The search for Mr. Jakubowski involved 18 local agencies, two state agencies and six federal agencies.
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"All of the agencies, particularly law enforcement agencies, make contributions to the agencies that are responsible for gathering it, disseminating it," Basham said.
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They are state and local law-enforcement agencies, not federal agencies.
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The rankings are split among large agencies, which have 15,000 or more employees; mid-size agencies, with at least 1,000 workers; and small agencies.
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So primarily our clients are agencies and sometimes brands, but primarily agencies.
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They come from traditional ad agencies and consulting companies, Hollywood talent agencies moving into marketing services, and specialty agencies catering to direct-to-consumer brands.
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Y.) Subcommittees: Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies; Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies; Defense; Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies; Financial Services and General Government; Homeland Security; Interior, Environment and Related Agencies; Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies; Legislative Branch; Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies; State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs; Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies Members: Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), Nita Lowey (D-N.
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Finally, modeling agencies claim that they are not technically agencies, but management companies.
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In this sense, the Christian agencies function a lot like child adoption agencies.
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Of course our intelligence agencies say that the missile programs continue, and not only our intelligence agencies, the U.N. intelligence agencies are telling us the same thing.
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But the laws governing the agencies have myriad problems, as do the agencies themselves.
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Its members include lenders, servicers, guaranty agencies, collection agencies, financial literacy providers and schools.
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Additionally, four separate federal regulatory agencies and numerous state agencies oversee the private market.
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Reward, rather than penalize agencies, both governmental and nongovernmental, that cooperate with other agencies.
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In 2017, talent agencies ICM Partners and United Talent Agency also acquired speaking agencies.
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It's possible some agencies or components could be closed down or folded into other agencies.
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The news, which was , highlights the growing struggles facing independent agencies and agencies in general.
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Not only are Madison Avenue and Silicon Valley frenemies, but so, too, he declares, are ad agencies and their marketer clients; agencies and media companies; traditional and digital media companies; agencies and consultancies like Accenture and McKinsey; agencies and software firms like Adobe and Salesforce.
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As a cornerstone for a complex network of United Nations agencies, civil society organizations, development agencies, and international monetary agencies, U.S. leadership and funding are central to international aid responses.
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The middlemen: Advertising agencies have traditionally been represented by the American Association of Advertising Agencies (4As).
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Other agencies, including the U.S. Secret Service, are known to share their devices with local agencies.
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P&G said talent agencies are among the agencies and other content companies it works with.
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Or having these agencies work with state agencies in the region to come up with solutions?
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They include payroll agencies, training businesses, nanny agencies, after-school clubs, Gumtree and other listings sites.
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The institutions have crumbled—universities, investigative agencies, the courts, the media, the administrative agencies, public services.
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But what's different after World War II is that it gets mediated through agencies, whether those agencies are temp agencies like that at Manpower Incorporated, or consultancies like McKinsey and Company.
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"I believe that our intel agencies, our intelligence agencies, I work with them very strongly ... As currently led, by fine people, I believe very much in our intelligence agencies," Trump said.
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They aren't paid by the government agencies they're assisting; those agencies don't even know who they are.
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This log is accessible to a wide range of government agencies, not just law and intelligence agencies.
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Multiple law enforcement agencies, including federal agencies such as the ATF and FBI, assisted El Paso police.
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PR agencies are now becoming ad agencies as they have fewer newspapers to peddle their wares to.
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Much of the decrease was driven by lower fleet sales to rental agencies, businesses and government agencies.
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Independent federal agencies would be held to the same standards of transparency and accountability as executive agencies.
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Intelligence agencies would appear to have an inherent advantage over news agencies when it comes to information.
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We started off in pockets of agencies and now we're seeing wholesale agencies moving to the cloud.
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Involve Government Agencies You may file a complaint with local, state, and federal agencies like the EEOC.
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It's a decision that aims to close the gap between U.S. weather climate agencies and international agencies.
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" He added, "Those prisons they are talking about are sanctioned by government agencies, audited by government agencies.
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"The scale of these wildfires over a large geographic area of California will require a coordinated cleanup effort with assistance from federal agencies, state agencies, local agencies, tribal governments and contractors," Klug said.
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The affected agencies include nine Cabinet agencies (Justice, Interior, Homeland Security, Labor, Agriculture, Transportation, State, Treasury and Commerce) along with smaller independent agencies from the FDA and EPA to the Smithsonian and NASA.
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Agencies have different waiting times, but most agencies will match intended parents in about three to six months.
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" We're told the overall security plan involves federal agencies, multiple state agencies and private security plus "surveillance everywhere.
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AtmaGo has also partnered with government agencies and humanitarian agencies, which can post advice for residents, said Palaniappan.
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It serves almost 6,000 clients including market research agencies, advertising agencies and investment firms, according to its website.
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"Gorsuch would show no more deference to Trump administration agencies than he would Obama administration agencies," he said.
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Folks who claim to be inside these federal agencies saying negative things about what's happening at those agencies.
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PR agencies are worried about consulting companies eating their lunch, just as they've been doing with ad agencies.
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Of nearly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the U.S., only 15,6133 agencies submitted hate crime data for 2016.
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There are about 18,000 police agencies in America, only a dozen or so of which are federal agencies.
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"We sell to official, governmental LEAs" — law-enforcement agencies — "and security agencies ONLY," Vincenzetti wrote in an email.
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Meanwhile, some federal agencies like DHS, the SEC, and the IRS forge ahead with security standards within their own agencies, yet the models and best practices aren't being shared effectively with other federal agencies.
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Furloughed workers and closed agencies have also created a "bad look" for government agencies looking to fill cyber jobs.
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The outcome, which could result in fewer large agencies or more small agencies, is among the administration's highest priorities.
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By the end of October, the agencies must enforce real-name registration for all phone accounts, the agencies said.
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There are nearly 255,22015 law enforcement agencies in America — only a dozen or so of which are federal agencies.
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American intelligence agencies have said they have "high confidence" that the attack was the work of Russian intelligence agencies.
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Statutes authorize agencies to promulgate and enforce regulatory measures and detail the steps agencies must follow when adopting rules.
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The executive branch was the sensible place to house agencies because the agencies combined both policymaking and enforcement functions.
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Unsurprisingly, some foreign jurisdictions don't support sharing data about their citizens with U.S. law enforcement agencies or security agencies.
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There are about 18,000 law enforcement agencies in America, only a dozen or so of which are federal agencies.
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There are nearly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the US, and only a dozen or so are federal agencies.
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There are nearly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in America — only a dozen or so of which are federal agencies.
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Regulations, broadly speaking, are rules and requirements issued by agencies like the Environmental Protection Administration, the Department of Transportation, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, as well as similar state-level agencies and city-level agencies.
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"These collaborative efforts would not, of course, preclude other appropriate actions by our respective agencies or authority," the agencies said.
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Tall order for agencies: "Moving government agencies to shared services and IT modernization alone are huge action items," Gillis said.
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RATINGS AGENCIES Increasing debt to fund Eskom in a low economic growth environment will be a concern for ratings agencies.
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Subjecting independent agencies to executive branch review of their rules would seriously undermine those agencies' independence from the White House.
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The bill, which funds U.S. agencies through April 28, must pass before a Friday deadline to keep government agencies running.
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The travel credit applies to travel purchases made through airlines, hotels, car rental agencies, travel agencies, public transit and more.
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Those 22019 agencies, with the assistance of seven large collection agencies with limited inventory, recovered $10.43 billion in FY 2018.
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Not just agencies — MCNs [multichannel networks like Fullscreen or Maker], ad agencies, who are all taking money off the top.
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A licensing requirement for modeling agencies is redundant because California talent agencies are already licensed, association President Karen Stuart said.
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I reached out to several agencies that represent makeup artists, celebrity branding agencies, brands (including Marc Jacobs Beauty), and publicists.
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Clearview sells access to its database to law enforcement agencies, so those agencies can match unknown faces to other images.
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Currently, when government agencies cite B5, which applies to internal deliberations, government agencies can withhold records under that exemption forever.
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After years of increased regulation during the Obama administration, Ohlhausen would be an active and articulate advocate for deregulation as federal agencies and state agencies consider proposed policies, including federal agencies heeding President Trump's call to deregulate.
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Though reporting agencies vary state by state, you can visit RAINN's State Law Database to find the agencies in your area.
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Guidance issued by federal agencies is not legally binding, but serves as a blueprint for how agencies will enforce federal laws.
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Customs agencies' data on interceptions of fake goods are often very spotty, and many agencies keep no such data at all.
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Thursday morning's panel could provide clues as to how intelligence agencies determined that two Russian intelligence agencies were behind the breach.
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And we already spend more on immigration enforcement agencies, border and interior, than all other principal criminal law enforcement agencies combined.
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Credit rating agencies have downgraded Qatar since the dispute erupted and all three major agencies have negative outlooks on the country.
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Michigan allows faith-based child placement agencies to turn away same-sex couples based on agencies' religious objections to such families.
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Since then, it has nearly doubled in size, from 31 participating agencies in 20173 states to 60 agencies in 18 states.
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Publishers becoming ad agencies, in other words, means competing not just with one another, but with the agencies that already exist.
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It directs NIST to provide guidance to federal agencies to implement the framework and develop metrics for evaluating federal agencies' cybersecurity.
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And because they've worked at four different agencies they know the people to call at those agencies when they need stuff.
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Dozens of other agencies also have supplemental ethics rules that have been written to address potential problems specific to those agencies.
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And a smaller group of senators have chided Mr. Trump for second-guessing his intelligence agencies and attacking law enforcement agencies.
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Lawsuits could compel public agencies to provide comparable funding and benefits to religious schools if the agencies support other private schools.
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When agencies do it poorly, they can lose in court because the law requires agencies to justify their choices in writing.
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For Thomas, when Congress delegates its powers to federal agencies it gives those agencies too much power with too little accountability.
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Agencies don't know how much money public health agencies will have to pay staff's salaries, purchase supplies and more, sources said.
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If the documents contain information collected or analyzed by other intelligence community agencies, then those agencies would be consulted as well.
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The lines between Hollywood and Madison Avenue have started to blur, the Forrester analyst Jay Pattisall said, calling Hollywood talent agencies "yet another set of competitors for agencies" — and exacerbating the string of existential threats ad agencies already face.
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The group believes the two agencies were not working together on the hack, but rather competing, as Russian intelligence agencies often do.
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The agencies are in 34 states and Puerto Rico, but a department spokesman did not immediately have a list of the agencies.
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Although it doesn't have investigative or enforcement authority, it works with other federal agencies to provide guidance during investigations those agencies launch.
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The credit agencies collude with many local employment agencies to offer loan schemes with interest rates of up to 60 per cent.
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The regulations would also prevent collection agencies from alerting credit agencies about debts without also informing the debtors they are doing so.
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The real problem is that our security agencies are run like other federal agencies, including those charged with enforcing the criminal laws.
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Why not invite UN agencies and the aid industry to share lessons learned from the field with local, state and federal agencies?
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Of more than 4,000 total warrants in 2015 from local and federal agencies, law enforcement agencies encountered encryption a mere 13 times.
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Trust is also declining among agencies, brands, and publishers, but for the agencies, the decline threatens to undermine their main revenue source.
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US intelligence agencies have said American citizens shouldn't use Huawei phones, and US government agencies are banned from buying the company's equipment.
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This problem is compounded further by federal, state and local agencies needing to access and share data from and across these agencies.
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The agencies set up a task force in January to boost the effort and other agencies have launched initiatives of their own.
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As a condition of the waiver, Johnson said agencies must refer anyone they turn away to other placement agencies or the state.
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They cannot tell agencies what to do; they can only issue reports and urge the agencies, or Congress, to take corrective action.
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A seller might hire several agencies simultaneously, or the agent hired by the seller might permit other agencies to advertise the property.
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The GAO only issues recommendations to government agencies on what needs to change — it's up to the agencies whether they follow them.
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Usually, music rights agencies advise campaigns to buy blanket licenses so they can play music in the agencies' catalogs wherever they are.
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Its software is not only widely installed at government agencies and banks, but is mandatory at many Ukrainian businesses and government agencies.
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Agencies are rarely consolidated or eliminated, even when creating new ones produces redundancies as multiple agencies operate in the same policy space.
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These agencies' heads do interact with Congress more frequently than the technical agencies, so decentralization might be more trouble than it's worth.
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Operating in 112 countries, WPP has 400 separate agencies that provide everything from pure advertising to media planning strategies, data research and PR. Those 400 agencies have traditionally competed with each other, meaning clients can deal with multiple different agencies.
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"Among the state agencies contracting with Chinese controlled firms are state Supreme Courts, Departments of Health, Departments of Corrections and other law enforcement agencies, Education Departments, agencies responsible for developing IT policies and distributing IT products, and others," Layton's report noted.
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Ximah also trains other digital agencies to be trolls: Former employees from Ximah and employees from other local agencies, including agencies that manage major international clients in industries such as telecommunications, confirmed that Ximah trained their staff how to troll.
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A collaboration of different government agencies The US Air Force collaborates with numerous agencies to track and analyze hurricanes and other tropical storms.
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Media agencies have fewer women at senior levels compared to the IPA's 2015 statistics, while the picture in creative agencies is more mixed.
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A spokeswoman and a spokesman for the agencies confirmed last week's law enforcement activity and the agencies involved, but declined to comment further.
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"We work with the agencies so we don't hurt the case … but I'm literally trying to help these agencies solve them," he says.
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But the CIA doesn't trust that the agencies do this, and therefore allegedly sends agents to install "software updates" at those other agencies.
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What Congress thinks of Trump's budget: The 19 federal agencies Trump wants to eliminate: President Trump's budget blueprint proposes eliminating 19 federal agencies.
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Instead, the document is largely a written assertion from the two agencies that two Russian intelligence agencies did, in fact, hack the DNC.
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The law also supports accountability within agencies, equipping Inspectors General with the tools to keep our federal agencies' spending in check and honest.
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Now let's talk about full-time employees of federal, state or local government agencies, active military personnel or employees of international government agencies.
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Those member agencies are: The data standards include common identifiers for information reported to member agencies or collected on behalf of the FSOC.
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Trump's memorandum will direct agencies to create specific guidance for state agencies with an aim to implement the policy's enforcement by December 28503.
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That's because Congress specifically intended that agencies use their SES reassignment authority to shift personnel strategically to improve effectiveness and efficiency of agencies.
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"Many are wholly unprepared to spearhead the agencies they've been chosen to lead, or have views in opposition to those agencies," he says.
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The EO's call for federal government agencies — especially civilian agencies — to seek opportunities to share cyber technology makes a great deal of sense.
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Roughly 74 percent of his time was spent on administrative matters — recording data, making referrals to other agencies and meeting with other agencies.
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Last year, at least 167 agencies acquired drones, which is more than double the number of agencies that obtained unmanned aircraft in 2015.
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The government's national security agencies, particularly the intelligence agencies, have been far more concerned about Russia's 2016 interference campaign — and efforts still underway.
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Developers and social-service agencies are typically left to scout empty buildings and lots, and the agencies then run shelters through city contracts.
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Both agencies are using short-term contractors, re-employed retirees and employees borrowed from other agencies to fill holes while they continue hiring.
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It's unclear what answers the agencies provided when asked to spot potential problems, but there are open reviews and inquiries across several agencies.
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"We had never seen this sort of communication between federal agencies and the agencies of Puerto Rico," González-Colón told The Hill Tuesday.
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The plan would impose a mandatory 25 percent spending cut on 28 defense agencies which include human resources, procurement, information and auditing agencies.
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A spokeswoman and a spokesman for the agencies confirmed last week's law enforcement activity and the agencies involved, but declined to comment further.
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Numerous statutes contain similar language requiring agencies to take "necessary" and "appropriate" actions, or other language requiring agencies to take into account costs.
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The complaint asks the directors of those agencies to forbid state-contracted, taxpayer-funded agencies from disqualifying prospective families based on religious beliefs.
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Under President Obama, however, some agencies systematically prevented their inspectors general from accessing what the agencies deem sensitive information, stymying investigations into alleged abuses at the FBI and DEA – exactly the sorts of law enforcement agencies that are most ripe for misuse.
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Political officials from the Trump administration may still be interfering with science at regulatory agencies at regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Interior, but at least they've left non-regulatory science agencies like NASA and NOAA alone.
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For most large wildfires, for example, the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) in Boise, Idaho, coordinates response efforts with a variety of agencies such as the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, state land agencies, private landowners, and municipal or county agencies.
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The discount applies to current full-time employees of nonprofit organizations, federal, state or local government agencies, international government agencies and active military employees.
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"What our clients want and what our agencies and indeed our competitors' agencies want is more competition in the market place," he told CNBC.
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Agencies are looking beyond traditional experienceAs the PR industry grows, agencies like Ketchum are looking to hire a wider range of people, Lanza said.
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The company provides a cheaper way for agencies to allow riders to pay, reducing the need for expensive machinery those agencies need to maintain.
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On the day of the election, US intelligence agencies issued a public warning that foreign intelligence agencies were still attempting to manipulate public sentiment.
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They sign up with talent agencies, and then pharmaceutical companies come to those agencies looking for a patient willing to promote a particular drug.
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That included the Director of National Intelligence -- representing all US intelligence agencies which include civilian and military agencies -- and the Department of Homeland Security.
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Instead, the Hong Kong government's Employment Agencies Administration (EAA), which works under the Labour Department, is tasked with ensuring agencies comply with the law.
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While the intelligence agencies are not law enforcement agencies, they have the same resources, and arguably more resources, and perhaps even more skilled investigators.
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" Trump's executive order requiring agencies to repeal two regulations for every new one is "a real Sophie's choice for public health agencies like EPA.
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There's President Obama, several federal agencies, including the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency, and the heads of some of those agencies.
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"It was no one other than the state agencies who took him," Aasim Saeed's father, Ghulam Haider, told Reuters, referring to Pakistan's intelligence agencies.
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Unfortunately, whistleblowers in national security and intelligence agencies today are specifically excluded from the protections applicable to employees and contractors of other federal agencies.
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It covers 488 federal agencies and components and is published annually, based on surveys conducted by the Office of Personnel Management and other agencies.
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Similar to ad agencies, PR agencies are threatened by consulting companies, so they're fighting back by stepping up their efforts to measure their work.
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The lawmakers asked the agencies to consider loan buyers who commit to foreclosure prevention efforts instead, including direct sales of loans to nonprofit agencies.
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Home care agencies funded through Medicaid have faced years of increased costs, inadequate reimbursements and delayed payments that have put many agencies in crisis.
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The bill also requires agencies to report every communication about a rule online and prohibits agencies from promoting an agency rulemaking on social media.
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That is, agencies sometimes issue documents outlining their own internal procedures, or OMB will issue guidance to agencies on how to conduct certain practices.
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It's a pretty dumb move to burn bridges with your law enforcement and intelligence agencies by openly insulting their agencies and individual office holders.
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That's why we have agencies such as the FBI, NSA, CIA and fourteen other investigative agencies in the federal forensic investigations and intelligence community.
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At a time when people are tuning out advertising and agencies are facing competition from all sides, agencies have to adapt to stay relevant.
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Technically, Miracle Hill argues that it refers families it finds unsuitable to other agencies, but these agencies are often far away or poorly staffed.
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So when these efforts lead to new uses of personal data by government agencies, it is essential that they include specific timelines for how long the data will be used or stored by those agencies and what exactly those agencies can do with that data.
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But a key lesson VandenBosch drew from her time at Revlon is that companies' in-house advertising teams are not the same as outside agencies — and most in-house agencies can't completely replace outside agencies because they were not built to pitch for new business.
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However, law enforcement agencies can choose whether or not to share their license plate recognition data with other agencies or jurisdictions, which they sometimes do.
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Implement strong transparency and accountability measures, that include enumerating which law enforcement agencies and companies supporting law enforcement agencies are using Amazon services, and how.
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Neither those agencies nor the office of Mr. Schuette (pronounced SHOO-tee) would say what people or agencies might be the subjects of the investigation.
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But a decades-old law says federal officials can grant permission to jam the public airwaves only to federal agencies, not state or local agencies.
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Because local law enforcement agencies receive Stingray devices from the federal government, they would require these local and state agencies to conform to federal guidelines.
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Of those, 20163 sites are contracted with federal agencies, and the balance are contracted with state and local agencies as well as seven international locations.
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This rule will allow representatives to reduce funds that go to federal agencies, lower the number of employees at agencies and scale down their salaries.
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It says law enforcement agencies will coordinate with Pakistan's intelligence agencies to identify the assets of the two charities and examine how they raise money.
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Right now, there are 22050 programs in 216 federal agencies specific to American manufacturing and at least nine offices in five agencies for trade policy.
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Right now, there are 58 programs in 11 federal agencies specific to American manufacturing and at least nine offices in five agencies for trade policy.
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Agencies are worried that too much consolidation will hurt the industryStill, the recent uptick in ad-tech acquisitions is a double-edged sword for agencies.
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Some brands see a future where clients are served by all kinds of agencies, talent agencies, and consulting firms, as well as in-house teams.
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It would allow state law enforcement agencies to verify the immigration status of anyone arrested for a criminal offense and work with federal immigration agencies.
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Furthermore, both agencies extend their influence through states' arts agencies and humanities councils, ensuring that programs reach even the smallest communities in remote rural areas.
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"The IP-BOX has been used quite widely by many law enforcement agencies, including some federal level agencies that I know of firsthand," said Ździarski.
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Correspondence between Kessler and the agencies showed that Kessler pressed the agencies to work quickly, citing concerns that a slow permitting process would lower turnout.
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In 28500, the federal government awarded $6900 billion in grants funding to state agencies, local and tribal governments, agencies, non-profits, universities, and other organizations.
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Thursday into Friday, officials across the administration huddled intensely within agencies and across agencies trying to work out how, exactly, the order would be implemented.
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Intelligence agencies in the United States have said American citizens shouldn't use Huawei phones, and US government agencies are banned from buying the company's equipment.
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Every year, federal agencies agencies issue thousands of rules and regulations governing mundane things that almost no one notices, but which matter a great deal.
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He said government agencies also still rely heavily on data and research generated by each agency, with little sharing between agencies except during major disasters.
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It would also send intelligence officers assigned to the director back to their home agencies, with the view that those agencies could better allocate them.
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Let me begin by saying that, once again, full faith and support for America's intelligence agencies, I have a full faith in our intelligence agencies.
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The "nondelegation doctrine" says that Congress may not "delegate" its legislative power to administrative agencies — in other words, authorize agencies to make policy through regulation.
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They say their complaints and lawsuits against government agencies have led to retaliatory harassment and summonses by enforcement officers from town, county and state agencies.
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Multiple agencies have told CNBC that interest in Snapchat among advertisers is flat to declining as many influencers and creative agencies look to Facebook's Instagram.
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Several law enforcement agencies including the Tulare County and Imperial County sheriff's offices and local, state and federal agencies are working together to arrest Hussein.
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It affirmed that any person had the right to request information and records from federal agencies, and that the agencies had to disclose that information.
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While some agents from minor agencies agreed to the code, the great majority, including the agents at the most powerful agencies, refused to sign on.
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Currently, when government agencies cite B5, which applies to internal deliberations and attorney-client privileged communications, government agencies can withhold records under that exemption forever.
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White House officials have argued that the bans are normal protocol for agencies in transition, and that agencies are merely trying speak as one voice.
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By tying the attacks to Russian intelligence agencies, the US government can then sanction high-level members of those agencies for the actions of their subordinates.
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Law enforcement agencies within the Department of Justice are coordinating with public health agencies to better investigate and trace outbreaks of overdose deaths to their source.
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"Emails from NSA, DHS, FBI and other law enforcement agencies as well as other US government agencies," Berkut's listing on the Tochka dark web market reads.
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Employee: Having federal agencies as clients for decades is great [inaudible] but not a lot of great things that federal agencies do for the people [inaudible].
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Cancel the subscriptions -- The Wall Street Journal reports Trump will tell all federal agencies to end The New York Times and Washington Post at federal agencies.
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Mr Snowden's accusation was not that foreign agents had infiltrated Western intelligence agencies but that Western agencies were spying on ordinary people, including their own citizens.
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Climate change denial is practically a prerequisite, and several men who will soon be in charge of the country's environmental agencies think those agencies should disappear.
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Putin's associates hacked information, paid social media "trolls" and backed efforts by Russian government agencies and state-funded media to sway public opinion, the agencies said.
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"I think, in principle, it makes a lot of sense to have the independent agencies follow the same cost-benefit analysis as other agencies," she said.
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India has four major rating agencies, of which three are majority-owned by the big three global agencies - Standard & Poor's, Fitch Ratings and Moody's Investors Service.
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While the big three credit agencies rate Portugal's debt at junk status, Centeno believes the commission's decision Monday will help him in discussions with these agencies.
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In the aftermath of the creation of the original New Deal administrative agencies, the Court ruled on basic requirements for delegating broad powers to such agencies.
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The CRA allows Congress, with presidential approval, to undo regulations recently passed by government agencies, and prevents those agencies from implementing similar rules in the future.
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The main reason for this is that agencies check off a list of vague requirements created by lawmakers and regulatory agencies when putting security in place.
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These shifts suggest that talent agencies don't pose an immediate threat to ad agencies, said Robert Schwartz, the chief marketing officer of the Dentsu agency Carat.
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Lawmakers should be applauding agencies that recognize the limits of cost-benefit analysis, not falsely accusing these agencies of doing no cost-benefit analysis at all.
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It would also make NIST responsible for assessing agencies' initial cybersecurity and subsequently conduct audits of agencies to assess how well they are meeting the standards.
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But as long as data-sharing networks stay open, it will be hard to make sure federal agencies can't pick up where state agencies left off.
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Let me begin by saying that, once again, the full faith and support for America's intelligence agencies -- I have a full faith in our intelligence agencies.
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Private agencies will also participate in the mission, and ISRO might consider collaborations with space agencies from "friendly countries with advanced space programmes", the statement added.
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It found that, despite half of the agencies wishing for more federal guidance, many agencies were unaware of the full extent of federal cybersecurity assistance programs.
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US intelligence agencies warn against using Huawei phones Another body blow came in February, when US intelligence agencies said that American citizens shouldn't use Huawei phones.
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He campaigns against political opponents and leading law enforcement agencies by claiming they should be investigated and prosecuted by agencies he seeks to command at will.
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General Mills came under fire from some agencies earlier this year for reportedly asking the agencies to pitch for free and relinquish control of their creative.
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The fund is meant to help federal agencies better defend themselves from the foreign hackers who have pillaged personal information from numerous agencies in recent years.
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Trump officials administer these agencies that are supposedly engineering these egregious violations of the public trust, and these agencies are overseen by GOP-dominated congressional committees.
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U.S. and European law enforcement agencies investigated the heist, Bitfinex General Counsel Stuart Hoegner told Reuters, declining to give further details or name the agencies involved.
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In cases where government agencies maintain silos of information, blockchain could make information sharing easier by serving as the common transaction layer upon which agencies communicate.
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In the process, he impugned the nation's law enforcement agencies and publicly undermined the consensus view of its intelligence agencies that Russia interfered in the campaign.
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"Any shrinking in the number of these enterprises ought to be a matter of concern for the defense agencies and for government antitrust agencies," he said.
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In contrast, Hennessey said, the Trump White House has ceded the initiative to law enforcement agencies by not offering those agencies any guidance beyond Trump's tweets.
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The bill also includes Thornberry's proposal to find 25 percent in cuts from the Pentagon's support agencies, which includes human resources, procurement, information and auditing agencies.
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He said it's tough to say if the law truly limits agencies from issuing a similar rule in the future, but it's unlikely agencies will try.
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Press officers at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Interior Department, the main agencies responsible for implementing climate policy, said those agencies had not received questionnaires.
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The federal government has 2 million civilian workers spread across more than 430 agencies, sub-agencies, and departments, and conducts business with thousands of commercial vendors.
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Homeland Security announced last year that it would require federal agencies to implement DMARC, setting a mid-January deadline for agencies to comply with the directive.
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WPP's advertising and media investment management function was its strongest-performing sector, including ad agencies J. Walter Thompson and Grey and media agencies Mindshare and MediaCom.
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But multiple agencies have told CNBC that interest in Snapchat among advertisers is flat to declining as many influencers and creative agencies look to Facebook's Instagram.
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They come from traditional ad agencies as well as consulting companies like Deloitte Digital and Hollywood talent agencies like UTA that are increasingly competing with them.
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"The larger agencies have been founded by men and it's mostly men working at these agencies, and people tend to hire people like themselves," she said.
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By Andrey Ostroukh, Alexander Winning and Kira Zavyalova MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia began relying only on its own rating agencies to manage its domestic bond market on Friday after the world's top three credit rating agencies quit that market, leaving investors pondering the credibility of the local agencies.
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In 2009, the Obama administration drew representatives from a dozen government agencies and offices to create a working group that calculated a set of estimates for all agencies to use — eliminating the duplication and confusion arising from allowing the agencies to perform their own, inevitably conflicting calculations.
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" Yet Reagan's appointees still had a real impact: "Environmental and conservation agencies were starved for money, the agencies were politicized and their staffs were demoralized, critics say.
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These new rules, part of a larger trend of intelligence sharing between agencies, permit other agencies to search directly through the NSA's raw data, the Times reported.
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"As we work with agencies, groups and various stakeholders, our office continuously monitors legislation, private sector initiatives, and the work that our agencies are doing," says Grisham.
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The devices shared with state and local agencies are thought to be far more limited than those used by federal agencies, though the hardware is likely similar.
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Nonprofit and government employees: You must be current full-time employees of nonprofit organizations, federal, state or local government agencies, international government agencies or active military employees.
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Still, there was little furniture, and the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies , one of the agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, stepped in.
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The longer we've been at agencies, in general the more need we see from those agencies and the more trust and credibility and willingness to work together.
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While their agencies serve more as advisory guilds than anything, models have gone without formal security and protection for decades, working as independent contractors through their agencies.
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Traditionally this work is done by large staffing agencies, but Gustav is testing its thesis that an aggregation of small staffing agencies outperforms the big legacy players.
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Mossberg: This is 17 agencies ... Seventeen agencies, all in agreement, which I know from my experience as a Senator and Secretary of State, is hard to get.
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There are several agencies thought to be still investigating or charging Facebook over its data practices, although several agencies declined to confirm the status of their investigations.
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Often, modeling agencies claim to merely be "management companies," meaning they don't technically employ the models the represent, and can therefore escape licensing requirements for employment agencies.
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Although there's a twist here: When the executive orders tell agencies to do things, and then the agencies do those things, that's when they get legally challenged.
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Agencies can miss deadlines by a year, two years, and courts will give them a lot of room, because they recognize agencies have a lot of priorities.
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We sincerely hope the FBI follows through and can get agencies to participate by providing the rich data most agencies collect on these most serious police activities.
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In the U.S., reports from each of 15 federal financial agencies, 50 separate state financial agencies and thousands of financial institutions, data vendors, academic institutions, analysts, etc.
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The fund recently joined a lawsuit against the governor and state agencies brought by social agencies working without payment for nearly a year because of budget gridlock.
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First, national security agencies should face the same disclosure regimes as other agencies when they engage in routine activities such as contracting and allocating budgets and personnel.
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" The Utah Republican argued the federal agencies' division of antitrust enforcement creates "a duplication of resources" and "conflicts between the agencies on how they analyze competition issues.
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The agencies said the information will help the government assess supplier greenhouse gas management practices and assist agencies in working with contractors to reduce supply chain emissions.
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One might rightly argue that news agencies – and even members of the general public – often have access to more timely and accurate information than do intelligence agencies.
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Plenty of agencies have single heads, plenty have "for cause" protections against removal, plenty are self-funded, and Congress often gestures broadly in its guidance to agencies.
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While launching their own DTC brands enables agencies to expand their revenues, not everyone is convinced that ad agencies can create viable and long-lasting consumer companies.
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OSHA was one of a few agencies exempt from a 1990 bill that required most other federal agencies to raise their fines to keep up with inflation.
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The roles of the fed and antitrust agencies could change This new privacy offering from blockchain technologies should also lead to changes in the role of agencies.
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White House and Intel Agencies Prepare for Cyber AttacksSeveral US government agencies are reportedly working together to combat any attempts by Russian hackers to disrupt Election Day.
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United Nations agencies say several hundred residents of eastern Aleppo desperately need medical evacuation, and the agencies have prepared hospitals in Syria and Turkey to receive them.
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After fears grew that the Nixon administration had politicized the intelligence agencies in the 1970s, the Justice Department emerged as a neutral overseer of the intelligence agencies.
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"President-elect Trump's questionable ethical principles may influence who he appoints to lead our federal agencies and, ultimately, influence the culture within these federal agencies," they wrote.
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Ferriero said it is unclear how Trump's communications with other agencies are being preserved, and what the White House policy for the agencies on this matter is.
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There's a somewhat greater chance that the Supreme Court could disallow "independent" agencies in which the leaders of those agencies are protected against removal by the president.
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The recommendations cover situations in which Immigration and Customs Enforcement or Customs and Border Protection, federal agencies responsible for enforcing immigration law, ask local agencies for help.
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In fact, transit agencies should do these things anyway, as they make more economic sense than going deeper into debt building infrastructure agencies can't afford to maintain.
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The purpose of this order is to direct executive departments and agencies (agencies) to employ all lawful means to enforce the immigration laws of the United States.
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Beyond questions of legality and favoritism, agencies should consider the impact of withholding information from other agencies in terms of adversely affecting the cooperation they receive from other agencies in the future — cooperation that is important to fair and proper tax administration and broader enforcement of other laws.
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However, the executive order that requires executive branch agencies to perform RIAs for significant rulemakings does not apply to the independent regulatory agencies, including the STB (although legal scholar C. Boyden Gray argues that the RIA requirements could and should be extended by executive order to independent agencies).
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It rejected the intelligence agencies' claims that abuse amounted to "isolated incidents" and criticized the chiefs of the intelligence agencies for failing to recognize a "pattern of mistreatment".
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Second, models work under exclusive contracts to their agencies, and it's the agencies that sponsor the models' work visas and negotiate with the clients, not the models themselves.
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At one point, Kavanaugh urged judges to defer to the FDA and other scientific agencies, largely on the grounds that courts could not compete with the agencies' expertise.
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Last October, California officially became the country's largest sanctuary state, after Brown signed a law dramatically curtailing local law enforcement agencies' ability to cooperate with federal immigration agencies.
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At the agencies where women tend to work, they are paid on average $10,000 less than men are paid at the agencies where they most tend to work.
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Nigel Vaz, chief executive EMEA of digital marketing agencies SapientNitro and Razorfish, didn't think any agencies would leave immediately, but may do so in the long term impact.
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"We surveyed police agencies across the country and discovered that, for the most part, agencies' use-of-force training and policies were woefully outdated and insufficient," he said.
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The department sent out an emergency directive on Tuesday afternoon, alerting government agencies to the threat and recommending agencies immediately secure their DNS records with two-factor authentication.
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When asked how many other agencies the FBI had asked for help, Comey said that people who "watch too much TV" exaggerate the technical capabilities of government agencies.
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Authorities have said that German security agencies were first warned about the man by foreign intelligence agencies, but the information provided wasn&apost conclusive enough to act upon.
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And I think right now, what we've been doing is we see agencies are one of our fastest-growing segments, so we're seeing ... Agencies coming onto your platform?
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After the November, 2015 Paris attacks, Pence issued a directive that prevented state agencies from giving federal assistance funds to refugee agencies helping Syrians, citing national security concerns.
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The federal government employs over 20,000 bureaucrats at eight of the financial regulatory agencies, sub-agencies, and departments that regulate, dictate, and monitor the financial transactions of Americans.
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"These new guidelines makes it obligatory for rating agencies to provide closer monitoring," he said, noting they would also encourage issuers to be "more transparent" with the agencies.
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Discounts for nonprofit and government employees: You must be full-time employees of nonprofit organizations, federal, state or local government agencies, international government agencies or active military employees.
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As for other agencies, MDC has no policy on working with cannabis companies on the holding company level but its agencies such as Anomaly have had such clients.
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In Parliament, an audit of government agencies is underway — a process that, in the past, was often accompanied by officials from the agencies treating lawmakers to sumptuous lunches.
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ACS, which conducts more than 60,000 investigations of families each year, is one of the largest child welfare agencies in the country—dwarfing many other states' agencies entirely.
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Given the now overwhelming focus on sports at the major agencies, how this gets answered and how the agencies respond will define the next chapter in their histories.
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At most, only a few dozen of the 2,000 classified emails included information from intelligence agencies, according to several people familiar with those agencies' analyses of the emails.
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Congress keeps entrusting more power to less accountable agencies, the executive branch isn't reigning in its agencies' exercise of power, and the judiciary is looking the other way.
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"The money will come from the Chinese Development Bank, the implementation of the project will come from other agencies, infrastructure agencies in China, like China Railway," he said.
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Over the last decade or so, body cameras have been increasingly adopted by police agencies and touted as an effort to increase transparency in America's law enforcement agencies.
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This post would include representatives from federal agencies such as DOT, DHS and DOD; from state transportation agencies and airport/port authorities; and from the shipper-carrier community.
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In early January, American intelligence agencies formally accused Russian intelligence agencies of trying to tip the presidential election toward Mr. Trump, who was reluctant to accept that conclusion.
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All 17 intelligence agencies now require prepublication review for at least some former employees, and in many agencies, even for those who never had access to classified information.
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The increased focus on Palantir is part of a larger strategy of calling out companies that do business with immigration agencies instead of going after the agencies themselves.
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The agencies would have a responsibility to review such an application if the company submitted it, and outside groups could sue if they disagreed with the agencies' findings.
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The former intelligence contractor did not let federal intelligence agencies vet his book before it was published in breach of his agreements with the agencies, the judge said.
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The more risk private investors take on, the less left for the agencies, and thus, the less likely the agencies will suffer losses requiring capital from the Treasury.
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After fierce criticism of the intelligence agencies and police for underestimating the risk of far-right violence, reforms were introduced, such as closer coordination between agencies and regions.
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If leaders of international agencies and foreign cabinet ministers are treating the US like a global pariah, that suggests America has less pull with those agencies and governments.
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It lays out five "Incidence Response Principles" to cyber incidents, which includes a lot of cooperation between the private sector and government agencies, and between government agencies themselves.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Moscow interfered and Trump has said he would discuss it, although he has stated both a willingness to believe Putin's denials and U.S. agencies.
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He also asked whether prosecutors could consult intelligence agencies, such as the National Security or Central Intelligence agencies, about methods they may have secretly developed for accessing locked devices.
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To obtain better value for money, it proposed a review of State's contributions to multilateral agencies, an exercise that led Britain to cut its support for four UN agencies.
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Faith-based agencies' ubiquity has led to ongoing legal battles over whether faith-based agencies who refuse to work with same-sex couples should continue to receive government funding.
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Federal agencies from NIH [National Institutes of Health] to EPA have policies on scientific integrity and financial conflict of interest, allowing agencies to balance transparency and access to expertise.
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The House and Senate approved the measure -- which would fund federal agencies through December 9 -- with just two days before federal agencies were set to run out of money.
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Geofeedia works with over 500 law enforcement agencies and public safety agencies across the country, according to an email the ACLU obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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It includes data from California's 1,000-plus law enforcement agencies to allow for side-by-side comparison of agencies, like San Francisco Police Department versus Los Angeles Police Department.
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The United States banned civilian government agencies from using Kaspersky products in September amid mounting concern among U.S. officials that the software could be exploited by Russian spy agencies.
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Western governments (particularly in the last four or five decades) have tended to treat space programs as both science agencies and space agencies dedicated to solving problems on Earth.
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The current White House has said federal agencies are "out of control," so it is somewhat ironic that these agencies are flouting the law in undoing Obama-era regulations.
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The White House on Wednesday denied it has directed federal agencies to stop using social media, saying new restrictions on communications have instead come from within those agencies themselves.
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TRUMP WILL GRADE AGENCIES ON CYBERSECURITY: A White House adviser said Wednesday that the Trump administration will develop metrics to track federal agencies' implementation of a federal cybersecurity framework.
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Earlier this month, the California state Senate passed a bill banning local police agencies from enforcing immigration rules; a subsequent amendment allows agencies to contact ICE about violent felons.
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Agencies are asking ad-tech firms to come clean about their practicesAlong with cutting back on ad-tech companies, agencies also are scrutinizing ad-tech companies' data collection practices.
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It provides expansive power to DOJ and DHS to take measures to counter drones, two agencies who are drone novices when compared to agencies like the Department of Defense.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have said that Russian intelligence agencies stole the emails as part of an effort by Russian President Vladimir Putin to foil Clinton's chances of becoming president.
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Faith-based agencies often have more direct access to foster homes than do secular agencies because they can recruit generous families through houses of worship in their local community.
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PR agencies are betting on data to stay aheadThe hope for PR agencies is that bringing more transparency to their work will help them stay ahead of the curve.
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That includes robust global intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance effort, combined with strong cooperation between federal and local law enforcement agencies, and help from friendly intelligence agencies around the world.
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Few agencies are as powerful as the Fed, where long terms in office and a board of seven members make changing over leadership the slowest among financial regulatory agencies.
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Russia says the legislation is designed to prevent rating agencies from withdrawing local ratings under external political pressure, while the agencies see it as a restriction on their work.
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An umbrella for the nation's 17 intelligence agencies, the office was created after the 9/11 Commission found that the agencies had failed to share information before the attacks.
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They also requested a list of all government agencies using Amazon's facial technology as well as all law enforcement and intelligence agencies Amazon had communicated with about the system.
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Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump's top budget official, said the administration would instruct agencies to use reserve funds and to transfer money from other agencies to keep operations in place.
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Last week the Writers Guild of America filed suit against the four major talent agencies, and on Monday it delivered over 7,20163 termination letters from its members to agencies.
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Third, Congress and the Trump administration must work cooperatively to enable government agencies and other health care agencies and professionals around the U.S. to provide a well-coordinated response.
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"We have received questions from some government agencies and we are responding to them," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement emailed to The Hill, without specifying which agencies.
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Executive branch agencies have their own IGs, whose job it is to ensure that agencies are operating within the boundaries of the law and in compliance with government standards.
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But brands increasingly have the upper hand, and plenty of agencies agree to the clausesClients have been able to enforce IP clauses because plenty of agencies agree to them.
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Instead, law enforcement agencies have become more concerned about the risk of so-called lone wolf attackers who are less likely to come to the attention of intelligence agencies.
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Pressed about why he did not believe the intelligence agencies' conclusions, Mr. Trump said there was disagreement among intelligence agencies about the extent and the origin of the hacking.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have said Russian intelligence agencies were behind those cyber attacks, which resulted in thousands of emails and other documents being made public by WikiLeaks last year.
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He also called for changing the relationship between banks and credit rating agencies by preventing banks from choosing who rates them and by requiring the agencies to become nonprofit institutions.
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MAN BEHIND TRUMP&aposS TRILLION-DOLLAR INFRASTRUCTURE BILL SAYS IT WILL CREATE JOBS "Lack of cooperation between federal agencies and even, in some cases, state and local agencies," he said.
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Influence at agencies large and small Of the 1,700 people represented here, the departments of Justice and State outweigh other agencies in terms of Senate-confirmed slots Trump will fill.
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Merchant bankers, credit rating agencies, custodians, among others, are registered and regulated by SEBI but chartered accountants, company secretaries, valuers and monitoring agencies do not come under any direct regulators.
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The CFSI estimates that 290m American adults have either credit scores below 2100 on credit agencies' standard scale or no score at all because agencies have little information about them.
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"They want us to talk directly to the people and the agencies that would be the end users and then do the importation through their import-export agencies," he said.
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While federal agencies are largely given deference to make policy as they'd like so long as it's within their legal authority, the agencies do still have to justify their decisions.
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Users will be able to click on the images on the portal and be taken directly back to the agencies that supplied the photos, with the agencies handling any sales.
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Additionally, state lawmakers are set to vote on a bill today that would let faith-based adoption agencies turn away prospective parents if the agencies found their religious views unacceptable.
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A source close to the matter told Reuters some government agencies were planning to open new accounts at other banks, but denied those agencies were removing money from the GDB.
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Since the National Park Service no longer provides estimates (more on that later), official numbers must be sourced ad hoc from a variety of local DC agencies and federal agencies.
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Though the report avoided naming any individual agencies or cases for the sake of protecting anonymous sources, several agencies and their holding companies lashed out at its findings in statements.
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For the executive branch, the report recommends an interagency task force on corruption, senior anti-corruption officials at relevant agencies and anti-corruption offices at relevant agencies, among 11 recommendations.
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A senior U.S. official familiar with the broadcasting agencies said he was not aware of the Trump transition team making contact with the Board of Broadcasting governors and associated agencies.
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The Administrative Procedure Act, which lays out the system by which agencies can issue rules, is itself a mid-century attempt by Congress to rein in out-of-control agencies.
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Big brands like Delta, P&G and Under Armour are increasingly hiring Hollywood talent agencies like CAA, Endeavor and UTA for marketing — posing yet another threat to traditional ad agencies.
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Also, because discretionary spending affects agencies like the departments of Defense, Health and Human Services (HHS) and Justice, the base spending of these agencies is not subject to much movement.
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Administrative law judges have been part of this system, acting in many ways like courts to help agencies address individual claims facing government agencies based on fairness and unbiased expertise.
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We hear "drain the swamp" all the time, but the very underpinnings and foundation of the swamp are the over 21625 departments, agencies and sub-agencies in our federal government.
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However, both studies rely on the voluntary participation of law enforcement agencies, which could bias findings if participating agencies follow different practices and have a different culture than other departments.
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The company has also struck up partnerships with the Red Cross and other relief agencies so that it's delivering the items these agencies request, not just random things, Diaz explains.
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Pollard, who is among other marketers pushing for agencies to have more skin in the game, also said that agencies must work harder to win his trust, admiration, and budget.
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In 2015, the most recent year for which complete statistics are available, state agencies returned $3.235 billion to the rightful owners, but the agencies received $7.763 billion in new assets.
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It had just 6 challenges during its first batch, but this time around has 10 challenges from a diverse set of agencies, including Scotland's health service and illicit trade agencies.
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In addition to the FTC and the Department of Justice, agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission, which are also viewed as competition agencies, should be on the same page.
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The agencies said the information will help the government assess supplier greenhouse gas management practices and assist agencies in developing strategies to engage with contractors to reduce supply chain emissions.
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The next OIRA administrator will also ensure federal agencies follow Trump's executive orders on regulations, including his controversial requirement that agencies remove two regulations for each new rule they issue.
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Ensuring that law enforcement agencies are accountable and transparent will go a long way toward improving the community's perception of the agencies, and consequently the legitimacy of those police departments.
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Mr. Sessions instructed the two agencies to ensure that the Defense Department and other federal agencies were reporting complete and accurate information, calling it "alarming" that there had been discrepancies.
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Federal courts generally defer to government agencies and officials, unless those agencies do things that are determined to be arbitrary or capricious — as has been common in the Trump era.
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And it clarifies that agencies should not ignore climate impacts merely because a single project might be a small fraction of global emissions — a position many agencies had been taking.
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" Federal agencies touch every part of daily life, Gorsuch observed in one case last year, "with reams of regulations" to which "agencies add thousands more pages of regulations every year.
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Her team acts as a product expert and develops relationships with agencies to grow adoption, particularly with Amazon's API that allows agencies to buy ads through a self-serve platform.
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Though many federal laws permit agencies to issue binding regulations, agencies cannot act on their own — they can only regulate when Congress has given them the power to do so.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "City Combining Two Agencies That Combat Homelessness" (news article, April 12): Perhaps we have a new paradigm for city agencies: If they can't collaborate, merge!
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US intelligence agencies were said to have told Horowitz that Misfud was not an asset for Western intelligence agencies, which is a claim spread by Papadopoulos and other conservative figures.
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The bills take some steps to prepare agencies for a bounty program, but people who run the programs worry that legislators or agencies may start setting themselves up for failure.
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The council has a staff that numbers several hundred professionals — most borrowed from the State Department, the Pentagon, the intelligence agencies and other government agencies for two years or so.
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Or they may be hired by companies from agencies, which again means that the companies are not liable for holiday or sick pay (and neither are the agencies, of course).
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Models could challenge their presumed status as independent contractors; they could push for modeling agencies to be considered agencies, not management companies, so that the agencies would have a duty to act in the models' best interests; or models could push for legislation that would afford freelancers the same protections as employees.
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To streamline policies on this issue, the president should appoint a senior-level coordinator at the National Security Council who has eyes on activity in individual government agencies, can task the agencies with the authority of the White House, and can bring the agencies together to develop meaningful policy options for the president.
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The NDRC document said domestic shipping agencies, gas and heat pipelines in cities with more than 500,000 people, cinemas and performance agencies no longer needed to be controlled by Chinese entities.
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" In a memo to agencies Friday, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney wrote that "agencies should now execute plans for an orderly shutdown due to the absence of appropriations.
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Early in his administration, Trump directed agencies to repeal two regulations for every new one created, and his Office of Management and Budget has asserted new authority over traditionally independent agencies.
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TechMIS, he said, had been working with government agencies since 2012, and while most newsletters are sent to agencies without review, the EOIR staff is more "hands on" than the rest.
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So, that entity really helped us to collate all the agencies together and accelerate the entire decision-making process among all the eight to nine agencies that we were working with.
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Political elites have joined in, complaining that intelligence agencies have gone too far — until they have felt in danger, when they have complained that the agencies did not go far enough.
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Brand advertising is often seen by creative agencies as more prestigious than promotional or retail-focused campaigns, and it means that WPP's agencies will now have to follow BBDO's creative lead.
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The U.S. House passed the Regulatory Integrity Act, which requires greater transparency in online communication of federal agencies and bars agencies from hyping the benefits of proposed regulation and soliciting support.
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"The Department routinely receives requests from government agencies, including law enforcement agencies such as Homeland Security, for employment data and the Department is legally bound to respond to subpoenas," wrote Troyer.
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"We established the U.S. office with the mandates to explore the opportunities and…establish close relationships with local partners, with the local government agencies and the local regulatory agencies," she added.
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Many of the agencies under the 2018 budget will be cut by 2023 percent and the most recent deal requires agencies cutting 1 to 2 percent from their remaining spending projections.
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He added that under the Dodd-Frank Act several agencies were required to create an OMWI, but HUD was not one of the government agencies or departments tasked with doing so. .
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At the same time, executive departments and agencies (agencies) have proposed to me that certain information should continue to be redacted because of national security, law enforcement, and foreign affairs concerns.
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"Public agencies, especially land-owning agencies, are something of an oxymoron: they do not always consider the public need for sustainable and responsible development versus the need for monetisation," he said.
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His principal concern with the Chevron doctrine is that courts often incorrectly defer to agencies in circumstances that have little to do with the reasonableness of agencies' expressly delegated policy decisions.
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The Association of Talent Agents, the agencies' industry group, has said that writers benefit from packaging because agencies waive their commission when a client is packaged on a scripted television series.
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At the same time, executive departments and agencies (agencies) have proposed to me that certain information should continue to be redacted because of national security, law enforcement, and foreign affairs concerns.
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Here I should mention that some two dozen American federal agencies used Kaspersky's software, including some of the most critical agencies like the Department of Energy, which oversees our nuclear program.
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Voice is still a fringe practice for agencies, but client demand will keep growingKlatt and Gibber said brands are increasingly asking digital agencies for help taking advantage of voice-activated devices.
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Confusion among agencies According to the timeline, dozens of calls poured in as law enforcement officers from two different agencies descended on the scene and discovered their radios didn't work correctly.
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While the agencies that initially joined Plan A swapped their equity for equity in Plan A, the four new agencies opted in based on a set of mutually agreed upon terms.
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Thornberry told reporters Tuesday some combat support agencies would be exempt from the cuts, and the Defense Health Agency, which is among the group of 28 agencies, would largely be untouched.
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Except for the CIA, the heads of those agencies all report to other bosses—the defence agencies to the defence secretary, the FBI chief to the attorney-general, and so forth.
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There are a variety of services agencies run in conjunction with other agencies — who would be in charge of a security flaw affecting a joint Department of Homeland Security-FBI facility?
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The provision would create a $500 million modernization fund for agencies to use to modernize their IT systems, in addition to working capital funds to help agencies transition to newer technology.
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Groups of state attorneys general also are probing Facebook and Google, but it is unclear how much coordination there is between the two agencies and between the agencies and the states.
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This bill increases enforcement, steps up requirements for federal and state agencies to update records, gives states financial incentives to report to NICS, and penalizes agencies that don't upload their records.
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Most executive branch agencies like the FCC are headed by a political appointee or a panel of political appointees, so they're the ones who create the strategic direction for those agencies.
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To simply note the facts in a tone of disbelief — say, that multiple government agencies were now being run by people who had recently considered those agencies illegitimate — has gotten exhausting.
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A senior U.S. official familiar with the broadcasting agencies said he was not aware of the the Trump transtion team making contact with the Board of Broadcasting governors and associated agencies.
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Soon, US agencies & courts extended ban to all Asians.
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" Obama acknowledged the country's intelligence agencies are "not perfect.
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Congress — not the Constitution — creates federal agencies by statute.
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Our agencies must follow the law — not make it.
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The best ... How do these regulatory agencies work together?
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Although Congress has a vital oversight role, enshrined in the founding of the House Iintelligence Committee in 1977 after gross civil liberties abuses by government agencies, those same agencies would be correct to question the motives of Nunes, who has proved time and again that he is not above politicizing intelligence agencies for partisan gain.
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"There were models who said that he was acting abusive towards them and they told their modeling agencies and the agencies just said 'well, that's the industry, we can't do anything about it' and continue sending the models, and that was very alarming to me that the agencies were not taking this seriously," she added.
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To make this system work, judges need to show deference to the regulatory agencies and acknowledge that the congressional reformers who created them wanted the agencies to have some flexibility and discretion.
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Phone calls or other communications from US government agencies to international destinations could pass through China Mobile's network, even if the agencies are not customers of the operator, according to the filing.
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This time, the order granted federal agencies 10 days to comply, top officials elicited feedback from agencies and lawmakers before implementation, and the order sought to provide key exemptions for certain immigrants.
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"We want to see transit agencies become mobility conveners and brokers," says Sharon Feigon, the executive director of the Shared-Use Mobility Center, which promotes relationships between agencies and private mobility companies.
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The rights organizations said customs and immigration officials also act on requests from other agencies as well as state and local police and foreign law enforcement agencies, according to the court papers.
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The bill would increase enforcement, step up requirements for federal and state agencies to update records, give states financial incentives to report to NICS, and penalize agencies that don't upload their records.
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Among other issues, this can create situations in which board members are lobbying against prize-money increases at tournaments their agencies own, even if those increases would benefit players their agencies represent.
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This bill would increase enforcement, step up requirements for federal and state agencies to update records, give states financial incentives to report to NICS, and penalize agencies that don't upload their records.
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Questions remain over how information harvested by domestic intelligence agencies might be shared with foreign equivalent agencies in other countries (and thus vice versa, as a workaround for any domestic surveillance limits).
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One provision of the new immigration guidelines, issued Tuesday, directs the Department of Homeland Security and immigration enforcement agencies to enlist local law enforcement agencies in efforts to enforce federal immigration law.
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The first urged adoption of final requirements that will heighten the standards for registered clearing agencies designated systemically important by the Financial Stability Oversight Council and other agencies with complex risk profiles.
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Forcing agencies out because of their faith leaves other agencies to absorb their caseloads — requiring more caseworkers, more foster families to recruit and train, and more resources to serve these additional children.
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Hagedorn suggested the main reason procurement sees advertising agencies positively is that desperate agencies are increasingly willing to work for less — even if it makes their own long-term profitability more tenuous.
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Meanwhile, the Senate Appropriations Committee will mark up the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act and the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act on Thursday.
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Except that's often not true — administrative agencies routinely avoid court and instead proceed against individuals in administrative "actions" that are overseen by judges who work for the same agencies bringing the actions.
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We know that his appointments to agencies—even though they don't have much to say about science—are not encouraging that those agencies will have great appreciation for or support for science.
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"The fact that law enforcement agencies, and non-law enforcement agencies such as the IRS, have invested in these devices raises serious questions about who is using this technology and why," Rep.
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What they didn't tell you was that they did not encourage agencies to use carry forward funds, funds that they were sitting on, nor did they encourage agencies to use transfer authority.
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Reporting hate crimes to the F.B.I. is still voluntary for law enforcement agencies, and in 2017, only 12.6 percent of federal agencies reported that a hate crime had occurred in their jurisdiction.
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The Trump transition's "beachhead teams," which essentially took control of federal departments and other agencies without needing Senate approval, bristled with lobbyists, some working inside the same agencies regulating their former industries.
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"Agencies are under no restrictions from preparing to obligate those funds, and agencies still have adequate time to obligate those funds prior to the end of the fiscal year," the official said.
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Under his tenure, the president has given the impression it is not the White House's job to coordinate with federal agencies and that by extension, he does not own his agencies' failures.
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He denigrates our most important and revered institutions upon which our democracy and our national security depend: the free press, the courts, our law enforcement agencies, our intelligence agencies, our free elections.
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Ratings by top agencies like S&P Global could attract more international investors, who previously had to rely only on Chinese ratings agencies — about whom there were concerns of overly positive assessments.
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Ryan introduced a bill in April to create a bipartisan commission that would work with the General Services Administration — which is charged with managing federal agencies — to recommend federal agencies to relocate.
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The legislation would direct NIST to develop metrics for evaluating federal agencies' cybersecurity and submit an initial assessment and regular audits to Congress on cybersecurity measures put in place by federal agencies.
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Registered agencies must have a physical office and submit quarterly reports to the government on their overseas migrants, labor minister Phyllis Kandie said while unveiling the names of the newly accredited agencies.
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Intelligence agencies faced similar dilemmas under President Richard M. Nixon, who publicly attacked the agencies, threatening to sideline them, while also asking them to distort intelligence or violate laws on his behalf.
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The state claims that contracting with as many third-party agencies as possible advances secular interests, allowing more services for children to flourish by accommodating faith-based and non-faith-based agencies.
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The resulting bill combines the modernization fund with an incentive program to reward agencies for finding ways to self-fund upgrades — essentially allowing agencies to keep money they saved by updating systems.
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While each agency controls with which agencies it shares data, much of this data is compiled in a database that can be accessed by local and federal agencies across the United States.
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Both of the killers were on the radar of intelligence agencies prior to the murder, and an ISC report subsequently detailed a series of agency failures (although it did not point the full finger of blame at the intelligence agencies — concluding instead that only Facebook could have prevented the killing by sharing more data with the security agencies).
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A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions There are already too few homes for foster children in South Dakota, and a new state law that permits agencies to prevent LGBTQ parents from adopting likely won't help.
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"The simple truth is there are intelligence agencies, police agencies in other countries who are our allies, who are dealing with the same threats who are much more open about it," he added.
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Career officials at these agencies can do a relatively good job of managing current operations, but these agencies need political appointees in place to function effectively and mesh well with the White House.
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Even after US intelligence agencies came to the same conclusion with "high confidence," skeptics have called on those agencies to reveal more of the evidence that linked that political attack to the Kremlin.
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On Wednesday, U.S. spy chief James Clapper said that media leaks of the material had not come from U.S. intelligence agencies and that the agencies had not judged whether the information was reliable.
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The GRU is one of Russia's two main intelligence agencies There are two main intelligence agencies in Russia, the GRU and Sluzhba Vneshnei Razvedki (SVR), according to T he Journal of Defense Management.
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They are coming from a variety of government intelligence and law enforcement agencies, multiple executives said, and their interest stems in part from concerns about the direction of U.S intelligence agencies under Trump.
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The sponsor agencies informed families of the minimum weekly stipend under U.S. law, but did not discourage them from paying a higher rate, attorneys for those agencies said in a 2015 court filing.
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The Europeans also have agencies with specific expertise and authority for data protection, not like in the United States where agencies, such as the FTC, treat privacy oversight as one of several responsibilities.
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Microsoft has long offered U.S. government agencies a special version of its Azure cloud computing platform that has all the necessary certifications to allow federal, state and local agencies to use its services.
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They document the major policy objectives of their candidate, identify the agencies that will play a role in carrying them out, and identify the candidates for the most critical jobs in those agencies.
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TIGER, along with programs like New Starts, Small Starts, and the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure & Safety Improvements program, encourage transportation agencies to work with their sister agencies to coordinate funding streams and planning efforts.
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Agencies also said the number of ad-tech firms pitching the same technology has ballooned over the past few years, and it's expensive and cumbersome for agencies to maintain a multitude of suppliers.
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Already, some Republicans are accusing the White House of ignoring the concerns of US intelligence agencies that ZTE could be used by Chinese spy agencies to conduct cyber-espionage in the United States.
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Instead, it makes major shifts in policy priorities by directing more resources toward national and homeland security agencies and programs, and away from agencies and programs across most of the rest of government.
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But they see short-term hopes for less stringent oversight by agencies like the Federal Reserve or the Securities and Exchange Commission stymied by the slow pace of Trump appointments for those agencies.
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Agencies have used their discretion to implement these regulatory reforms in such a way so as to ensure that the reforms did not hamper the agencies in their pursuit of their preferred policies.
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This includes a common legal entity identifier for all entities required to report to member agencies; and common data formats for information reported to member agencies or collected on behalf of the FSOC.
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While Trump has pledged not to fill many jobs in the government, O'Connell expects him to appoint officials in key agencies "if the White House cares about agencies carrying out its policy preferences."
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The aim is to draw boundaries based on geographic features like watersheds and to have agencies share regional boundaries to help them with cross-cutting issues like projects that require multiple agencies' approval.
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Mofang has targeted government agencies in the US, military agencies in India and Myanmar, critical infrastructure in Singapore, research and development departments of automotive companies in Germany, and the weapons industry in India.
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Under the Hub model, the officer can bring the person's situation to the Hub—which may include staff from child welfare, addictions, or housing assistance agencies—and ask if other agencies can intervene.
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There are at least 85033 consumer reporting agencies in the country, and thousands of additional companies that compile and use consumer data that are not characterized as consumer reporting agencies under the law.
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Obama also targeted and tried to improve agencies like the VA, and upon his departure from the White House, he left two tech "SWAT teams" to help agencies come into the digital age.
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"Companies with a strong financial structure have the strength to find alternative solutions but small agencies... will have problems with sales," said Firuz Baglikaya, head of the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies (TURSAB).
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But Ring footage isn't just interesting to individuals — the company also has partnerships with nearly 900 law enforcement agencies under the premise that the agencies can use Ring data to help solve crimes.
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People working at for-profit chain agencies were more than twice as likely to intend to leave the job as those in non-profit agencies, according to the results published in The Gerontologist.
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But intelligence agencies considered it so potentially explosive that they decided Mr. Obama, Mr. Trump and congressional leaders needed to be told about it and informed that the agencies were actively investigating it.
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Horowitz also asked intelligence agencies to search internal systems for records that Misfud had worked as an asset for Western spy agencies -- a claim spread by Papadopolous and conservative allies of the President.
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Last week he spoke of the clearly fictional information he would soon reveal that supported his denunciation of the conclusion of the intelligence agencies about Russian hacking, and by extension, the agencies themselves.
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The fund — initially included in President Obama's latest budget proposal — is meant to help federal agencies better defend themselves from foreign hackers who have pillaged personal information from numerous agencies in recent years.
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Many ranchers bitterly complained about the federal land management agencies.
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But other federal law enforcement agencies have not, it found.
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Other agencies and municipalities are also beginning to weigh in.
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Agencies and traditional staffing firms are also ripe for disruption.
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He also has denied being connected to Russian intelligence agencies.
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Other government agencies also provide aircraft and assistance, he said.
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Trump has been a harsh critic of US intelligence agencies.
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Smartphones aren't the only way transportation agencies collect location data.
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Several agencies were involved in the arrest, WAPT News reports.
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Actually, probably not digital advertising agencies because they're more progressive.
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The National Transportation Safety Board and other agencies are investigating.
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The FBI and other agencies were sent to the scene.
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City and state police agencies are already collecting crime data.
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We have 251 agencies CHAFFETZ: Under the Trump administration, yes.
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"We have shared the information with federal agencies," Petrycki continued.
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Today, our network is only of about 20 local agencies.
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"Agencies are literally running out of funds," the official said.
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IN THE BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE INDEPENDENT AGENCIES.
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"Generally, collection activities by intelligence agencies are classified," they wrote.
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The agencies say the "ongoing campaigns" could take many forms.
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And historically, it's been the purview of public transit agencies.
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That was despite U.S. intelligence agencies' evidence of Russian interference.
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Here are some of the top agencies on the ground.
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Sidewalk Labs could help agencies everywhere crack a few codes.
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Lawmakers still have not passed spending bills for five agencies.
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This used to be NASA's job, and other government agencies.
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That, Peterson says, keeps agencies from doing their jobs well.
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Wilkie, involving precedent that gives administrative agencies broad regulatory power.
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It should also give the ratings agencies pause for thought.
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Multiple agencies were on the scene, according to the paper.
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Nepal has no commercial borrowings from international agencies, officials say.
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The agencies did not offer any explanation for his resignation.
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Department of Human Services, involved state agencies with limited budgets.
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However, brands are increasingly interested in Snapchat ads, agencies say.
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Here's some challenges agencies say Snapchat will face going forward.
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Then the UN and its organs or agencies will investigate.
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This is not how federal agencies are supposed to act.
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First, he asserted that, henceforth, the Court, not executive agencies,
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Congress does give federal agencies some money without clear priorities.
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That might lead rating agencies to downgrade Japan's sovereign rating.
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Gleicher did not say which agency or agencies were involved.
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The shooting has elicited a response from nearby police agencies.
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Regardless, Neeley said she informed the agencies on her own.
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State agencies that oversee Hill Crest rate the hospital highly.
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With the agencies' help, eight workers arrived in September 2015.
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Other state agencies and the country's military declined to comment.
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IL is not supported or backed by any government agencies.
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Next, consider the largest federal agencies ranked by land ownership.
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And the tests will still be conducted by national agencies.
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Intelligence agencies are notoriously against encryption and fans of backdoors.
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But it required intelligence agencies and allies he has spurned.
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The agencies had reportedly used Dataminr's service for two years.
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Local agencies seem unsure about how that's going to work.
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The subpoenas were delivered to the agencies on Wednesday afternoon.
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Consumer experts recommended getting a freeze with all three agencies.
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The support for vaccinating pets was echoed by other agencies.
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Media agencies say defining right and wrong practice would help.
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The private industry works with governmental agencies across the state.
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Agencies should not deploy ALPRs without a clear use policy.
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Trump administration bans federal agencies from buying Huawei, ZTE tech
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You released a budget which eliminates arts and culture agencies.
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The similarity between the two regulatory agencies is no accident.
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Intelligence agencies are reviewing the document for redaction and declassification.
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Expect other included agencies to include Commerce, Interior and SBA.
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Meteorological agencies in Britain and Japan do so, as well.
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The identification is recognized by the NYPD and city agencies.
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Interest rates soared as ratings agencies downgraded Greece's government debt.
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Facebook confirmed that it's received questions from these three agencies.
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Since November rating agencies have sharply lowered their growth forecasts.
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Five law enforcement agencies are working together to find Edwards.
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Even major government agencies aren't sure what the deal is.
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The agencies not only do more, they also spend less.
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Bigger agencies often have contacts at the larger networks, too.
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Neo Technology's software is already being used by US agencies.
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It now has partnered with 2,500 agencies and 50 resellers.
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Transport agencies should also embrace the upstarts, and copy them.
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Where space agencies were funded a lot better than military.
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She worked closely with other agencies to uncover the fraud.
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That's exactly why we have regulatory agencies like the FDA.
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Soviet penetration of the American intelligence agencies was far deeper.
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It is a key cloud computing provider to government agencies.
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Some officials have accused aid agencies of supporting the insurgents.
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Agencies must provide "genuine justifications", not pretexts, "for important decisions".
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"The agencies' mandates were outdated," Sousa said in a speech.
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Some concern about government agencies' use of drones is justified.
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FirstCut wants to disrupt the agencies with software and marketplaces.
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But that hasn't been the case for online travel agencies.
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St. Petersburg ad agencies are not interested in sexy innuendos.
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The vaccine is not yet licensed by any government agencies.
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Safety crews and agencies were on site and responded immediately.
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Democrats wrote and released their own memo defending the agencies.
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The regulatory agencies let this be a free for all.
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American spy agencies conduct similar electronic espionage outside U.S. borders.
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All three major rating agencies assess Bahraini debt as junk.
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Essentially only governments and intelligence agencies can afford to pay.
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Many simply duplicate work that other agencies are already doing.
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The Washington Post and Catholic news agencies offshore followed suit.
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AMERICA'S intelligence agencies are struggling to attract and retain talent.
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The fire was being investigated by federal and state agencies.
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Turkey's Association of Turkish Travel Agencies had previously made Booking.
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How many new federal regulatory agencies did the Democrats propose?
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It's not the rating agencies' job to protect the investor.
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And even regulatory agencies differ in their level of concern.
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Resettlement agencies are being allowed to schedule arrivals until then.
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Its Thai franchise partner, Thoresen Thai Agencies Pcl (TTA) (TTA.
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Wells Fargo did not disclose the agencies conducting the probes.
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Moscow travel agencies offer these kinds of clients special entertainments.
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Various law enforcement agencies surrounded the area, including the FBI.
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As many as 19 federal agencies rely on the Data.
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Employees at Ogilvy and other WPP agencies were sent home.
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Jackson instructed the agencies to return to the drawing board.
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However, all DHS component agencies were asked to provide volunteers.
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Credit rating agencies have also expressed concern over the issue.
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But it didn't explicitly say resettlement agencies don't count, either.
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Caps are common: Government agencies work to strict budget thresholds.
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Federal agencies have already started to move in this direction.
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Government agencies, in particular, had no incentive and negligible capacity.
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Throughout high school, she received incessant calls from collection agencies.
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Both outcomes sit uncomfortably with rating agencies, never mind investors.
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She added that reports are received from all U.N. agencies.
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Ratings agencies have also warned of further credit ratings downgrades.
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Intelligence agencies may find still more activity that was cloaked.
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Are agencies preparing for the potential of a shut down?
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Many local public health agencies have monitoring programs, Nasci said.
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The bill would keep federal agencies funded until April 28.
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What impels certain executive agencies to forbid even the words?
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Puerto Rico and its agencies owe $73 billion to creditors.
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Rating agencies on Monday declined to comment on SEBI's proposals.
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Multiple investigations are already underway within several US intelligence agencies.
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But in the 1940s, those agencies were merged into BLM.
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The government agencies that lack approved funding suspend their operations.
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The bill aims to help replace agencies outdated information technology.
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Once wolves are delisted, their management reverts to state agencies.
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Departments and agencies are the most likely source for deregulation.
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The Australian Federal Police (AFP) was one of those agencies.
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Other government agencies have completed similar requests with no problems.
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Currently, only intelligence agencies are allowed to use such tools.
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To their credit, the agencies did not lower their standards.
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These investors are optimistic despite lingering fears among ratings agencies.
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Other agencies' positions on the cap were not yet clear.
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Officials at the agencies could not be reached for comment.
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Unsustainable aid International agencies are facing budget issues as well.
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But both agencies have expressed interest in rewriting the rules.
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UN agencies are appealing for $7.73 billion for this year.
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The agencies are currently taking public comments about the topic.
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You have other agencies who deal with this — NSA, CIA.
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Ratings agencies have sounded alarm about the outlook for banks.
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"People want to comply with the enforcement agencies," Murguia said.
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The attacks have caught the attention of global investigative agencies.
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I've seen it and experienced it at all federal agencies.
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Other agencies have struggled to fill the gap, Sharif said.
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Protesters smashed the windows of buses and vandalized bank agencies.
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It allows agencies to be more agile with their technology.
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However, aid agencies often struggle to reach people in need.
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Targeting agencies demonstrates the president's willingness to lead by example.
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Agencies have issued more than 13,85033 guidance documents since 2007.
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Other island agencies are undergoing debt restructurings out of court.
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The plan contains several transformative recommendations to reorganize government agencies.
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Apple's disclosure has prompted attention from other lawmakers and agencies.
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Intelligence agencies would have 45 days to make an assessment.
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Government funding for several agencies runs dry on Dec. 7.
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No one from any of the agencies ever showed up.
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We are routinely warned by merchants — sometimes even credit agencies!
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Now the Kremlin and the KGB's successor agencies have adapted.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have blamed the hacks on the Kremlin.
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The ban would apply to all federal agencies and departments.
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Local news agencies had earlier said three militants were killed.
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About 22004,270 business and agencies are included in the sample.
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But some water agencies are acting as if it is.
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But other agencies continue to engage in these practices today.
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A share of these funds will go towards government agencies
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"Avianca Holdings is cooperating with both agencies," the filing said.
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She said that decision is made by other federal agencies.
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Many elements run under separate public agencies or governance structures.
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The White House established deregulation teams at various federal agencies.
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Law enforcement agencies responded to the shooting around 4 a.m.
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We encourage senators to include these agencies in the legislation.
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Presidents can communicate their preferences to agencies in many ways.
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The tensions between hotels and online agencies are nothing new.
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She also said the agencies were prioritizing the children's wellbeing.
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US intelligence agencies say Russia interfered to support Trump's candidacy.
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BEIJING — The investigators descend on government agencies and corporate boardrooms.
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Other government agencies have said new trees will be planted.
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Soon there were legions of officers from several local agencies.
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It will also require permission for data sharing across agencies.
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And all types of government agencies can overstep their bounds.
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He does have a history of siding with federal agencies.
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Health agencies there have only recently begun testing for it.
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Sanctuary cities refuse to assist federal agencies with immigration enforcement.
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I think it really undermines the mission of both agencies.
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Many of the closed agencies provide key law enforcement functions.
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The act governs how federal agencies implement and alter regulations.
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In total, export credit agencies provided almost $40 billion annually.
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UL, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday, citing a source.
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That has rubbed some brands and agencies the wrong way.
|
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The two agencies said they were cooperating in their investigations.
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It mainly aids U.S. companies indirectly, by assisting other agencies.
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Agencies, she said, are often judged by their "output," i.e.
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The marshals can then report their observations to intelligence agencies.
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Property owners also influence decisions made by public suppression agencies.
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We encourage them and recommend aid agencies to help them.
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The aid agencies were told to evacuate by Tuesday night.
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First, intelligence agencies need to look further into the future.
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The bank is also under pressure from credit ratings agencies.
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U.S. intelligence agencies later said that hackers were Russian agents.
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Several travel agencies working closely with Glaxo are also raided.
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BEA and Census are both agencies within the Commerce Department.
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Domestic regulatory agencies and American legislation can do the job.
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The law requires local school agencies to have transportation supervisors.
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Some agencies have taken efforts to address potential Chinese threats.
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Workers should refer to their own agencies for more information.
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One way this being done is by federal agencies themselves.
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These funds are administered through almost a dozen federal agencies.
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TransCanada said it was working with state and federal agencies.
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He told the court he needed permission from security agencies.
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Besides, even if sensitive information exists, agencies can redact it.
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That recommendation was later rescinded, the same news agencies reported.
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Gorsuch has been a blistering critic of deference to agencies.
|
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Intelligence agencies began investigating them last year, the ABC said.
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"These companies are intelligence agencies on their own," he said.
|
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In addition, all federal agencies must implement this standard, too.
|
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Most agencies begin the process by playing the numbers game.
|
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Last November, President Obama ordered federal agencies to follow suit.
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State and federal agencies responsible for protecting them failed miserably.
|
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At that point, officers from other agencies were in play.
|
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Left unpaid, these bills are ultimately sent to collections agencies.
|
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Does the census normally share information with other government agencies?
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"We need to have stronger creative agencies," Read told Reuters.
|
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There is no 'golden key' just for the security agencies.
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Even as security agencies are pushing for backdoors into encryption.
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For agencies, it will also help manage big ad campaigns.
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All of the agencies involved have largely refused to comment.
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Some agencies have already removed certain content from their sites.
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He said that directive would come from the agencies themselves.
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They'll share tracking data they collect with law enforcement agencies.
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Which makes a change from being investigated by federal agencies.
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Conversely, Capstone may make the most sense for some agencies.
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Beyond the SEC, other government agencies are monitoring bitcoin activity.
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SSA is already one of the most efficient federal agencies.
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His agencies cut the funding for climate models to zero.
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That's just the rules of the game for federal agencies.
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But even when agencies got details, they were often inaccurate.
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Instead, Nextdoor wants to help public agencies reach their constituents.
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More truthfully, though, it recalls the work of branding agencies.
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Transit agencies have to apply for funding for individual projects.
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Transit agencies are going to lose a lot of money.
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The pandemic has disrupted many other space agencies and industries.
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Federal regulatory agencies are not provided for in the Constitution.
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"Must be the intelligence agencies," he said, folding his arms.
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Agencies like the C.D.C. are aware that people travel internationally.
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These agencies are now a familiar part of our government.
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Eight men and a woman were detained, news agencies reported.
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A new bill will help its intelligence agencies circumvent encryption.
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So when clients spend less, agencies make less, Shackelford said.
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His handling of the security agencies will be equally important.
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I'm really worried that other state agencies are at risk.
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The social service agencies get base pay, but also bonuses.
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It can invest in support agencies, like CRS and GAO.
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Dr. Redfield, 66, has longstanding ties to various government agencies.
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The government agencies did not respond to requests for comments.
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Independent agencies are headed by panels rather than single individuals.
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Data mining methods have caught the attention of regulatory agencies.
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American intelligence agencies have been monitoring the base for years.
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The agencies don't appear to have opened official investigations yet.
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The government is also scrutinizing the country's many employment agencies.
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U.S. transit agencies that operate electric buses provide some clues.
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Officials with those agencies were not immediately available for comment.
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The countries' intelligence agencies share some of their deepest secrets.
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Johnson was the moving force behind both of those agencies.
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Turkey and American intelligence agencies say the killing was premeditated.
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The credit reporting agencies also sell FICO scores to lenders.
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The bill provides $7.76 billion to agencies combating the coronavirus.
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The bill provides $6900 billion to agencies combating the coronavirus.
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Still, agencies within the United Nations sometimes interpret that differently.
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Writers represented by agencies other than CAA are also included.
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The president has stocked his agencies with officials from industry.
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Federal agencies were stacked with campaign figures and political appointees.
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The bill's language is not specific to immigration enforcement agencies.
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The report also said that different agencies were cooperating better.
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There are agencies taking steps to enhance law enforcement reporting.
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American intelligence agencies and the military have resisted such discussions.
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All of the four agencies concurred with the watchdog's recommendations.
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And what will DOJ and the agencies have to say?
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Federal agencies expect to spend years helping the island rebuild.
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In the 1950s, alumni and allies of those agencies at
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Normally, mass transit agencies celebrate ridership gains rather than declines.
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The advice has been cautiously echoed by health agencies worldwide.
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Agencies should certainly be held accountable for what they do.
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That law lets Congress overturn rules issued by federal agencies.
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It means government agencies using negotiation rather than just mandates.
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Independent hotels also face competition from online booking agencies' sites.
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Now health agencies like the CDC are in the spotlight.
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Most clips are posted by news agencies opposing Mr. Rouhani.
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Disputes between intelligence agencies and oversight committees are not unusual.
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Intelligence agencies, including the CIA, linked Khashoggi's death to MBS.
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Politico was first to report the push from intelligence agencies.
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That investigation also involves numerous officials from the intelligence agencies.
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American intelligence agencies have the capability to deal with this.
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The name and function of the following agencies is unimportant.
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The agencies were briefing Missouri's two senators on the accident.
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Sapient and fostering greater collaboration between its many agencies worldwide.
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He has served as general counsel of two federal agencies.
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Federal agencies' funding is roughly about the same each year.
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He likened spy agencies' practices to those of Nazi Germany.
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Bureaucratic agencies must accept sensible restraints on their regulatory powers.
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Trump has had a fraught relationship with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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For policy committees, expect even more oversight of federal agencies.
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PR managers work with the media, government agencies and advertisers.
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But state laws and regulatory agencies are a different matter.
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After receiving backlash, Trump said he believes the intelligence agencies.
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Funding could come from aid agencies and the private sector.
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But local law enforcement agencies frequently fail to take action.
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The agencies have also been opaque about their deregulation teams.
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Government agencies are beginning to experiment with a similar approach.
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A Trump appointment presages a purge at our intelligence agencies.
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"The rating agencies could not ignore the comment," he said.
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Law enforcement agencies around the country have decried Apple's efforts.
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Several agencies in the last year have stepped up efforts.
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It recommended agencies coordinate on developing policies for the sector.
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Other Texas law enforcement agencies are contributing resources as well.
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Cooperation between Russian government agencies and cybercriminals is not uncommon.
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Like a government furlough, God has deferred her nonessential agencies.
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Agencies can also allocate productions to each of their clients.
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The task was not made easier by the agencies themselves.
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Some agencies, like the E.P.A., have regularly taken public comments.
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The trip caught the attention of United States intelligence agencies.
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The agencies must then seek any help they can arrange.
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He said Amtrak notified other local and state agencies, too.
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They argued that only Congress — not agencies — can create rules.
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Then I did studios and agencies and other production companies.
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Federal agencies manage nearly 700 million acres of federal lands.
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Wilkie, a case related to age discrimination in federal agencies.
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Contact from recruitment agencies will also not be accepted. ResponsibilitiesI.
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"That is to be determined by security agencies," he said.
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Government agencies traditionally do considerable deliberation before making technology changes.
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Last year alone, agencies processed more than 750,85033 FOIA requests.
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American intelligence agencies unanimously agree that Russia perpetrated the hacking.
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It will extend funding for federal agencies through Jan. 85033.
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The officials were in the process of contacting agencies abroad.
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Nothing will change for the endowments or other agencies immediately.
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Around 40 agencies submitted pitches and J. Walter Thompson won.
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All agencies had lost their licenses in the 2014 crackdown.
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The United States has more than 85033,000 independent police agencies.
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How did the law enforcement agencies arrive at that conclusion?
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Though the agencies had varied responses, none came out unscathed.
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There are severe penalties for agencies refusing to produce them.
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Over two dozen agencies were involved in the response effort.
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Instead, he has directed all Federal agencies to stonewall Congress.
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WE'VE GONE THROUGH NUMEROUS WRITTEN COMMENTS FROM VARIOUS OTHER AGENCIES.
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"Those agencies that don't adapt will die," Mr. Nix said.
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Instead, it directs agencies to issue new regulations or guidance.
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Trump is expected to propose sharp cuts to many agencies.
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It's also rated AAA by the other main credit agencies.
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The agency's work has also greatly impacted other federal agencies.
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Then NOAA and NWS did something government agencies rarely do.
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Federal courts have upheld the secrecy agreements used by agencies.
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Called Operation Tovar, it involved intelligence agencies around the world.
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Check out the modeling agencies that don't hire real people.
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He often praised the two agencies in testimony before Congress.
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When data isn't shared between agencies, efficiencies are lost. 3.
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All government agencies shall contain within their Internet websites: 85033.
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Chinese airlines use recruitment agencies to scout globally for pilots.
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Fleurant is in charge of the oversight of aid agencies.
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Even government agencies are not immune to the Christmas spirit.
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Some big agencies take other approaches to their staffing problems.
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Many government agencies share their biometric data with each other.
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And credit ratings agencies are worried about SoftBank's debt levels.
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My dad began making the wearying rounds of city agencies.
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