That should have required assent from Jammu & Kashmir, too.
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" Salzer grunted assent: "Yeah, there's a lot that's unknown.
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"I have to notify the House in accordance with the Royal Assent Act 1967 that her Majesty has signified her royal assent to the following acts ... European Union Withdrawal Act 2018," Bercow said.
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As they talk, heads nod in assent, some ask questions.
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How many Mr. Games were there, quietly nodding in assent?
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So, in an example like that, is there mutual assent?
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That assent is legally binding, but would be unilaterally revocable.
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And, frankly, you did passively assent to the digital ad ecosystem.
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Assent Compliance, an Ottawa-based startup, isn't in a sexy space.
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The paper bag nods in assent or disagreement—I don't know.
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In some cases, this takes place with the senators' unspoken assent.
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The bill will then be forwarded to the president for assent.
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It received the expanded electorate's assent in a referendum that year.
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You can assent and agree, but that doesn't mean you're consenting.
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Now, the N.F.L., with the union's assent, has rewritten those rules.
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The bill now goes for the President's assent before becoming law.
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By waiting to assent to impeachment, Pelosi accomplished several strategic goals.
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The measure will then be forwarded to the president for assent.
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But the nod felt to Eli more like dismissal than assent.
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The bill received Royal Assent from New Zealand's Governor-General on Thursday.
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Granted, you did not assent to constant data breaches and identity theft.
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A single bill must receive assent from the House, Senate, and president.
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Without Congressional assent, reform will not be sustainable over the long-term.
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In the agreement reached Friday, Mexico did not assent to those changes.
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Ms. Short says there is a clear distinction between consent and assent.
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The party cannot win lasting assent to its rule by force alone.
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Legal assent remains agnostic on the existence of any given juvenile's maturity.
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Suppose Jane Doe (16) gives legal assent to sex with Troy (30).
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They told his lawyer and the victims' family members, who gave their assent.
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Royal Assent has been granted, will be coming into force in 2017 pic.twitter.
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The bill needs the lieutenant-governor's assent to become law in the province.
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Such a move wouldn't require congressional approval, just the assent of several agencies.
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It secures assent less aggressively, but just as manipulatively, as "Pay Attention" does.
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It must now receive royal assent from the governor general to become law.
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After graduation, with her parents' enthusiastic assent, Ms. Heising joined the foundation's board.
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The mass pardon, announced in October, became law when it received royal assent.
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Khan smiles, her short curly hair bouncing forward as she nods her assent.
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She said 14 other nations had given verbal assent to work toward similar deals.
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The process is in practice a formality, and assent has never been withheld before.
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Swartz gave his assent and then, without telling Malamud, ran the program remotely anyway.
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How useful, at this stage, that Parliament would have already given assent to leaving.
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With the composer's assent, the director, Jorinde Keesmaat, merged the two works into one.
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It received the voters' assent in 1934 with 59 percent in favor of it.
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But Johnson needed the Queen's assent to suspend Parliament -- which she has now given.
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A conviction there would require the assent of two-thirds of the elected senators.
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"If she hadn't given her assent, nothing would have been possible," Brigitte later said.
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Assent from both Stone's shareholders and holders of its 2022-maturing debt is required.
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"I have to notify the House in accordance with the Royal Assent Act 1967 that her Majesty has signified her royal assent to the following acts ... European Union Withdrawal Act 2018," Commons Speaker John Bercow told lawmakers during a session of the house.
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But that requires the EU's assent, which would be unlikely after a no-deal outcome.
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It's been cleared by politicians and granted royal assent on November 29th — officially becoming law.
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The visuals, directed by Assent creator Oscar Raby, are undeniably lovely in their own right.
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After taking power, coup-leaders have always trekked to the palace to receive royal assent.
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Then, 28 days after royal assent, same-sex marriage will officially be legal in Australia.
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KW said it would seek shareholder assent to issue bonds in currencies including Kuwaiti dinars.
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Austin Theory is now a champion in Evolve, his assent to WWE all but assured.
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After a quick approval in the Senate, the bill received royal assent on Wednesday afternoon.
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The flip side: Politico argues that China's assent as tech powerhouse isn't a done deal.
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It is expected to receive the formal assent of the president in the coming days.
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Much to the delight of the crowd, Ms. White hesitated before giving her last assent.
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Delegate George Mason of Virginia urged inclusion of this option in 1787 and won assent.
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The king then has to give his assent before a premier can be sworn in.
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A deal can only be agreed once all Limitless creditors have given it their assent.
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He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
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The king's assent is needed for the appointment of a prime minister and various senior officials.
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Under New Zealand law, acts come into force the day after the royal assent is given.
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Compromises struck in the heart of the continent can fail to win assent at the periphery.
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Zeti: Of this matter, nothing is done until the King, the Agong, gives the royal assent.
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Some states require the assent of both parties to a recording, while others only require one.
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Will Berlin assent to less dogmatic economic policies aimed at bolstering growth and spreading the spoils?
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If the chamber approves it, it will receive royal assent and pass into the statute books.
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Then, 28 days after royal assent, same-sex marriage will officially be legal in Australia. Finally.
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While it secured assent from CFIUS, the deal failed to garner approval from two U.S. states.
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What God is seeking is not our intellectual assent so much as a relationship with us.
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" After their whinnied assent, Mr. Jolley added, "Am I a trainer or am I a trainer?
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As a result, Mr. Trump pulls all of those present into a silent circle of assent.
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There is no simple explanation for the way in which Ashbery solicits our assent, of course.
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Doing it requires the assent of the monarch, which in modern times has always been given.
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The Indian Express said the law, which requires presidential assent, unfairly targets India's 170 million Muslims.
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" Mr. Comey's comparison of the president's operating style to the Mafia — "The silent circle of assent.
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For this kind of action, he did not need the assent of a majority of lawmakers.
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The two bills are scheduled to formally receive Royal Assent to become law on Friday afternoon.
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He has obstructed the Administration of Justice, by refusing his Assent to Laws for establishing Judiciary Powers.
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Once approved by both Houses, the legislation requires Royal Assent - normally a formality - before it becomes law.
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" He says it reminded him of his days prosecuting Mafia kingpins with their "silent circle of assent.
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However, the king's assent is needed before the appointment of a prime minister or senior public officials.
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But doing so would require the assent of a majority of users, and not everyone is convinced.
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In 1841, they organized a constitutional convention without the charter government's assent and drafted the People's Constitution.
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Trump has Republican majorities in both House and Senate, but not Republican assent to all his policies.
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Appointments of prime minister and cabinet members can only be made with the assent of the king.
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Mr. Duterte has managed to pull this off with the assent of Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Some pediatric ethics organizations say a child's assent shouldn't be solicited if treatment is inevitable, they note.
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Impeachment requires the assent of two-thirds of senators and the Senate is controlled by the Republicans.
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"Governor Roosevelt considers it undesirable for him to assent to my suggestions for cooperative action," he said.
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As the other Senate Republicans look at his example, they might ponder this truth: Silence equals assent.
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Yet like consent by a minor under contract law, legal assent would be voidable by the minor.
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That will require the approval of both houses of the Diet, along with popular assent through a referendum.
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The law was enacted without the customary royal assent from Malaysia's king, who had asked for some changes.
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Yet it requires the assent of all 27 other EU governments, any of which could demand a price.
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The ban will take effect as soon as the bill receives royal assent, usually a matter of days.
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"But here too unanimity is needed and if we weren't happy we wouldn't give our assent," he said.
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Essilor and Luxottica, two big eyewear companies, merged in a €48bn ($54bn) deal, with EU assent in March.
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This will require the assent of congress, where Mr Moreno must depend on conservative opposition parties for support.
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When Trump complained about the Mueller investigation, Whitaker often smiled knowingly and nodded in assent, the official said.
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And that makes it easier to win public assent for admitting lots of immigrants via the legal route.
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The way Americans assent to such treatments fits more broadly into a culture of arduous self-improvement regimens.
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The proposals will have to be voted on in parliament and given presidential assent before they take effect.
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But on January 6th 2016 Mr Koroma did something unexpected: he refused to give the bill his assent.
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Even if your friend did give her assent, her motives for doing so would be, at best, conflicted.
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" In Missouri, for example, "Assent does not constitute consent if it is induced by force, duress or deception.
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House Commons Speaker John Bercow announced that the European Union Withdrawal Bill received royal assent and passed into law.
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During the euro crisis, Germany's Angela Merkel repeatedly had to secure the assent of the Bundestag for her decisions.
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He says that he wants the assent of all parties—which may be impossible for the CDP to give.
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His assent meant little until that session ended; 90 days after it adjourned, California's proposal would come into effect.
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Such a tax will need to be approved by the Legislature, and this seems unlikely, particularly without Cuomo's assent.
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Perhaps most indicative of the shift in the legal landscape is the assent of many justices appointed by Democrats.
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Sadly, Nevarez isn't the only one promoting physical conflict and threats on individuals who don't assent to their demands.
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"I liked the other room with the statues better," said Amina Atiyeh, 14, as her companions nodded in assent.
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No reader will agree with a critic all the time, and no critic requires obedience or assent from readers.
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From the private circle of assent, it moves to public displays of personal fealty at places like cabinet meetings.
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He is expected to visit Buckingham Palace on Wednesday for Queen Elizabeth II to formally assent to the transition.
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A deal, needing all 28 national leaders' assent, could pave the way for a referendum as early as June.
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The legislation still needs to secure presidential assent, and it was not clear what line Kenyatta would now take.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Ghosn argued that the houses had been bought with the assent of top officials at Nissan.
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The ability of a single senator to withhold assent to a unanimous consent motion magnifies his or her influence.
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Once it has been approved by both chambers, the bill will receive royal assent and it will become law.
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It appears at the end of all written exams, followed by a space for students to sign their assent.
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As a result, with Mr. Cuomo's assent, the evaluation system was suspended only months after it had been adopted.
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Introduce the idea of voidable assent and behavior like Moore's apparent seduction of teenage girls becomes much less likely.
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To general assent, one person present said, summit chair Donald Tusk shot back that Macron was being "very optimistic".
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The legislation was passed by Parliament on Tuesday and is waiting to be rubber-stamped into law by Royal Assent.
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Her death led to Bill 149, which received Royal Assent, passed with all-party support and became law last June.
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For one, a good portion of Trump's purported agenda would require congressional authorization or, at the very least, congressional assent.
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Why would you craft a man's graven image to stick in a purgatorial state of constant nodding yes-man assent?
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"One cannot think that a child can assent to a sexual act," said Ernestine Ronai, a psychologist and former teacher.
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Caught up in the medical paradigm of cure, we assent to heroic measures we didn't want in hospitals we deplore.
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No amount of good deeds will save your soul, they say, if you don't assent to the proper Christian beliefs.
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The government's argument is essentially that under Britain's unwritten constitution, it can make or leave international treaties without parliamentary assent.
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But any deal resulting from tortuous negotiations must win the assent of the 27 other members of the European Union.
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But there is no language in Nafta's authorizing law passed by Congress that requires Congressional assent before leaving the pact.
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The bill is likely to receive royal assent — required for it to become law, before parliament is suspended next week.
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The higher fee would never hold up in a court of law, since there was no "mutual assent" about price.
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I hesitated, not wanting to risk getting her or myself thrown out, but the race director quickly gave his assent.
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To gain the National Party's assent to elections, the A.N.C. forswore major transfers of land from white to black control.
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Securing government assent a second time may be trickier given Macron is currently battling unions over his domestic pension reforms.
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It passed all its stages in the House of Lords on 21688th September and received royal assent on 211th September.
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"To be clear, Mr. Conaway, we all agreed with that judgment," Mr. Comey said, and Admiral Rogers added his assent.
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But it's hard to imagine a situation where the president is literally in prison and Congress doesn't assent to that.
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The legislation was approved by the House of Lords on Tuesday, and will now go to the Royal Assent for approval.
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The Constitution grants the legislative branch the "power of the purse"; thus, Congress' assent is necessary to change most spending priorities.
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One problem: Weingarten is a key constituent of the AFL-CIO and no grand labor deal will happen without her assent.
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The drug developer was evaluating its treatment for sudden hearing loss, AM-111, in two late-stage studies - Healos and Assent.
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When it came to consent, contestants were required to assent in front of the cameras if they wanted to engage sexually.
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EU countries, the European Parliament, and the Japanese parliament will have to give their assent before the trade pact can start.
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The law, due to come into force after the president's assent, will apply to all workplaces with 10 or more employees.
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Members mooed their assent as Mr Johnson laid into "that NATO-bashing, Trident-scrapping, would-be abolisher of the British army".
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Some believe the move had Saudi assent and is part of a divide-and-rule strategy by the two Gulf states.
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The bill has received assent from both of India's houses of parliament and is awaiting presidential approval before it becomes law.
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"For me, assent is recognizing that the child will have input, the child's thinking will be responded to," Dr. Caplan said.
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"The Cardinal was delighted with the program," Biros told me—Feinberg nodded his assent—and set out the numbers in support.
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Trump's grip on the Republican primary electorate means candidates often need his support—or at least his silent assent—to win.
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"He can hardly claim that the special counsel reached out and grabbed this issue without congressional participation or assent," Jackson wrote.
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We did not help to draw them up, and now we are being asked to give our assent almost at once.
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The bill will be codified when it receives royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II, which could happen today (The Associated Press).
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The city's next leader, who was elected recently with Beijing's assent, will be the hard-line Carrie Lam-Cheng Yuet-Ngor.
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Iowa has been first for nearly 229 years now, a position to which the Democratic Party has given its tacit assent.
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That is the same day the bill stopping a no-deal Brexit is expected to receive royal assent and become law.
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" Among those injuries and usurpations: "He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
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Putin's sham proposal for peacekeepers along the border with Ukraine won assent for Socialist Party leader Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's Foreign Minister.
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"Ain't no song like an old song," Simon sang, creating a new one even as the old singers moaned their assent.
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In Ecuador Lenín Moreno's government cancelled the fuel-price rise and is struggling to get congress's assent to modest tax increases.
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" In response to the petition, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office stated: "The EU Referendum Act received Royal Assent in December 2015.
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And when Trump would rant about the Mueller probe, Whitaker often "smiled knowingly and nodded in assent," the Washington Post reported.
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However, the court rejected arguments that assemblies in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales should give their assent before Article 50 is invoked.
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Last month a House of Lords report concluded that it was "constitutionally appropriate" to secure the assent of both houses of Parliament.
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If Westminster Council and others assent, a shop or a café could be tucked in to the ground floor of the tower.
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Prayuth Chan-ocha said changes were necessary because King Vajiralongkorn, the country's constitutional monarch, had declined to give the document royal assent.
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"I was determined not to give the president any hint of assent to this demand, so I gave silence instead," Comey writes.
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And the European Parliament, whose assent is needed for any deal, might well reject a deal that radically alters the current one.
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That version would be able "soft land 6.5 metric tons on the lunar surface and [have] an assent on top," Bezos said.
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Forcing Clinton to agree to a platform plank stating that the next president will not assent to TPP could kill the agreement.
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Update November 29th: The story has been updated to note that the Bill has now received royal assent and is officially law.
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"The president has given his assent to the Digital Security Act today, making it law," his press secretary, Joynal Abedin, told Reuters.
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Assuming the European Parliament gives its assent, CETA could come into force partially early next year, allowing import tariffs to be removed.
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China too could affect the process, either by influencing North Korea or by withholding its own assent to an eventual peace treaty.
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He also consented, with Henry's assent, to the continuation of the experiments Corkin wished to conduct on Henry while he remained alive.
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He might even ask the queen to refuse her assent for the legislation, plunging the country into an even deeper constitutional crisis.
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He was a senior officer on a Soviet sub during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 and refused to assent to Capt.
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The bill will officially become law when it receives Royal Assent from Queen Elizabeth, something that could happen as soon as Thursday.
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The bill will officially become law when it receives Royal Assent from Queen Elizabeth, something that could happen as soon as Thursday.
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Amendments to the Constitution require the assent of three-quarters of the states — these days, 38 out of 50 — to take effect.
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" As murmurs of assent began building, Mr. de Blasio declared, "What's pertinent is that he was the victim of a racist attack.
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The House had previously passed its own version unanimously, but gave assent to the Senate version in order to expedite the legislation.
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Another loner, Emily Dickinson, put it this way: Assent — and you are sane —Demur — you're straightaway dangerous —And handled with a Chain —
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If the minor concludes that the sex was exploitative, before she reaches 18 (or 19 or 20), she could void her assent.
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A court would review an adolescent's revocation of assent and make a "best interests" analysis in deciding whether to validate the revocation.
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Giannandrea's recent assent to the top of Google's AI roster comes after years of work in the field for Google, Netscape and Metaweb.
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After the Senate has its final vote on Bill C-263 on Thursday, it's expected to quickly receive Royal Assent, making it law.
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King Vajiralongkorn withheld his assent for the draft constitution championed by Thailand's military junta, asking for changes that would make him more powerful.
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Trump and his businesses appear to have repeatedly defied that provision over the past two years, with the quiet assent of Republican lawmakers.
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But for now, he's a long way from even getting his election motion passed, which requires the assent of two-thirds of Parliament.
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Indeed, if Mr Essebsi had died, Tunisia might have been unable to install an interim president, as that too requires the court's assent.
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"The President has given his assent to the Digital Security Act today making it law," said Joynal Abedin, press secretary to the president.
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In Malaysia, a bill requires the assent of the country's figurehead sultan after passing parliament, but this is generally seen as a formality.
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And the public wonders why America's sons and daughters are continually placed at risk without clear congressional assent as required by the Constitution.
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The queen, who had to give her assent for the union, and her husband Prince Philip are delighted, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said.
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For starters, existing statutes actually give the executive branch considerable discretion to employ various kinds of punitive or protective tariffs without congressional assent.
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It's possible he might recognize Moscow's annexation of Crimea, assent to Syrian President Assad's continued rule or waver on America's commitment to NATO.
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By some accounts, she gave the green light and was a motivating force; by others, her support was no more than tacit assent.
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Hospitals say yes, that signed admission forms, which include a promise to pay, constitute mutual assent, even if there was no price disclosed.
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Click-wrap agreements – in which companies present consumers with their terms of service and specifically require assent – are generally deemed to be enforceable.
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Tax cuts and spending stimuli require the assent of Congress, and may not take effect in time to lift the economy soon enough.
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He was technically within the rules of British democracy, which allow the prime minister to "prorogue" Parliament, suspending it with the monarch's assent.
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It must now receive royal assent, and is expected to be formally passed into law before the legislature's current session ends on Thursday.
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Courts do require companies to give consumers reasonable notice of terms and conditions and generally assent in some way (to wit, those ubiquitous online click boxes.) And arbitration agreements have failed when courts found that consumers "had insufficient notice," or "did not provide their unambiguous assent," or if the terms of the agreement are seen as unjust or one-sided.
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Under Belgium's baroque constitutional arrangements all five regional parliaments must provide their assent for the federal government, which supports CETA, to give its backing.
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The legislation awaits the Royal Assent, a final formality that takes place once a bill has completed all the parliamentary stages in both houses.
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Two Italian government sources dismissed the Gazprom-ITGI announcement as a Russian maneuver designed to force its assent, saying officials were not consulted beforehand.
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Two Italian government sources dismissed the Gazprom-ITGI announcement as a Russian manoeuvre designed to force its assent, saying officials were not consulted beforehand.
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Romney's attacks coincided with the several current and former GOP leaders launching a last-ditch effort to hinder Trump's assent to their party's coronation.
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All 28 EU governments support the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) but Belgium cannot give assent without backing from five sub-federal administrations.
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Even those who assent to the reality of climate change are no more likely to prepare for future disasters, according to a recent study.
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The measure also required that 10 jurors support a death sentence; state law had previously required the assent of seven jurors, a simple majority.
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A filibuster against Gorsuch has the strong support of the Democratic base, and the decision to crack it has the overwhelming assent from Republicans.
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Under the Constitution, removing the president from office requires the assent of two-thirds of lawmakers in both the Senate and the National Assembly.
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The governor general has to give it "royal assent" — a formality — and then a date proclaiming its coming into force has to be set.
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With royal assent, the USMCA has cleared its last continental legislative hurdle to become the law of the land in all three signatory countries.
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Do customers assent to arbitration merely by visiting a website or downloading a mobile app that provides a link to service terms mandating arbitration?
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Relying on field declines rather than shutting existing wells also makes it easier for Russia to secure the assent of its myriad private producers.
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The Socialist leader mentioned "prohibiting prostitution", reforming the penal code so that only explicit assent can signal consent, and eliminating the gender pay gap.
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As set forth, justice was obstructed, duly adopted laws were not executed, and royal assent to wholesome legislation was arbitrarily withheld, among other grievances.
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Tapping into China's market of 731 million internet users, then, already requires U.S. companies to assent to a certain amount of Chinese government access.
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Instead, they would persuade the appeals court to accept the transcripts instead of the tapes, allowing use of the Stennis compromise without Cox's assent.
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"One way or another, we will leave the EU with this deal to which this House has just given its assent," he said Tuesday.
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Even if communities persist in condemning teens, at least the judges can exclude evidence of assent at trial to try to protect those teenagers.
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Usually, even the most skeptical parents limply assent to a proposal during hometown visits, and let their kids go forth to face their televised fates.
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It would, simultaneously, let him assent to reopening federal agencies and assert unilateral authority to order construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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American intelligence officials believe the killing was carried out at the behest or with the assent of the prince, which the Saudi government has denied.
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But what will emerge from the conference process and whether it will gain the assent of both the House and Senate remains to be seen.
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His mighty oxi ("no") victory was quickly converted to humiliating assent when his government realised that tough bail-outs were the price of euro membership.
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After royal assent and other formalities, the law will likely take effect in about a month, with the first weddings expected about a month later.
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In short, in order to change the statewide election system, reformers in Mississippi would need the assent of those who benefit the most from it.
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In 21156, a law was passed requiring that any bill to raise taxes receive the assent of the governor and three-quarters of the legislature.
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The bill was approved by MPs last week and is expected to receive Royal Assent on Monday, meaning it will pass into the statute books.
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Then, if both the House and the Senate pass the bill in the same form, it'll be off to the Governor-General for royal assent.
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"As an independent agency charged with reviewing enforcement actions brought by the Secretary, this Commission should not assent to such an illegal act," Cohen wrote.
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What's next: The deal still must be approved by VW's supervisory board, and that assent is expected to be given either late Tuesday or Wednesday.
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On Friday the bill, which seeks to end discrimination against Pakistan's transgender community, formally became law when acting president Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani gave his assent.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) and John Larson (D-Conn.) on the issue — has refused to assent to their demand for floor votes on those bills.
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In contrast to years past, when labor militancy killed stabs at an overhaul, the government has this time won the cautious assent of some unions.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the usual number of Supreme Court justices whose assent is required for the court to hear a case.
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Setting up a new calendar under the current system would require the assent of every state, and some will jealously guard their power and influence.
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The community's seeming assent to Mr. Kozinski's return to legal circles is a particularly visible example of its paralysis in light of the #MeToo movement.
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Traditionally kept out of party politics, the monarch was compelled to give assent to a nakedly political move dressed up as a traditional constitutional procedure.
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Developing a vaccine is never easy, and getting it approved can be even more complex, possibly requiring assent from every country that could be hit.
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This ethical debate itself is not new, the authors acknowledge in the journal Pediatrics, where they make a case for strengthening guidelines on pediatric assent.
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Under the terms of the pact between the two cable operators, each must assent to a deal that the other strikes with a wireless company.
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Kaine's resolution requires the president's signature, which he will not grant; the House resolution about war powers does not rely on his assent (The Hill).
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Some British leaders express hope that Europe will assent to a deal that allows finance to carry on, even as Britain leaves the single market.
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And in order to obtain Beijing's assent — to present a "united front" to Pyongyang — American policymakers made compromises, delaying and watering down sanctions, for instance.
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There is almost no chance Senate Republicans would vote to subpoena those witnesses without assent from the White House and calling their own preferred witnesses.
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Once the bill is granted royal assent by the country's governor-general, it could come into force as law as soon as Friday, TVNZ reported.
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During a press conference at the Mexican embassy Monday, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard rejected the idea that his government would assent to an asylum pact.
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However, Canada is highly decentralised, and no national plan would be politically viable without the assent of the provinces—many of which rely on polluting industries.
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With the president's assent, both houses of Congress are expected to imminently pass spending bills and Trump said the measures would guarantee backpay for affected workers.
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The law was approved by the UK's House of Lords earlier this year, but it officially came into force today after the bill received royal assent.
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But the parliament's assent, along with that of the 28 national governments making up the EU Council, is required to pass the vast majority of it.
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U.S. Treasury yields continued their assent as well, with the two-year note yield around 0.92 percent and the benchmark 266.403-year yield at 2.14 percent.
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It's true that many schools' nondiscrimination policies have made life more difficult for Christian ministries that require student leaders to assent to a statement of faith.
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What Trump is doing is happening right in front of our faces -- and with the tacit assent of the Republican Party that Will left in 2016.
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Trump can't become president unless he comes to be seen as on a par with Clinton, and that can't happen without the assent of the media.
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And US federal regulation is the product of the naive view that we read and actively assent to the privacy policies on the websites we visit.
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It's worth noting that Assent also offers its customers training and a number of educational materials to help companies understand the regulatory environment they work in.
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Although her comments about LGBTQ equality have been few and far between, she was very pleased to give the royal assent for marriage equality in 2015.
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Like its manipulation of the Constitution's treaty process, this White House subverted that assent to convince Americans that they live in a different, less dangerous world.
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The House of Commons and the House of Lords passed laws to strip away his powers, attaching funds to them so he would give royal assent.
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" Our Declaration of Independence, in citing evidence of King George's "absolute tyranny," referenced his failure to "Assent to Laws" and obstruction of the "Administration of Justice.
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It would also require the assent of the courts, and it's far from clear that the conservative justices on the top court today would uphold it.
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Under Belgium's complicated federal system, Charles Michel, the country's prime minister, can give his approval to the deal only once all of the country's regions assent.
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The smart money had the president giving his assent to a U.N. Security Council resolution criticizing Israeli settlement policies or recognizing Palestinian statehood in some way.
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His government was pushing a Ukraine peace plan that would largely preserve the status quo, and it needed Trump's assent to quell international and regional opposition.
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For one thing, any bilateral agreement could require the assent of numerous national (and even regional) electorates across Europe — approval that cannot be taken for granted.
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Thousands of airline catering workers, many of whom make under $43 per hour, voted to strike this year, pending the assent of a federal mediation board.
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Technically that payment experiment doesn't require Congress's assent — but Congress could block it or scale it back, and there are moves afoot to do precisely that.
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The Founders vested the president with far less power than the British monarch in this regard: Congress' assent was required to loose the dogs of war.
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It's a New Yorker's argument—no Jersey truck farms without Manhattan diners—but it's not one that has won general assent among historians of early civilizations.
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In exchange for the assent of provincial premiers, he approved three big energy projects, including a pipeline that would ship oil from Alberta to BC's Pacific coast.
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Such meetings can assent to the legal "gazetting" of the corridors in question, to stop them being built on or fenced, so that elephants can pass freely.
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Uber's assent to become the world's biggest ride-hailing company has come with a string of scandals, which at times threatened the success of an eventual IPO.
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Although it takes only a majority vote to impeach in the House, conviction requires the assent of two-thirds of the senators present—67 if 100 attend.
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Participants will take a survey and assent to 3D scans (plus photos and videos) of their body — first in their everyday attire, then in "form-fitting" clothing.
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The ongoing Assent trial, which is similar to Healos, is no longer adequate for testing the drug and thus would be terminated early, the drug developer said.
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Uber's assent to become the world's biggest ride-hailing company has come with a string of scandals which at times threatened the success of an eventual IPO.
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"One way or another we will leave the EU with this deal to which this House has just given its assent," Johnson said Tuesday, after his defeat.
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Locke argued that you could coerce only public assent, not private conviction; that suppression encouraged revolt; and—a new element—that religious persecution was bad for trade.
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That's especially true if the price of their assent means that Trump will continue to bleed support among those blue-collar workers who delivered his upset victory.
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Well, right now, it's happening without our buy-in, without our assent, and so to me that's the Wild West that eventually we would want to moderate.
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The departure of Sessions and the assent of Barr may add up to a shrewd mastery of the Washington power game on the part of the President.
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In any case, Morena and its allies do not yet control the legislatures of most of the 32 states; to change the constitution, a majority must assent.
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Kushner, in the room with the president, reassured Flynn that Trump respected and cared about him — and promised a positive tweet about Flynn later (with Trump's assent).
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The governor general is commander in chief of the armed forces, appoints ambassadors ministers and judges, gives royal assent to legislation and issues writs to call elections.
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Andre Antoine, Walloon parliament president and a member of Paul Magnette's Socialist party, said it was not possible for the region to give its assent on Monday.
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He's derided and mocked Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the man whose assent is required for any package to get a vote, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Hezbollah's assent Hezbollah-backed electoral lists went virtually unchallenged, sweeping the group and its allies to power in nearly every district they contested, according to preliminary results.
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Britain is the last country to give its assent after Putin in January proposed that the leaders of Russia, China, the United States, France and Britain meet.
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Augusto Pinochet, leader of the 20063 military coup that, with America's assent, overthrew the leftist government of Chile's elected president, Salvador Allende, and imposed a ruthless dictatorship.
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His public assent has helped push shelters beyond capacity, taxed local and state governments, exhausted the resources of charitable groups and strained the good will of residents.
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Last week, my boss asked me to write a program that would send frequent text messages to our customers, without first getting their assent, or ''opt in.
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May's stature, the election may have increased the chances she will soften her line and assent to compromises that would preserve Britain's inclusion in the European market.
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Is it ethical for me to remain silent when she goes off on "whining liberals" and "sore losers," occasionally nodding, when that might be interpreted as assent?
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Then the completed document was shared electronically with all 22 voting members for ratification, while U.S. Soccer's board met on a conference call to give its assent.
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To the Editor: What a shame that Nicholas Kristof chose to ask a conservative evangelical who believes assent to specific doctrine is the measure of one's faith.
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Reich had used other modern Oceanic groups as rough proxies in part because no one imagined that any ni-Vanuatu would ever assent to such a study.
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Therefore, drawing on contract law — but not mirroring it exactly — I propose that the law should credit adolescent consent not as legal consent but as legal assent.
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That means the granting of assent cannot be used against the teen to insist that she knew what she was doing and should be held legally responsible.
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However it was agreed that it is imperative to bring forward the Withdrawal Agreement Bill in time for it to receive royal assent by the summer parliamentary recess.
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"The bill was passed today and will await presidential assent, which we expect to happen any time this week," Martin Mutua, head of media in parliament, told Reuters.
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However, the same court rejected arguments that the UK's devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales must give assent before the process to leave Europe can start.
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"North Korea can't make any serious geopolitical moves without China's assent," Robert Kelly, an expert in international relations at Pusan National University in South Korea told VICE News.
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"They killin' people everywhere for no reason at all but bein' black," says Turner's wife Cherry, a line that, at a preview in Atlanta, elicited sighs of assent.
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It's not surprising that he didn't cite the Muslim ban that President Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail and imposed in office with the Supreme Court's assent.
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The plan put forth by the MUD has the assent of all three tendencies but no one pretends it is a blueprint for the "real conquest of Venezuela".
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Pohl said he would ask the appeals court to clarify its March order that Lachelier and her colleague Mary McCormick get Qosi's assent to act as his attorney.
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Third, the assertion that "coup leaders have always trekked to the palace to receive royal assent" can mislead your readers that the palace is somehow not above politics.
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The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill will now pass into law in the coming weeks when it is given 'Royal Assent' - a formality that does not involve further debate.
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The U.S. bank JP Morgan said it expected parliament to reject a deal at the first attempt, but to give its assent on a second or third try.
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Because Trump administration officials have refused to disclose his name, rights groups have been unable to track down any close relative to grant that assent on his behalf.
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The bill due to become law on Monday, when it receives the assent of Queen Elizabeth, will force Johnson to seek a three-month extension to the Oct.
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Beginning in February 2018, when customers registered at the company's website, they were required to click their assent to Juul's terms of service, which prominently mentioned mandatory arbitration.
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The Digital Security Act, which was given presidential assent Monday, combines the colonial-era Official Secrets Act with new measures empowering police to make arrests without a warrant.
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Mr. Bharara said he had gone over what he planned to say in the lobby with Mr. Kushner and Mr. Bannon, and that both had given their assent.
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If it passes there, it then goes to the queen, who has to give her "royal assent" in order for it to become a formal Act of Parliament.
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Changing the system would require getting a constitutional amendment through both chambers of Congress, and then it would need the assent of three-fifths of the state legislatures.
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But winning the Kremlin's assent will require offering credible assurances that Ukraine will not join NATO in the foreseeable future while also allowing Russia to maintain its dignity.
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If a minor successfully voids her assent, a court will not admit it into evidence at the trial on the merits or permit further discovery on the matter.
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The new law — which still requires Royal Assent — will allow adults to buy and consume small amounts of cannabis, however edibles won't be legalized until sometime after next year.
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"The only safe repository of power in the United States of America, ladies and gentlemen, is in your mind," she declared as many of the crowd nodded in assent.
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The country's House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the bill at its final reading on Wednesday, and the governor general gave it the Royal Assent — a constitutional formality — on Thursday.
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The judge required the plaintiffs' firm to obtain and file sworn declarations from all of its clients, attesting that they worked for DoorDash and clicked their assent to arbitration.
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The genuine full-fat Android experience of today — featuring Google Maps, YouTube, and, most crucially, the full ecosystem of third-party Android apps — is dependent on Google's licensing assent.
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To follow such a lead is to assent to the show's desire to place Calder in a more overtly political context than we are often inclined to see him.
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But this is an academic query: changes to the constitution require the unlikely assent of two-thirds majorities in the House and Senate and three-quarters of the states.
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Within a month, the state had given its final assent to a plan to conserve a vast aquifer and a set of springs held sacred by local indigenous groups.
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That was reflected, he said, in the "stealth" way that Mr. Lew had to work behind the scenes to ensure Republicans' assent, given the I.M.F.'s unpopularity with conservatives.
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Once you grant the first premise — that there is no God besides God and that he made the universe — reason itself apparently requires we assent to this terrible thought.
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Parliament last week failed to secure the two-thirds majority required to force through the Finance Bill 2019 with the limit intact, after President Uhuru Kenyatta refused its assent.
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"I wish there had been greater application by the president - his assent for the amendments is not pro forma, and I wish he had realized the implications," Ramesh said.
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The filibuster will make the passage of constructive legislation impossible without a sixty-seat Democratic supermajority in the Senate or the assent of Republicans from disproportionately empowered conservative states.
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Under the Iranian political system, Mr. Khamenei's personal assent is required to open any talks with the United States, and the new sanctions are unlikely to win him over.
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What it does not realize is that American economic power depends on the assent of other countries to be part of a financial system led by the United States.
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That path didn't get us to the summit either; but we had developed the tools to go back, build a bridge across the ravine, and make our final assent.
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As you know, it's become standard operating procedure for companies to require online or mobile customers to agree to mandatory arbitration by clicking their assent to terms of service.
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According to Charles, Harry's mom, there were photographers present and she believed that Sacoolas was likely just in the next room for the camera-ready moment, should they assent.
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When the Ukrainian president did not immediately assent, President Trump withheld two official acts to induce the Ukrainian leader to comply—a head of state meeting and military funding.
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Sources said a production rise of about 1 million bpd was emerging as a possible consensus for OPEC and its allies, adding that Iran could assent under certain conditions.
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It would mean, rather than begging Republicans for assent or small scraps of policy assistance, doing everything possible to publicize their intransigence and make it core to their identity.
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The world where Donald Trump and Ben Carson lead the GOP presidential race is not a world where Republican voters would support a Democratic president or assent to his policies.
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Yet the 9th Circuit's definition of an unauthorized user has exposed all kinds of people to criminal liability for using borrowed passwords, even with the assent of the password holder.
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In the case of these children who are in federal custody, neither the children are being asked for their assent nor are their parents are not being asked for consent.
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The government has also resorted to constitutional chicanery, exploiting the fact that Kashmir's state legislature—which would normally have to assent to such changes—was dissolved over a year ago.
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Turkey had agreed to cut back its support for the rebels in return for Russia's assent to a Turkish military operation in 2016 that split the Kurds' territory in two.
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No reform will have a balanced effect across the parties, as the soft-money ban did, but changes to the fundamental rules of democracy have traditionally needed cross-partisan assent.
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The Supreme Court is due to rule on whether the government can use executive powers to kickstart the talks, as it had planned to, or whether it needs parliament's assent.
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Weddings begin early next year: "After royal assent and other formalities, the law will likely take effect in about a month, with the first weddings expected about a month later."
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Chinese entities operating with the assent of the government in Beijing already have mounted long-running cyberespionage campaigns against United States government agencies, the defense industry and American private companies.
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Vajiralongkorn could speak out against it (as Bhumibol once did) or ask for revisions to the laws themselves — so that, for example, no prosecution could proceed without the palace's assent.
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With Parliament agreed, the legislation received royal assent on Thursday, allowing the Queen to give formal approval to a British exit (after approving one of a different sort this month).
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Many Philippine military leaders and politicians favor sticking with the joint forces treaty, and lawmakers have said that ending the country's participation in the agreement would require the Senate's assent.
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The funds' lawyers from Gupta Wessler, Pomerantz and Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman acknowledged that courts have construed bylaws to imply shareholder assent to their terms, notably in 2013's Boilermakers v.
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The bill, which instead allows gay people to enter into domestic partnerships, was given assent by the wealthy north Atlantic island's British governor in February and came into effect this month.
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Mr Grimm started his sophomore year by dashing off to the bathroom in the nurse's office, but after a few weeks, with the principal's assent, he began using the boys' room.
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They often speak with even greater caution than Communists, says a member of the Peasants and Workers Democratic Party, because they know their groups exist only with the Communist Party's assent.
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No matter that Brexiteers deserve most of the blame for failing to come up with a plan that could win the assent of the EU and the trust of the country.
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The tribunal will be passing judgement on the proportionality of BPDs in December — albeit likely too late to derail the legislative train pushing the IP bill towards Royal Assent this year.
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He speaks in a blaring Texas drawl, often in his own distinct vernacular: players are "cats"; most everyone else is "dude" or "brother" or a "joker"; "100 percent" means an assent.
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ABU DHABI, Dec 7 (Reuters) - National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) secured shareholders' assent to merge with First Gulf Bank (FGB) at a meeting on Wednesday, a spokesman for NBAD said.
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Irish rockers U2, who had campaigned for Suu Kyi's release while she was a political prisoner, also voiced disappointment and said her silence was "starting to look a lot like assent".
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The British government announced that the bill has received royal assent, the final step in criminalizing the act of taking a photo up a person's skirt without their knowledge or consent.
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On any number of occasions, Comey could have told the President (or Priebus) "no" or made clear that his silence should be treated in no way, shape or form as assent.
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He claims that royal assent is required under the Constitution, despite a subsequent amendment allowing laws passed by Parliament to automatically take effect after 30 days, with or without the consent.
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Then her son-in-law, a family physician who had written such prescriptions for other patients, explained the somewhat involved process: oral and written requests, a waiting period, two physicians' assent.
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The doctor should also talk directly to the child, even if the child is young, Dr. Greenberg said, explaining the plan, and answering questions, and getting the child's assent to treatment.
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The bill still has to be approved by the House of Lords before Parliament breaks next week, and gain royal assent from the Queen — a formality — before it passes into law.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel is pressing the Trump administration to recognize its sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights, an Israeli cabinet minister said on Wednesday, predicting U.S. assent could come within months.
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Trump, by contrast, has only limited authority to change American public policy without congressional assent, and House Democrats have limited incentive to go along with Trumpian efforts to "win" against China.
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In the meantime, as Judge Orrick wrote in Friday's opinion, courts have had to scrutinize websites and apps to decide whether they provide consumers with enough information to allow informed assent.
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In order to win assent for a new one, he has stacked the courts and delayed legislative elections by nearly a year (to protect his party's narrow majority, claims the opposition).
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The legislation will now receive Royal Assent and pass into the statute books, bringing to an end nearly three years of parliamentary warfare which saw it rejected on three previous occasions.
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"Had the bill failed or had the president refused assent, I wouldn't have been legally qualified to run for the office of the president of the federal republic," Ukaegbu told CNN.
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The Digital Economy Act, which received Royal Assent in April, is advertised as being predominately focused on protecting children from accessing pornography online, but has received much criticism from privacy advocates.
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The amendments to the banking act, which will be forwarded to the president for assent, also set the minimum rate for bank deposits at 70 percent of the central bank's benchmark rate.
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The second, which takes place at the start of the next Congress in January, requires gaining the assent of a majority of all House members who cast ballots for individual speaker candidates.
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The Supreme Court said earlier this month it would decide as quickly as possible whether May can lawfully invoke Article 50 without parliament's assent, the first step in the process of leaving.
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All 28 EU governments support the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), but Belgium cannot give assent without backing from five sub-federal administrations and French-speaking Wallonia has steadfastly opposed it.
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And because validation of conspiracy claims takes the form of repetition and assent, even the most casual "likes" and "retweets" give authority to senseless, destructive charges ("a lot of people are saying").
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had said late on Wednesday that the federal cabinet had taken some significant decisions related to the banking sector, without revealing details saying the decisions needed Presidential assent.
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All 28 EU governments support the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), but Belgium cannot give assent without backing from five sub-federal administrations, and French-speaking Wallonia has steadfastly opposed it.
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The memory I have is of hanging on my dad's waist and hearing one of my aunts say "Well, what did she expect?" to the general assent of all the grown-ups.
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For now, at least (and once the bill receives royal assent), it looks like Canada has avoided a future where your employment prospects and your insurance premiums depend on your genetic makeup.
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Some cross moral lines proudly complicit and in step with the president, others as part of a "silent circle of assent," while others refuse to cross the line with strength and integrity.
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Since Woodrow Wilson's critique of the framers' work, progressive legal theory has generally denied that the meaning of the original Constitution, as endorsed by generational assent, wields authority because it is customary.
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Within days of Mr. Trump's assent to the Turkish-backed latest advance, human rights groups accused the militias of indiscriminate attacks on residential areas and killing civilians, including a prominent Kurdish politician.
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His idea was not unprecedented; a year earlier, Clements had adopted a son against the wishes of Chicago Church leaders, who withdrew their opposition after Pope John Paul II signalled his assent.
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Anne Applebaum of The Washington Post notes that European Union officials have grown increasingly frustrated with Britain — and Britain needs Europe's assent to prevent Brexit from taking effect automatically on March 29.
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We need to look beyond Universal Basic Income and its implied assent to the automation of whatever companies find convenient; income alone does not ensure access to health, education, and information for all.
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Where these decisions hurt the pockets or the job prospects of the governed – as they are bound to do, especially in times of low growth – will these ministers command assent, even if grudging?
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We've admired her works of food art from afar, tapping our smart phone screens in assent, dreaming of creating such edible engagements on our very own feeds, and perhaps even attempting such creations.
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" To make this more punitive, the new law (which awaits the assent of President Museveni to take effect) offers no definition for what is meant by the "dignity of the people of Uganda.
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"Hopefully, by the end of the month, the National Assembly will transmit it to the president for assent," said Senator Tayo Alasoadura, who chairs the upper house of parliament's committee on upstream petroleum.
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All of those things require Google's Android license, and while the Honor 20 and 20 Pro have received Google's assent already, their future looks very cloudy without ongoing support for major Android updates.
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A 2015 report from Assent Compliance, a Canadian IT firm, found that 90 percent of the 1,262 companies that filed conflict minerals reports couldn't say for certain whether their products are conflict-free.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid on Monday gave his assent to a controversial new law that media groups fear could cripple press freedom and curb free speech in the South Asian nation.
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In the SaaS world, some of our newest investments are [customer intelligence startup] Pramata, [customer communications management software company] Prinova, and Assent Compliance [ a company whose software helps organizations with their compliance strategies].
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All 28 EU governments support the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), but Belgium cannot give assent without backing from its five sub-federal administrations, and French-speaking Wallonia has steadfastly opposed it.
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Mr. McCrory said that he could not assent to the Justice Department's condition for a one-week extension — an acknowledgment by him that the law is discriminatory — and would answer by 5 p.m.
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"They honestly believe that what they're doing has some sort of communal assent," said Brian Levin, who leads the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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The neutering of the courts is the second step — and Trump is well on his way to (constitutionally) establishing a federal judiciary whose most important feature will be reliable assent to executive power.
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Before Parliament shut down, MPs and senators rushed to pass the USMCA, which received royal assent on Friday afternoon, making Canada the last country to endorse the new North American free trade pact.
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Whatever Trump's reasons, it's striking how effectively the word "rat" telegraphs the choices available to someone, like McGahn, who cooperates with the special counsel -- even with the President's assent, as he points out.
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Scotland is likely to re-elect the Scottish National Party as the regional government in elections early next month: polls show the SNP could increase its comfortable majority, and again seek assent to independence.
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The official opposition party, Democratic Alliance, has asked Zuma not to assent to the bill, raising, among other issues, that it does not provide adequate compensation guarantees and that it was open to abuse.
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DHAKA, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Bangladesh President Abdul Hamid on Monday gave his assent to a controversial new law that local media organisations fear could cripple press freedom and curb free speech in the country.
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Democrats, who have found precious little ground on which to agree with Mr. Trump, generally offered narrower praise, with some denouncing the strikes — conducted alongside Britain and France but without Congress's assent — as illegal.
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Britain's Supreme Court is expected to rule in the next couple of weeks on whether May can trigger Article 50 without parliament's approval or the assent of devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland and Scotland.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth granted royal assent to Prime Minister Theresa May's flagship Brexit legislation on Tuesday, ending months of debate over the legislation that will formally end the country's European Union membership.
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Opposition members of Parliament last week passed a law which when it receives royal assent on Monday will force whoever is prime minister on October 16 to request a three-month delay to Brexit.
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None of these innovations — whether the uniquely public form of bargaining or the creation of worker organizations focused on enforcement — require the assent of officials in Washington or the blessing of federal labor law.
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That's because contract law rests on the centuries-old concept of "mutual assent," in which both sides agree to a price before services are rendered, said Barak Richman, a law professor at Duke University.
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The trade deal, ratified by the Mexican legislature last June and by Congress in January, was formally ratified by the Canadian Senate Friday, and shortly thereafter received royal assent, the Canadian governor general's approval.
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The profoundness of the American experiment, he argued, was that it aspired to create "a home out of vagabonds and a nation out of exiles" united by voluntary assent to commonly held political beliefs.
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His diplomatic courtship with Mr. Kim, despite its inerasable creepiness, also had a rationale: The voluntary denuclearization of the world's most totalitarian state could never occur without the assent of its ultimate decision maker.
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It is as though the country's white, Protestant elites especially needed the rhetorical ruses of fair-mindedness and evenhandedness to command assent in a diverse and fragmented society, and to conceal their own prejudices.
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Why did Elizabeth Warren's proposal to break up Amazon and Google and Facebook not isolate her but inspire immediate assent from many other leaders, who five years ago might have run away from her?
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But a move to centralize, and a further weakening of national administrations in favor of "more Europe", is unlikely to work; it simply cannot be squared with a democratic polity which enjoys respect and assent.
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That acquisition was expected to close months ago, but the Chinese government repeatedly delayed its assent to the deal as part of its ongoing fight with the Trump administration over the future of bilateral trade.
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But in a memo last month, the president bemoaned its unintended consequences of reducing credit to the private sector, damaging economic growth and weakening the effectiveness of monetary policy, and refused to assent its renewal.
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Since the royal assent of the Immigration Act 2014, those defined as "foreign criminals" can be deported before they have exhausted their appeal rights, and they are supposed to appeal from their country of origin.
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"The core of contract law is supposed to be 'mutual assent'—we enforce only those agreements that people are able to bilaterally negotiate with sufficient time and sophistication to understand what's at stake," he added.
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Mr. Yanukovych ordered his special forces to shoot and kill over 100 unarmed demonstrators and subsequently fled the country, despite a political transition settlement brokered by the United States and European Union, with Russian assent.
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In states with a history of voter suppression, a mechanism in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 known as "preclearance" once required state and local officials to obtain federal assent before changing their election laws.
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But the president's assent was not enough to allay concerns about the actual agenda of the populists once they enter power, even though they now claim a sudden conversion to full faith in the euro.
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However, London's High Court ruled in November that she could not start the formal exit process without parliament's assent, prompting ministers to appeal to the Supreme Court, the highest judicial body in the United Kingdom.
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In 1647, the Levellers, hoping to remedy this small defect, drafted "An Agreement of the People," with the idea that every freeman would assent to it, granting to his representatives the power to represent him.
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Then there is the question of whether the statements of enthusiasm in the emails about the meeting ("I love it," Donald Jr. wrote) constituted assent on behalf of the Trump campaign to continuing Russian help.
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Richard Blumenthal, Mazie Hirono and Sheldon Whitehouse filed a complaint at the federal district court for the District of Columbia contending that Mr Trump's appointee cannot assume his position without the assent of a Senate majority.
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The vitriolic coverage, which included personal attacks on individual judges, was in response to a High Court ruling last November that the government could not trigger the process of leaving the European Union without parliamentary assent.
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He has forbidden his Governors to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his Assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them.
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But over the course of this episode, she somehow managed to turn the tables on this supposedly expert assassin — and apparently win the Faceless Men's assent to quit the organization and head back to Westeros untrammeled.
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The first, published in a newspaper run by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the Communist Party's anti-graft body, was called "The fawning assent of a thousand people cannot match the honest advice of one".
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Last month its constitution was amended by referendum—with 97% of voters said to assent— to lower the minimum age for a president to 30, paving the way for Mr Rahmon's son Rustam to take over.
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It's possible to prosecute cases of intimate partner abuse without the victim's assent, but it's difficult, and I'm told that the police aren't very likely to open an investigation on the basis of third-party reports.
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Because the Republicans do not control the 60 votes needed to defeat a filibuster, Mr. McConnell cannot end debate on the bill and move to a vote on final passage of the legislation without Democrats' assent.
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The offensive, carried out over the protests of the U.S. but apparently with the assent of Russia, demonstrates how much leverage Washington has lost in Syria, where the American focus has been on vanquishing Islamist militants.
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With Arizona all but expected to follow this trend, Biden will add substantial numbers to a delegate haul that already had him on track to claim the necessary 1,991 delegates to win his party's assent outright.
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The assent of the government in Damascus came even though the United States continues to insist that neither Mr. Assad, nor any member of his family, can have a long-term role in the country's leadership.
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She told the Times that HUD was responding to the political realities in republican controlled states and echoed Gimont's point that some states would rather refuse the money than assent to the reality of global warming.
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There was also the expected confirmation that Britain's parliament will have to approve the start of the Brexit process, though sterling dropped on news that assent will not be needed from pro-EU Scotland or Northern Ireland.
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Wright's comment came at the start of a four-day appeal by the government against a High Court ruling last month that it has to seek parliamentary assent before triggering Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty.
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This is an important distinction given that conducting research on patient identifiable data would likely have required they obtain additional approvals, such as gaining explicit patient consent or Section 251 assent (neither of which they have obtained).
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It may thus pass constitutional muster — provided that it is not allowed to veer off into a full-scale armed conflict between the U.S. and Syria, a step that the president would need congressional assent to take.
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JBS Chairman Joesley Batista this week set off a political firestorm by revealing that he had taped a conversation with Michel Temer in March in which the Brazilian president seemed to assent to bribing a jailed lawmaker.
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Clinton has avoided mention of the one policy that economists widely see as the most effective way to tackle climate change — and one that would need Congress's assent: putting a price or tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Supreme Court will decide as quickly as possible whether Prime Minister Theresa May can trigger Britain's exit from the European Union by the end of March without parliament's assent, its president said on Thursday.
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Opposition to the ALI draft restatement was so vigorous that the group did not reach a vote on its proposed black-letter rules on consumer assent, postponing a final ALI restatement until next spring, at the earliest.
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Since his party had a majority in the National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, and the opposition on both the left and right are divided among themselves, winning assent for the decrees was scarcely in doubt.
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China has called for sanctions to be eased on North Korea, but also says it fully enforces the sanctions imposed with its assent by the U.N. Security Council because of the isolated country's nuclear and missile programs.
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In the pandemonium of the health care fight, the House speaker's reputation, authority and political fate are on the line in a way they never have been before during his charmed assent to the pinnacle of Washington power.
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And if the cabinet is entirely made up of conservative Republicans with Trumpish tendencies, Trump leaves himself open to criticism from a GOP establishment that, since the surprise victory, has been otherwise happy to assent to his leadership.
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The British government is able in theory to take executive decisions without the assent of parliament using the "royal prerogative", a concept originating in the personal power of the monarch to rule on his or her own initiative.
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While the president may temporarily block particular groups of people from accessing America's shores, the three-judge panel wrote, a president "cannot without the assent of Congress supplant its statutory scheme with one stroke of a presidential pen".
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"There is ongoing fighting in almost 20 provinces of the country and the fighting strategy cannot be administrated by caretakers," Farhad Sediqi, a member of parliament from Kabul, said as the lawmakers gave their assent to Ghani's choices .
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One EU diplomat from a country seeking a more ambitious cut said it appeared that Austria, which holds the EU presidency and is negotiating on behalf of the other EU states, was simply waiting for assent from Germany.
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That's great news for companies with smartphone apps – and not just because the court held that app purchasers can be bound by a "sign-in wrap" that folds assent to terms of service into registration for the app.
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In 2009, Cook — by then chief operating officer — was handling day-to-day operations and was formally named CEO in 2011, with Jobs' assent, after the latter had resigned to serve as chairman of the board while convalescing.
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Dependent on those smugglers to guide them for a steep fee over the Rio Grande with the assent of cartel factions that control parts of the riverbank, they wait nervously in "safe houses" for their appointed crossing hour.
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As Russian air power severely weakened Syria's rebel forces, Turkey was willing to temper its support for them in exchange for Russia's assent to a Turkish sphere of influence in northern Syria, where Turkey could block Kurdish expansion.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Tuesday about a federal ruling finding North Carolina's congressional district map to be unconstitutional misstated the usual number of Supreme Court justices whose assent is required for the court to hear a case.
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You need the assent of five justices to get a stay, the same number you need to win a case — but to the center's surprise, it was granted, the law was blocked, and clinics were prevented from closing.
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The government declared a state of emergency on Wednesday in the country's seven most dangerous prisons, where the proposed measures would be introduced first if legislators give their assent in a vote likely to be held on Friday.
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Already, the South Korean government of Moon Jae-in has won reluctant American assent to postpone joint military exercises that would have overlapped with the Winter Olympic Games next month, meeting a condition set by the North Koreans.
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The comment was made in the Supreme Court by James Eadie, who is acting for the government in an appeal against a ruling that would oblige ministers to seek parliament's assent before triggering Article 50, the EU's exit clause.
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Daniels' lawsuit, however, argues that Trump didn't "assent to the … conditions" set forth in the agreement if he didn't sign it and, therefore, she cannot be held to the conditions set forth as to her — including the hush agreement.
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While Royal assent and a couple of other formalities are still needed to make the bill law, people can lodge their notice of intent to marry beginning Saturday, and the first weddings are expected to take place in February.
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That's because contract law requires "mutual assent," which Barak Richman, who studies contract law and teaches at Duke University Law School, said patients can't really give because they are seldom told the true price of care upfront, before signing.
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The motion begins by characterising the plaintiffs' move as "an effort to strip this court's stay of significant practical consequence", implying that Judge Watson's assent to that effort may have been impelled by political rather than strictly legal motivations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's Supreme Court will deliver its ruling next Tuesday on whether Prime Minister Theresa May can begin leaving the European Union without parliament's assent, potentially giving lawmakers a chance to have a vote on Brexit.
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The Turkish offensive, carried out over the protests of the United States but with the apparent assent of Russia, marks a perilous new phase in relations between two NATO allies — bringing their interests into direct conflict on the battlefield.
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Opposition groups belonging to the Free Syrian Army had already signaled their assent to the deal on Sunday, telling the United States that while they would "cooperate positively" with the ceasefire, they were concerned it would benefit the government.
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As a result, Ohio's Republican party gave its assent to a modest reform, which requires numerous steps to secure bipartisan support for legislative maps, and shortens the lifespan of those passed by a one-party majority from ten years to four.
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While you probably think that at this stage in the necklace's assent to ubiquity you've seen every possible iteration of the body adornment that can exist, it seems there's still one last frontier for it left to conquer—the man choker.
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While he was Sessions' chief of staff, Whitaker met with Trump in the Oval Office more than a dozen times, The Washington Post reported, adding that whenever Trump complained about the Russia investigation, Whitaker "often smiled knowingly and nodded in assent."
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Once the bill receives 'Royal Assent', May can begin divorce talks at any time, although her spokesman hinted on Monday that any such decision was likely to come towards the end of the month rather than in the coming days.
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"We're running out of time as we've only 10-15 days more to plant crops like wheat, mustard and chickpeas," he added, to murmurs of assent from around 43 fellow farmers sitting under a neem tree and discussing their predicament.
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DUBAI, April 7 (Reuters) - Kuwait Food Co will seek shareholder assent to issue bonds denominated in currencies including Kuwaiti dinars at its annual general meeting on April 24, the firm better known as Americana said in a bourse filing on Thursday.
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While the thrust of the case centres on whether the British parliament has to give its assent, the judges also heard arguments from the Scottish government and lawyers for Northern Irish challengers that Britain's devolved assemblies must give their approval too.
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"After I handed the budget, as passed by the National Assembly, to the acting president he said he would assent to it after the laid-down procedure," Enang told journalists in the capital, Abuja, after leaving a meeting with Osinbajo.
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An alliance of opposition lawmakers and rebels from Johnson's own Conservative Party passed the bill that became law on Monday having received the assent of Queen Elizabeth, ordering the prime minister to delay Brexit to 2020 unless he gets a deal.
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I, Pages 24-217: Both men believed the plan would require candidate Trump's assent to succeed (were he to be elected president.) They also discussed the status of the Trump campaign and Manafort's strategy for winning Democratic votes in Midwestern states.
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"If you kick an angry dog, he'll bite you and he won't let go," said Alain Giménez, a community leader, as others who had gathered in the raffish Place du Puig, or "Hill Square" in the local Catalan, nodded their assent.
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The judge said the notice provides class members with enough information to decide whether to bind themselves to the negotiation process – and to receive a vote on whether to approve settlement offers, which must win assent from 75% to be accepted.
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The notion that gender is more often a red-herring issue, calculated to divide rank-and-file coalitions on the left, commands wide assent among critics seeking to uphold class as the sole variable of political identity possessing true political consequence.
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In a statement, Greyhound now says that it will tell the Department of Homeland Security, under which CBP falls, that it will no longer assent to warrantless searches of private areas of its company, including buses, terminals, and company offices.
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"His Highness has given his assent to appoint Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad as interim prime minister, while waiting for the appointment of the new prime minister," Chief Secretary Mohd Zuki Ali said in a statement, using an honorific for Mahathir.
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Silent circle of assent McCabe told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Tuesday night while promoting his new book that Trump posed a threat to the FBI and the nation and said it was "possible" that the President was a Russian asset.
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The Representation of the People Act, which gained royal assent on February 6, 1918, signified a different kind of surrender, by the male political establishment to the suffragists and suffragettes who had fought -- sometimes literally -- for the right to vote.
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The queen appoints the leader of the majority party in Parliament as her prime minister; the prime minister decides which bills Parliament votes on; and then those bills are granted the queen's royal assent on the advice of the prime minister.
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In the ruling, judges on Britain's top judicial body upheld an earlier High Court decision that lawmakers had to give their assent before May can invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty which formally starts two-years of divorce talks.
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Stifling doubts about the legality of such a blanket return policy, discomfort at outsourcing it to a partner many of them see as worryingly authoritarian, and irritation at the price Turkey is demanding, stunned EU leaders gave their provisional assent.
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Until a departure treaty is signed - which requires assent from Britain and a majority of the remaining 27 states weighted by population - Britain remains, in principle, a full member of the EU but will be excluded from discussions affecting its exit terms.
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However in the final judgment of a ruling last month that Article 50 cannot be triggered without parliament's assent, Britain's High Court said that once notice of leaving was given then it will "inevitably result in the complete withdrawal of the United Kingdom".
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The government is appealing against a ruling last month that it needs parliament's assent to invoke Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty, the first formal step toward Brexit, as opposed to using an executive power known as the prerogative to do so.
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The government is appealing against a ruling last month that it needs parliament's assent to invoke Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty, the first formal step towards Brexit, as opposed to using an executive power known as the prerogative to do so.
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The plaintiffs in Belfast say that Britain's membership can be overridden only by a change in the act, which requires the assent of Northern Irish voters, giving them an effective veto over Brexit (a majority in the province voted to Remain in June).
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Creating a directly elected presidency or restructuring representation in the Senate would require changing the constitution, and just now the idea of an amendment aimed at either of these goals receiving assent from two-thirds of both houses of Congress is implausible.
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"The use of a single 'Sign Up' click to activate an account and accept the terms of service presents a serious question of whether Facebook provided reasonable notice of its agreement terms and whether the user truly manifested assent to them," Donato wrote.
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The Saudi and Russian energy ministers said a production increase of about 20.3 million barrels per day (bpd) or around 22 percent of global supply had become a near-consensus proposal for the group and its allies, but Iran's assent was vital.
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While the thrust of the Supreme Court case centered on whether the British parliament had to give its assent, the judges also heard arguments from the Scottish government and lawyers for Northern Irish challengers that Britain's devolved assemblies must give their approval too.
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Each used its tools in pursuit of its goals: Republicans in the House refused to pass a spending bill that could win the assent of Democrats in the Senate or the White House, and Democrats refused to go along with the House's budget.
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The bill came together despite a toxic dynamic between the two parties in the normally courtly Senate, where Mr. McConnell conceded from the start that quickly enacting a mammoth emergency government aid plan could be done only with the assent of Democrats.
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House Panel's Assent Gives Life to Effort to End 9/11 Military Authorization: For the first time in years, there's a glimmer of hope for lawmakers intent on repealing a 9/11 era measure that has been stretched to enable open-ended warfare.
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The University of Chicago's Booth School routinely polls a panel of distinguished economists for their views on policy issues, and found near-universal assent to the notion that prematurely ending lockdown measures would ultimately be more economically costly than allowing them to proceed.
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The thesis of "On the President's Orders" isn't terribly original, but in a needlessly roundabout way, it makes its case that these killings are not the work of isolated individuals, but the product of a top-down culture that stems from Duterte's assent.
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