any economic sanctions is crucial for such pressure to succeed.
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While her sport is increasingly populated by burnt-out gymnasts and divers who trade one obsession for another, Kearney embodied Norwich's adherence to nature's rhythms.
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Adherence to the Woods Procedures should result in such documentation as a means toward achievement of the FBI's policy that FISA applications be 'scrupulously accurate.
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"During his tenure, he demonstrated an unwavering adherence to the rule of law, which the people in this room like to hear," Mr. Trump said.
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It goes something like this: Throughout its republican history, Turkey has been governed by a secular elite characterized by its impish adherence to Western imperialists.
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The UAW said Wednesday that the automakers have agreed to new measures that will increase adherence to CDC recommendations on social distancing in the workplace.
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Conservatives tend to see the world as a hostile place where personal success is realized through disciplined adherence to a strict set of ethical rules.
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The report attributed the disparity, in large part, to Washington's "strict adherence" to its policy of not making any concessions to groups holding Americans captive.
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But many Israelis have since expressed outrage that the rabbis and the party would put strict adherence to Jewish law and prejudice above family unity.
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A previous trial in Namibia — smaller and nonrandomized — worked: Adherence to essential birth practices increased to 95 percent from 68 percent, and infant mortality dropped.
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"There is an opportunity here for innovating medication container options that promote adult adherence and provide portability and convenience, while maintaining child safety," Budnitz said.
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He has also been pulled between his advisers, with some urging cautious adherence to the status quo and others arguing for overtly topping Iran's government.
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All the big things that were once taken for granted are now under assault: globalization, capitalism, adherence to the Constitution, the American-led global order.
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Reuters also reported that OPEC's adherence with its supply curbs was at 92 percent in June, declined from 95 percent in May, the survey found.
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The odious nature of demanding adherence to a particular set of views in order to gain admission to a country founded on freedom of speech?
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These methods include adherence to principles of analytic rigor which preclude policy proscription, and focuses on descriptive and predictive intelligence products for policy-making customers.
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Focus on Execution: The Stabilisation of the Outlook reflects the evidence of adequate execution skills of Dufry's management and its adherence to stated financial policies.
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Unless there is adherence and full commitment to the far-left's unholy doctrine, there's really no room, especially in the leadership, for someone more moderate.
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Adherence by OPEC with the deal has been higher than in the past, reaching a record according to the International Energy Agency and other analysts.
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"With this gradual approach, I've ensured adherence to fiscal consolidation without compromising investment," Mr. Jaitley said in a two-hour speech before the Indian Parliament.
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Trump's defiant messaging -- given Iran's steadfast adherence to a nuclear deal that the United States wants desperately to kill -- is powerful evidence of looming troubles.
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I sometimes encounter stoutly secular types who don't get why adherence to a religious stricture should be treated as anything other than a personal preference.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has approached law enforcement consistently for decades: leading aggressive investigations marked by adherence to precedent and higher office.
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And because the party's coffers demand adherence to nonsense economics, the party prefers "economists" who are obvious frauds and can't even fake their numbers effectively.
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Chinese officials ignore Islam values like the strict adherence to permitted "halal" foods and dress code, instead detaining Muslims and force-feeding them communist propaganda.
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She added that they were surprised by the adherence and motivation of the participants, which suggests that people might be willing to take it up.
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This suggests that Trump's support is less about partisan loyalty or adherence to a philosophy of democratic governance than it is about confidence in Trump himself.
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While Brussels sees the implementation of rules as vital for the smooth functioning of Europe, freewheeling Italians see the blind adherence to regulations as potentially limiting.
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Adherence to the specific physical standards that characterize a breed, and simultaneously having to ensure the lifelong health of the breed, are concepts often at odds.
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Gizmodo also received an emailed statement from Genome Research:Genome Research has an established track record of adherence to policies that protect human subjects in biomedical research.
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And while I'm somewhat sympathetic to this line of thinking, strict adherence to it would mean that nobody would ever get to joke about anything again.
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Prosecutors wrote in the DC sentencing memo that Manafort's false statements after he pleaded guilty reflected "a hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse."
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"The Massachusetts State Police expect and demand all department members to act at all times with integrity, honor, and adherence to the law," the statement said.
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Solo gives Han and Chewie a respectable origin story, but it's limited — quite literally in the case of Alden Ehrenreich's acting — by its adherence to canon.
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"Improvements in data reporting and transparency - especially around debt - open government procurement, and adherence to the highest social and environmental standards will help significantly," she added.
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High compliance by Gulf producers Saudi Arabia and Kuwait helped keep OPEC's adherence with its supply curbs at historically high figures of more than 90 percent.
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Organisations need to designate someone to be responsible for knowing the technical, legal and social aspects of digital preservation, and to ensure adherence to best practice.
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Russia would continue to uphold its obligations under the deal, if it was able to and if continuing adherence to the JCPOA was in Russia's interests.
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As "ilks," fan communities have strong ideas about what constitutes appropriate fan behavior and are not shy about policing one another for adherence online or off.
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Traditionally, celiac disease management includes regular physician visits to collect weight and height measurements, discuss dietary adherence and check celiac disease-specific antibodies in the blood.
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That order called for stricter adherence to long-held practices requiring that phones be left in storage containers outside secure areas where sensitive matters are discussed.
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"As a result, patients who gain weight have a reduced adherence to treatment, which can lead to relapse and poor mental health outcomes," the report said.
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If von Bolton's story is one of excess, then the guiding principle of his book has been a rigid adherence to simplicity, clarity, and self-discipline.
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At a minimum, the EU would allow full access to its single market only in return for adherence to rules that Eurosceptics are keen to jettison.
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MKL's strong and improved underwriting performance reflects adherence to profitability targets through market cycles and conservative reserving that produce favorable development of prior accident-year reserves.
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Authorities have called for the "sinicization" of religion in China, which appears to include the removal of religious symbols and stricter adherence to Communist Party directives.
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Instead, it's usually the result of human failings: of pride, of adherence to dogma, of turning to fear and demagoguery when compassion is what's needed most.
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Goal at ASEAN summit: Advance US leadership in promoting an Indo-Pacific trade and security architecture based on freedom, openness, and adherence to rule of law.
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Grueling physical training and rivers of sweat aside, instruction in the unarmed art was no-nonsense and taught with strict adherence to form, precision and power.
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Khandelwal noted that there are several established reports demonstrating lack of patient adherence to medications especially as they get older, and their medication list grows longer.
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Half were followed for at least 25 years, with periodic physical testing and surveys that researchers used to track adherence to the Life's Simple 7 principles.
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HTC's adherence to Google's guidelines make it so I don't feel like I'm using software that's been designed by two different teams when switching between apps.
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That's a totally different issue, and reasonable minds could conclude that this brief is not motivated by a neutral adherence to the text of a statute.
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The watchdog agency would also look at "DHS' adherence to court orders and allegations of individual misconduct on the part of DHS personnel," the statement said.
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A place called home Baka life began to change around a century ago, when missionaries made contact and were piqued by the people's adherence to monotheism.
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Their success over the past decade has been driven not by adherence to any one analytical principle but rather by an uncanny, unflinching, unusual self-awareness.
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Insistence on adherence to one idea of what it means to honor our country -- and its military men and women -- isn't in keeping with that credo.
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As Nora, Ms. Dern seems to delight in the opportunity to highlight the hypocrisy of men and their continued adherence to a sexist, classically heteronormative worldview.
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However, the author of those guidelines herself is not sure that a numeric score measuring adherence is the best reflection of a child's relationship with screens.
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German political discussion on the matter often revolves around the concept of leitkultur — or "leading culture" — common values that extend beyond mere adherence to the law.
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"Documentation and adherence to the departmental travel policies [are] deficient and without proper management oversight and accountability," Deputy Inspector General Mary Kendall wrote in her report.
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First, a 21st Century immigration process has to address our country's right to protect its borders and ensure community safety and adherence to rule of law.
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Baltimore County has avoided any substantive adherence to the Fair Housing Act for decades and is only now being held accountable by HUD, but just barely.
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"Naval Special Warfare insists on a culture where ethical adherence is equally important to tactical proficiency," she said in a prepared statement emailed to Navy Times.
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Dev Kantesaria, Valley Forge's founder and portfolio manager, attributes the firm's explosive growth rate to the adherence of strict investment principles and a long time horizon.
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These efforts start with an adherence to a policy of neutrality with regards to everything that hurts internal stability and our brotherly relations with the Arabs.
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A conscience vote means politicians can vote with their electorates or their own opinions, rather than following the usual strict adherence to voting with their party.
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The study had some limitations, including that the data on adherence to the five lifestyle factors were all self-reported, making outcome vulnerable to measurement errors.
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They also claim proxy advisory customers follow in blind adherence to proxy adviser recommendations, suggesting a breach of fiduciary duty owed to their underlying investors/beneficiaries.
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According to Kremlin, Putin told Trump that the "Syrian leader confirmed adherence to the political process, to run a constitutional reform and president and parliament elections".
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" But he added that the system must permit "the peaceful 'play' of power," and "the adherence by the 'outs' to the decisions made by the 'ins.
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Experts believe this new, extended-release form can actually be more convenient for some people, and adherence to addiction medication could help prevent relapses and overdoses.
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The company partners with providers and insurers to track patient behaviors, structure a personal care program and ultimately provide financial incentives to patients for prescription adherence.
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And then there are the additional compliance concerns, such as discovery requirements in the event of any litigation, and adherence to the Freedom of Information Act.
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But within the company, I think -- you know, this company couldn't be successful without that rigid adherence to creating a culture that fosters inspiration and creativity.
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We slip into and out of them as we do clothes, for protection and comfort, in adherence to social norms, but also to show our discernment.
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While most analyses adjusted for multiple variables, these varied across studies, and some factors were not accounted for, including financial stability, medication adherence and social support.
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There was even a staff engagement adviser whose specific duty was providing close monitoring and feedback, and who would remind patients about the importance of adherence.
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The findings were contained in the Cluster Munition Monitor, the group's annual report on adherence to the Convention on Cluster Munitions, the treaty that prohibits them.
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However, he added that the president expected "an adherence to longstanding tradition and practice and norms that limit public discussion" of information gathered in such investigations.
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Despite imposing rigid adherence to a strict version of Islam on their subjects, some Saudi princes became fixtures at high-rolling pleasure capitals like Monte Carlo.
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Beijing pledged adherence to a doctrine known as "one country, two systems" and asserted that its "ultimate aim" was universal suffrage to elect the territory's leader.
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Patients can use various devices, including smartphones, to remind them to take the next dose, or use a buddy system to make adherence a team sport.
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Third, many of these demands and strategies are accompanied by a quasi-religious adherence to special language and gestures that echo the experience of the '60s.
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Mr. Trump ended up not reaffirming America's adherence to Article 5 and instead denounced the other NATO members for not paying enough to support the alliance.
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"Documentation and adherence to the departmental travel policies [are] deficient and without proper management oversight and accountability," Deputy Inspector General Mary Kendall wrote in her report.
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This helps explain how Donald Trump, whose long public record shows scant trace of religious adherence, has consolidated the support of a majority of evangelical voters.
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The two women do not have much in common, save their outsize influence and their enduring adherence to two of the most iconic haircuts in fashion.
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"We hold our employees to the highest standards of honesty and integrity and take adherence to our compliance policies very seriously," Piecuch said in a statement.
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Whatever loose adherence to a reality-based world the Fox worldview once possessed, whatever guardrails on truth the network might have once installed, are now gone.
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Traditionally, Israel's generals have preached restraint in the face of Palestinian violence and adherence to regulations in which soldiers should shoot only to neutralize a threat.
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Based on my understanding of Ericsson&aposs research, it would take a lifetime of adherence to rigid practice criteria — but yes, it would theoretically be possible.
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Frequently citing Koranic verses and Pakistani history, he said his party could solve corruption problems "in a day" through stricter adherence to sharia, or Islamic law.
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Our US moderation team, which is led out of California, reviews content for adherence to our US policies – just like other US companies in our space.
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Absent a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine situation, which must begin with Russia's adherence to the Minsk agreements, there cannot be business as usual with Russia.
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It must be said that amidst all this innovative thinking, van Herpen's adherence to fashion's incredibly narrow conception of acceptable female bodies stands out as retrograde.
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I love this feeling, knowing anything which happens has been largely authored by my action and decisions rather than rote adherence to step-by-step instructions.
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BIA has filed documents to appeal the Ugandan ruling, citing its adherence to government standards, BIA's Expansion Director in Uganda, Andrew White, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She may want to be a loyal and supportive sister, but her good girl instincts and adherence to the rules prevent her from really rocking the boat.
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De Blasio's high point: the clarity with which he called for adherence to the War Powers Act, saying that clearly we hadn't learned the lessons from Vietnam.
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The lack of bruising under the baby's shirt indicated that it was a prop, and Fried said adherence to protocol may have led to the mix-up.
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"AUSA's Kravis and Zelinsky have shown more guts — and an adherence to the rule of law — than too many now serving in Washington," he wrote on Twitter.
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Health economists have suggested that improving medication adherence would be a great way to tackle national healthcare issues while at the same time reducing health care costs.
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In fact, their main mission is to maintain producer compliance with the official Mexican standard for tequila, and that includes incredibly strict adherence to rules of origin.
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As a colleague has written, disappointment with the church's handling of abuse scandals is one of several reasons for a downturn in adherence to Catholicism in Chile.
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Much like Sonic Utopia, it delivers a mix of platforming and 3D environments, although with what seems to be less fluidity and adherence to the original style.
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According to the Kremlin, Putin told Trump that the "Syrian leader confirmed adherence to the political process, to run a constitutional reform" and presidential and parliamentary elections.
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The Paris Agreement was negotiated by the State Department, and future adherence to U.S. commitments made under Obama will be guided by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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"The spokesman of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) confirmed its adherence to the ceasfire called for by the leadership of the Saudi-led coalition," the statement said.
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The adherence to four behavior traits, specifically, is based on the DISC theory of American psychologist William Moulton Marston, which focuses on dominance, inducement, submission, and compliance.
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The study also noted that improving medication adherence can have a greater positive effect on the health of a population than improvements to the medical treatments themselves.
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"If text message-based support improves medical adherence, it has the potential to prevent major clinical events such as heart attacks, strokes and premature death," Chow said.
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They have also supported US adherence to the Paris Accord -- 70% -- the enormous, nearly worldwide international agreement that countries must act to keep global temperatures at bay.
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We originally postulated that Abilify MyCite would serve as a launching pad for other pharma firms to create digital medication for other conditions with low medication adherence.
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A 23 study, for example, showed that adherence to the Mediterranean diet for four years reduced the incidence of Type 22 diabetes by 27% in older adults.
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Rotich has said all payments relating to the dam projects had been made in strict adherence to the law and in accordance with commercial and financing agreements.
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In 2015, researchers published a study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine that looked at medication adherence and cost-saving strategies of those who have Medicare.
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Under this model, unbiased (accurate) reporting is left behind, relegating mainstream media, with its veneer and general adherence to fact-based and balanced reporting, as increasingly irrelevant.
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A colour-coded map shows adherence to water restrictions street by street online — dark green for the virtuous, lighter shades for those under pressure to catch up.
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Greater adherence ultimately improves those treatment outcomes, reducing emergency hospitalizations which in turn saves taxpayers' money and improves the overall health and viability of the Medicare program.
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Other changes set to take place, according to the Academy: a stricter adherence to a three-hour telecast and an earlier airdate for the 92nd annual Oscars.
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The members analyzed older research as well as more recent studies, weighed the methods used, the consistency of results and the levels of adherence to research standards.
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This occurs when an insurer places a drug on a lower cost-sharing tier, which reduces a patient's out-of-pocket costs and encourages better medication adherence.
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In recent years, China's antitrust regulators have been criticized for using aggressive tactics in investigations and weak adherence to due process as they have stepped up enforcement.
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This is not a complex disease where we need to develop new treatments, build new clinics and health infrastructure, or educate patients on prevention and medication adherence.
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The adherence tool uses Carekit to nudge patients dealing with depression with information to help them understand how their medication should work as they continue taking it.
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Given Wheeler's expected adherence to process more than Pruitt, conservative-group and industry sources close to the agency say he's unlikely to focus much in this space.
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In the same way Amazon has brought customization to e-commerce, Wellth believes that healthcare has suffered from a one-size-fits-all approach to medical adherence.
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CSRHub counts 17 firms and organizations that track in some form corporate adherence to environmental, social and governance standards, including Thomson Reuters, the parent company of Reuters.
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The show, which has completed two seasons, focusses on abuses of power, and is animated, and dignified, by its adherence to a public-radio sense of mission.
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As a result, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and as of this month, the UAE, compensated for the weaker adherence of other members, including Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon and Venezuela.
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The island prides itself on its strict adherence to the Sabbath, even the ferry was forbidden from landing on Sundays until 2009, when only limited service began.
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Adherence to the law has rarely been a priority for him before; most of his projects have relied on criminal trespass as their chief means of ingress.
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And he has talked about [how] Muslims who abide by the adherence of the faith should be considered to be tried for acts of sedition and prosecuted.
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Mr. Mattis, though he has supported adherence to the deal, reportedly pushed for General McMaster's ouster and considers Iran an implacable threat to regional security and stability.
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Citizenship, acquired either by birth or by naturalization, was now held as a nearly unassailable right, no longer hinging upon adherence to norms imposed by the state.
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Events of any size should only be continued if they can be carried out with adherence to guidelines for protecting vulnerable populations, hand hygiene, and social distancing.
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Now if she survives the ensuing storm, she will no longer have to please Tories who ideologically oppose adherence to all of the union's laws and regulations.
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Yet it is those who champion strict adherence to the European authorities' failed economic policies who stoke anti-European sentiment and endanger the future of European integration.
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A large part of Obama&aposs speech was dedicated to America&aposs adherence to the laws of war and the importance of protecting civilians when using force.
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There are good historical reasons for this passionate adherence to fiscal rectitude, rooted in the causal link between deficits, runaway inflation, and the rise of the Nazis.
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His movies are well known due to his animation style and continuous adherence to particular themes and subjects, including distance between souls, adolescent love, and Japanese myths.
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Greenblatt defines the term "value investing" differently than most and eschews a strict adherence to popular metrics such as price-to-book and price-to-sales ratios.
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Because they profess less rigid adherence to an ideology, they have proven more susceptible to anchoring effects: the tendency to have even irrelevant information bias your opinion.
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"Naval Special Warfare insists on a culture where ethical adherence is equally important to tactical proficiency," the Navy said in a statement when Foxtrot platoon was recalled.
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The deal depends on a number of requirements to ensure adherence to Islamic Sharia, transparency and protection of free competition, the central bank said in a statement.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France tried to smooth the waters, proposing a $15 billion credit line for Iran in return for its full adherence to the JCPOA.
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The study had some limitations, including that the data on adherence to the five lifestyle factors were all self-reported, making an outcome vulnerable to measurement errors.
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The Republican Party was once the party of small government, free trade, traditional values, principled foreign policy leadership and, most important of all, adherence to the Constitution.
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The debate about the bailout has reopened familiar fault lines between Italy and countries like Germany that insist on strict adherence to the letter of the law.
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They combined, then as now, a wild bureaucratic adherence to punctilio and procedure with entanglements of cohort and clan that could shortcut the procedure in a moment.
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Researchers estimate that a lack of adherence to prescriptions results in $100 billion to $300 billion in costs tied to health-care spending and loss of productivity.
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Jeffries frequently appears on cable television, as is known for his attacks on the president during hearings and a disciplined adherence to promoting his party's agenda. Rep.
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"In general, there is research when you're talking about adherence to necessary meds," said Walid Gellad, director of the University of Pittsburgh Center for Pharmaceutical Policy & Prescribing.
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OPEC's adherence to supply cuts has been high but in recent months production has increased due in part to recovering output in countries exempt from the deal.
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A conservative Polish commentator, Tomasz Terlikowski, said the popularity of John Paul in Poland was driven, at least in part, by the late pontiff's adherence to doctrine.
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Perhaps conservatism endures by virtue of adherence to its governing principles (a preference for free markets, federalism), which can moderate and modulate whatever agenda Trump is pushing.
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While a certain amount of luck gets applicants in the door, application speed and adherence to program rules and regulations are key factors in the application process.
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But Lawfare has also emerged as a hub of at times parodic levels of adherence to normcore politics, well captured by her tweets Monday night on Kavanaugh.
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Pill cases and trackers can help patients with their medication, French said, but she acknowledged that adherence can be challenging, especially for young people who are living independently.
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Adherence to one political ideology or another has always kept a lock on some of the best tools a president could use in economic negotiations of all kinds.
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" In the case of Wall Street, Sanders said that after the stock market crash in 2008, "Wall Street's religious adherence to unfettered capitalism suddenly came to an end.
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Adherence to a Mediterranean diet tended to be associated with a lower occurrence of wheezing and asthma in a 2013 paper in the journal Pediatric Allergy and Immunology.
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Yet suddenly, Democrats and other supporters of abortion are interested in upholding legal precedents because a strict adherence to stare decisis can be used to safeguard Roe v.
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Perhaps the insane adherence to the failed policies of the past and present won't continue, and that's really good news for America, for Israelis, and for the Arabs.
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Just as an example, in areas with 35 percent Evangelical Lutheran Church of America adherence, the pro-Trump effect direction is consistent, but the coefficient is even larger.
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"I've not seen any evidence to suggest that (Senate Republicans) will weigh on the facts instead of partisan adherence to, to being protective of this president," said Harris.
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The decline means Iraq, a laggard on compliance compared to OPEC peers like Saudi Arabia earlier this year, has delivered its highest adherence yet, according to Reuters surveys.
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This means production has fallen by more than OPEC said it would and amounts to 104 percent adherence to the supply cut regime, according to an OPEC calculation.
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In fact, one study found that adherence to the O, A, or AB diets (but not B) may be associated with improvements in specific biomarkers of cardiometabolic health.
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This is usually a formality, but lobbying for the deal—and against Ms Vestager's dogged adherence to the rules-based system—will go on until the last minute.
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Australia's constitution bans from parliament anyone who is under "acknowledgment of allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power", or who is a citizen of a "foreign power".
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"The concrete details of the adherence mechanisms remain a work in process," said Debelle, who heads up the work on the code for the Bank of International Settlements.
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Participating hospitals will also be allowed to provide incentives, worth up to a thousand dollars per beneficiary per episode, directly to patients to improve engagement and treatment adherence.
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This affords Washington additional opportunities to consolidate the various tracks of its Iran policy, especially as Tehran is reportedly set to limit its adherence to the nuclear deal.
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But where strict adherence to the source material would have Elizabeth finding a storeroom for murdered wives, she instead finds cryochambers filled with living subjects held in stasis.
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The panel, which met at OPEC's headquarters in Vienna, is the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) established in January as part of efforts to monitor adherence to supply cuts.
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Tehran announced this week it had breached the uranium enrichment limits set by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), decreasing its adherence to the landmark nuclear deal.
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In several cases, he said, the hackers sought information about the companies' operations and their adherence to local regulations, something he had rarely seen other hacker groups attempt.
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At the end of the study, the researchers analyzed the training logs of each subject, and found no difference in training intensity, volume, or adherence to the program.
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She added that, beyond diet adherence, participants in the most advantaged category reported a higher quality diet, which included higher consumption of organic products and whole grain foods.
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Peale's book, "The Power of Positive Thinking", was a forerunner of the "prosperity gospel" popular with evangelicals; it contends that adherence to the religious life can bring wealth.
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Critically, the possibility of a standstill agreement is no longer being conditioned on adherence by Iran, which remains determined to increase its oil production to pre-sanctions levels.
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Overstreet, the sexologist, explained that distaste for teratophiles or fish-sex kinksters, even from the very director who awakened their aquatic thirst, expresses an adherence to sexual norms.
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At this year's Shanghai Auto Show, global brands were eager to show their adherence to Beijing's calls, while still catering to customers of the world's largest car market.
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"This settlement was conducted in full adherence with the legislative and regulatory framework governing this common practice of the tax administration," he said on Twitter late on Saturday.
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Irony. Because as it happens, one of the greatest causes of public relations headaches for Airbnb has been its slavish adherence to the ad's very motto: #WeAccept. Confused?
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"Offering patients the flexibility to pick up their medications in-store or receive them by mail (for the same copay) can lead to improved medication adherence," he said.
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Corfo chief Eduardo Bitran said SQM had agreed to overhaul its corporate governance board to ensure adherence to global standards, a key condition put forward by Chilean authorities.
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The Communist state is officially atheist, and though religious adherence is burgeoning, there has been a crackdown on its expression since the recent consolidation of Xi Jinping's authority.
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I was proud of Kurtzer because he is an orthodox Jew who celebrated his adherence to his faith while serving as America's top diplomat to the Jewish state.
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The report doesn't fault him for "partisanship" — but it should have criticized him for his incompetence, fueled by a fanatical adherence to his perception of his own righteousness.
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But adherence to the cuts is under scrutiny and the producer group said this week that its output rose by 336,000 bpd in May to 32.14 million bpd.
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U.S. President Donald Trump wants China, North Korea's main ally and trading partner, to impose an oil embargo on Pyongyang, over and above Beijing's adherence to U.N. sanctions.
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Though unable to participate in the assembly itself, the officials are promoting Taiwan's adherence to the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals on the sidelines of the global gathering.
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Bank Chief Financial Officer Milton Maluhy said adherence to an employee buyout program, for which 7,000 employees are eligible, was higher than expected, without giving a precise figure.
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On a range of questions, from Ms. Le Pen's capacity to govern to adherence to the Front's ideas, the polls indicated that the party has lost significant ground.
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Among specific policies, continued adherence to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action — that is, the Iran nuclear deal — is perhaps the one that General McMaster's departure most imperils.
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It would preserve Iranian adherence with what arms control experts consider the deal's most important provisions, such as inspections of nuclear facilities and prohibitions on weapons-grade uranium.
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It's in the play's second part, after B and Q have visited the celebrated caves with disastrous consequences, that Mr. Chen's adherence to Forster's original plot shows strain.
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The most powerful parts of the memoir are those in which Mirvis struggles against a belief system and community that demand rigid adherence and punish refusals to conform.
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"I believed that Keith Raniere's intentions were to help people, and that my adherence to his system of beliefs would help empower others and help them," she said.
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Glyer says that with the US-China trade war and hostilities over the coronavirus pandemic, he would have "expected there would be a loosening" in the agreement's adherence.
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"All three companies have agreed to new measures that will increase adherence to CDC recommendations on social distancing in the workplace," the union said in an emailed statement.
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The oldest tennis tournament in the world, Wimbledon carries with it all the expected pomp and circumstance, including a strict adherence to a traditional all-white dress code.
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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have cut more than they pledged but others, such as the United Arab Emirates and Iraq, have shown relatively weak adherence to the limits.
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" The minister, Inger Stojberg, made the remarks in a newspaper column on Monday in which she called adherence to the religious practice "a danger to all of us.
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In December, Mr. Trump briefly cast doubt on America's adherence to its One China policy, when he broke with longstanding practice by sharing a call with Ms. Tsai.
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Overall, the authors found, people who adhered well to the guidelines were 9 percent more likely to survive for five years after diagnosis than those with worse adherence.
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The cabinet did not provide a reason for his departure, however senior officials frequently stand down from their posts in adherence with age limits set by the government.
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Adherence to regulatory guidelines, designed to thwart systemic risks by curbing the amount of debt taken in leveraged buyouts (LBOs), has taken hold, keeping total leverage relatively low.
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But when regulators started to question Comcast's broadband power and adherence to behavioral conditions from its prior NBC Universal deal, Comcast dropped its attempt at buying the company.
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That suggests a continued adherence to the Phillips curve, which posits that as unemployment declines, inflation should rise, a phenomenon that has not occurred during the economic recovery.
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Corning CEO Wendell Weeks also stepped down from a Trump council Wednesday afternoon, citing adherence to the values of the company, which supplies parts to companies like Apple.
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"Our company operates in Venezuela in adherence to the idea of integrity and strives to complete every construction project with the best technology and management," the statement said.
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The agreement, reached in 2015 under the Obama administration, provided Iran with sanctions relief in exchange for its adherence to the deal aimed at curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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Yes, but: Many patients with high deductibles or no insurance at all pay the list price for their prescriptions, leading to unfilled prescriptions and other medication adherence issues.
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After adjusting for many health and behavioral factors, people with the strictest adherence to these diets had a 46 to 52 percent lower risk of poor cognitive function.
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Trump's opening gambit for his negotiation over a new trade relationship has been to put Washington's adherence to the so-called One China policy on the negotiating table.
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But Bush compromised and then he lost, giving succor to every ideologue's fondest dream, that the path to electoral glory lies in rigid adherence to the pure faith.
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And when we do semi-annual reviews, you're rated against your attainment of your goals, but also your adherence to the values that we've set at this company.
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But for many purebreds and their owners, the adherence to extreme breeding standards has resulted in misery, with pedigree dogs suffering from an array of physical and behavioral problems.
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"The spokesman of the Southern Transitional Council confirmed its adherence to the ceasefire called for by the leadership of the Saudi-led coalition," the council said in a statement.
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And the only way to control that killing on the battlefield is to maintain good order and discipline which contributes to cohesion, mutual trust, and adherence to professional standards.
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Academic studies have associated Part D coverage with decreases in hospital admissions and over $2 billion in savings due to improved drug adherence among patients with congestive heart failure.
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Despite his strong conservative credentials and adherence to the originalist principles of Mr Scalia, many left-leaning jurists and commentators have praised Mr Gorsuch for his intellect and judiciousness.
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Beyond recommending an adherence to FTC regulations, the site is largely hands off when it comes to telling streamers how they should or shouldn't disclose on their own streams.
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And while Kierkegaard realized that our particular social ethics might contain a measure of truth, perhaps even a great deal of it, our adherence to them is often inauthentic.
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It will supersede the national codes, and provide a single global set of principles, with adherence closely monitored by a newly formed committee of central bankers and trading institutions.
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Partially confirming earlier reports, Twitter announced this morning plans that will begin to distance it from its strict adherence to the rule that tweets can only contain 140 characters.
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Oil prices are near a two-year high, supported by falling stocks, strong global demand, a slowdown in U.S. shale output and high overall adherence to producers' supply pledges.
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Under the new plan, the government will tighten monitoring and scrutiny on adherence to the curbs and order power suppliers to report electricity used by steel mills each month.
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But as the aggressive Iranian actions in the Gulf and its already questionable adherence to the nuclear deal rules prove, all the nuclear deal has produced is more instability.
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Adherence has been incomplete, but the short-term impact was that public borrowing fell sharply across the euro area between 2012 and 2016, prolonging the pain of the crisis.
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The United States expects a lot of its partners and allies, including joint patrolling, significant contributions to armed conflicts, and a strict adherence to human rights, among other things.
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Second, it had to signal to markets that further rate reductions are likely to be appropriate while also retaining some optionality and an adherence to a data-dependent mantra.
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Linked wirelessly to the cloud, the gadgets are part of a medical "Internet of Things" that promises improved adherence, or correct use of the medication, and better health outcomes.
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Next month, AstraZeneca will start a year-long U.S. clinical trial designed to improve adherence to long-term therapy in nearly 400 patients with COPD using Adherium's smart inhaler.
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The investigation by the Paris prosecutor's office is trying to establish whether it was a killing "motivated by the real or supposed adherence to a religion", the source said.
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At Honest Chops, Imam Latif and his employees put a premium on accountability — not only in the butchery's adherence to Islam but to environmental and humanitarian ethics as well.
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Some leaks to the media — especially those containing classified information — might be violations of federal law, but they do not constitute adherence to any enemies of the United States.
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The IOC's executive board will meet on Saturday to receive the report of a panel it had set up to assess Russia's adherence to the Pyeongchang code of conduct.
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In either case, Europe would be justifiably furious about being forced to choose between two important, deeply held policies – adherence to Security Council resolutions and implementation of the JCPOA.
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"Investors will be keenly focused on any indications from the Fed on their adherence to their rate hiking path and a possible change in forward guidance language," Cecchini wrote.
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This year, Bancroft issued a series of daily prompts to keep illustrators inspired but adherence to sub-themes like "#MayTheFourthBeWithYou" and "Draw Your Friend As A Mermaid" wasn't mandatory.
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Fujimorismo represents Peru's vast informal economy, too, and the values of a society where growth has brought higher incomes but not (yet) widespread adherence to the rule of law.
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Other studies have shown that more active face-to-face engagement with a pharmacist improves a patient's level of adherence to a prescription, which can lead to better outcomes.
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Adherence by the 8303 OPEC members with output targets has risen to 121 percent, according to a Reuters calculation, higher than October's level which was still above 100 percent.
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Mulvaney's complex commercial real estate interests create a heightened opportunity for conflicts of interest, and thus require stringent adherence to his disclosure and ethical obligations," the complaint reads. "Mr.
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Numerous studies indicate that poor countries can improve their rate of growth by increasing their adherence to the rule of law, including impartial and predictable enforcement of the law.
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In addition, the president should follow the advice of his secretaries of State and Defense and recertify Iran's adherence to the nuclear agreement that Trump has threatened to end.
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Analysts said OPEC's first accord on supply curbs since 2008 could be challenged by poor adherence from participants outside the group, even as OPEC states have been broadly compliant.
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CVS Health has partnerships with ACOs to identify patients who could benefit from interventions designed to improve medication adherence, reduce gaps in care and help reduce overall pharmacy spend.
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She said that while the court's precedent does "not demand adherence to everything stated in the latest medical guide," it also does not "license disregard" for current medical standards.
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Another is that he has unusually weak ties to the institutional Republican Party organization, and only a relatively brief track record of adherence to the mainstream American conservative movement.
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This is particularly important in countries where government debt is high and for which full adherence to the Stability and Growth Pact is critical for safeguarding sound fiscal positions.
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That can include its adherence to child labor laws, environmental policy or good corporate governance (in most cases good governance companies also adhere to the other two policies, #justsayin).
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But opponents and even some government dissenters say it is his stubborn adherence to Chavez-era economic policies, such as currency controls, that is to blame for the crisis.
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In addition to the best practices contained in the rules implementing Reg SCI, some practices firms should consider to demonstrate clearly their adherence to the rule include: — EVENT NOTIFICATION.
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Where, I often wonder, will Australia be in five or 10 years on its adherence to rules, and on these issues of sexuality and gender, and race and immigration?
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It was, after all, the F.B.I.'s rigid adherence to FISA protocol which prevented it from sharing intelligence among its own agents, leading to the failures of the Sept.
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Yusuf's father's adherence to a traditional practice of Islam, suffused with art and poetry, has been supplanted by the new imam's association with the radically politicized Al-Muhajiroun movement.
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Six of the committees likely to be affected oversee adherence to treaties that uphold children's rights and combat civil and political repression, discrimination against women, torture and racial discrimination.
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Since then, Tiran has occasionally been visited by peacekeepers — generally Americans — running a small operating base as part of an international force created to monitor adherence to the treaty.
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Mr. Soderbergh soon realized that was not an ideal solution, in part because the Justice Department keeps close tabs on the adherence of theater chains to federal antitrust laws.
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The Company Social Ranking System requires complete adherence to People's Republic of China (PRC) rules, laws, regulations and their agile interpretations of such by the PRC Party Central Committee.
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PREAMBLE REALIZING that it is in the interests of both countries that trade grow and that there is adherence to international norms so as to promote market-based outcomes.
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And unlike many other self-care trends, because it doesn't involve one's body, it can't be conflated with adherence to traditional beauty ideals under the guise of self-improvement.
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"It will be important to continue to develop and implement strategies that assuage the burden of cost and lessen its impact on non-adherence," Vaishnava said in an email.
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The agreement, reached by the Obama administration in 2015, provided Tehran with sanctions relief in exchange for its adherence to the deal aimed at curbing the country's nuclear program.
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Under his leadership, the group became known for macabre massacres and beheadings — often posted online on militant websites — and a strict adherence to an extreme interpretation of Islamic law.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Concerts have long been an underground affair in Saudi Arabia, where official adherence to the severe Wahhabi school of Sunni Islam puts music in murky legal territory.
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"The course you take with respect to the U.S. citizen in Defense Department custody is a critical test for this administration's adherence to the rule of law," Romero wrote.
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