We got one of the best administrations in the history of administrations.
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Democratic administrations have traditionally rescinded the policy, while Republican administrations have reinstated it.
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They are the continuity between administrations, even, or perhaps especially, administrations of different parties.
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It has been used from previous administrations, and will be used in future administrations.
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SULZBERGER: I mean Peter has covered four administrations: four presidential administrations, starting with Clinton.
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Even with them, the 11-judge court has more appointees from Democratic administrations than Republican administrations.
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Typically in Republicans administrations, they're more deregulatory than Democratic administrations, which are more regulatory, so they tend to doing more actions.
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In a Republican-controlled judiciary, this likely means that Republican administrations will retain broad discretionary authority, but Democratic administrations will be hobbled.
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"I believe if you just look back in modern administrations — and even prior to modern, historical administrations — resignation is often forced," she said.
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The Trump administration has rolled back regulations issued by previous administrations and has also introduced new regulations at a slower rate than past administrations.
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The way that things have been operating in the past, whether it's been under Republican administrations or Democratic administrations, is not working for this generation.
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Typically, incoming presidential administrations draw primarily from the staff of recent administrations of the same party; Trump appears to be fine with reaching much further back.
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He had seen a parade of presidential advisers held up to intense and sometimes very personal criticism when administrations appeared to be stumbling, as all administrations do.
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We have not engaged, we have not engaged in the Bush administrations, we have not engaged in the Clinton administration, we have not engaged in the Obama administrations.
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Career prosecutors emphasized that new administrations reshuffle the Justice Department's priorities, de-emphasizing or shuttering projects that previous administrations had supported to devote resources to their own agendas.
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Career Justice Department employees told the Times that new administrations often change or end projects begun by previous administrations in order to reallocate resources to their own priorities.
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Comey, who served under three presidential administrations, is also expected to compare his tenure in the Bush and Obama administrations to his time in Trump's administration, according to Axios.
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" Ryan Crocker, a diplomat who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria, told me, "I was an Ambassador six times—three times for Republican Administrations, three times for Democratic Administrations.
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The term has typically been avoided by previous presidential administrations, particularly by the Obama and George W. Bush administrations, and is seen by many national security experts as derogatory and inaccurate.
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And the administrations that followed Nixon seemed politically compelled to continue the drug war, leading to its big escalation in the 1980s and 1990s through the Reagan, Bush, and Clinton administrations.
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So perhaps both administrations are tied — for being bad.
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That's the hard problem — one that stymied past administrations.
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And one point ... Why, in any of these administrations?
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WNBA teams were frequently invited to the White House during the Obama, Bush and Clinton administrations and NCAA women's basketball champion teams have visited the White House for the previous five administrations.
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"I want to lead with compassion when I look at these issues, and the housing first approach has been supported by Republican administrations and Democratic administrations in the past," progressive freshman Rep.
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Stephen Hess, a veteran of the Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations, told The Hill that the animosity between the two camps is "absolutely" more heated than at the start of previous administrations.
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Like Gates, several officials on the statement also worked in both Democratic and Republican administrations as agency heads, including Tenet, who formerly lead the CIA during the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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Unemployment has been lower and growth higher during Democratic administrations.
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Tillerson's comments may resonate with his predecessors from previous administrations.
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This includes changes to previous administrations' interpretations of those statutes.
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A few were recommended for the award during previous administrations.
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It goes back 15 years, under Democratic and Republican administrations.
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It isn't a cohesive thing like previous administrations have been.
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Here's how the past six presidential administrations have stacked up.
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Trump also took aim at past administrations' relationship with Pakistan.
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He has served in three administrations and speaks four languages.
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Three administrations have previously tried to alter it and failed.
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Have we seen other cases like this under recent administrations?
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This is a time of transition between administrations, after all.
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Justice leadership takes the lead generally on talking to administrations.
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The officials on the filing are primarily from Democratic administrations.
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These [career diplomats] have gone through Democratic and Republican administrations.
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This is difficult for all administrations regardless of political party.
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Why it matters: Former administrations have reduced the nuclear arsenal.
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Dialogue and engagement by previous administrations had the opposite result.
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Historically, however, Republican and Democratic administrations have taken such actions.
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Both Bush administrations maintained a close relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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Previous administrations have explored allowing E85033 sales in the summer.
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Officials with past administrations hardly recognize what they are seeing.
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He speaks four languages and has worked for three administrations.
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Other administrations did actually get a detailed plan worked out.
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The hacks occurred during both the Obama and Trump administrations.
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Past administrations have used government communications to advocate their policies.
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But the promise of change under new administrations never materialized.
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He is not going to make mistakes of prior administrations.
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This has not always been the case in previous administrations.
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It's enough news for a month in most past administrations.
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"Past administrations allowed this to happen," Trump said on Wednesday.
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The policy marks a departure from the previous two administrations.
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He has served in the administrations of five U.S. presidents.
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Election administrations in America has been historically underfunded and understaffed.
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Doubts about ICBMs predated the change of administrations in Washington.
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Previous administrations have allowed them to continue in many cases.
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Administrations come and go and prime ministers come and go.
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The interview itself would have been unthinkable in prior administrations.
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We're both old enough to remember both Bush administrations clearly.
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These presidents, we assign everything to them in their administrations.
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This cost is split between the national and local administrations.
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The lower courts are now awaiting the change in administrations.
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The Trump administration has different immigration values than previous administrations.
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But administrations can't function without keeping some presidential deliberations secret.
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"This will be no ordinary transition between administrations," she states.
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The Bush and Obama administrations instituted bans on the practice.
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Future administrations could use this authority as they saw fit.
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That would have been close to unimaginable in prior administrations.
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"Unlike past administrations, I will leave the table," he said.
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Lobbyists are also feeling empowered by the change in administrations.
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"If it's important, it's important for all administrations," Cook says.
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The theory has been pressed by administrations of both parties.
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Yet their administrations were still hindered by a certain naïveté.
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She also served in the Reagan and Bush 41 administrations.
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But numerous governors, including the administrations of New Hampshire's Gov.
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MORE, he has served under numerous Republican and Democratic administrations.
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McAllister received regular stays of removal under previous U.S. administrations.
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Prior Republican administrations came to office with a strategic focus.
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Five American administrations, Democratic and Republican, supported the Mubarak regime.
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Both have made affordable housing a hallmark of their administrations.
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China's trade shenanigans date back decades, spanning multiple presidential administrations.
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The president also blasted past administrations' handling of North Korea.
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"It was a top priority for both administrations," she said.
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Multiple U.S. administrations had vowed to get the job done.
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Both leaders are facing crises that are destabilizing their administrations.
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The militia is financed by the administrations of those regions.
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In the past, administrations from both parties often granted extensions.
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Trump has accelerated the work of the two previous administrations.
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Before that, held two cabinet positions under the Nixon administrations.
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If this is true of administrations whose carefully calibrated economic programs have all the weight of wonkery behind them, why shouldn't it be true of administrations that find themselves unable to accomplish much of anything?
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He has worked in Republican administrations since Ronald Reagan's first term.
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Pompeo said Trump&aposs approach is "fundamentally different" from prior administrations.
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It was well in place during the Bush and Obama administrations.
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The Bush and Obama administrations largely allowed families to stay together.
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The Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations both did so.
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However, during previous administrations some athletes refused invitations on political grounds.
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"That's a wall that was designed by previous administrations," Trump said.
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Previous administrations saw that NATO countries weren't paying their fair share.
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Many are careerists who served under previous administrations, Democratic and Republican.
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Hopefully the two administrations will come together and get something done.
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Mr. Gray's standoff had lasted through the administrations of four sheriffs.
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How was gaslighting under those administrations different from what's happening now?
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Those administrations rejected it as a betrayal of Asian security alliances.
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There is a tendency for people to compare to prior administrations.
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These outsiders blinded successive administrations in Washington to the rebels' shortcomings.
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In most administrations, such daft behaviour would be a sacking offence.
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But I'm not blaming the Obama administration, I'm blaming many administrations.
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Separations also happened under previous administrations, but generally they were inadvertent.
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Successive AK administrations have helped transform Istanbul into a rentier economy.
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Past administrations have typically extended temporary protected status as it expired.
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It was one of that administrations most significant climate policy actions.
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Miller was a Middle East negotiator in Democratic and Republican administrations.
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He went on to hold high positions in five presidential administrations.
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Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations created a functionally equivalent
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The diplomat said this "thorny problem" has bedeviled three US administrations.
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But poor analysis of rushed regulations plagues administrations of both parties.
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"It would seem to be contradictory" to the administrations infrastruture pledge.
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If this was the Trump administrations intent, it could be working.
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He held senior positions in the Reagan and Bush 41 administrations.
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Previous administrations have managed to kick that can down the road.
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Multiple administrations, and multiple congresses, have been supportive of the goal.
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The Resolute Desk and side chairs are traditionally used throughout administrations.
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Three previous Administrations have tried and failed to alter Pyongyang's calculus.
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Only one other person served as AG for two different administrations.
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American administrations have tried to resolve these differences in the past.
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Republican administrations often looked to conservative magazines for hiring purposes, too.
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He has been covering presidential administrations for the network since 2013.
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Something that has taken place in previous administrations for, well, forever.
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Shaub emphasized that previous administrations had "a lot" of industry members.
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Some form of a government shutdown also occurred during other administrations.
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Later administrations stepped even further away from a legally binding treaty.
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But previous US administrations generally didn't refer everyone caught for prosecution.
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Trump blamed the embassy deal on the Obama and Bush administrations.
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That assessment found LNG export policy was essentially unchanged between administrations.
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But that goal, pursued by Democratic and Republican administrations, proved futile.
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U.S. attorneys are normally replaced at the beginning of new administrations.
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By no coincidence, he was a key adviser to those administrations.
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The bias that previous administrations had towards Israel is no secret.
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The information should then be "automatically" shared among EU countries' administrations.
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Halper, 73, is an academic and veteran of three Republican administrations.
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It's one that has eluded Democrat and Republican administrations for years.
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Across both Parties' administrations, mandatory deadlines have been treated as suggestions.
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But to be fair, diplomacy hasn't worked for past administrations either.
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Beyond that, comparing regulatory activity across administrations is an imperfect exercise.
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But to be fair, its hasn't worked for past administrations, either.
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The driver's license debate has roiled several administrations and spanned decades.
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The hallways do not bustle as much as in past administrations.
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Governing and campaigning in the recent administrations are relatively distinct processes.
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The issues have been debated thoroughly, in this and prior administrations.
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Most recent administrations have done the same, and all have failed.
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After TVN failed, Ailes wandered through a number of Republican administrations.
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Such talks in previous administrations have been slowed by lengthy negotiations.
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Here's how the previous three U.S. administrations dealt with North Korea.
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It claimed its current practice is no different than prior administrations.
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The letter raised eyebrows among White House counsels from past administrations.
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Third, several Trump judicial nominees have ties to prior Republican administrations.
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Democratic administrations have all too readily helped to construct this narrative.
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Libya's two warring administrations are expected to form a unity government.
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Similar structures have been used at the border by past administrations.
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With most administrations you can agree sometimes and disagree other times.
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Previous administrations have promised to do so, yet failed to deliver.
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The Security Council has visited the White House under previous administrations.
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Such blowback has doomed prior administrations' attempts to control Medicare payments.
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Past administrations, Republican and Democrat, failed to realize a peace deal.
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Feinberg was chosen by several Washington administrations to monitor victims funds.
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That compares with 37 mpg under the Trump administrations preferred option.
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Social conservatives also dispute that the administrations is targeting LGBT people.
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These connections would create more than enough controversy for most administrations.
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Drug importation was rejected by both the Bush and Obama administrations.
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Nonetheless, the Bush and Obama administrations sought to work with China.
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" The aide added, "Of course incoming administrations have freedoms in staffing.
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Successive U.S. administrations have avoided formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Several U.S. administrations have threatened to call China a currency manipulator.
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SARA EISEN: You've had relationships with both administrations over your tenure.
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"The Reagan and Bush administrations wanted to create it," he said.
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Castro, who died late Friday, long befuddled American administrations, Republican and Democratic.
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Potentially several presidential administrations will need to sign off on those budgets.
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If low-hanging fruit existed, previous administrations would have already picked them.
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He was a Middle East negotiator in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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But Tillerson may very well ignore the dissent as have previous administrations.
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But I disagree with the policies of most administrations – of some policies.
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But I disagree with the policies of most administrations – of some policies.
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I mean, doesn&apost the -- past administrations bear some responsibility for this?
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You know, and given what we have seen in, in prior administrations.
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There were also senior military leaders throughout the Bush and Clinton administrations.
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The second is the growing irritation of the devolved administrations over Brexit.
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That's been a common refrain of at least the last two administrations.
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A bridge that other administrations couldn't even begin is now moving forward.
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Recent Democratic administrations have built as much border fortification as Republican ones.
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And there were difficult times, no question about it, in both administrations.
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And the Obama and Trump administrations have blown up many of them.
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Donning the flag wasn't a statement, but a tradition carried through administrations.
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Neither the Obama nor the Bush administrations separated families at the border.
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Trump asked his colleague to investigate possible corruption schemes of previous administrations.
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Public opinion is crucial to any NASA program, especially under changing administrations.
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The Kremlin and other administrations were not available for comment on Sunday.
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New administrations (particularly with a change of party) often demand such resignations.
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For years, Republican and Democratic administrations alike have invested in two states.
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Another hypothesis is that reckless and corrupt administrations caused this debt crisis.
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Something that other administrations never have done, that I can tell you.
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Previous U.S. administrations have also urged Islamabad to crack down on militants.
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On North Korea, Trump is trying a different approach than previous administrations.
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The Judiciary Committee is now probing into both Trump and Obama administrations.
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Administrations also issue new regulations to respond to scientific and technological progress.
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Two mayors have stepped down with corruption allegations swirling around their administrations.
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It's another instance where we're proving tougher on Russia than previous administrations.
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Thank you, and please look at the previous administrations record - not good!
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He also advised the administrations of George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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Most policy changes under Zinke can be easily undone by future administrations.
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Nor should they be taken out of the context of past administrations.
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That is exactly the approach that Trump says failed for previous administrations.
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Presidents of the international police organization are seconded from their national administrations.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have ramped up border and immigration enforcement.
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Historically, Philippine leaders tend to experience lower popularity later in their administrations.
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The delays are longer than for any of the last six administrations.
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For years, U.S. administrations have pulled their punches on enforcing U.S. laws.
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From President Clinton onward, successive administrations simply engaged in "dialogue" with Beijing.
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The last two administrations also utilized the military at the southern border.
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Similar investigations during previous administrations dragged on for years before wrapping up.
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This cycle has persisted through both democrat and republican congress' and administrations.
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The George W. Bush and Obama administrations have used the post-Sept.
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The secretary herself has four Power Marketing Administrations in her own department.
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A playbook has developed for use by both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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However, it builds upon earlier efforts by the Bush and Obama administrations.
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Policies of previous U.S. administrations allowed you to persist in that delusion.
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Administrations of both parties continually negotiated new trade terms during that time.
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Everson served in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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He blamed past administrations for the US trade deficit with China 453.
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There will be plenty to discuss between the students and the administrations.
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Each has decades of intelligence experience working under Democrat and Republican administrations.
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It's interesting to see how state's rights claims vary with federal administrations.
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Under previous Administrations, such attacks entailed deliberation by the National Security Council.
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President Trump is about to do what 4 other administrations couldn't do!
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Nor did past district administrations consistently follow their own lead abatement measures.
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But even that will largely just continue past administrations' efforts—especially Obama's.
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Clinton from the two Comey-instigated special-counsel investigations of Republican administrations.
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Both administrations have seen indictments of people close to the White House.
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Previous administrations have warned Congress that this is a very bad idea.
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Officials from the Bush and Obama administrations currently work for the center.
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She held important posts in the Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Trump Administrations.
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Nor will these social chasms be filled, even where populist administrations fail.
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They must challenge entrenched positions of various factions of their own administrations.
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Prior administrations have tried to do the same, none with much success.
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That kind of convenience is a luxury few recent administrations have had.
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That said, the document still echoes national security priorities from past administrations.
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Thus, administrations can render regulations ineffective with a stroke of a pen.
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And previous administrations have also had close ties to the Saudi government.
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For decades, successive administrations used strong enforcement measures to control Mexico's borders.
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Ms. James held smaller roles in the first Bush and Reagan administrations.
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Successive administrations have limited his ability to travel to the United States.
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All presidential administrations have deemed the War Powers Act to be unconstitutional.
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She has held politically appointed positions in the past three presidential administrations.
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That outlook allows the intelligence agencies to serve administrations of both parties.
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Republican administrations that were much saner than this one did exactly that.
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Both authors held high positions at the State Department in previous administrations.
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The authority has existed and Congress has reauthorized it under two administrations.
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Administrations that manage that can win public plaudits and avoid political damage.
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Sixteen attorneys, some of whom served in Republican administrations, signed the statement.
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The prior administrations both Democrat and Republican have nothing compared to that.
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This is clear authority that has been relied on by previous administrations.
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The broadcasters evidenced continuity of management and journalistic tone as administrations changed.
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And he is handing Netanyahu an achievement sought by successive Israeli administrations.
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But past administrations have not selected outlets that can attend such sessions.
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Administrations typically project an air of activity and resolve during natural disasters.
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Far more important, Mr. Meeks said, is funding commitments by presidential administrations.
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The measure has been previously used by prior administrations during economic downturns.
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"Over Republican and Democratic administrations the regulatory burdens have increased," she said.
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Both the Obama and the Trump administrations have opposed the Prohibition Treaty.
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In colleges, students are pressuring administrations to divest fossil fuel company stocks.
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Other American administrations took to calling the settlements "illegitimate" rather than "illegal".
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The Trump and Obama administrations have at least one thing in common.
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Democrats have been too soft in defending both administrations from Trump attacks.
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The writer served in senior positions in the Nixon and Ford administrations.
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That gives us clout, which prior administrations have been unwilling to exercise.
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Those are longstanding issues that a number of administrations have been concerned.
|
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Justice Department leaders from previous administrations also continue to have Sessions' back.
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Under previous administrations, North Korea was considered a third-tier security concern.
|
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Past administrations have signed waivers every six months to delay the move.
|
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But changing administrations, industry outcry and litigation can all delay the process.
|
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That hasn't stopped two consecutive presidential administrations from trying to use it.
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SULZBERGER: As we have for, for presidential administrations for 150 years now.
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Sprinkled throughout the show were pretaped bits of Bee roasting administrations past.
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Democratic and Republican administrations alike have struggled to find an effective response.
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Today he remains a broadly respected elder statesman, even in Democratic administrations.
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In prior administrations, the government has supported the fight against white extremism.
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And what if these more apolitical administrations have hundreds of empty desks?
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The new change will likely make the CFPB more political and result in a more aggressive agency during administrations focused on consumer protection, while the public should expect to see fewer enforcement actions during administrations that favor deregulation.
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"Don't forget all these other trade agreements that have been negotiated by American administrations, despite the controversy that's swirled around them, have ultimately been approved," he noted, adding that this has been the case for the past nine administrations.
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City Hall let it be known that earlier administrations had created the backlog.
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No. Neither the Obama nor the Bush administrations separated families at the border.
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Policies may differ in Scotland and Wales where devolved administrations control farm spending.
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The leaders have served in both Democratic and Republican administrations, including Trump&aposs.
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Before that, he also served as assistant chief usher under two prior administrations.
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During recent administrations, many of us were probably too complacent across the board.
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Trump will likely face fewer delays than recent incoming administrations, for two reasons.
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"This is not a partisan issue, it is absolutely across administrations," she said.
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Krueger, who held adviser roles in the Clinton and Obama administrations, was 58.
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It has been a major resource to Democratic leaders, staffing administrations and campaigns.
|
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Keeping to previous U.S. administrations' line, Pence also condemned Russia's presence in Georgia.
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" • Max Boot: "Most presidents initially stock their administrations with cronies and ideological purists.
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These types of sweeping court actions have irritated Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
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It has occurred under Republican and Democratic administrations alike, including under Mr. Trump.
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High schoolers can push their administrations to address and punish cyberbullying and harassment.
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The summary also says previous administrations have been "overly restrictive" of offshore drilling.
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He&aposs thinking about how we achieve what has eluded successive American administrations.
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Subsequent administrations, both British and Chinese, whittled away the restraints on government intervention.
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Recent administrations of left and right have reformed welfare to make work pay.
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Since the law's passage, both Democratic and Republican administrations have suspended Title III.
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Successive U.S. administrations have struggled with how to deal with nuclear-armed Pakistan.
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His other options -- ones used by previous administrations -- include pressure, diplomacy and deterrence.
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RILEY: And that&aposs this adversarial relationship that I think all administrations have.
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First, teachers having tenure prevents school administrations from firing them for poor performance.
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Simply put, Trump underestimated the size and power of the collective intelligence administrations.
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"Staff work tirelessly and have experience consistent with the practice of previous administrations."
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Fourth, it would mean that administrations would be ready to get going immediately.
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It's been doing so for nearly 1.63 years under Democratic and Republican administrations.
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He's also served several administrations in roles that shaped the country's economic policies.
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MORE administrations, the country focused more on treatment and treatment-alternatives to incarceration.
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In the past, administrations have granted extensions on a case-by-case basis.
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But future administrations could change this narrative if they have the political will.
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Historically, under both Republican and Democratic administrations, the United States has played offense.
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He served as an ambassador in the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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It has happened in crises in other administrations and likely will happen again.
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Who signed: Most of the signatories served during the Obama or Clinton administrations.
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Both administrations tried to retain secrecy about the goings on in the prison.
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Previous administrations, for example, have justified charter flights in remote areas of Alaska.
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Federal administrations always rejected the idea because wilderness areas are protected by law.
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"We have done much more than most administrations," he said, without providing evidence.
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She has also served two White House administrations, advising on financial capability policy.
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Yet, every senior diplomat in Foggy Bottom served under Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Successive U.S. Administrations have underestimated Abbas's willingness to stand up to outside pressure.
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It sets foreign and security policy even when civilian administrations are in power.
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Previous administrations have addressed those individuals in civil court, which meant no separations.
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Will lead to FAIR TRADE DEALS, unlike the horror shows from past Administrations.
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That rule has become the fixed reality over many administrations through many decades.
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"Past administrations allowed this to happen," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Foreigners simply prefer the "smart power" approach espoused by Democratic administrations and candidates.
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Moon also noted that it is a feat previous administrations could not achieve.
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You've got a pretty broad perspective on all this, having studied previous administrations.
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In past price spikes, administrations were limited mostly to releasing strategic petroleum reserves.
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Successive U.S. administrations have insisted that Jerusalem's status must be decided in negotiations.
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Dinner will be served on china from both the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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Activists have criticized consecutive Malaysian administrations for failing to protect the indigenous groups.
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During previous administrations, Congress has been regularly briefed about major national security matters.
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Data shows that Democratic administrations register greater gains in the markets than Republicans.
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U.S. administrations have long pushed for two states, Israel and a Palestinian one.
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And what do those speeches tell us about their future (or current) administrations?
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Most Republican administrations have placed hawks, neocons and realists in complex internal alignments.
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Under previous Republican administrations, the gag rule only applied to family planning funding.
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Mr. Bridenstine praised not only SpaceX and NASA but also earlier presidential administrations.
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During the last, five-year, electoral term, the state has had seven administrations.
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We are friends and professional colleagues who served two very different presidential administrations.
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Previous administrations have counted the number of regulations withdrawn from the federal registry.
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Since previous administrations spent the season worshiping pagan idols in the Rose Garden.
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Achieving all of that has proved a tall order even for competent administrations.
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Mr. Simon worked on Middle East policy in the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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Many wore old campaign buttons from the Ronald Reagan and George Bush administrations.
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Evidence from previous presidential administrations shows that presidents can influence their party's image.
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For a few thousand workers, those tariffs, across administrations, have been a boon.
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Normalization for normalization is a concept this and future U.S. administrations could embrace.
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Previous city administrations had raised the alarm about problems with the Befana market.
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Three mayoral administrations later, D.C. has a new soccer field within its sights.
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Time and again administrations have responded to surges in migrants by detaining families.
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He insisted the Trump administration's approach was superior to those of previous administrations.
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Previous American administrations held out the former as a reward for the latter.
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We looked at how the previous three U.S. administrations dealt with North Korea.
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I suppose it feared that elections might produce administrations keen on income redistribution.
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An F.B.I. director typically serves a 10-year term, spanning multiple presidential administrations.
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The Obama and Trump administrations both attempted to get the case thrown out.
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Plan Colombia was sustained through multiple administrations and Congresses with enduring bipartisan support.
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The blame is with previous administrations that unforgivably mismanaged trade relations with China.
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American administrations regularly send representatives to Davos, but presidents often decline to attend.
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While working in both Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, D.C. was home.
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"We pushed back," said Mr. Sarukhán, Mexico's ambassador to Washington during those administrations.
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" The CEO said he hopes Chef grows and "transcends numerous US presidential administrations.
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"Different administrations pay more or less attention" to the region, Ms. Ulmer said.
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Seven responded, including people who have served in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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The scale of many of the upgrades required by prior administrations is enormous.
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But the meeting still struck White House officials of past administrations as odd.
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Two other administrations felt that taking out Suleimani would not make America safe.
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Past administrations have pointedly advocated for press access during meetings with repressive governments.
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John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) noted that Democrats had sued previous GOP administrations.
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The past two administrations offered Spanish content on the official White House website.
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"The nature of the job ebbed and flowed as administrations changed," Dornell recalled.
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Since Reagan, Democratic administrations have suspended the policy and Republicans have reimposed it.
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Past administrations, both Republican and Democratic, have cultivated Riyadh as a strategic ally.
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"Past presidential administrations have vigorously policed unauthorized use of the seal," Bookbinder says.
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But those administrations had scores of candidates in the pipeline by this time.
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This is a markedly different approach to the briefing than past administrations adopted.
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During previous American administrations, Israel made a commitment not to build new settlements.
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It's quite an innovation, except that it was standard procedure in previous administrations.
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They have been victimized by the Castro regime and by successive U.S. administrations.
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Malek served in the administrations of Presidents Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush.
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Both administrations argued that the records are presidential records shielded from public review.
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The photos were taken between 1962 and 1987, the Kennedy through Reagan administrations.
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"Our job is not to uncover evidence of past administrations' malfeasance," one said.
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And I lived through it in Washington, serving both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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The nationalities of refugees entering the U.S. during both administrations did not change.
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The big picture: Similar operations have played out in past administrations as well.
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The selected china includes alternating patterns from Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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Their statement said the signatories had served in the administrations of both parties.
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And that's the kind of thing that past administrations have tried to avoid.
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There was no blanket policy separating children from their parents under previous administrations.
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Fifty national-security officials who served in Republican Administrations have done the same.
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Do the obvious similarities between these two men and administrations obscure important differences?
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Sanders, then, is trying to break with both past Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Trump also blamed previous administrations for failing to neutralize the North Korean threat.
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The Bush and Obama administrations had long pushed for strict, uniform transparency standards.
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But the Obama and Bush administrations complained about essentially the same things, repeatedly.
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It's true that the previous administrations did break up families, but that was rare.
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The announcement was praised by environmentalist for going further than previous administrations in France.
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"The criteria used to grant waivers has not changed since previous administrations," she said.
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Laws that other administrations basically ignored because it was politically unpalatable to enforce them.
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He was entrusted with such high-profile responsibilities in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Once this threshold is crossed there may be no going back for future administrations.
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Had this been the previous administrations, number one, they would not have done it.
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Relations with North Korea have troubled U.S. administrations of both political parties for decades.
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You have friends all over the place and you represent people through different administrations.
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"We used the same set of criteria that previous administrations have used," Mulvaney said.
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The problems started in previous years, and administrations are continuing to impact these economies.
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"A Higher Loyalty" also provides sharp sketches of key players in three presidential administrations.
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Under Trump, Washington has taken a tougher stance on China compared to previous administrations.
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The gulf between the outgoing and incoming administrations was laid bare on December 23rd.
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The President's been openly critical of the policies of past administrations, in both parties.
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Past Somali administrations had accused Eritrea of supplying weapons to anti-government Islamist insurgents.
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The reported Trump redecoration spending is in line with recent past administrations as well.
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But it's precisely McAleenan's ties to those previous administrations that has rankled immigration hardliners.
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Page administrations will see a horizontal scroll of popular stories shared in their district.
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However, that time period encompasses the administrations of both George W. Bush and Obama.
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McAleenan joined CBP agency in 2001 and served under both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Career prosecutors are not appointed by a president and may serve through different administrations.
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I've served eight years – it will now be eight years twice in two administrations.
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Dealing with North Korea is hard — many administrations have tried and not gotten far.
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According to the reports, the informant served in the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations.
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The last three, Gore, Biden and Cheney all played central roles in their administrations.
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How many administrations before Donald Trump tried to get the remains of American soldiers?
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The power you give the federal government will be there during Republican administrations, too.
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The Bush and Obama administrations realized how disenfranchised Americans were falling prey to terrorists.
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Diplomacy has been an essential complement to wielding military threats for all previous administrations.
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The president has created doubt around some fundamental stances that have unified previous administrations.
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Palestinian statehood has been the objective of successive U.S. administrations and the international community.
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And the past two administrations have been tangled in their own shoelaces over conflicts.
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We think this transcends Paris and administrations and is really for a longer view.
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With every change in presidential administrations, there are always changes in policy and priorities.
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This violates standard regulatory practices followed by administrations of both political parties for decades.
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This will require a smooth hand-off between the outgoing and incoming presidential administrations.
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Trump has threatened to break with Republican and Democratic administrations' bipartisan commitment to disarmament.
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At this point, with mass protests growing, past French administrations would have climbed down.
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We have seen Republican administrations come in before and try to roll things back.
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And yet Trump entertains a degree of anti-Semitism unparalleled in recent American administrations.
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Those commitments were made during previous administrations, however, and previous presidents have claimed credit.
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They hope their story will inspire other school administrations to promote an inclusive environment.
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The phenomenon is not limited to Republican administrations, it's common in Democratic ones, too.
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The vast majority of the letter's signatories served during the Obama or Clinton administrations.
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In fact, schools with conservative administrations may be even more anti-trans in defiance.
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Since then, he has opened doors in state administrations that might have remained shut.
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It's about letting people work for campaigns and administrations without needing legal defense funds.
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Democrats have praised Rosenstein, pointing to his work for both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Past administrations sometimes prosecuted unauthorized border crossers, but it has never been uniform policy.
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Clinton would be better advised to focus on who would best serve their administrations.
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Then again, previous administrations seemed to have had a different agenda than this one.
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He will reposition it as open-mindedness, something that he'll distinguish from previous administrations.
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Parks were shuttered amid furloughs during government shutdowns under past administrations, the AP reported.
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"We are now paying the price for the actions (of previous administrations)," he added.
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Officials could simply release migrants pending their immigration hearings, as past administrations have done.
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In fact, the longest shutdowns have occurred during Democratic administrations — Carter, Clinton and Obama.
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Yovanovitch served as an ambassador during both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.
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The President also slammed previous administrations for leaving him a "mess" with North Korea.
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But all represent opportunities for abuse by administrations intent on exploiting porous ethics laws.
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That's not how alliances work, and that's not how past administrations have treated allies.
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Presidential administrations have always viewed the media as opponents that needed to be bested.
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Trump's slowly declining support fits into a general historical pattern observed in past administrations.
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More than most administrations, the Trump White House has been characterized by court intrigue.
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Trump's tough and persistent stance on increased burden-sharing is consistent with past administrations.
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The practice under past administrations was to refer these cases to the civil courts.
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"To blame previous administrations for a wrong committed today is not acceptable," she continued.
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Elevating Haley to a Cabinet member broke with the tradition of previous Republican administrations.
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MORE were key architects of the program's expansion over the course of their administrations.
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Just as administrations come and go in our nation's capital, so do temporary exhibits.
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She previously served at the National Security Council during the Bush and Obama administrations.
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During each of the two previous administrations, we averaged just over 4013% GDP growth.
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Woodward has written more than a dozen books on the previous two presidential administrations.
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On nuclear non-proliferation, a policy priority across successive administrations, Trump is similarly indifferent.
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On Monday, the Trump administrations said it would allow the IRS to do so.
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The have also promised to nominate Latinos to key posts in their prospective administrations.
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"Scientific diplomacy [with Cuba] has been effective throughout a number of administrations," Whittle said.
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In prior administrations, both Democrat and Republican, we've been a real partner on this.
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The White House under Trump has experienced a higher turnover rate than previous administrations.
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But city administrations have struggled to find long-term solutions to the river's neglect.
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To be fair to Trump, other US administrations had the Arab force idea too.
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"Past administrations allowed this to happen," Mr. Trump said as Ms. Rosales looked on.
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And the city's Economic Development Corporation has shepherded Hunter's Point South through succeeding administrations.
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Previous administrations have entertained the same idea but decided it would need congressional approval.
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"We've voiced disagreement on policy issues in Democratic and Republican administrations," Ms. Marcario said.
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Even Democratic administrations have had to operate within what's often called the neoliberal consensus.
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" Weekes said the news was "disappointing, though not unexpected given the change in administrations.
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But those administrations also were populated by men and women of capacity and virtue.
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"Perhaps they're hoping for a change of administrations, a change of priorities," Kennedy said.
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The document was also shared with Congress, an annual requirement of administrations since 22016.
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Past administrations have respected the judiciary as having the final word on the law.
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I think on the issue of leak hunts, the two administrations have some similarities.
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It also displayed the quandary in which administrations find themselves given federal privacy laws.
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Democratic administrations from Truman to Clinton tried and failed to pass such a program.
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Administrations in the Middle East do not have the resources to tend to them.
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Under both administrations, the very constitutional system of checks and balances was under assault.
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Successive administrations have moved to limit American engagement without precipitating a yet worse outcome.
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Prior administrations have also appointed individuals with defense-industry experience as senior Pentagon officials.
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"Certainly it's been one of the most active administrations in regulatory policy," he said.
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Rural administrations have begun advertising their regions' produce and tourist attractions on the app.
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The Obama administration also detained immigrant families and children, as did other recent administrations.
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On paper, these appointments go well beyond any we've seen in past Republican administrations.
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"All prior administrations from President Lyndon Johnson have tried and bitterly failed," Trump said.
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This development also sends a message to whistle-blowers in this and future administrations.
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Anytime there is a change in administrations, career government officials face a tricky transition.
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Americans strongly support these fixes, but previous administrations have not been able to deliver.
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Ross Wilson, a former foreign service officer who served for decades in multiple administrations.
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Thatcher's assumption of the Tory leadership that same year, and for her three administrations.
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Artifacts from Republican administrations — especially Ronald Reagan's — served as reminders of the party's past.
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We are reaping the rewards of a consistent, bipartisan U.S. policy through successive administrations.
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McFarland, a national security analyst for Fox News, has worked under three Republican administrations.
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Failing to address it would also condone these actions as acceptable for future administrations.
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Successive Administrations tried to counter with price controls, reduced speed limits, and so on.
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Mr. Wolfowitz served in the administrations of George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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Under both Democratic and Republican administrations, Medicare has begun to embrace value-based payments.
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Previous administrations have historically kept trade negotiations like NAFTA segregated from other geopolitical issues.
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In past administrations, details down to the provenance of the flatware were made public.
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Veterans of Goldman Sachs have gone on to work in Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Previous administrations, he said, routinely asked for background information on policies before making decisions.
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But the courts have generally held that new administrations need to justify such reversals.
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"Starving the beast" has not worked for recent Republican administrations and won't work now.
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Officials from previous administrations say the web of longstanding global relationships has staying power.
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That means obeying the laws, even under administrations led by people we may deplore.
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President Trump is saying it's the fault of the prior administrations tying their hands.
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In some sense people assume that campaigns pose questions and that administrations supply answers.
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Likewise, the last three American presidential administrations have quietly delayed moving the embassy there.
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Mr. Krueger served in Democratic administrations, and his research tended to support liberal causes.
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This sentence starts like an uncharacteristic recognition of actual progress made by previous administrations.
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Past administrations have also used tear gas, but it has been a rare, last resort.
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Mr Trudeau's inner circle includes several people who began their careers in Ontario's Liberal administrations.
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Past presidents have put Wall Street figures and personal donors in their administrations, as well.
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Since 003, US administrations have tried embargoes, they&aposve done sanctions, threats, treaties and appeasement.
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Despite the change in administrations, the site is still up, running, and gaining more signatures.
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Another difference between the previous and the present U.S. Administrations is on infrastructure, particularly pipelines.
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He proposed that future administrations create a position titled director of national intelligence and cybersecurity.
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In other administrations, such an explosive intervention would only have come after serious internal debate.
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Newbold has worked in her position for 18 years, under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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And, as many previous administrations have learned, there is little "discretionary" spending left to cut.
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But those gains pale in comparison to stock performance during the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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California is among a handful of states that are pushing back against the administrations policies.
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Published federal regulatory actions have also fallen after rising substantially during the previous two administrations.
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To put her tenure in context: She has been empire building through five presidential administrations.
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They did resign, but as part of the standard routine when new administrations take office.
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According to every NATO country and both the Obama and Trump administrations, he already has.
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But China persuaded the administrations of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama to refuse.
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It's the same process that has been used for decades for other and previous administrations.
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AT SOME point, almost all American administrations hit a crisis with China, usually early on.
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During the change in administrations, a number of government webpages were taken down from whitehouse.
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The unyielding growth of rules, then, has persisted through Republican and Democratic administrations (see chart).
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Previous administrations, however, would have simply released the families from detention altogether in most cases.
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The decision denies the ambassadors a grace period traditionally granted to them between transitioning administrations.
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Fans of the show were living for the exchange between the real and fictional administrations.
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He has focused on tracing the billions stolen under both the Maduro and Chávez administrations.
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He took a phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, both administrations say.
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"In the past administrations, people didn't respect the law, the leader, the authorities," he said.
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He was not part of the movement and had worked under previous, now-discredited administrations.
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Most recent presidents had legislative wins under their belts by this time in their administrations.
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"In American politics, you don't often get a lot of continuity between administrations," Cervero says.
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However, the Trump administration's 2019 report is a sharp departure from those of previous administrations.
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There&aposve been other administrations that have been highly critical of the press as well.
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There are further trade meetings between the U.S. and the Chinese administrations later this week.
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New administrations should be prepared to be tested by many of these dictators and tyrants.
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At home, the last two administrations have targeted journalistic sources as if they were spies.
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Morrissey also warned the rule will allow for follow-up regulations from future presidential administrations.
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MORE made repeated commitments to conduct one of the most open administrations in U.S. history.
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These issues needn't have been a surprise, and for most administrations, they wouldn't have been.
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There are a lot of loose ends, ends that previous administrations sought to suture down.
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Wade, but even after 43 years since the ruling and three Republican administrations, Roe v.
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China repeatedly rebuffed attempts by previous U.S. administrations to take action on its IP practices.
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But he has yet to diverge substantially from the approach of the last few administrations.
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I've been seeing this disparity in play for 30 years now through very different administrations.
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Of course, past administrations didn't have MIKE FREAKING PENCE, man of iron, dictating their terms.
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In past administrations, he said, detainers were supposed to be used only for serious criminals.
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As of now, the difference between the two administrations appears to be one of messaging.
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It's not unusual for administrations, campaigns, and transition teams to hold conversations with foreign leaders.
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The Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations put in place a skeletal system of regulatory review.
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This process was refined by the Clinton administration and has been continued by successive administrations.
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Administrations often put forth Republican and Democratic nominations in tandem to ease the confirmation process.
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Currently, political control in Libya is split between rival tribes, armed groups and even administrations.
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Those administrations pursued such policies believing that Russia could be integrated into the Western system.
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"What certainty means is that you don't have drastic changes between administrations," he told CNBC.
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For nearly a half-century, environmental regulation has ebbed and flowed with changes in administrations.
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Previous administrations had waived prosecution of first-time crossers for both practical and humanitarian reasons.
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Previous administrations had granted between six to eight waivers under the 10-year-old program.
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Congress got to look protectionist, but count on administrations not actually to do anything terrible.
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Virginia at first defended the legislative map but switched sides after a change in administrations.
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Previous administrations have tried to wait, relying on mid-sized deals sweetened with small bribes.
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Over Democratic and Republican administrations, cabinet net worth has climbed up and up and up.
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He said that he stayed on to help the department navigate the transition between administrations.
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Since then, he has been a vocal critic of both the Obama and Trump administrations.
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Throughout Europe's history, three incoming administrations have had to delay their first day in office.
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He served in senior positions in the Interior Department in the Carter and Clinton administrations.
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This encouraged many of the Puerto Rican government's administrations to engage in aggressive deficit spending.
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Take, for example, the tax cuts provided by two different presidential administrations: Kennedy and Reagan.
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For 15 years, bipartisan administrations and Congresses have rightly resisted that temptation across party lines.
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Efforts by previous Administrations to halt North Korea's development of nuclear weapons had proved fruitless.
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Concern over NATO defense investment levels and efficiency has a history encompassing several U.S. administrations.
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"I've worked with three administrations, and I have a set of core values," Benioff said.
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And it is not just this administration, either — it has been three administrations now. Sen.
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Since then, Republican and Democratic administrations have used it to address widespread discrimination in housing.
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Elevating Haley to a Cabinet level post broke with the tradition of previous Republican administrations.
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The White House Historical Association recounts how administrations since Eisenhower's have marked the ghoulish holiday.
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This was, for example, the case with both the Reagan and George W. Bush administrations.
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Previous administrations had granted between six to eight waivers under the ten-year-old program.
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The Obama and Trump administrations both attempted to get the case thrown out numerous times.
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I have repeatedly called on this and previous Administrations to aggressively enforce our trade laws.
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The last two administrations have tried to break the Iran-Russia alliance to no avail.
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He also decried the situation there, saying he was left a "mess" by previous administrations.
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The letter was signed by people who have served in both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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TV that he thinks previous administrations could have done more to make better trade deals.
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The rare event brought together scores of prominent lawmakers from administrations dating back three decades.
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Republican officials from previous presidential administrations appeared onstage at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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These are often holdovers from other administrations, so, in theory, not swayed by political influence.
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This has already led to conflicts with previous administrations that didn't share California's environmental zeal.
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Some federal agencies — and administrations — are more lenient than others when it comes to waivers.
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Administrations come and go, but the civil service remains as the stewards of our democracy.
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Most prior administrations have been unwilling to exercise this option, fearing diplomatic and economic fallout.
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A popular fallacy supported by both Republican and Democratic administrations is so-called free trade.
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Both argued their prospective administrations would protect voting rights and expand opportunities for black Americans.
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Administrations do typically cut off officials from previous presidencies from briefings, other former officials said.
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During the last two presidential administrations, more than 200,000 Mexicans lost their lives to violence.
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Mr. Wehner served in the previous three Republican administrations and is a contributing opinion writer.
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Since 1991, both Republican and Democrat administrations have repeatedly renewed those temporary protections for Liberians.
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For decades, presidential administrations have tried — and failed — to curb North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Those are for administrations with less drama, lower ratings and fewer reporters on speed dial.
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Yet it's easy to overstate the degree of difference between recent Democratic and Republican administrations.
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With past administrations, many such disputes have been handled by negotiation or settled in court.
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Vice is definitely angry, and it aims its barbs at Cheney and both Bush administrations.
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Mr. Pompeo's silence on the issue is a break from the actions of previous administrations.
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Previous administrations have also used prudent diplomatic silence in the face of domestic upheavals abroad.
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You created fictional administrations in "The West Wing" and "The American President," stretching the truth.
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So three successive presidential administrations have said over 16 years about the war in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Craig is a prominent Democrat and a veteran of the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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Trump added on Tuesday that Guatemala was "different" than in past administrations, without providing details.
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The de Blasio administration has taken a stricter interpretation of that law than previous administrations.
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"This has come up more often in this administration than in previous administrations," he said.
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Administrations regularly hold off-camera briefings with reporters to provide updates on policies and initiatives.
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The roots of this new visibility of United States-Taiwan ties reach into previous administrations.
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But administrations for two decades had instead followed the settlement and not issued such regulations.
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The judges acknowledged that presidents have broad powers to alter the policies of earlier administrations.
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In past administrations, former leaders have returned to talk about new initiatives and offer wisdom.
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During the George W. Bush and Obama administrations, Pakistani leaders met regularly with the president.
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Veterans of past administrations said they sought to avoid violating the Vacancies Act whenever possible.
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I did my best to report on both Democratic and Republican administrations honestly and fairly.
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Recent administrations have focused instead on pressing other nations to stay out of the market.
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Like most administrations' budget proposals, it's unlikely to be approved in its entirety by Congress.
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" Graves continued, characterizing Chao as "a consummate professional and effective transportation official in multiple administrations.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations had tried multiple times to get the lawsuit dismissed.
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Many of the lawyers who've signed onto the letter have worked in previous Republican administrations.
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Since then, Republican administrations have kept or reimposed it, while Democratic ones have rescinded it.
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Might that foster a better relationship with the press than the Trump or Obama administrations?
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He has the lowest public support of almost any nominee for the last four administrations.
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Republicans called the move another sign that America's military readiness has suffered under recent administrations.
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That's one reason why we hear this type of innuendo more commonly in Republican administrations.
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Previous presidential administrations, both Republican and Democrat, have taken widely different approaches to climate change.
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Since then, all other presidents and their administrations have buried that information, according to Kotlikoff.
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Most administrations would call for a plain bill to hike the debt limit, Cole said.
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But history shows that Republican administrations have consistently been more profligate spenders than Democratic ones.
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The OPM issues dated back to 2007 and crossed both political parties and two administrations.
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Even as certain personalities are divested, tentacles run deep; ties cross administrations and party lines.
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The speech was widely criticized by former C.I.A. officials from both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Other administrations had also misused the law — investigating enemies and rivals, like civil-rights leaders.
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Each of those administrations tried to use the economic and military pressure to start negotiations.
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Another bill before the Council specifically prohibits this, with an eye toward future city administrations.
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He was a State Department Middle East analyst and negotiator in Democratic and Republican administrations.
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They were mandated as a result of bipartisan efforts spanning both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Many executive branch lawyers in Republican administrations have been hostile to the War Powers Resolution.
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Mr. Kristol served in senior positions in the Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations.
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The documented failures — mold, rats and leaking ceilings — spanned the Bloomberg and de Blasio administrations.
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Mr. Giorgione was Camp David's commanding officer during the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations.
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Administrations that are dishonest about domestic policy tend to be dishonest about foreign policy too.
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People who have served in administrations under investigation speak eloquently about how miserable it is.
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Responding to criticism, various administrations attempted to take steps to counter the last-minute surge.
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It was used by immigration officials in both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.
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NCAA women's basketball champion teams have visited the White House for the previous five administrations.
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Other administrations loosely continued the tradition, but George H.W. Bush formalized the practice in 1989.
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U.S. administrations have sought to curb human trafficking in the U.S. for years without success.
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Even when the dollar's strength created headwinds, administrations have stood by it, at least verbally.
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As a lifelong Republican, I have contributed to initiatives of both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Across Washington, officials from previous administrations can be found in scores of high-profile jobs.
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Mr. Trump's document drew from organizational precedents in the Obama and George W. Bush administrations.
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For those reasons and others, it's possible that previous administrations would have allowed the deal.
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Mr. Trump is opening the door to deporting far more unauthorized immigrants than previous administrations.
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Former government officials from multiple administrations have offered their endorsements, citing Haspel's service and experience.
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The image of a chaotic White House inner circle evokes troubled administrations in the past.
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Congress has approved many such bills even when administrations have expressed serious concerns about them.
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For the past two decades, wardrobes have tended to be more relaxed in Democratic administrations.
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But the Obama and Bush administrations got nowhere by further isolating the already-reclusive nation.
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A certain honor system prevented previous administrations from abusing the power to declare national emergencies.
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But even more surprising is how successive American administrations have done nothing to stop it.
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They are among many high officials leaving government as part of the change in administrations.
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The 90-day period allows administrations the time to file the paperwork appropriately, Vance said.
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Trump on Thursday in China blamed past administrations instead of Beijing for "unfair" trade practices.
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Carter has a distinguished career in government service, working for both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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I am also extremely concerned about the various precedents he is setting for future administrations.
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Jeremy Bernard and Lea Berman, former social secretaries for the Obama and Bush administrations, respectively.
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And there are precedents in other previous administrations, Democrat and Republican, that are also troubling.
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Under Mr. Obama, the Justice Department prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
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And they say the administration is poised to secure greater concessions than previous administrations have.
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It did not take much, according to officials from both the Bush and Obama administrations.
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He's since served in three administrations: that of George W. Bush, Obama, and now Trump.
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It's been the basic principle behind immigration policy, enforced to varying degrees, for several administrations.
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Horowitz is an Obama-era appointee, though he's worked for both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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As other outlets have noted, modern presidential administrations often have a busy first few weeks.
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On the presidential level, Republican administrations have a 3 percent higher infant mortality rate than Democratic administrations, according to a study by Arline Geronimus, professor of health behavior and health education at the University of Michigan, and co-investigators Javier M. Rodriguez and John Bound.
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Not only did the Obama administration produce multiple, in-depth reports about how the lessons from Ebola should inform future pandemic preparedness, but officials from both administrations participated in a specific pandemic training in January 2017 during the transition between the Obama and Trump administrations.
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Worked in the Office of the Solicitor General during the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.
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Political influence also drove a string of unrealistic, expensive projects that were cancelled by subsequent administrations.
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As much as the practice may be criticized, other administrations have done it before, and recently.
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But even in recent administrations, the clash between state and federal marijuana statutes has flared up.
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The remaining signatories are former Justice Department appointees, the majority of whom served in Democratic administrations.
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More than a century ago, it was Mormon immigrants who found presidential administrations less than welcoming.
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Presidential administrations, even ones we vehemently disagree with, should be allowed to implement their preferred policies.
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Despite stoking tension in tech companies, it's a relatively routine decision that's happened under administrations past.
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The ecosystem flourished under the same light-touch rules during both the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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In previous administrations, Presidents have thrown out ceremonial first pitches on Major League Baseball's opening day.
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It will take time and investment, over successive city administrations, for superblocks to become social superblocks.
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The American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrations also said they do not condone Williams' actions.
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These are men who have turned a blind eye to sexual harassment and their own administrations.
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That group, whose founders are leaders from previous Republican administrations, doesn't lobby or receive corporate contributions.
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In the ensuing years, the George W. Bush and Obama administrations extended the protection several times.
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This helped Mr Calheiros to become justice minister and president of the senate under three administrations.
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That is essentially the "freeze-for-freeze" policy that Chinese leaders urged on previous American administrations.
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They certainly have gotten people through [who] would have sunk in previous times and previous administrations.
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Erdogan has not backed down in the face of military saber-rattling, like most administrations have.
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Over the last four administrations, Congress has led bipartisan U.S. efforts to isolate the Sudan regime.
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According to NBC, the number of maintenance requests is consistent with those made by previous administrations.
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Prior administrations "weren't able to do it the diplomatic way, the old-school way," Garcia said.
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THAT FOR THE MOST PART HAVE NOT BEEN ADDRESSED BY THE REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS IN THE PAST.
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The Obama and Bush administrations both increased deportations of illegal migrants, yet avoided separating migrant families.
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The generals' 20-year strategic plan, enshrined in law, binds future administrations to its development policies.
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"The record-keeping from past administrations has not exactly been very good," he added to reporters.
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In particular, the 2016 election illustrated the obstacles faced by candidates with baggage from past administrations.
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Transparency drives appeal to new administrations because they are cheap and send a signal of reform.
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Both administrations are dominated by the Northern League, which once advocated secession for the richer north.
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When less money is being doled out to state and local administrations, bureaucrats invent new charges.
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And both recruited heavily from the nation's economics departments and law schools to staff their administrations.
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But the improvements they plan to make to existing fencing are nothing past administrations haven't done.
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Horror stories emerge from the strictest administrations, say Dubai or Saudi Arabia, on a regular basis.
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Federal research and development money over the decades from Democratic and Republican administrations alike also helped.
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As you heard, we cut the price substantially, something that other administrations would never have done.
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Since its initiation in 1984, various presidential administrations have rescinded and reinstated the Mexico City Policy.
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For too long, administrations of both parties have been lax in their approaches to antitrust enforcement.
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McFarland served in three Republican administrations and was an aide to Henry Kissinger in the 1970s.
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Energy had outshone nearly every sector during the early days of the past five presidential administrations.
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How immigration hawks in the Trump admin view TPS: Successive administrations have abused this "temporary" program.
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King on Wednesday said there is precedent for presidents having close relatives serve in their administrations.
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So is Elliott Abrams, who served in the administrations of George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan.
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We've seen what happens when administrations turn a deaf ear to the cries of LGBT lives.
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Ron Klain was chief of staff to the vice president in the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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Previous administrations generally did not force officials to sign them unless they handled such sensitive intelligence.
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A similar proposal has been included in budget requests both from the Trump and Obama administrations.
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Previous administrations under GOP and Democratic presidents have chosen not to separate minors from their guardians.
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The 47-year-old reporter has covered the Obama and Trump administrations for CNN since 2013.
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Indeed, Huffington Post reporter Zach Carter specifically cites the Clinton and Obama administrations as precursors: 3.
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They are a relationship that has mattered for 70 years across Republican and Democrat administrations alike.
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Stacking so many nominees in such a brief compass strikingly contrasts with the last two administrations.
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Quigley also faulted both the Obama and Trump administrations for an inadequate response to Russian interference.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have exacerbated rather than resolved the problems the Kerner Commission identified.
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Under past administrations, some border-crossers were occasionally prosecuted, and were thus separated from their families.
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Over the past two presidential administrations, political fury has swirled around the nation's health-care system.
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Trump, speaking in Washington, said he would not be hoodwinked the way previous administrations have been.
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Because of the Trump Administrations actions, Border crossings are at a still UNACCEPTABLE 46 year low.
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"He thinks AK voters are disappointed with the local administrations," says Atilla Yesilada, a political analyst.
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Kurz's government said it wanted to break with that culture, which has left some administrations deadlocked.
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" "I think there are some bad apples, there's always been that in Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Christian Whiton was a State Department senior adviser during the Trump and George W. Bush administrations.
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These are policy differences between duly elected presidential administrations, not of criminal or even counterintelligence interest.
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His misguided policy in past administrations helped fuel South Sudan's descent into ethnic cleansing in 2016.
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The Bush and Obama administrations took initial steps in this direction in confronting Islamist-inspired terrorism.
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The number of requests for building maintenance and redecorating was similar to past administrations, NBC reports.
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Past US administrations have made clear to China that the two issues would remain fundamentally disentangled.
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The Trump administration said it is handling city, county and state relations differently than previous administrations.
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Tillerson's announcement recognizes something that three previous U.S. administrations were unwilling to admit: "strategic patience" failed.
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Meanwhile, dozens of national security experts from Republican administrations have declared Mr. Trump unfit to lead.
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The truth is that racism and police brutality existed under President Obama and administrations before his.
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The Truman-Eisenhower-Kennedy-Johnson administrations governed America during some of the Cold War's hottest years.
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Furthermore, going back and fixing the sloppy estimates produced by past administrations takes time and effort.
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Never mind that previous administrations and the Trump administration until recently had a very different practice.
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Trade deals pursued by past administrations put the interests of big corporations and foreign countries first.
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It also echoed criticism of previous administrations' approaches to North Korea that Trump himself has made.
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But a Bloomberg review of those actions found that a third had started under other administrations.
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SO THAT'S ONE OF THE INHERENT UNFAIRNESSES TO WHICH PRIOR ADMINISTRATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AGREED.
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Past administrations' attempts to engage China have been mistaken for weakness by the Marxist Leninist regime.
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Prior administrations have certainly used dubious assertions of privilege to block investigations of their perceived failures.
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In the past McConnell has been key to ending standoffs between various administrations and Capitol Hill.
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Previous administrations made deals with the Saudis premised upon U.S. access to vast Saudi oil reserves.
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Trump's attempts to change that reality come on top of years of attempts by previous administrations.
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White House press briefings didn't use to attract much attention from the public during previous administrations.
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Do administrations tend to pay a political price when they deceive and overstep in this way?
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The MEE consolidates regulatory functions that were spread over seven or eight different ministries and administrations.
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Republican administrations sometimes propose big new initiatives that they want to finance via higher budget deficits.
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The two administrations worked together to meet the challenge of the greatest economic crisis in decades.
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Administrations do come and go every 4-8 years and the tech ecosystem keeps moving forward.
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In both the Obama and Trump administrations, Russia has pushed for a cyber arms control agreement.
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In order to establish consistent principles the U.S. needs to exhibit consistency across administrations and agencies.
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" He added: "The Steel Barrier, or Wall, should have been built by previous administrations long ago.
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This action upended years of consensus building policy development by the Congress and successive presidential administrations.
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If he was offering "the federal perspective," that perspective had shifted with a change in administrations.
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Signatories included former Treasury secretaries and top economists who served the Obama, Bush, and Clinton administrations.
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This approach to deals is a reversal from the stance of past administrations on deal making.
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Certainly, past administrations have imposed similar bans, but they've been much narrower in terms of numbers.
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I will not repeat the mistakes of past administrations that got us into this dangerous position.
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Previous administrations have used the rule in a targeted way, like curbing petroleum shipments from Iran.
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During the Bush and Obama administrations, Israel was repeatedly talked down from attacking Iran's nuclear facilities.
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The panel includes Nobel laureates, Clark medalists, and former advisers to both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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I will not repeat the mistakes of past administrations that got us into this dangerous position.
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It is important to recognize that Reagan's tax decreases were not substantially reversed under subsequent administrations.
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Mr. Kmiec headed the Office of Legal Counsel in the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations.
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The Justice Department under President Barack Obama prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
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The company is working closely with the administrations of each college where it intends to launch.
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Those who worked with Birx during the Obama and Trump administrations praised her professionalism and qualifications.
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We have seen administrations come and go, and we have seen new rules and old rules.
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Previous administrations tried to coordinate the activities of private lawyers before letting them interact with aides.
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It's the latest in a long line of fights between lawmakers and presidential administrations over information.
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Critics have insistently portrayed the Everybody's Front as a thinly veiled return to the Kirchner administrations.
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Law enforcement officials under President Barack Obama prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
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Sadly, some recent presidential administrations have found that process too slow and burdensome for their liking.
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North Korea and the United States have reached previous agreements that did not survive successive administrations.
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American administrations change, but two things persist: The Islamic democracy delusion and Erdogan as its foil.
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Previous administrations have tried to get China to crack down on this practice with limited success.
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It also would guard against the potential roll-back of rights following changes in presidential administrations.
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Power is split between shifting armed factions in the east and west, aligned with competing administrations.
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Here, despite their evident differences, the Obama and Trump administrations have proven more alike than not.
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Previous administrations, given the close quarters and long hours of White House life, also spawned couples.
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It's common practice, of course, for administrations to publish overly optimistic forecasts alongside its policy proposals.
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Since 2008, incoming U.S. administrations have struggled — without success — over how to withdraw from both countries.
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She noted that throughout several administrations, the Flores Agreement has been necessary to protect migrant children.
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Moreover, both the Bush and Obama administrations rejected this type of claim to control drug pricing.
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Policies that have fiercely guarded India's markets have been the bane of multiple previous U.S. administrations.
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Some companies, too, are hedging bets, anticipating that future administrations may be more interested in regulation.
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For nearly 50 years, the state has received these waivers routinely from administrations of both parties.
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Pozen easily dispenses with the idea that Administrations don't prosecute leakers because they can't find them.
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Rosenstein's career at the Justice Department spanned three administrations, starting with former President George W. Bush.
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Beyond that, Mr. Trump has been slow to create a structure like those in past administrations.
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WNBA teams were frequently invited to the White House during the Obama, Bush, and Clinton administrations.
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MORE's Treasury Department, he noted that others involved in the think tank served in GOP administrations.
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I wish previous administrations in my country saw what was happening and did something about it.
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As as result, they often went too far in decentralizing government authority, leading to unstable administrations.
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He promised to "drain the swamp" before ushering in one of the swampiest administrations in history.
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Union officials have urged staff to gather outside the energy ministry in Paris or local administrations.
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However, history shows that we cannot assume that future administrations will keep this policy in place.
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Union officials have urged staff to gather outside the energy ministry in Paris or local administrations.
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The same strategy, Glaser said, was employed by the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations.
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This is a new low for briefings, which were an almost-daily occurrence in past administrations.
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His father, Roger Porter, worked for several White House administrations before becoming a professor at Harvard.
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Dave Lapan, who worked as a department spokesman during both the administrations of Trump and Obama.
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The Conservation Law Foundation will argue before the state's highest court that the administrations of Gov.
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Various administrations have long accused Canada of allowing loggers to cut down trees on public land.
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That step had previously been considered by the Bush and Obama administrations, and then set aside.
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Though previous administrations had grumbled, and occasionally intervened in judges' appointments, the Trump administration went further.
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Although various American administrations pursued and won several cases, the process was slow and occasionally frustrating.
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But administrations for two decades have instead simply followed the settlement and not issued such regulations.
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He has blamed endemic corruption and the economic policies of past administrations for creating these conditions.
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Under former President Barack Obama, the Justice Department prosecuted more leaks than all previous administrations combined.
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Incoming presidential administrations — at least historically — are often harried and unusually sensitive to intense public backlash.
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Her office is filled with holdovers from other administrations, and it is meant to be nonpartisan.
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That divide has held steady for decades now, through shifting weather, political administrations, and cultural moods.
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The 2001, 2003, and 20173 tax cuts, all passed under Republican administrations, were not paid for.
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US policy in this and previous administrations is that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon.
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But administrations and party majorities come and go, though there are plenty of corporate-influenced Democrats, too.
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Republicans have won surprising early victories in the case that could rein in future administrations as well.
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Ambassadors meet with campaign officials frequently as they try to get a read on potential new administrations.
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Every university where we have seen administrations give in to radical protesters, you&aposve seen massive backlash.
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More than 400 college and university administrations have joined the national Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus.
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Ethics experts said Shaub is right that other transition teams and administrations worked directly with the office.
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The president has been very clear he&aposs not going to make the mistakes of prior administrations.
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A system of inter-agency review is in place -- across administrations -- to ensure this chaos doesn't happen.
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Former EPA staffers said Wednesday the restrictions imposed under Trump far exceed the practices of past administrations.
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Administrations are generally reluctant to do that because they fear what such independent investigators might turn up.
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While the seating arrangement at Reagan's funeral also reflected the order of the administrations, Ford's did not.
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Iran's leaders have spoken repeatedly against the U.S. under administrations, including those of Presidents Obama and Trump.
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Both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations created powerful tools for apprehending and deporting immigrants.
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Ethics experts said Shaub is right that other transition teams and administrations worked directly with the office.
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Trump's assault is just a more bombastic version of what these lawyers have weathered under past administrations.
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He deserves credit for changing the failed policy of the previous three administrations, no doubt about it.
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Disaster recovery is notoriously challenging even for administrations that are well organized, staffed, and excel at communicating.
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The Trump Administration's move falls in line with other administrations' take on this issue, per the NYT.
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New administrations have the right to steer the ship in different directions as a matter of policy.
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Cuban citizens' ability to settle in the United States has long by facilitated by various US administrations.
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It's generally well funded under Republican administrations, Marshall said, and it's growing because of more aging seniors.
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Resumé: Carrie Lam joined the civil service in 1980, working under both British colonial and Chinese administrations.
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Mexican officials said both the Bush and Obama administrations had been open to working on the issue.
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Some of the data points aren't accurate, and others are the result of policies from past administrations.
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I will not repeat the mistakes of past administrations that got us into this very dangerous position.
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General, by the way, how many times this term already have you flipped positions from prior administrations?
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The reform would abolish provincial administrations and remove many of the overlaps between regional and central authorities.
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It's a common practice for America's enemies to try to spy on current or future American administrations.
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Poor Wolf has to write a set of jokes about one of the strangest administrations to date.
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The Senate did, however, take action against Clinton — and future administrations — in response to the acting appointment.
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Most interesting, though, is that Alaska's approach is something the Trump and Obama administrations apparently agree on.
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When he rolled out a list of foreign-policy advisers, they largely hailed from previous Bush administrations.
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Remember, both the Bush and Obama administrations attempted to pass immigration reform, and both their efforts failed.
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In short Trump is assembling one of the most oil-friendly, climate-allergic administrations in US history.
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The Trump administration a year ago resolved to take tougher line with Pakistan than previous U.S. administrations.
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Under past administrations of both parties, the boards were seen as technical bodies beyond the political fray.
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But administrations and party majorities come and go, though there are plenty of corporate-influenced Democrats too.
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Both administrations recognised, he says, that it is "the only way to achieve financial inclusion at scale".
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One of the key tactics used by both the Bush and Obama administrations was the immigration raid.
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Yet in recent years provincial administrations have granted more permits to individuals and upmarket hotels to indulge.
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She had close contacts to officials in previous U.S. administrations, including former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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Washington (CNN)Staffers for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are already working to plan their future administrations.
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The industry balked at the decision, insisting it was rushed through to beat the change in administrations.
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Wolfe is one of several government officials to face prosecution by recent U.S. administrations for media leaks.
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This transition was also notable for the first attempt at official cooperation between outgoing and incoming administrations.
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But he's facing regime that he has challenged U.S. administrations on this issue for a quarter century.
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And speakers have always been able to use their lawmaking powers to enact proposals over resistant administrations.
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That move would certainly streamline the process of appointing justices, including liberal ones in administrations to come.
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That determination was not criticized by public health officials contacted by CNN who worked in previous administrations.
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The media is always calling for more presidential news conferences, especially during the last two presidential administrations.
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We are proud to have worked with previous Republican administrations on sound policy based upon sound science.
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Johnson also argued that having administrators carry over from previous presidential administrations wouldn't help to preserve stability.
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It is not unusual for U.S. attorneys to be replaced at the beginning of new presidential administrations.
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Their allies in Congress say it's unfair to penalize them for the decisions of previous state administrations.
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Though a veteran of both the Clinton and Carter administrations, he has a reputation as a centrist.
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And prominent left-of-center economists associated with the Obama and Clinton administrations have advised against it.
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Continuing the catch-and-release program as the Obama and Bush administrations did is not a solution.
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Chief Justice Roberts noted that the Obama and Trump administrations have said they wouldn't deport DACA participants.
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Administrations have occasionally refused to defend regulations issued by their predecessors while they work to undo them.
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No Cabinet member left in the first year in any other of the previous five presidential administrations.
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This is a much higher burn rate than the turnover in the staff of recent presidential administrations.
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"As administrations evolve, some things work well and other things might not work so well," Rethmeier added.
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" Instead he blamed past US administrations "for allowing this trade deficit to take place and to grow.
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They hew to the hoary code of bipartisanship, of course, faithfully serving Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
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While past administrations also oversaw an immigration system that caused unnecessary suffering, Trump's approach is markedly different.
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But changes in presidential administrations have generally led to re-examination and changes in NASA's marching orders.
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" PENCE: "I know the President has said that that was his impression from previous administrations, previous presidents.
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"It suggests that future administrations can pick and choose which laws they're going to enforce," Bagley said.
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This is partly whit it took negotiators 10 years in two presidential administrations to finish the TPP.
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Previous U.S. administrations had brushed this off as politicized rhetoric meant to distract from Venezuela's domestic problems.
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And North Korea has a long history of cheating on agreements that it's made with previous administrations.
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It is a problem past administrations have battled, often controversially by targeting members of the news media.
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For most of its history, under Democratic and Republican administrations, the Internet thrived under "light touch" regulation.
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In both the Bush and Obama administrations, a bad attitude about paying taxes was a deal killer.
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On Monday, 50 national security leaders who served in Republican administrations signed a letter rejecting his candidacy.
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The administrations of two Bushes and a Clinton in between hardly had an effect on the city.
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We asked respondents how supportive the Trump administration is of Ukraine, as compared to previous American administrations.
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I am a foreign policy scholar and practitioner who has studied U.S. foreign policy through many administrations.
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The Lincoln and Johnson administrations decided against mass trials of former Confederate leaders after the Civil War.
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The Jefferson, Madison, and Lincoln administrations all believed that court judgments were binding on the White House.
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While the seating arrangement at Reagan's service also reflected the order of the administrations, Ford's did not.
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I will not repeat the mistakes of the past Administrations that got us into this dangerous position.
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The law under discussion on Tuesday would make the information accessible to the bloc's national tax administrations.
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Indeed, Presidents Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama sent the U.S. attorneys from other presidents' administrations packing.
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"This is something that a lot of domestic producers have brought up with past administrations," he said.
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Yet the next administration will almost certainly have fewer women and people of color than past administrations.
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